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There ere two imtitationi that ei'e herd to beet. One of them U the United Stetet (orernment; AS CRIMfe CURE WILL BE GIVEN the other it the Cetholie Chureh. D^. John Galen Locke, after a bat­ DENVER CATHOLIC tle of yeart over income tax, hat come out on top. He wet (rand dragon of the realm of Colorado in PROJEB AGAIN RANK BY BISHOP weeping, wailing, howling, awful, ______I___ pitiful and other adjective-brand­ ed yeart of the K. K. K. Uncle Study of Juvenile Court Report Shows Few Six Also to Be Made Subdeacons atid Two to Sam thought he did not report Be Raised to Minor Orders enough'.income tax, but now ad- Offenses Where Parochial Educa­ REGISTER mitt that he did. Dr. Locke, how­ ever, led a movement that pro- tion Is Available Two young men, both students for the Diocese of mited to take oyer St. Thomat’ The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic RelHster. We Have Denver, will be ordained to the priesthood Sunday morn­ leminary at a Klan meeting houte A study .of the Denver juvenile court’s annual report, Also the International News Service (W ire ahd M ail), a Large Special Service,and Seven Bmaller Services. ing by Bishop Urban J. Vehr in the chapel of St. Thpmas' juit at toon at we got it built. The just issued in printed form, shows that the offenders among teminary it ttill a “priett factory” seminary at 9:30 o’clock. The young men are the' Rev. and, if anybody atkt you, the Catholics are in exact proportion to the absehce of parish VOL XXIX. No. 17. DENVER, COLO., TI^URSDAY, DEC. 14,1933. PER YEAR Roy Breen and the Rev. Petef- Moran, whose home parish Church it doing nicely in Colo­ school facilities. Lack of Catholic education and poverty, has given thirty-two of its members to the secular priest- rado, while the Klan it all but it is evident from the report, are the chief causes of what­ hood. A t the same time six dead. ever juvenile delinquency exists among Catholic young­ More Views of Greatest Statue in U. S. young men will be ordained to the Dr. Locke, although anxiout for sters. The proportion of Catholic offenders when compared Just Finished at Cainp Santa Maria subdeaconate. The men and their power and willing to ute ttrange with the Catholic child population is not alarmingly high. methodt to get it, never wat a dioceses are: Thomas Lynch, San­ E ilf lm lessness and mischief explained ta Fe; Lawrence Kellerj Helena; pertonal bjgot, in the writer’t etti- There are 89 “ Spanish” boys 125. It ih brought out .that on an mation. .They tay he wore a brown listed. So far it has not been pos­ Eugene Gergen, derby in 1928. We know of one sible to provide the “ Spanish” average of 1,000 bicycles a year Great Falls; time when the imperial wizard of 'with a parish school and hence are stblen in Denver. Leonard Gall, their number heads the list. Inas­ The report, of the court gives Denver; Henry siJTMiii Eiioyp, the Klan tent a fake ex-nun here to lecture and the tjiddenly dit much, however, as there are about the religious statistics o f the boys Altmann, Great appeared. W e hav* it on the bdat 1.9,000 “ Spanish” in Denver, the handled in the last year and shows Falls; and C' imaginable•------— —*'—--- authority that ''^ Dr7 p ro p o rtio n of criminal offenders that 227 of them gave their faith Altermatt, Gr« Locke had her etcorted by five could be much higher. One reason as Catholic. It womd seem from a Falls. Minor or­ KELLY MEMOiL Klan gentlemen over the ttate why there are more “ Spanish study.of the figures, however, that ders will be con­ line, taying th%re wat enough bigo­ children in the juvenil^ court is some youngsters who are not Cath­ ferred on Frater A beautiful marble statuary try already and he wanted no that they are the largest immi­ olics are calling themselves that. Regis Landy, 0. more created. grant group. Other ' children of The religious statistics, for in­ P., a Dominican j group of the Holy Agony,^ donated foreign parentage handled by the stance, include, only one Greek stude^nt, and to S t Thomas’ seminary by Mr. • Believe Jt or not, thit ad ap­ court and who probably are Cath­ Orthodox, but the nationality fig ­ Martin • Werner and Mrs. RalpluW. Kelly of Den­ ver in memory Wieir deceased chil­ peared on the Church page of latt olics run as follows: Italian, 35; ures sho'w 23 RussiSns and three of Great Falls. Austrian, 10; Irish, 9; Polish, 3. Greeks, who are fa r more likely to The Rev. Fr. dren, will probably be bleMed by Saturday’t PoA: “ Itn’t Prayer Bishop Vehr on Saturday evening. There are four children of Ger­ be Orthodox than Catholics. These Breen is the son tilly? If prayer influencet God, The group, which was executed by man descent, but it impossible to schismaties, however, if asked of Mrs. A n n it not. he who prayt ttronghr than the Daprato company of Chicago, judge their religion, Thd^erm their -religion, would often say Breen , of 1226 God? Have we mixed up God with is an exquisite work in colored Santa'Claut? 11 a. m. Univertalitt “ Austrian,” let it be remembered, “ Catholic," for their Church often 10th St., Denver. marble and is perhaps one of the Church, E. Colfax ave. and La­ is used by a group of nationalities calls itself the Orthodox Catholic He wa| born in most magnificent works of its kind fayette ttreet.” which before the war were under Church. Denver Novem­ Austrian rule. ^ to-be found in this region. The preacher’t logic it appall­ Among the girls Handled in ber 4, 1906, and P**" Moran received his primary education at ' Mr. ^nd Mrs, Kelly gave the ing. If i boy whote family it in It has-not been possible yet to the juvenile couirt^ 32 gave their S t Joseph’s school here. He took g;roup '.to the seminary to be danger of ^tin g itt home writet to get a parish school capable of car­ religion as Catholic. Of these, 14 his high school course at Sacred erected in the memorial chapel in Pretident Rootevelt and the Chief ing for more than about 260 are listed as Mexicans. It is inter­ esting to note that among the boy Heart high school. A fter com­ the rear of the main chapel in Executive tket that the family gett of the Italian youngsters. Those memory of their three deceased ' a federal loan, are we to infer that nationalities , that have adequate offenders 84 were children o f di­ pleting his high vorced or separated parents and school course he children: Earl Eugene, Dorothy the-boy it ttronger than the Preti­ Catholic school priWsion all have Marie and Herbert Vincent. dent? If a toddler comet up to her small numbers in the juvenile Smong the girls 40. enrolled at S t mutcular fAher, atkt for a penny court. The Italian numbers are In judging juvenile court fig­ Joseph’s prepara­ Critics have acknowledged the and it given it, doet thit mean not large considering the Italian ures, it, is well to remember that tory seminary at group to be one of rare workmgift- that the toddler it ttronger than population. These figures are de­ many children of the well-to-do or Kirkwood, Mo. In ship. The group is life-size and the father? If I am drowning, cry creasing. middle, class commit mistakes just 1925 he enrolled is set on a mosaic base in keeping for help and am retcued by a life­ as serious as those that involve at S t BenedictLs with the marble and mosaic motif The chief cause o f the cases in that prevails in the chapel proper. guard, doet thit prove that I am hearings in the court on the part college, A t c h i- itronger than the life-guard? Ergo, the juvenile court, it is obvious of the poor; but have their cases Seminary authorities have also from the report, is poverty. “ The son, Kansas, ai^d if I pray to Cod, am I ttronger handled in other ■ways (by being a yehr later en­ announced the donation o f ten great majority of parents “in the sent o ff to private schools, by hav­ than God? tered St Thom­ more pews for the chapel by Frank juvenile court,” says the booklet, ing fathers immediately make Kirchhof, K.S.G., and the dona>- .“ are ignorant, many of them un­ as’ 8 e m i n a r God gains nothing by our pray­ good stolen wares and avoiding tion of a Crucifix and candle set believably so, and of low standing Denver, to begin er*. He ha* u* pray to' Him be- proseention, etc). for the altar by the. Rev. C. M. in the economic structure, but in Ti i s philosophy cau*e we need prayer. In order to Johnson o f the CathedralT addition to these factors the court course. After (Turn to Rage 4 — Column I ) must struggle with Subnormal DEANERY WILL completing a mental conditions which make the year and a half parties difficult to handle at the ELECT HEADS of study he was NOTICE** trial and difficult to obtain obedi­ forced by the ill­ The programs of Christmas ness 'o f Ms fa ­ ence from regarding matters The Danver deanery of the services and music in Catholic ther, Harry „ „ „ churches of Denver and- vicin­ ordered by the court.” As every­ Diocesan Council of Catholic Breen, to discon- ity will be published in The body knows, poverty often brings Women will meet Monday aft- tinue his studies for some time. He Denver Catholic Register in the on subnormality. O f all the cases ornoon, December 18, in the returned to the seminary in 1929 of boys, 362 were for various Holy Ghost parish hall. Mem­ issue of December 21. Be­ WILL BL S iG III to complete his course. Hia father cause of the time needed to set types of theft. Here again poverty bers of the Holy Ghost Altar is the ob'vlous cause, at least in and Rosary society will be died on last November 10. There the material up pastor* and most instances. Outside of steal­ hostesses. The Rev. John R. are two other boys in the Breen choir directors are asked please family, John and Harry. Father ing, only 41 cases were utterly Mnlroy will speak. The post­ to have their programs at The Breen will sing his first Solemn Register office not later than HLHVEBILG. vicious, 38 being sex offenses aijd poned election of officers will 20 Mass on Christmas day in Holy Monday, December 18. 3 possessioh or sale of liquor or take place at this meeting, (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) , drugss Truanev. running away, which will have interesting holi­ “ Bethlehem,” a brilliant oper­ ,and unmanagaoieness' constituted day featnra*. etta in. three pets, composed by most o f the others. Acts o f care-' Monsignor Joseph Bosetti and Monsignor McMenamin, and pre­ Definite Results Come sented several times to Denver play-goers since . its premiere in COURT REPORT LAUDS 1913, will be given again next From Literary Rally Wednesday evening, December 20, at the Broadway theater. — Because of the beauty of the CATHOLIC WORK HERE Although it has been little more went as far south as Mobile, Ala. musical score and th^ effectiveness than three weeks since the Cath­ n ie colleges of the nation have o f the libretto, the operetta has The annual repprt of the Den­ the work of the Catholic institu­ olic Literature congress was held taken a decided interest in the come to be regarded as one of the ver juvenile court pays tribute to tions has served greatly to relieve in DenVer, its influence in the, city movement. Holy Cross college in greatest contributions made to the the work of Catholic institutions. the strain upon the home. These and state and even in the nation the East, Loyola of Los Angeles in the West and a_ dozen colleges in culture of the city. Here are some excerpts: institutions nave been liberal in tures nearly so fine a* those of Dr. is gradually reaping fruit. In the Top, front view of the gresit Santa Maria, shown on it* side. the Middlewest have written ,to One hundred and twenty-five accepting Protestant children at Tietjens. Previous picture* of the last week the trend toward Catlv^ “ Splendid work has been done The Dowers’ camp is dedicated to Regis asking for 8up:estions on atudents of the Cathedral school the request of their parents' or statue of Christ the Redeemer, olic literature among students and at the Home of the Good Shepherd the Blessed 'Virgin Mary, and now statue, taken for The Register make up the cast, which has been under order of the court, though King of the Rockies, set on adults has been very definite. In­ how to make the revival and the in the care of delinquent girls when it was in. coarse of construc­ hard at work on rehearsals for commitment of Protestant chil­ formation from sources thal^are spirit of the congress a part of committed by the court . . , The mountain 9,253 feet above tion, have appeared in large dailies the last few weeks. A specially dren to Catholic homes is'. i^ t accurate barometers for testing a their curricula.' , homeihas the advantage of an ex­ level, looking down on Camp Santa all over the nation. The statue is trained group of boys and girls made without the parents’ con­ movement of this kind have shown' One non-Catholic publfcher said cellent' course in commercial ste­ certain to bei one of the chief forms the chorus supplying the sent.” Maria,' at Cassells, Colorado, the that the revival of Catholic thought that he had .traced an increased nography, and occasionally, with of a five-story building, tourist attraction* of the future musical background. The report makes a number of fairyland summer home for under­ and letters is growing. sale in “ Twenty Years a Growing” the consent of the paren{/''Protest- These pictures, together with in the vicinity of Denver. The Just two of the performers references to the work done in Among the countless letters re­ by Maurice O’Sullivan to the Den­ ant children are also received at privileged children conducted by the one that appeared in all the beauty of it, standing on top of a among those tfe?\For8tall said. Idaho Springs gaged in analytical research for lieve the figures sent him by the K a:n sA 8 . Miss cian for years. Bishop Chartrand was in Den­ Ewpire are humming with ac­ several important projects in the veteran priest, who in the years Noonan ijfas The aged doctor, one of the ver a year ago last s a m ^ r to see tivity, Three mining men, person­ state and in Montana. Of recent he has been engaged in'advising graduated leading physicians in Indianapolis Dr. Brennan. They correspond­ ally known to the veteran scientist, week.s letters have come from miners of'the geld possibilities in Cathedral 4 9 'years ago, was Bishop Char­ ed regularly up until the Bishop’s have sold their homes in Denver various sections of the United the state has not been known to school in trand’s lay adviser and intimate death. When the Bishop was in and have moved their families to States, even from 'as far east as be 'Wrong. of 19 2 7 counselor and together they Denver he officiated at the mar­ Idaho Springs to begin mining New York state, asking Father • The Institute of Catholic Cul­ A number of boys from the Civilian Conservation corps camp at spent the_ planned and carried out diocesan riage of one of the young men of work that shows promise of devel­ Foratall’s opinion on ore found ture at Regis heard an interesting Grand Lake, Colorado, are shown here as they attended Mass cele­ fo.ur yea’rs 1 at works. The things they did to­ Indianapolis, Peter Reilly, then a opment. In Idaho Spring even a there. lecture on tlie history of Colorado brated by their chaplain, the Rev. Henry Ford, formerly of the Holy Harris Teachprs’ gether- are too numerous to men­ student at Colorado School of vacant room is at a premium. Em­ Father Forstall is keenly inter­ mining girien last Sunday by Fa­ Ghost church, Denver. The 32 reforestation camp* in the state of college in j S t Mary Virginia tion. “ All I can say is that no tw6 Mines, to a Denver girl. He pire, too. Is crowded, he said. ested in the rich ore discoveries in ther Forstall. He did not confine Colorado were reduced to 12 for the winter months. The spiritual Louis, f r|o m Noonan men, not even brothers, were as stayed at S t Leo’s rectory when ' Father Forstall has been a lead- Mancos. A year and a half ^ o himself' to well-known facts, but need* o f. the Catholic young men in these camps are cared for by which she feieived the degree of close as we were,” said Dr. he was-here. ttig figure in mining circles since he was asked to give an opinion told stories o f his own personal Father Ford, a first lieutenant and U. S. army chaplain. The extension Bachelor of Arts in 1931. She Brennan. Dr. Brennan came to Denver the early days when the Matchless on the worth of the ore in that, experiences with leading figures of of President Roosevelt’s reforestation program has caused many re­ is a member Alpha Sigma Tau Dr. Brennan tried his utmost two years ago for the benefit of and Little Johnnie mines were locality and sent back a report (Torn to Page 4 — Colamn 4} enlistments. sorority. to persuade Bishop Chartrand to (Turn to Page 3 — Coiaain 3 )

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PAGE TWO ■ Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REG Telephone, Main 5413 Thiit^day, December 14, 1933

f W prp-pnp-j p ^ w w y y P"^ FR. KEITH WILL REGIS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP Select SHOW PICTURES [ Tieiiim cLi 10 AT MEN’S HOME OF 1933 HIGH SCHOOL LOOP On Friday evening, December (R«gii High School) those interested in Regis, the play 15, the men at the St. Vincent de Colulnii IS succos n World series champipns have was a success in e v e ^ way. A BE III PLICE IT Paul Shelter house will enjoy an received a larger but never a more fairly large audience on both exhibition of pictures painstaking­ A column of advertisers enthusiastic welcome than did the nights of the performance enjoyed ly gathered over a period of fif­ Regis Reds, Parochial league foot­ an entertaining and finished pro­ . ^ that merit your patron* teen years by the Rev. George J ball championa o f 1983, after duction. age.^ They are reliable, A. Keith, S.J., o f Sacred Heart their victory over Cathedral on perish, form e^y of Creighton uni­ The championship football game consistent and appreci­ December 10 by the score of 6 to versity. They were exhibited last was a thriller througohut. A record ate your support. Grand Junction. — Seventy-five year to 71,000 people in New 2. Coaches Maguire and Eatough, crowd of 2,50.0 roared as Mum- (St. l^atrick’s Parish) members, and grnests ofiS t. .Jos­ with vheir chaAipion Reds,‘ not York, Chicago aiid other Eastern ford, Red quarterback, slipped off The newjj tabernacle has been eph’s ■’ AJtar society enjoyed a tmly brought the cup to Regis, but cities, on one occasion being his right tackle and da^ed 2’J ordered and it is hoped to have it Hare Your Eyei Examined bridge luncheon Saturday after­ also served to fan the already shown to 4,000 unemployed men. yards to the goal for the winning on display iunday. Father Som- noon at the ‘hall. The banquet blazing Regis school spirit to They are Teplete with instruc­ touchdown late in the second maruga is •ateful for the' sMedy JOHN’*^. COYLE room was lovely in its Christmas white heat. Many congratulations tion for Catholics and enlighten­ period. The run climaxed a 50- manner in j which the f uhd was state 'Scfiitered Optometrist decorations. The aisles formed by ;and good wishes were received by ing to non-Catholics, informative, yard drive powered by Mumford raised for qiis much needed repos- OPTICAL DEPARTMENT the strarids of red, green and ‘sil- the winners of the Denver Cath­ cultural, and are illustrated by re­ in three off-tackle smashes. Mum­ itory of ti e Blessed Sacrament, Sean, Roebuck & Co. •ver converged toward the gleam­ olic Parochial league football pen­ ford also scored the safety for his It will be ihstalled at Christmas productions in full color of the ing Christmas tree, the “ presents” 1740 Broadway world’s niasterpieces fn art. nant, and not the least welcome rivals in the last three minutes of time. Thi . .new floor covering on which were the^prizes for the telegrapi was the one from Cap­ the battle when Reps ended a that is ' being purchased by the afternoon. -Prizes were given for tain Jerry Nolan and the Cathe­ Tell the people yon patronise Cathedral aerial drive, in which Young Ladies’ sodality has also MYSTIC TAILOKINGlo contract and auction and also a dral Bluejays. 'Tom Hyland was the big gun, on been ordered and will be placed More Days Only that yon *aw their advertitement 1416 TREMOMT special event; ! Success came to Regis in the its one-yard line. Rather than some time next week. in The Register. The games were preceded by a field of dramatics also on Decem­ punt from the end zone, Mumford This Sunday is the regular Com­ delicious turkey luncheon served ber 10. On the evening of the grounded the ball and his tea,m munion day fo r the members of Suits and Overcoats on the-long banquet table. The football victory the Dramatic club went out to the 20-yard line for the Young!) Ladies’ sodality, and in This Sale of In an almost limitless variety president, Mrs. Irene Kerrigan, presented the second performance the free kick. they will receive in a body at the $15 to $27.50 and her aides received many com­ of the annual high school play, Hyland, Cathedral left half, 9 o'clock Mass that will be of­ TO N Y FEKRETTI, Pres. BRADSHAW’S pliments on the success o f the “ The Last ’Trick.” Owing to the who yielded only to Mumford in fered for the sodality. The De­ affai^ . ’ . excellent work o f the members of individual brilliance, turned in a cember melting was held on Mon­ the. Truly Different Store Mr. and Mrs. 4 Pettis will the cast and -the praiseworthy great game fo r the Bluejays. day evening immediately following — Where You Can B uy- leave on December 21 for Syra­ backing*of the undertaking by Regis had tiie better of-the go­ Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ and Ladies’ and Men’s Two-piece cuse, N. Y., to spend the Christ­ ing in a vicious contest played on ment in tdje library with a good INSURANCE Underwear, Fleece and Sum­ mas holidays with Mr. Pettis’ Yi-yuddy gridiron. The Reds com­ attendance] Reports of the bridge IMT^PrPPPPPPTOVV VP V PI mother. piled 180 yards from scrimmage tournamenn and the turkey party mer Weights, Also Union A. F. McCabe has returned I to 76 for Cathedral. The Blue­ held recentily were made. - Ballots JOS. J. CELLA Suits— Big Line of Long from an extended visit wth his jays completed 8 put of 18 passes, for the election o f officers were 409 Security Bldg. Sleeve House Dresses sister, who lives in California. while Reps tried two unsuccess­ distributed land the results will be announced list the next meeting. ■ Phone KEystone 2633 Mss. Olive -Boyer, organist at fully. First downs were even, 8 $1.25 up St. Joseph’s, has been quite ill to 8. ■ Michael George, Jr., infant sod the past week. TO Gi PLJIS FINAL PAROCHIAL STANDING o f Mr. ana Mrs. Michael M.anfre, Overcoats - Muslin, Outing Flannel and w . Team— L. Pet. TJP. O.P. and Andrejw Anthony, infant son Crepe Nightgowns William Baker has been called R egis...... 7 1 .S7S 97 ..33 to Denver for an interview with (St. Mary’s Academy) Cathedral ...... 6 2 .750 100 37 of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sanchez, Sacred Heart.... 5 3 .625 75 30 were baptized last Sunday after­ COAL , 85^ to $1.00 the compensation insurance board. The . two • Christmas plays, Holy Family .... 2 6 JZ50 35 1 1 1 noon. Spbnsors were Sebastian The pastor, Father Bertrand, is “ Christopher’s Orphans” and Annunciation.... 0 8 MO .« 114 Marvelous Gifts for the' Deluca and Mrs. Gerald Messina, Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. in Denver on business this week. “ Christmas' Love,” will be pre­ SCORING LIST F. A. Mumford, Mgr. Dear Old Ladies Plsjrer. Team, Pos. TD. P.A.T. ToL and Frankjland Dora SancheH. Mrs. Maggie Kay •will leave sented to the public Friday eve­ Lump Coal, $5.00 and up L. Sanchez, Sacred H., h.b. 8 2 SO J. M. Tierney of ^3504 Clay 1443-1447 STOUT ST. shortly for the 'home of her ning, Decelhber 15, at 8:16. About Mumford, R efit, q.b...... 7 1 *45 street is still at Merty hospital Stesun Coal, $2.25 and up daughter in Missouri. 200 children from various o^han- Allen, Cathedral, h.b...~.... 7 2 44 Hyland. Cathedral, h.b...... 5 1 31 following ai'l major operation. Mrs. W. 25th.and Decatur GA. 6125 A fair-sized audience greeted ages will be treated to Christmas Bette, Holy Family, q.b.-e. 3: 0 18 Thomas Shannon is at her home the players o f -the parish, when goo'dies at the Saturday afternoon- Sustrlck, Annunclat’n, I.b. 3 O 18 they presented .their play, “ Before performance. Cassidy, Rests, f.b.______2 O .12 much improved from her recent *T-wo-points for safety. ‘ iHness. Mjfs. JameS O’Drain is Breakfast” A ll those who at­ Those taking part in the latter gaining strength every day and H iG . REIDj tended felt well paid for their play are Betty Jane McCaddon, St. Francis’ Back hopes to t|^' able to attend Mass Electrical Contractinjs, time and monfey. A ll parts were Amelia Jones, Marie Pence, Mar­ St. Francis de Sales’ high school Feet M on Christinas morning after an Repairing and Fixturba well taken and showed the ability garet Anna Mullen, Mary Jo Mc- will return to active interscholas­ illness of several months’ duration. MAin 2303 ' 317 14tli SL. ^ of the director, John Pittman. Har­ Enery, Maxine Haefliger, Rita tic athletic competition in the Pa­ rison Elder, as the butler, was, as Thompson, Peggy Mahoney, Mary rochial league this basketball sea­ Other members of the parish pre­ Saturday is‘^ usual, a scream. Ellen Denver, Catherine Morris- son after a five-year moratorium, viously reported ill have fully re­ Hurt son, Shirley Morton, A li.e Cook, officials o f the league announced. covered. I • - ' the last day of , The clothes shop o f the C. D. of A. is open only two days a Mary Jane Nolan, Shirley Ann With the announcement it was All of tlfe arrangements for the these umisuali RABTOAT'S J w u F o o t week now. . This is partly due to Robertson, Evelyn Miller, • Mary disclosed that two o f Denver’s turkey pai|ty being sponsored by a decrease in calls upon it but Ann Ryan, Mary Ann Adams, May leading cage stars— Grant Bowler the Altar dnd Rosary society have savings. A ttakfO i Jane Golden and Mary Ann Gib­ been completed, and the commit­ '■ MEAT MARKET more so because the garments are and Joe Dea— ^have been named i running low. Mrs. George Lander bons. coaches at St. Francis’. ' tee in chdjrge, of which Mrs. S. The H oum of Qualitjry whero the best One meats at the most reasonable prices may Doctor is in charge' of the shop. In “ Christopher’s Orphans” Chiolero the chairman, assures # $25 & $30 valuesr' be obtained. in A t­ Visit Our Leo Corcoran visited with his those taking part are Mary ICranz, all attending a profitable as well as 1030 W . Colfax K£, 3^38 tendance Chiropody parents over the week-end from Catherine Parle, Olive Golden, an enjoyaqile evening. Orders for # All hand tailored Across from St. Leo’s Church Dept. Margaret McNally, Ellen Ohmer, 10-pound turkeys will be awarded Member Delta. # Beverly & other NRA Newl Marguerite Bicknell, Laverne Holiday Baskets and severdl .free prizes, donated Francis J. Fisher, Inc. Different! Friendi Anna May Record, Rose­ by merchants and friends of the fine clothes TAbor 6204 mary Egan, Jane Galligan, Betty parish, win also be given at the PRE-CHRISTMAS Currigan, Nadine Purfurst, Doro­ party. Slefreshments will be # Superb overcoats Cement - Plaster - Mortar SALE thy Maguire, Doris Porter, Lor­ for Poor Needed served. Th| co-operation of every­ # Smart new suits ~ Meted Lath - Stucco hf^oot£:if^erts| 500 PAIRS HOUSE SLIPPERS raine Larche, Virginia Tighe, one is solicited. Wflbur Coon Shoei Betty Jane McCaddon, Margaret St. Patrick’s Holy Name basket­ # Sizes to fit you 2863 Rake S’t. Denter ■ Sixes 1 to 12 Day, Margaret Anna Mullen, ;Rita AAAA to EE£EE These are busy days at the Cath­ ball teamjis scheduled to play at n 69c ’Thompson, Regina Tynan, Eva and olic Charities office, where special the Temple of Youth on Thurs­ Ann Monaghan and Mary Ellen AVENUE A ll Sixes I effort is being made to provide day eveninks and deserves the sup­ Hart Schaffner Denver. something extra for each of the port of evfery athletic fan in the FLOWER SHOP 5 o ' o * C o t n ^ o t X Laverne Friend? Catherine 300 families and especially the parish. Sifason tickets may be 806 E. 18th Are. KE. 1635 Parle, Mary Ellen Ohmer, Anna children of^ these families being procured fbr a nominal price, and & Marx Suits Foot Shob May Record, Eufrocine Mares cared fo r by this organization. a large representation from this CUT FLOWERS and Madeline Showranski were FLORAL DESIGNS Nothing ■ seems to take the parish should be present to encour­ and Overcoats awarded their junior certificates POTTED PLANTS 6B’IS^$T.^/I^ place of a good dinner on Christ­ age the tepm. in the Order of Artistic Typists. mas day, for of this each member Very Special C. L. Ringwalt, Prop. . This is an organization fo r type­ of the family can partake. Every r e p e r t c Ir y t h e a t e r w i l l writing students conducted by The father and mother, even in com­ GIVE SECOND PLAY DEC. 15 Gregg Writer, a commercial mag­ S n ^ . 5 0 fortable circumstances, knows the The Dehver Repertory theater azine. joy of seeing a hungry child satis­ A Regis victory party was given will offer |ts second production of For Christmas We Have— fied. In anticipation of this joy the seasons on Friday evening, De­ at the home of Catherine Parle many parents have already sent in A ll color Sunday evening after the Regis- cember 15, at the Woman’s club Aak about CoU Diamonds — Watches — Rings requests fo r Christinas baskets. theater, J437 Glenarm place. Trimi— Cathedral game. Those present, Some friends have signified their ^relFs New Credit Mail Order* “ Glamorous Lady,” a new play by for Every Member of the Family besides-the Regis team, were Vir­ intention of caring for one or more Plan for this Sale Filled— 15c Pottage ginia Fox, Margaret McNally, Hale'Harldwe, Denver author, will families by providing baskets or be presented for the first time. The ■ Betty Currigan, Dorothy Maguire, other necessities. Also Toilet Sets, Necklaces, Compacts, etc. For Practiced Gifts Jane Galligan, Eva and Ann cast has been carefully selected Smart Shoei____ $1.99 to $2.95 Monaghan, Marie Pence and Max­ Since federal relief - is taking and contains such able actors as New Bag*'...... 89c and $1.00 ine Haefliger. care o f the actual necessities (n Dixie LeejJorndt, who plays the Hosiery, Chiffon or Serriee..69c Margaret McNally, Peggy Bick­ food and fuel for hundreds lead; Dorojtiy Barnett, Irving Lin­ “DtoTtr'i Grtatytt Valuat” nell, Doris Porter and Rosemary families in Denver, U is natura' coln, Trend Rbye, Leslie Reed and U U E R JEWELRY CO. Egan enjoyed a waffle luncheon for people to. infer that this relief Larry Wayne. The Denver Reper­ 3947 Tennyson together, and then visited the will include Christmas dinners as tory theater I was organized for the SENSATIONAL VANITY ” house o f magic exhibition last Fri­ well. On the contrary nothing twofold purpose of developing the day. extra wilh be provided for the latent playwitii.^ talent of local great day and only the usual authors and of giving Denver au­ Christmas Offer! monthly grocery allowance will be diences lemtimate dramatic enter­ made. tainment. ^ Admission to-the per­ Besides those receiving relief, formance Is nominal and the pub­ there are many others who have lic is invited. managed to keep body and soul together without applying for help, FAVOR RECEIVED but their valiant efforts will not A subscriber of 'ITie Register be able to make possible that little TOshes to give public thanks to the extra which will mean so much to Holy Infant oi Prague, for a spe­ themselves and their children at cial favor Ireceived. ************ Christmas time. As to toys, candy and the like, .children will be taken care of Voss Bros. pretty well -through the usual Christmas parties being sponsored by local organizations and civic Diamonds SELL NEW DEAL MARKET clubs. The Catholic Charities are Bakery relying on the success of the Santa Watches, Jewelry u u t lO — " ONLY Formerly A. E. Swafford’s Market Claus shop to care for the wants of families and children as to and Silverware FIRST tkc “DO YOUR PART— LOOK FOR UNION CARD” dolls, toys, candy, some household ^*Your Bakers for furnishings and canned food. Here Lamb Legs ...... lb. 15^ BEST parents are given the joy of shop­ oill CREDIT fered at 1« . j Trade m Thanksgiving^^ Pork Loin Roasts (end cuts)...... lb. 9^ ping and selecting presents for iTVet in thi. tnarvel- Pot Roasts...... ^...... lb. 8^ an^ 10^ each member of the family to be SATURDAYS SPECIALS, DECEMBER 16 Hams, half or whole...... lb. 12^ purchased by. merchandise certifi­ out new R' Our Good Bacon...... lb. 19^ cates issued by the welfare agen­ e a s y t e r m s . CAKES cies. The shop opened December l^umlsh Royalty Cakes...... 25^ and 50^ each ♦4'4‘*4 44444 »4 ">W 4>4444 »|i*4 4 4 4 4 4 S 4 4 W 4‘44’44 44'M ’» » 13 at 1530 Welton street and crowds are daily thronging to take Plsdn Round Butterspongie Cakes...... ^25(t each advantage of the wonderful bar­ Princess Pound Cakes (white and chocolate)..50^ each gains. "The Catholic Charities PIES have charge of the doll booth and 7131 have collected and dressed hun­ KEystone L^mon Chiffon Pies...... 25^ each Tell the people you patron­ dreds of lovely dolls as their con­ io7 15th Si. Minoe and Pumpkin Pies...... -...... 25^ each tribution to this venture. 1631 CALIFO RN^ Chocolate Pecan Cream Pies...... 25^ each Anyone wishing to give some ize that you saw their adver­ Joy to a needy family on Christ- COFFEE CAKES AND ROLLS ihas day in the way of food, cloth­ Dinner Biscuits (Pan and Sheet style)...... 9 ^ dozen ing or4;oys may do so and will be USE Pecan Dinner Rolls...... dozen given the name of some worthy Keep Your Hair MILLER'S' tisement in The Register. family or individual or may con­ Sugar Top Cinnamon Rolls— ...... 19^^ dozen We guaiiantee to restore fallen C O R B E T T ’S PUBLIC MARKETS Square Streusel Coffee Cakes...... 15^^ each tribute to the financial success of Stb and Santa Fa the 'Santa Claus shop. Call the hair coijnpletely, overcoming 30 South Broadway Pineapple Filled Coffee Cakes...... 20^ each central oflSce of the Catholic Char­ baldnesS.| Bring this ad, it en­ 3446 South Broadway titles ypu to one complete treaty ICE 3812 East 12th Ava. Fruit Boat Coffee Cakes...... 2 9 ^ each ities, KEystone 6386. 3936 Tanuyson StrOat ment, 226 Empire Bldg.' **t%t%t*************4**n ********* ***********4 * NURSING STUDENTS CREAM Miss Remington’s LEWIS WILL MEET SUNDAY Home Made Sweets ARCADE RED STAR FISH Students from the three Cath­ WE A ll Kind* bf ChristinM olic nursing schools of Denver will UNI Doyle’s Pharmacy Candies and N ut*:-^ Grocery & Market CASH STORES SHOP hold a meeting at 2 :30 Sunday at Powtsi nAnv wmwm u pixsomny i T h « Particular D n icfist — Chocolatbs, attraetivaly Homa Public‘‘Markat Mercy hospital. The main topic CAMERA^ AND FILMS, MOVE tioxed and reasonably SUGAR 979 Broadway ^ TAbor 2734 for discussion will be “ What the 17 th Ave. and Grsmi Frame Hoiuea, Garmtee. p ricM l. Blessed Sacrament Should Mean TAber 8936— TAbor 8937 10 lb. Cloth Bag HENS Fresh Baltimore Standard Far Sorvlca— KEyatoaa '92M — Mixed hard candies for Oysters, qt. S5c in the School of Nursing.” J N H. REDDIN . Faroaarlr 18th and Ciarfcson 5 1 ^ Swift’s-Dry Picked FREE DELIVERY OCca * WonhouH, 1821 '30th St. tho kiddies Fresh California Filet of Sole, Attorne and Counselor at Law — Candy party favors With Purchase lb. lb. 35c Tell the people you patronize 612-614 est & Cranmer Block that you saw their advertisement 7th and Curtis in The Register. Phone W .in 0557 Denver, Colo. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

/' J Thursday, December 14. 1033 Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Tele'ohone. Main 5413 PAGE THREE

St. Dominic’s. N ew Little Theater m i BETiT Josiin s Now You May Give Fine The Rev. Russell Kirschenheu- t. John’s Parish) j Jewelry ter, C.M., of St. Thomas’ semi­ The H|)ly Name society at its j D ia m o n d s . Communipn breakfast meeting M en s Shop nary conducted a three-day spirit­ • I < Watches, ual retreat for the student nurses Sunday looming elected Clem N. j on “PIN at Mercy hospital, which closed Kohl, pre|feident; R. R. Gray, vice at the 6 o’clock Mass Tuesday, De- president! and Thomas J. Tynan, MONEY” tember 12. Every exercise.‘was secretaryitreasurer, for the com-" is the gift spot of the town! ing year. John L. Rice, retiring TERMS well attended by the -Catholic stu­ dents and by many of the non- president] declined i l ^ nomination.; Gatholic ones. Many of the nurs­ for re-el ction after a successful ing school alumnae also attended. term. T e ba.sketball players rep- Father Kirschenheuter possesses a redentingi St. John’s in the Holy deep understanding of the reli­ Name letjjgue received Holy Com­ gious phase o f nursing and of the munion ith the society and were spiritual welfare of the Catholic guests at breakfast. nurse, and his talks were greatly The instructions ,at the school appreciated. The nurses’ choir, hall haveibeen changed from Tues­ under the direction of the sisters, day to Uonday evenings at the rendered the music for the serv- request <|f the majority of those SILVER DOLLAR ice.s, with Miss Cecilia Room, stu­ attending Next Monday eve­ dent nurse, as organist. At the ning’s initrBction will be on the GRILL Offertory of the closing Mass an effects o f the sacrament of Bap­ Ave Maria by Schubert was sung tism wish particular attention Denver’s Most Popular Grill by Miss Mildred Huff, student being given to the virtues of f^th, Specif .Blvd. at California nurse. hope and! charity. Last week’s in- Largest Glass of Beer in Town Mother Mary Evangelist, R. S. structionfdcalt with the institution Genuine Italian Spaghetti M., mother- provincial of the of the s4!crament and the various Omaha province, has completed doctrinesj concerning Baptism. her visitation of the schools and Thoug|_therfinal adjustment of hospitals, of Colorado and New thenteWlorgan will not .be made Above is a view of the large stage in the Littl e theater recently remodeled in St. Dominic’s old until nextaexit week, it is probable that CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Mexico conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. She Was accompanied church hall. The stage is unusually deep and with the ndw imj>roveihent the i^lay house is one of the the. . . iiinstmiment will be heard at TO A L L by Mother Evangelista, provincial finest Little theaters in the state. Much of the work was done by unemployed parishioners. this Sunday’s Masses. The work assistant. They are the present on the ci irch is nearing the finish- The National Lumber guests at Mercy hospital, Denver, ing touc es., and will bp^ompleted in time .T Christmas, and Creosoting Co. and will return to Omaha after a brief stay. JESUIT PARISH SODALITIES Aid Meeting Anothe r improvement to be made be^re Christmas will be the MEN'S SILK MUFFLERS installatipn in the church of a m ' PATRONIZE REGISTER SPONSOR ANNUAL RECEPTION Date Changed iom pletef^t o f light fixtures do­ ADVERTISERS nated byl E. V. Beck, a member A A Beautiful, pure silk Scarfs featuring the very ^ I \J\J newest patterns and colors. Reversible two- Creoaoted Products (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) half of Marj> and her Son. A of the parish. , 'The -^tar fweiety at its meet­ I toncp, stunning large or small figures and CALL The Blessed Virgin’s sodality— social hour was enjoyed in the The Friends of the Sick Poor DENVER, COLO. ing last Friday authorized the pur­ both the Sacred Heart division and hall after the reception. will meet, at the Dominican Sis­ ^ fashionable Persians. For business wear or JOHNSON Sunday morning w ilLbe Com­ ters’ convent, 2501 Gaylord, Sun­ chase of I fifteen new cassocks for ,PHONE KE. 6192 the Loyola division— held a recep­ the altarf boys. The cassocks on to J2.50 dress occasions . * . a wide selection 1 tion of members in the past W-eek. munion day for the Ladies’ sodal­ day afternoon at the usual time. STORAGE & MOVING CO. ity— both divisions. The sodality The meeting was changed to Sun­ hand hajve been fitted to their The ceremony of the Sacred Heart wearers fepd with the new supply WHY TAKE CHANCES? division took place in old Sacred Mass will be offered In each day from the scheduled date on ehurch at 7 o’clock. Tuesday of next week. each of the present corps of altar tSTMAS GREETINGS You Can Have Dependable Service Heart church -on the evening of boys will have his • individual cas­ -and the Cost Is Very Low. The Loyola Altar society will Th^ Rev. John R. Mulroy will TO A L L December 8. Aigroup of 54 ladies sock. :i • hold its regular December meet­ speak. , A program o f Christmas PEarl 2433 221 Broadway was received. An appropriate 'The members of the Altar so­ ing in Loyola hall Wednesday aft­ carols is being prepared by Mrs. THE EXCELLO ceremony, closing with Benedic­ ciety wiljl appeal to the parishion­ tion of the Blessed Sacrament, ernoon, December 20. John R. Schilling. All members SANDWICH SHOP The Sacred Heart Altar society ers at fhe church door Sunday marked the occasion. The ladies and friends are invited to attend. morning !for contributions to the were very happy aver the splendid meets in the rectory parlor on the FOUNTAIN SERVICE afternoon of December 14. Both fund foif the decoration of the V A N Z A N T musical program which had been DELICIOUS FOOD . groups are planning for the Consecration Is Set for church fI |r Christmas, arranged for that evening, and are sanctuary deeprations in the com­ AH Kinds of California Wines 772 S A N T A FEj, grateful to the men and women Dec, 21 in New York ing Christmas season. for the' Holidays who gave their services to honor The Loyola. Aid society will not BEER ON DRAU The Denver Catholic Register Good Record Is Pemberton *■..... r ...... Urban J. Vfehr, D.D. “W hy Pay Moi*er’ Resident Smentus------Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. (Trademark) ^aiton.— —...... R t Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Srgiatnmls Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register Associate Editors— Rev. Barry Wogan, M.A., B.o.; Rev. Thomas Cole- Made by Group Sign| to Coach man, A.B.; Edward C. Day, Jr., A.B., LL.B .; M. F. Everett, B.N.S. WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Good Advice many other lads' throughout the} Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. INCORPORATED Three youths were arrested in country; had remained loyal to l New York and convicted of sec­ their religion they, would not have Chiciio ^School at S Joseph’s Colorado Owned Stores ond degree robbery. Two of them found themselves before the Put^shed Weekly by were Jews, the other a Catholic. court; they would not have had to 17th and Broadway (St. Joseph’s Parish) The two Jews, Jack Strauss and carry with them through life the It becari e known this week that 800 Santa Fe Dr. THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY (Inc.) Sam Cohen, had robbed a grocery A t the regular meeting o f the stigma of having been the inmates Harry Pelaberton, football coach Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California 938 Bannock Street store. The Catholic, Joseph Sor- of a detention home.— Rev. at St. Joseph’s high school for the 15th and California Holy Name gociety held recently elli, had stolen an automobile. Thomas F. Coleman. Phone MAin 5413 P. 0. B6x 1497 past six 3^5ars, has signed a con­ the men cei^ln ly responded to the The judge of the Brooklyn court tract witl) St. Michael’s school, We Do Not Have Spacial Sales But Sell You at_ Oar Lowest call of their spititwal director. Fa­ where the trial was held, A. I. Flaunting tha Law ! Chicago, ill., as head football Prices Every Day on All Drug Marchandise. |2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, ther Berberich, and turned out Nova, gave the boys a. severe re­ It was freely predicted long be- coach an(| director , of physical Tuesday edition. |2 covers subsi^ription to both weeklies. buke which contained e bit of 150 strong. Plans were formu­ fo f the end of the prohibition era education: for boys and girls. wisdom that goes to the bottom of that there would be an outbreak Pemberton will report for his new Thursday, December 14, 1933 lated for a smoker to be held at the problem of yoUthfu! criminal­ of lawlessness at that time. The position in August. The contract Matinta Saturday and Suada]^. the January meeting and those ity. Speaking to the two Jewish gangsters and racketeers, it was carries wl ;h it a substantial in­ Mat. AU Scat* 28c. Nlte, 25c A 30c OFFlCIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER boys, Judge Nova told them they . / working on it have assurance that said, who had become underworld crease in salary. St. Michael’s 06DEM were unworthy of their God-fear­ it can be arranged. I f not, a so­ Croesuses would find other ways has an enrollment of 1,700 stu­ Friday - Saturday - Sunday - Monday The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. ing, long-suffering race. “ You cial of a different nature will be to continue their illegal revenue dents. We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever are unworthy of, and traitors to, appears in its coluims over the signature of the Ordinary or those given. Bridge and pinochle were after b o o tle ^ n g had ceased to Pemberton coached all sports at your Jewish heritage,” he said, become profitable. With the ad­ c 3 u it — of the Officials o f our Curia is hereby declared official. indulged in and refreshments “ especially because you have ■vio­ St. Joseph’s during his regime wete served.' Robert Turner, sec­ vent o f repeal, the complete elim­ wil/i Someone You love/ W e hope The Register will be read in every home of the lated the laws here in America, there and turned out some of the retary of the society, was in ination of the bootlegger rests diocese. where Jew and Gentile are given finest ,pare! chtal league teams ever charge, and Edwin McCloskey, upon a sane control of drinking. We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in full opportunity to enjoy the gen- seen in qjCtion in Denver. His president, assisted hiln. The men There has been an outbreak of GARY COOPER the children of the diocesf for the readfiig of The Register. ■erous freedom of American insti­ teams, deilpite the fact '.that his made a record Sunday that will lawlessi^ss; but not in the direc­ , + URBAN J. VEHR, tutions.” material i#as not always up to be hard to beat by the other so­ tion anticipated. standard, Were strong in funda­ cieties when 175 received Com­ Questioning the Catholic boy, The lynching case in California mentals atjd were noted for their W SUNDAY munion in a body at the 7 o’clock the judge discovered that the caused widespread unfa"^orable polish and! precision. accused didn’t even know the comment. It may have been the Mass, proving what can be done Pemberijon carries with him thp name of his parish church, though spark that touched o ff the mad, in­ AFTERNOON' with *a little boosting. good wishes of the leading confer­ he boldly contended he was a flammatory emotion which makes Coming Tuet. ALICE BRADY IN The members of St. Joseph’s ence officials and coaches,„as well (iatholic. Judge Nova, in repri­ sViarling, blood-hungry beasts out “STAGE MOTHER” Holy Name basketball team pre­ as the h ^ t of athletes he has manding the lad, said: “ Of course of sane, respectable citizens. At sented a strong lineup in their trained wqile pt St. Joseph’s. debut against the St. Dominic’s you don’t,” (know the name of any rate for the SIXTH time in a ^ Now you may have your finest wool blankets and team on TTiursday evening at the your parish), “because in all like­ month or less a mob was scouring (Coatinued Frum Pas* One) d e f i n i t e RESULTS OF ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used Temple of Youth gym. In the lihood you have never been inside the country early this week, seek­ make us pray. He withholds certain favors from us unless we pray, lineup were Gerard Mally, Bill the church. And still you come ing to wreak summary veng'eance LITERARY RALLY FELT by their manufacturers—the woolen mills. here and say you are a Catholic. and (ives us extra assistance when we pray with fervor. W e are the Sloan, Edward Wolter, Eddie on a man suspected of murder. This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. Special You are like many other youths gainers, not God, by our prayers. If the human race did not know by Rideirl James Gaigan, George Gov. Murray of Oklahoma was * (Continied From Page One) equipment— the only o f its kind in Denvbr— is used. that come into this court and call Poetry society of Colorado re­ experience that prayer helps, ii it likely that to large a proportion of Kelly, Thomas Lawrenson, Bob forced to call out state troops to It restores the life and beauty, brightening the colors and raising themselves Catholics, Jews . . . . ceived a 'large number of new the population would continue it? Prayer is net silly. Without it, no> Ford, Ace Hamilton and Ray thwart violence on the part of the nap to- a new luxurious, downy softness, , and so forth, when, as. a matter members this week, increasing the body^ even a Universalitt, can save his soul. It is as essential to spir­ Campbell. The team is deserving some 2,000 Kansans who were de­ And there is a positive guaranty against shrin^ge. of fact, they have been utterly enrollmenii to close to 40 mem­ itual growth and safety as food is to the body. of the loyal support of the parish, termined to wrest a prisoner from neglectful of their religion.” bers. Mftrgaret Halligan, state Without prayer, there can he no devotion, and as Cardinal New­ and the price of tickets for the the hands of the law and take his Naturally It’s the Ideal Laundry that can give A ll religious-minded people chairman bf Study clubs. Catholic man wrote: “Religion without devotion is little better than a burden, entire season is 50 cents, whiclr life. ^ you this service. should be grateful to the Brook­ Daughtersfof America, sent a let­ and soon becomes a superstition." is within the reach of kll. The The suspect in the case of a lyn court for his pronouncement. ter to inform the college that the (Quotation from "“ An intsmal Argument for Christianity,” in the book, “ Dis­ tickets may be procured at the brutal killing of a 3-year-old baby Call the Ideal on Your Laundry THt cussions and .Vs^hients” ). rectory or from the ihembers. Too much odium and disgrace are at Littleton was de6med in such Daughters, Study club program of cast upon the different religious danger that he was brought to the the futurtj will be “ alive to the Problems St Westbrook Peeler, a columnist; defends tbc recent lynching at The Rev. E. J. Dockery, C. SS. bodies by culprits who label them­ Denver county jail for safekeep­ brightness of the Catholic Renais­ M A. 4281 San Jose, California, and says that the wave of horror against it is R., left last Sunday for St. Louis, selves Catholics, Methodists, Epis­ ing. In many places comments sance.” THE P L A N T IS A T 2500 CURTIS ^ ~ utnvuK merely ihanufactored “right-mindedness." He says' that in every news­ Mo. He will be gone about a copalians and so forth. When the showed high feeling against the Loretto Heights college has a paper elHlca tberc is a list of people who, when a moral question comes week. The Rev. Willard Berber­ truth is discovered, however, it is prisoner. Literature; club which this week up, can M^elephoned to and proper'indignation can be expressed. ich, C.SS.R., left fo r Kirkwood, generally a fact that these crim­ A demonstration against the ac­ announced a new pwgram along Mr. regler is obviously no more Christian than his strange first Mo., to make his 10-day retreat at inal morons have entirely aban- cused, with the usual unfortunate the lines set forth by the con­ Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. ' Phone MAin 3437 name. But-just to indicate* to hinri that it is not necessAry to search the Redemptorist preparatory cob-fdoned the faith of their ancestors results, could easily have come gress, Of! their own initiative, and Residence Phone, YOfk 2388 very far to get right-minded people, we might suggest that We publish lege. In their absence Father Zel and haven’t seen^the inside o f a about if the man had not been without any organization to pro­ The Register for this class, and that in .all our editions we have a cir­ ler will do double duty, including church for many' years. I f the brought to Denver. It is easy to mote it, the Regia students have DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST culation much larger than that of any week-dpy daily paper in Colo­ the Perpetual Help devotions, par­ three New York youths, like so see how unreasoning anger is en­ taken a new interest in the library rado. Furthermore it is always growing. It went up 1,400 this week ish sick calls, as well as the Cath­ gendered by such wanton actions at the college and have changed Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets alone. As Catholics, we s ^ d sarcastic remarks against *right-minded- olic cases in the Denver General CHRISTMAS OPERA TO as the man is accused of, but their reading to books prominent ness with the same facility as a duck does water from its back. W e are hospital. The Rev. Henry Guen­ BE SUNG WEDNESDAY Colorado, or any part of the in the Eujopean revival. proud to be listed with thbse who despise public immorality and ther. C.SS.R., is making a retreat United States, need not resort to murder, even when the murder is hidden under the romance of a of five days. Fathers Gunn and lynch law to secure justice. Add­ lynching party. The lynqhers at San Jose were merely a crowd of Fitzgerald are expected home to be played by Joyc^ lam e, and ing bestiality to bestiality is a Friday. I THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. hoodlums who took over a duty that belonged exclusively to the State, that of Peter by Danny Roche. sorry business and a blot on our CHARLES A. DaSELLEM and by doing this stained their souls with mortal sin. The two Tuesday services The part of Herod, the King, will civilization.— Millard F. Everett. be played by Joseph O’Neil. Other FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED proved their worth and drawing We Ship bp Civilization cannot pfogjjess without a clear recognition of the power on last Tuesday in the speaking parts are taken by Frank Cash Paid for Virtue Office Phones TAbor 3205, TAbor 32o6 85th and Walnut Sts. rights of the individual, the family, the State and the Churcb.tlndivid- novena devotions in honor of Our Quinn and Norbert Walsh In Avon, South Dakota, recent­ Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W Denver, Colorado uals have'no mere right to step over their line of propriety than the Mother of Perbetual Help. The The operetta will be presented ly the press carried a news item Church has to dictate to the State in what is entirely the State’s busi­ church was about three-quarters on one evening only, and a large which read as follows: “ Cash ness or the State has to dictate to the Church in what is the Church’s. ffill at the afternoon ser\'ice, and crowd is expected to be in attend­ awards of one dollar to every boy No matter how Pegler may try to explain the/guilTaway, and no mat­ at the evenipg service all seats ance. Many of those who enjoyed who finishes the sixth grade with­ SEASON’S WMWvwvwwvwi/y ter how loosely the governor of California may talk about the ques­ were filled and standing room was the perfdrniance on the last occa­ out having smoked or tasted in­ tion, the mob of California individuals had no right to ursurp the at a premium. The following sta­ sion it ;Was presented^five years toxicating liquor and five dollars QREETINQS rights of the State over the, San Jose prisoners. tistics of the recent novena preach' ago— are planning to attend again to those finishing high school with ed by the Rev. Andrew Brown, C on next Wednesday evening. the same record are offered by the F. J. Kirchbof SS. R., are interesting: Attend­ W. C. T. U. The offer was pre­ sented to the school by Mrs. M. A. Here’s Good Luck and ance at Massed, 6,520; at the two MINING REVIVAL REAL X s e r V ic e 8,^8,100; Communions, SAYS FATHER FORSTALL Bouman, W. C. T. U. president God bless you! Construction ORDINATION RITES AT 2,500; Confessions, 1,070. The here.” figures of the petitions and (Continued From Page One) There is-rtio use talking, the The bijst old wish we thanksgivings have not been tab­ the time. He added many facts drink question among sixth grade Company SEMINARY THIS SUNDAY ulated at this time, but they will which have not been published. boys, who are usually ’about 11 knotif. . . . number several thousand. Father He’told of his acquaintance with years old, is very serious. The Brown left immedia ely after the H. A. W, Tabor and John Cam­ good old W. C. T. U., ■with its ear of theology at Maynooth, failing last service for St. louis. Mo., to pion and related an experiment to the ground, must have heard For Evpryday and Every­ (Continued From Pa>* One) the rumblings and hence the of­ BUILDERS Family church, Denver, at J0;30 health forced him to seek a fchange rest Tor a week be:.0ore going to conducted in Campion’s Little fer. It is all rather funny when way : and everywhere o’clock. of climate. A t this time he trans­ New Orleans, La., "where he will Johnnie mine by .the owner and ferred from his native diocese in himself. The two went deep into you think that these dear ladies 3^u ^0. The Re'v. Peter Moran was born give a mission. The power of his are serious about all this. Ireland to the Diocese of St. Jos­ spoken word will lopg live after the bowels of the earth and extin­ in the psAish of Aughavas, County eph, Mo. He spent some time at guished their candles. In pitch The Northwest Review of Win­ We Would him in St. Joseph’s parish. nipeg suggests that 'we make a Leitrim, Ireland, Marfh 24^ 1907, S t Vincent’s hospital in Santa Fe, darkness they picked from the MERRY CHRISTMAS TO Appreciate He is the somof John and Bridget New Mexico, before entering St. A resume of the past football floor, the sides and the ceiling of little better offer. How about five dollars for every boy or girl Ev e r y o n e Moran. He is the eldest child of Thomas’ seminary in 1929. Two season for the St. Joseph’s Bull­ the tunnel loose rocks. When i Your Patronage his [family, having two brothers yeiears ago he transfepred from the dogs is in (irder at this time, and they returned to the surface with who does 'not go to the divorce . . . fTop Everyone at . . . and! two* sisters living in Ireland. Diocese of S t Joseph to the Dio­ the record is one to jbe proud of. the few pieces they had in their courts until out o f kindergarten? Both his ijarents are living. He cese of Denver. Eight games were played with' the pockets they discovered that there Who’ll offer two dollars to boys received his primary education i'l foflowing results: St; Joseph’s 7, was a little more than $75 worth aged 9 who turn in their machine Father Moran will sa; Mass on ^ h e Cloonsam National school and Englewood 0; St. ; Joseph’s 6, of gold even in the few fragments guns? How about a snappy offer 700 Lawrence Street his secondary education at St. Monday, December 18, at St An- Brighton 0; St. Joseph’s 12, St. they picked up. The gold nug- of one dollar or so to girls of the Youman's Thony’s hospital, Denver. His first Mel’s, Longford, County Long­ Mary’s°* 0; St. Joseph’s 0, St. ets were on every side in the third grade who give up drugs? MAin 5314 Solemn Mass will be sung in St. ford. .His philosophy course was Mary’s 0; St. Joseph’s 0, Billings ittle Johnnie. This thing of babies using powder * Denvl r’l Oldeet Furrien Mark’s church, St.,-Louis, Mo., on E taken at St. Patrick’s semipary, 15; St. Joseph’s 6, ,Abbey 6; 8t. John Campioi) and Tabor were must stop, too, and the W. C. T. U. Denver Colorado Sunday, December 24. 16tH AT TREMONT Maynooth. A t the emd of hi^ arts Joseph’s 25, Industrial school 0. very friendly to the then Sacred should do the reforming. and philosophy course he received . Father Moran’s uncle, the Rev. In a scrimmage game with the Heart college (now Regis). The A ll this, though, is not quite as bVAWVWWWArtA' ■an A.B. degree from the National Peter J. O’Rourke, is pastor in Fa­ East Denver high the west siders painting of the Madonna, which humorous as it seems. It is merely University of Ireland in Dublin. ther Moran’s home parish of Aug­ were victorious by a score of -18 hangs in the Regis library and the indicative of the shallow means Shortly after he began his study havas ' in Ireland. Aughavas to 0. bronze statuettes in J;he parlor of most of our reform bodies employ. is a small rural district that A definite date, for the football Ca^oll hall were gifts of Tabor. Their system seems to be to re­ has furnished a. large number of banquet has-not been set. An in­ The John Campion medal, first o f­ form everything and anything ex­ candidates for the priesthood. At dependent schedule of basketball fered in the early 90’s, is still cept what is the real root-cause of the trouble. I f the 'good ladies 36 CATHOLIC present there are thirty-two secu­ wilLalso be followed, and Coach given annually at Regis for the lar priests alive and in active serv­ Harry Pemberton expects to have best essay on chemistry and would start on the respective ice throughout the world who a schedule and gymnasium ar­ physics. homes of those sixth-grade boys Money for SCHOOLS’ JOIN claim Aughavas as their home. Six ranged very shortly with the sea­ Father Forstall qlso related in­ and offer prizes fo r parents giv­ are In their native country and the son starting after the holidays. cidents in the lives of the foun­ ing good example they might be a remainder are scattered through ders of Cripple Creek, Voipack de little nearer the solution of their The Altar and Rosary society problem.— ^Rev. Barry J. Wogan. ESSAY RACE America, England and Australia. held its' regular meeting on la Vergne and James Doyle; of There are also ten seminarians in AVednesday. A nominating com­ S. J. Sullivan of Breece hill, Lead- major seminaries and six in minor Next Christmas mittee,- consisting of Mesdames ville, and of Martin Htall, Lead- Thirty-six Catholic schools of seminaries from this parish at the ville, all Catholics and all personal the Denver diocese have indicated Louis Doughty, as chairman; present time. Father Moran is a Hicks, H. J. .Sweeney and Carm­ friends of the Regis priest Valu­ their intention of submitting en­ relatiye of the, late Bishop Gil- able samples, mute historians of , 6 IF T )5 tries this week in the NRA essay ack, was appointed and will serve ftllas. of St. Joseph, Mo. in this capacity for the election the foundation . of many well- contest. The Rev. Gregory Smith meeting next month. Mrs. F. L. known Colorado fortunes, are in of Sf. John’s church, a member of Bartlett .of 108 Galapago street, the Regis museum. They were from 'Y ou feel batily if you have no money to spend the state contest committee, sent was awarded the quilt, made and given to Father Forstall by the out inritations to the Catholic Society Displays donated by Mrs. C. E. Eggert. owners. Specimens. of rich ‘ ore Yor Christmas, because that is the season schools to take part in the contest. from the most fruitful mines in Fifty-nine schools were invited to the old and the newly initi­ the whole state are in exhibit cases CARSON’S participate. This mean.s that the Christinas Boxes ated menibera of the degree at the college. when you enjoy buying to make others happy. response was better than 61 per team of St., Joseph’s Dramatic and Father Forstall said last Sun­ cent, an unusually high average. Social club may add a feather to- day that H. A. W. Tabor’s hectic You C A N have money fo r next Christni'as. Other schools may submit entries The Junior Tabernacle speiety their cap for the way the initia­ rise to wealth and then his fait without having notified Father at one of the largest meetings in tion work was carried out last from it are well known, but it is Smith of their intention. Those its history at the Argonaut hotel S u n d ^ivh en eight boys and girls not generally known that in I;he Deposit in our Christmas Savings Club. 25 that Wave responded are: Cathe­ Monday evening displayed the ma­ joiheiT the ranks. Frank Casey last year of his life he spent hours dral, Annunciation, Holy Rosary, terials that have been made up was chairman of the social part of before the: Blessed Sacrament in cents a week for fifty weeks and we pay you Sacred Heart, St. Catherine’s, St. its Christmas boxes fo r mission the evening and~also took part as the old Sacred Heart church. He Dominic’s, St. .Elizabeth’s, St. priests of the Denver .diocese. a team member. /He was assisted came into fhe Catholic Church on mas to by Cecilia Kuhn and Mary Turllli. $12.50. -For 50 cents a week you get $25, Francis do Sales’, St. Joseph’s Embroidered linens, hand-painted his deathbed. When he was dis­ the Entire (C. SS.R.), St. Joseph’s (Polish), vestments, ciborium covers, oil Len Brayton, the hard-working illusioned in a worldly way, he .SL Patrick’s, St. Philomena’s, St. stock cases and a faldstool cover president of the club, was in found the consolation of religion. Family! $1.00 a week $5Q, and $2 a week $100, in­ Vincent de. Paul’s, Regis high "to be presented to St. Thomas’ charge of the degree work, and a school, Queen of Heaven iA. C. seminary chapel were among the team equal to the occasion assisted APPEAR BEFORE COUNCIL Memorial school and St. Vincent’s articles displayed. Mrs.' Zorna him. A t the meeting held on Tues­ . In the past few weeks the office terest added. home, Denver; Sacred Heart and Burton of 501 South Corona, a day evening, the club voted to of the mqyor was thronged with Mt. St. Gertrude’s Academy, Boul­ recent bride, was awarded the send out Christmas baskets again. citizens called in to express an Fine China, Glassware, der; the Abbey school and St. electric mixer, given by the so­ . A one-iact play, with all of the opinion on the budget cuts. C. Scholastica’s academy. Canon ciety. Mrs. T. A. Collins, presi­ new members as the cast, will be Paul Harrington, chairman of Potteries, Metals, and City; St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs; dent of the Tabernacle society staged shortly and will be for the finance of the council,, together Lamps in this beautiful h enjoyment of the crnb ihembers. S t Louis’, Englewood; S t Jos­ and ipso facto honorary presi­ with members of the committee, Gift Display. eph’s, Fort Collins; J. K. Mullen dent of the junior society, was It was also decided to hold a resorted to a Sunday session to home for boys. Fort Logan; S t present with a delegation of mem­ Christmas party for the members try to make an amicable settle­ Joseph’s, Grand Junction; S t bers of the senior organization to at the meeting of December 26. ment on some of the cuts. Among Peter’s, Greeley; St- Mary’s, Lead- express appreciation of the jun­ Histrionic art still seems to be in the prominent Catholics who were ville; S t John's, Longmont; St. iors’ pledge of .co-operation be­ favor among tl^e majority of called fo appear before the coun­ Patrick’s, Sacred-Heart, St Fran­ tween the groups. Bishop Vehr the members and tentative dates cil were T. Raymond Young, Mrs. cis Xavier's schools and Sacred has been asked by the society to jEor two plays M«re chosen. One Joseph Emerson Smith and John I7tl|i at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President prepare a list of fifteen of the will be given in the early part of T. Barhett. Mr. Harrington will C a r s o n 's most needy priests in tha diocese Januarytand the other around St. leave in February for his vinnual to receive cash gifts from_ the jun­ Valentine’s day. George Hack.e- winter visit to a sister in Monte­ and St. Mary’f, .WaUenburg. ior organization for Christmas. thal will direct these productions. rey, Old Mexico.

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ittsans k liit H i wmt .; Thursday, December 14, 1933 OfRce, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER telephone. Main 5413. PAGE FIVE ST. PHILOMENA’S TO HOLD H O R A M NOVENA TO INFANT JESUS

AND ^QH CH A PE L (St. Philomena’f Parish) Since Mrs. John Donegah’s A novena to the Infant Jesus daughter, Mrs. Hanson, has re­ will be held every morning after turned to her home in Iowa, Niels the daily Masses, starting Satur­ Beck is now making his home with That Are Dear to the day, December 16. his grandmother, Mrs. Donegan, at La Tourelle apartments. An invitation is extended to all those who wish to help decorate Mrs. E. A. Hanifen was hostess Hearts of Catholics the Christmas altars to contribute at her home, 729 Steele street, one to the annual flower collection day last w e ^ , to Mrs. Monagnan’s Youi’ Christmas gift problem Sunday. club. Nine were present, with Mrs. Glen Schafbouch receiving will be easily solved )by visiting The mixed choir of St. Philo- the honors. Mrs. J. J. O’Connor mena’s church will sing Stewart’s will entertain th’s club at a our store or sending us your mail Mass at Christmas Midnight Mass. Christmas party. Miss Anne O’Neill, who has an Mrs. Margaret Binan and Mrs. or plijone orders. Gifts of a re­ As in the past years we have^gain provided inestimable as a leader, r ^ Elizabeth Litmer -will visit with sumes the directing of the choir their daughters. Mrs. Binan will ligious nature, are most appropri- on this occasion. go to Long Island, N, Y,, while . ate at this holy season and the an annual Christmas remembrance for our , When the Cathedral school Mrs. Litmer will stop at Bloom­ gives its Chrtttmas play this year, ington, 111. recipient will treasure them for St. Philomena’s will be represent­ A daughter was born to Mr. and many Catholic friends as a token for our ed by Joyce Lam’pe, Margaret Con­ Mrs. J. F. Jordan, 1028 Cook St., many years. nor, Annette La Tourrette, Edna on December 11. Mrs. Jordan is Sheehy, Mary Dyer, Olga Mary a daughter of Mrs. Annie Mc­ gratitude for their loyalty to our firm, and Daniels, James Carroll and Mich­ Grath. ael Kavanagh. Mrs. Jennings’ - club was enter­ Catholic Bibles their appreciatidn of unexcelled service. Mrs. W. C. Schwenger enter­ tained by Mrs. Dan McQuaid on tained the ladies of Mrs. Taylor’s Tuesday, with honors being shared Containing Old and New Testament* club at the Garnet tea rooms on by Mrs. James P. Carr and Keratol, limp, round comers, gold edges...... ^:*...$3 Friday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Nellie Mohan. American Seal, limp, round comers, red under gold edges...... r_...$4 ■ You may obtain your copy of the official 1^34 She was hostess in place of Mrs. Twenty new applicants sent Egyptian Seal, round comers, red ijnder gold edges...... $4.75 McConaty. Miss T. Courtney and their names in during the mission Efi^ptian Seal, Divinity circuit, round .corners, red under gold edge8. $6.50 Mrs. Conway were guests and to join the sodality. With those Art Calendar of the Catholic Church Exten­ Mrs. T. E. Carey was substitute. already registered. Miss Packham RED LETTER BIBLE announced that there were 107 India Paper Edition— Saying* of Christ Printed in Red sion Society by calling at our office. sodality members in the parish, Walrus Grain Persian, Divinity circuit, round corners, red under A gratifying attendance marked gold edges ...... — .^...... $7.50 the “ Clean-Up” party on last Moh- Alaska Seal, extra limp, leather lined, round corners,’ red under gold C iB C i GIVEII day afternoon at the school hall, edges ...... -...... $9 sponsored by the ladies of the A l­ Genuine Morocco, Divinity circuit, round comers, red under gold tar and Rosary society under the edges ...... $12 direction of Mrs. Edward J. Poth. Pebble Calf, extra limp, calf linhd, art colored edges under solid Individual prizes were given to NEW LUNEITE gold, extra rich...... '...... $14 each table, with Mrs, Heid, the Superfine Levant, Divinity circuit, calf lined, red under solid gold treasurer of the society, receiv­ ed g es...... $18 (St. Leander'* Parish, Pueblo) ing the general prize. Mrs. Mc­ 1527 Cl&veland Place Phone KEystone 6^97 Through the generosity of some Conaty, who is still sick, was 'o f the ladies of the parish, a new greatly missed. POCKET BIBLE —India Paper Edition lunette has been received- to re­ The third Sunday of the month French Seal Grain, round comers, red Egyptian Seal, limp, leather lined, round place the one stolen from the is the day for the children o f the parish to receive Holy Commun­ uilder gold edges...... — ...... $3.60 corners, red under gold edges...... $4.50 church over a year ago. This gift r is greatly appreciated by the pas­ ion in a body. It is particularly interesting to New Testament and Following of Christ 50^ to $5 tor, Father Paul, and members of « the parish. note that when Mrs. Wiliiam H. Smith and family moved one day Sister AnJrela and Sister Alcuin this week to 1224 Milwaukee St. of Mt. St. Scholastica’s, Canon ancratia Pupils it made a total of fourteen Prayer Books City, were visitors in the past Catholic families out of twenty week. homes in the 1200 block on Mil­ KEY OF HEAVEN The regular meeting of the Al­ waukee. With Epistles and Gospels— Size 2)4x394 Inches tar society will be held in the F Plan Play Dec. 19 Mrs. Rhoades’ club was enter­ Imitation leather, limp, gold edges— ...... 70c school hall on Friday at 2 p. m. tained by Mrs. J, Holloran on French Morocco, limp,, red under gold edges...... v...... $1.00 The regular meeting of ■ the Tuesday, December 6. A ll the Black jMorocco, leather lined, red under gold edges...... $1.75 (Pancratia Hall) Mothers-Tekehers’ club will be members were present wiAi Mes­ Germain Calf, limp, red under gold edges...... $3.00 The dramatic art pupils will held in the school hall on Friday dames Beardshear and Bernard i GOLDEN KEY OF HEAVEN present a play, “ Pierrot’s Motherj’’ at 3 p. m. making high score. I t j-With Epistles and Gospels— Sise 3x4)4 Inches Tuesday night, December 19, in Robert Faricy has been able to In the absence of the pastor, the Loretto Heights college audi- the Rev. W., M. Higgins, who left Very Complete Prayer Book rejurn to his home after a serious Keratol Seal grain, gold edges...... - ...... 90c The meeting of the Queen’s torum. The characters will be por­ operation performed at St. Mary’s Denver last week for a brief Daughters held Sunday afternoon, American Seal, limp, red under gold edges...... $1.30 trayed by Genevie've Mollands as hospital. vacation, the Rev. John F. December 10, at the home of Miss Pierrette, Jea: Baumer as Pier­ Curran o f St. Anthony’s hospital Morodco, leather lined, India paper, red under gold Mrs. Herman Schober has been Nellie Lennon, with Miss Mary rot’s mother, and Mary ’beth is assisting at St. Philomena’s edges...... $2.25 quite ill at her home. Detmoyer as assit Jng hostess, was Schreiber as Pierrot. church. Large Type Edition of PER replete with interes'. The choices The Christmas vacation will be­ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Moore and St. Philomena’s squad is making i KEY OF HEAVEN TON of the nominating committee. Miss gin on Wednesday afternoon, De­ family of Kingman, Kans., spent great strides in basketball since ■With Epistles and Gospal*— Sire 3 )4x5)4*- Inches Margaret Sullivan, Lillian Anthony cember 20, and classes will be re­ the past week with Mr. and Mrs. entering the Junior Rocky Moun­ Suiliable for Older People and Those 'Having Weak Eyes. and Mrs. Ann Fagan, announced sumed on Wednesday; January 3. John Clark and family. On re­ tain league. The team is already BlackiKeratol, round comers, gold edges...... $1.25 Every ton is forked, niaking by the chairman, Mias Margaret In the contest sponsored by the turning home, they were accom­ tective in the Parochial grade American Seal, round corners, gold edges...... $1.65 it ample in size and clean— Sullivan, and -unanimously ac­ school paper on Sunday, December panied by M. J. Downs, father of school league. Allen Pepper,and American Sefll, limp, India paper, red under gold edges..$2.00 it is a fine quality lignite cepted were as follows: Spiritual 10, Miss Genevieve Mollands was Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Moore. Bill Orr are the coaches. In a Moroico, very limp, leather lined, red under gold edges..$3.00 vpractice game with St. John’s that burns wejl and jSmjjoth"' director, the Rev. William M, Hig­ declared to be the "All-American Miss Grace Kottenstette re­ gins; president. Miss Mary Rose girl” of ' ancratia hal' Genevieve, turned home Saturday, December team on Monday afternoon, St. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MANUAL Alaska Sepl, limp, red under gold edges...... $5.00 and gives you.'Vhat you O’Brien; vice president, Mrs. Philomena’s lost. Levant Morocco, Divinity circuit, red under gold a senior, won by a majority of 9, after a visit of seven months Vest sockst size, with Epistle* and Gospils.— K. cf edges ...... - ...... - ...... $7.50 want . . . PRICE. Blanche Osborne; recording secre­ Miss Margaret Leary o f 1418 la C. Emblem itamped on corner. fourteen votes over Ellen Rite in San Jose, Calif. VEST POCKET MANUAL tary, Miss Ida Kerwin, re-elected; Milwaukee street was hostess to A m eri«n Seil, limp, e W edge*------$ U 5 Milan, also a senior, who came in Austin Ruddy, well-known mem­ Frencn Sesl, red undersold edges...... — $2.00 With Eplatlo* and Cospols— Size 2% x 4 inchda. pRDER TODAY treasurer, Miss Katherine Coffey, second. The contest Sfras kept a ber of a pioneer family of.Colo­ the members of Mrs. Neyens’ club, Altskali Se*l, extra limp, silk lined, red under gold •Keratol, Seal grain, gold edges...... 60c German Morocco, limp, red under gold edges....$1.00 KEYSTONE 3146 re-elected; historian, Miss Marie secret until the time for voting, rado, died Saturday night after a on December 6. Mrs. Otto Kiene c ^ e s ...... $3.00 and Mrs. John M. Koehl won the m German Morocco, leather lined, extra limp, red Spillman, re-elected, and corre­ when the girls were given five brief illness. He is survived by T HAIL HOLY QUEEN under gold edges...... — ...... $1.75 sponding secretary, Marie Sheehy, minutes in which to decide. No his wife. Fay; daughter, Dorothy; honors. The gruests this time were For foperal use. (Calian a McHugh, O.P.) Ideal for Real Seal, India paper, red under gold edges-----$4.00 re-elected. Mrs. Peter Hodgins and Mrs. M. L, ^ rU and women. CATHOLIC GIRL’S GUIDE (Father Laaance) talking was allowed so that the son, Robert, and the following Black Imitation leather, gilt edges..„...... - .... $2.S0 voting might not be biased. To Dyer. Imitalion leather, round corners, red edges....-.42.00 After a most successful term brothers arid sisters: Charles Rud­ Black leather, gilt edges...... ------.$3JW Imitation leather, round comers, gilt edges--- -.$2.50 M. L. Hickey has returned BIsck jleather, leather lined, gilt edges— «__..i~.44.S0 THE as president Miss Loretto Lough- be elie'ible for the contest, the dy of Longview, Wash.; Mrs. J. American Seal, limp, gold edges------— ------$3.00 home after a fortnight trip to Black jMorocco, gilt edges...... — ---- $5.00 ran, before handing the gavel to girl had to have school spirit, pep, H. Wood, Mrs. G. L. Hockett, both Turkey Morocco, gold edges-..,------$5.00 New York city. Black iMoroeco, leathsr lined, gilt edges.— ...... $0.00 RIO G R A N D E her successor fdr the next meet­ loyalty and interest in the welfare of Denver; James Ruddy of Seat­ MY PRAYER BOOK (Father Laaance) of the school; she must place POCKET PRAYER BOOK Imitation leather, round corners, red edges...... $1.55 ing, thanked the past officers and tle, Wash.; Mrs. J. S. Jones and Six* 2% X 4Vi inches. i American Seal, gold edges...... - .....t t M FU E L CO. members whole-heartedly and sin­ school interests before self inter­ Anthony Ruddy, both of Pueblo, Kerati Seal grain, gold edges.-...... — ...50c Persian Morocco, gold edges...... ------$3.75 2nd and. Santa F«. K£. 3146 cerely for their co-operation': Miss ests, and have the courage to and an aunt, Mrs. Patrick Ruddy Parents* Qrou^ to Amerl; an Seal, red under gold edges— ...... 00c Turkey Morocco, rad under gold edges...... $6.50 speak her convictions. Humility, Germi Morocco, leather lined, red under gold BLESSED BE GOD Loughran, at the meetingi wel­ of Goodpasture. The funeral gea .....fc,...-...... — ...... $1.50 comed a number of guests, includ­ kindness and sincerity should be services were held in St. Lean- For fooeral ut« (Call^ & McHufh, O.P.) outstanding points in her char­ Attend Mass in MANUAL OF PRAYERS Black imitation leather* gUt edges...... ,...... $2.50 ing Mesdames Bellmar and Fran­ deris church on Tuesday morning, Prtpaiiek and Enjoined by .Ordar of Third Plenary Black real Itather, gilt edges...... :«...f3.50 The Best in cis, and the MisSes Cannon, Brady acter. These qualities are found December 12, at 9 o’ clock. I Council of Baltimore. Black 6 eal leather, leather lined, gilt edgei...... $4.50 and McPhillips. in .varying i.agrees in Genevieve’s Body on Sunday French Seal grain, round corners, gold edges— %2M Black Morocco, leather, gilt edges.'— ...... ^ .0 0 Frencll Morocco grain, India paper, round corners. Blacks Morocco, leather lined, gilt edges...... $6.00 Used As chairman of the Queen’s character. The fact that she is Black Morocco, Divinity circuit, gilt edges...... $9.00 always in'the midst of every ac­ rm under gbld edges—...... - ...... $2.50 Daughters for St, Anthony’s A t the meeting of the Regis Egyptian Seal.) limp, leather lined, red under gold De Luxe in lavender color, square corners, gold Furnilmre tivity and is always interested in Iges ...... $3.25 edges $15.00 Neighborhood house card party. ANNUAL PARTY college Parents’ association . last Cash or Credit Miss Anne O’Neill thanked Mrs. anything that is for the better­ ment of the.school proves that she Sunday it was decided to attend Retail Rooms Joseph Emerson Smith, who was Mass in a body this coming Sun­ FI AST AND FAST DAY CALENDARS FOR 1934 has pep, loyalty and interest. That FOR CHILDREN Open Daily the general chairman of the party; day, December 17, in the students’ she is well liked by her compan­ Mrs. J. P. Donley, Mrs. J. J, chapel at Regis. The Mass will be ji INDISPENSABLE FOR THE KITCHEN ions and teachers shows that she A FULL LINE OF O’Neill, the Misses Mae Rrigbaum, at 9 o’clock, and will be offered is kind, sincere and humble. In AT CHRISTMAS • OFFICE^ FURNITURE Loretto Loughran, Clara and Jo­ up for the members of the asso­ !j CALENDARS IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN all her years of high school, Gen­ sephine Courtney. Mary* Rose ciation. A ll the members of the We rent Folding Chairs, Card and evieve has 'held class honors. She Extension Calendar, 30c, $3.00 dozen Maria Kalendar, 30c, $3.00 dozei|f O’Brien, Mary O’ Donnell, Mary .Golden.— Arrangements are be­ association, all parents or guardi­ Banquet Tables, Dishes. Silver­ also excels in sports, swimming McPhillips, Ruth Kiene, Mary Det­ ing made by the Alter society and ans of students at the college, are ware. anything In stock. and riding being her forte, as well moyer .and Nellie Lennon; .the the Young Ladies' sodality for the u^ently requested to he present CRIB SETS Established 1888 as tennis, archery and basketball. iTEST NEW BOOKS -'Ha.j Marian club, and the Junior Tab­ annual children’s Christmas party. with their sons at the Mass.. Besides this .she is specializing in ernacle .society for their gener­ The Young Ladies' sodality en­ Among the social activities of PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 dramatic art and,music. ous support. The party- cleared tertained twenty members of the the college last week was a card Genevieve, who is the daughter $180.92. 5 sodality of St. Louis’ church of party given by the Regis guild in of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mollands, Englewood at a party on Monday the students’ refectory on Satur­ Miss Clara Courtney, as secre­ comes from Taos, N. M., where she When in Need of Help evening. day. On Monday evening the tary of the Denver deanery, ap­ has lived for five years. of any kind, permanent or odd job. pealed for h^lp for the Benefit A number of Golden people at­ Library association held a card The girls of Pancratia hall have eali Employment Department. shop. ’ tended the St. Augustine’s Col­ party at St. Joseph’s Nurses' finished a retreat given by the ored bazaar on Saturday evening home. , Preceding the elections for ' Catholic Charities Rev. George A. Keith, S.J., from at the Knights of Columbus hall 1934, a yearly report was given December 5 to December 8. On in Denver. Those. attending were 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 by each of the respective officers. the Feast of the Immaculate Con­ Mesdames T. G. Garrison, Mar­ In the historian’s report, Miss ception fourteen aspirants were garet Giesing and Peter Hokan- Marie Spillman related at lengt*h received into the Sodality of the son; the Misses Mary Gargan, the society’s activities, shiCwing a Blessed Virgin Mary. The First Mary Sweeney and Mildred Ho- varied and unceasing Ipt of ac­ Holy Communion of Miss Martha kanson, anfi_J. P. Hayes. Guy I de Font Galland by McReavy----... — .$1.25 complishment for charity, and cul- Kraalnus by Christopher HoUis... ..$2.25 C O F F E E Kappler, who is the trained nurse Midnight Mass on Christmas eve Junipero Serra by Agnes Repplier------— ...... $2,80 txire. Delivered to Your Home at Pancratia hall, also marked the will be marked by an augmented BlueT Portfolio by Vera M. Tracy------41.B0 Echoes of the past were sounded day. T w e ity Years a Growing by Manrice O’Sullivan—42.25 FRESH FROM THE ROASJER choir, which will sing Gounod’s By Poat— to the; Apostles by Homan...... 42.80 Paper.Cribs, Papier Mache Bisque by Miss Nellie Lennon, wh»n she Priced to Suit Your Purse Mass, in honor of St. Cecilia. Cbalies the First by Hilaire Belloc...... -44.00 read of the Queen’s Daughters’ Father Moran entertained the For lithe Smallest Person (Ulustrated) — ...... 80e Cony)osition activities in the days of 1903 and choir members at a Christmas Mary of Jarusalem by Jean Ravennes...... — $2.50 S A N D E R S O N ’S Seminary Guild Booll of ChriatUn Claasiea by Michael WmUms....$2.00 1915. The .coiresponding secre­ party at the Golden Waffle inn on Prices from 5^ to $15.00 TAbor 2301 1514 Arapahoe St. tary* was instructed to write the Wednesday evening. Those pres­ Hundreds of Others to Select From Little Sister of the Poor that the ent were the Misses Ardelle’ society will give to used to Meet Dec. 18 Mteyer, Mildred Hokanson, Mary M i^y others frdm which to make selection. A visit to our store to give happiness to the old folks Sweeney, Anna Karase^, Aloise w ^ prove very interesting and helpful in solving your Christ- at Christma'te. at St. Mary’ s Clark,.Mary Gargan; Mesdames H. by The members were interested in Short and T. G, Garrison. problem. Mail orders solicited. Miss Cla. Courtney’s well written paper on “ The Holy Year.’’ Pic­ On Monday evening, December. 60 PRESENT AT tures from the brush of Miss 18, at 8 o’clock St. Thomas’ Elizabeth Wood, which showed Seminary guild wijl hold its meet­ ALTAR MEETING rare idealism, were exhibited. Miss ing in the beautifully decorated auditorium of St. Mkry’s academy. Marjorie Camion recited pofems of The Altar and Rosary society her own composition. | East Fourteenth avenue and Penn­ sylvania street^ of the Cathedral parish held its monthly business meeting in St. BOOK CLUB NOT TO A large attendance is earnestly Paul’s chapel December 8, with THE JAMES requested to enable the officers to M EET IN DECEMBER 60 members present. Splendid re­ • 5 Of determine the progress' of the sale ports of the various circles re­ of tickets for the approaching No greeting is ,^ w o rtd "’s fin est cently 'organized were read. Com- The Catholic Daughters’ Book Seminary guild benefit card party mittees'were named to make final coffeesj blended • • and to estimate the number of CLARKE of the Month club will hold no arrangements for the social thp as persona], as and only selected, meeting ia December. The next guests who will attend the^'party. society will sponsor in February. oertect coffee, ber- regular session will be at 10 a. m., A very delightful program will The subscription bridge party held sincere, as one ■ January 8, in the library of the be presented by the girls of St. rie's are used. Better • I December 12 in the home of Mrs. I Church Goods Holise C. D. .of A. home. Mary’s under the direction of Sis­ D. G. Monaghan was well attend­ from your own ■ gran dial ion by a new 11 patented rnethod • • ter Felician. ed. New members received are Mmes. J. T. Eagan, Robert Kelly, 16^6-38 Tremont St. Denver, Colo. ■ Gives 30y. to 50% FAVOR ACKNOWLEDGED The members of the guild ex- lips. A subscriber of The Register tend their appreciation to the Sis-, Mabel Buechner and Anna Baii- TA BO R 3789 ■ MORE FLAVOR I wishes to acknowledge a favor re- ters of Loretto for their gracious “ ford, and Miss Anna M. Adams. I ceived through devotion to the j invitation to hold the December The meeting closed with the reci-! •I ' f iBSH6Z adRIBt tW S i idWiI $^1161 SdNItt lilSi I Holy Family. 1 meeting in their auditorium. tation of the Rosary. I m m mK a m w m i t ] ST; L I S ' ANNUNCIATION STUDENTS TO ST. PEarl 0723 BE SEEN IN PLAYS DECEMBER 19

(Annuneistioa Parish) climax. The first play is “ The L Three one-act plays will be pre­ Traveling Man,’’ and its cast in­ CDILDDEIf NHL sented . in the school ball on the cludes: Woman, Mary Ellen JOHN h; SPILLANE night of December 19 by mem­ Feely: Boy, Jackie Coughlin! bers of the high school dramatic Traveling Man, John Grebenc. f LTieiT classes and -several prominent Junior-Senior dramatists will PDLSLIIT PUT Undertaker actors of former grade school pro­ stage “ Friend of the Family.” The ductions. Two of these clever leading characters are Peggy, Margaret Conway; -Dick Sherman, and (St. Louit’ Psri»h, Englewood) plays have an atmosphere o f the (St.L Catherine’* Pari*h) holiday season. The other one is William Hart; Grandma, Dorothy The Holy Name men will meet Sunday the children , of the par­ People appreciate a properjy conducted fun; ral, Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Final a story in which the interference Coughlin. Other roles are ish w ill I ive their annual Christ­ of a grandmother brings a, drift­ played by Rosalie, Marie S t Fimeral Director plans ^111 be made for the basket­ mas play .for which elaborate prep­ but skilled preparation means more to,the family. ball league being sponsored by the ing love affair to a romantic Peter; Walter Gifford, Emmet arations have been made. Also in society, with games at Englewood Brennan;r Mrs. T*i-M Winough^by, T i o L Ber- _A the afterikoon Sinta Claus will ap- high school every Tuesday eve­ nice ppear andTgive out stpekings to the 1545 South Broadway man; Genevieve, Eileen Sullivan; ning. The senior and -junior teams children, [which have been donated Trust us to carry out your every ■vyish. Zinnia', Mary Wilson. “ Why the will play at this time. Disposal of by the Yqung Ladies’ sodality, and Chimes Rang” is last but not least the season tickets will be left to filled wit| candy and nuts. of the plays. Its cist consists of the Holy Name men. The'men will Holger, Robert* Ellis; Bertie, Jack Snnda| at the 7 o’clock Mass ^Iso make arrangements to super-, the Ymmg Ladies’ sodality will vise the social activities o f the Boersig:' Woman, Phyllis McCor­ mack; Steen, 'Vincent Wagner. receive Opmmunion. This society young people, that are held twice DO OTEIISiyi will holq its annual Christmas Those of the vision scene are a month. party Mqjnday evening, December B o u le v a r d Howard Heffernan, John Harpel, ELECTRIC WASHERS! 'Vernon G.erber, who coached Mary Agnes Sullivan, Josephine 18, at the home of Miss WiHiel- the school’s football activities, \yill Wentworth, Lillian Schlereth, Jos­ mina Mafinee, 4212 Julian street. General. Electric, Easy, also have charge of the boys dur­ eph Kitson, Michael Mullin, Victor Last Friday the Holy Name reg- Mortuary Voss, Mafic Wash, One>i ing the basketball season. Hebert. hejdlejdulars their usual meeting; M innt»—All Famous Wash-' St. Louis’ basketball team de­ Delegates to the Colorado con­ five teatihs for the approaching feated the Littlteton De Molays, 36 "^he mission meeting at Loretto 3020 Federal Blvd. GAllup 0407 $1.00 ference of the Catholic Students’ basketballill season were • organized, to 29, in a well played game last Heights college, Sunday, Decem­ Down Payment Only |i _ Mission Crusade were the guests after fiiile captqins were duly JAMES P. McCONATY Tuesday evening. ber 10, was attended by Margaret of the Loretto Heights college elected. jiThe seison opens this and $1.00 Per Wfeek The Altar society will entertain Conway, Elsie Harpel, Phyllis Mc­ unit at the conference’s quarterly Sunday afternoon! ' Priced ae Low as $39.50 this Saturday evening in Concor­ Cormack and two faculty repre­ Any Family Can Afford Boulevard Service meeting last Sunday afternoon. sentatives. This Spnday th^ subject for the 3^1 dia hall. Hortesses will be Mmes. Bert Semler of Regis college pre­ sermon in the seri^^ of Advent ad­ Le Moine’s Bechtold’s V. Bell, J. Cudney, J. Kohler, T. Mrs. Sullivan and Miss Larson, sided at the meeting. The reports dresses dn “ The ■ Catholic’s Love S22 16th St. A t Welton 881 16th St. A t Chsmpa McGee, B. Patrick and S. Sausa. librarians from the Warren branch ■I PHONES MA. 5351-5352 The P.-T. A. Study club will of unit activities read at the meet­ of the Denver public library, vis­ for the Mass” wilL be “The Un­ ing indicate that mission work is ending Sacrifice.” meet this Friday afternoon at the ited th'e school in the week. They LTf^ W W V W W j being carried on extensirely in home of Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, 3246 gave some delightful book reviews Prayeifk were requested at all practically every school of Denver the Masses last Sunday for Mrs. So. Grant. that made the visit; instructive and and vicinity. A delegation from H. E. Ma|rcus, still ill at her home; Mrs. E. Poole read an instruc­ enjoyable. St. Patrick’s school, Piteblp, pre- Annunciation students a r e for the #oul of Edward Grannell, tive paper on “ Christmas in the REAL ECQINOMY sented reports o f extensive mis­ father of Frank Grannell, and for Home’’ at the P.-T-A. meeting on doing their par.t this year toward sion activities in both high school Mrs. Maihy McCabe, seriously ill The Catholic Register Tuesday evening.'Another feature the dispensing of Christmas cheer MOFFAT FURNACE FMP $7.25 and grrade school there. In all, in St. Joseph’s hospital. jof the meeting was a question box by contributing to the fund of 425,190 spiritual works, offered The pastor, the Rev. E. J. Man- on parent and child education an­ clothing and toys that passes MOFFAT GRATl $7.00 for the missions since the meeting nixj retiyned home last Wednes­ swered by Mrs. J. Jackson. Follow­ through the hands of the Red Business Directory of October 8 were reported, and day after ^vin g a week’s .mission ing the meeting there was a social Cross to less fortunate children of , Routt County's\ test the units reported activity in the city. in Tucson, Ariz. hour.' COAL AND WOOD gathering 'Propagation of the St. Catherine’s P.-T. A. will Twenty-fouf members of the The Annunciation R -T. A. gav^ Faith dues, in the Holy Childhood hold^'itsi' monthly meeting next Daughters of Mary sodality went a successful party Tuesday eve­ MOFFAT COAL CO. Christmas seal contest and in ning, December 12, for the aid of Tuesday afternoon. The pre­ A M B R IA N . ALWAYS THE BEST lo Golden last Monday as guests gathering funds for the Catholic the school. The Jadjes on the school Electing will be held M A IN 023% LUMP” OWEN COAL COMPANY of the Golden sodality. The Engle­ C wood sodality plans on returning University of Peking. St. Thomas’ committee in charge were Mrs. Wednescliay afternoon at 1:45.^ 801 WEST BA'VVtUD AVENUE TELEPHONE SPRUCE 4428 seminary committee conducting kWWVVWWVWAWUWWVWVWV wvwv.^ the enjoyable evening by enter­ Murphy, chairman; Mmes. Jlmoski, the conference’s Holy Childhood Thaler, Kitson, Muckton, Gates, FLAVOR GRANTED FURNITURE taining the Golden group in the near future. Christmas seal contest reported Nolan, Johnson, McClain,-^ Shan A reader of The Register wishes hope of setting a new record .this non. Mrs. Clark was given a WWMWWJW, 12 BROADWAY to publish thanks for a favor re­ year. Over 200,000 seals ■ are in bridge set and Miss Shields a door Desserich Furniture Co. PHONE PE. 3126 ceived through the intercession of 1ST COMMUNION the hands of the school children prize. Mrs, P. Burns of St. Dom­ UNUSUAL FURNITURE VALUES St. Jade and the Blessed Virgin of the diocese. inic’s won the parish prize. The Mary.' i . ^SPE C IA L 0 CLASSES TO BE The Diocesan Mission .oflSce this GROCERIES AND MEATS next P.-T, A. meeting will be held We will move your furniture to our warehouse ai give you.SIX- week announced the following re­ Thursday, De'cember 21. months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We CLOSED DEC. 16 turns from “ Catholic University THE JOHN THOMPSON GROCERY CO. have low rate of insurance. of Peking” day, November; 15: St This Space is offered, free Call KEystone 6228 and we- will call and give you estimate on SERVICE STWtE— PROMPT, DELIVERY SERVICE—2322 E. COLFAX (Mt. Carmel Parith) Mary’s academy, $10; Regis high AVE., PHONE FR 7011 of chaifge to any parish for First Holy Communion classes school, $5; St. Philomena's, $22; CASH AND CARRY— 741-43 SANTA FE DRIVE, PHONE TA. 3793 began several weeks ago at Mt. advertising parish affairs. your STORAGE AND PACKING WE APPRECIATE YOiyi PATRONAGE Holy Trinity, Trinidad, $9.85; St. m S P Il M T S ' Carmel school. Instructions have John’s, $11: Abbey school. Canon No Money Needed for Six Months LAUNDRIES 1 been held every Saturday at 3 City, $5; St. Anthony’s school, W.jT. ROCHE o’clock under the direction of Sis­ Pueblo, $ 5 ;.Regis college, $4.46; DU^FY STORAGE & MOVING CO. '‘Dsavtr*s Most ProfresslTs Laundry” ter Mary Agnes, O.S.M. Children St. Scholastica’s academy, Canon who wish to make their First Holy A i^bu lan ce City, $1.50; Holy Family |chool, i\m m IIS 1521 20th St. . Office and Warehouse THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Communion and have not enrolled Denver, >|5; Pancratia hall,f$3.75; yet may do so Saturday, Decem­ THRIFTY ECONOMY SERVICE Mrs. John S. Purdy, Rangely, Serrice Co. The flat pieces and Hanks are neatly ironed ready tx> put away— wearing ber 16. Applications after that ColoradfW^l; Loretto Heights col­ apparel is returned dried, ready to be flntsbed. date will no'- be accepted. 1805 Gilpin St. YO rk 0909 W IT H YOUR 6c Per lb. 50c minimum lege, $5'T^b. Louis’ school, Louis­ FETT Eim NAME PRINTED $1.00 Shirts Starched and Hand Finished in this service at 12c Each Basketball 4#ractice for members ville, St. Patrick’s school, LIMbUSINES FOR ALL 24 C H R IST M A S CAR D S of St. Theresa’ s sodality is held J OCCASIONS _ ^ _ TWO STORES 1847 Market ____ We Cell For and Deliver TA. 6370-6379 Pueblo, $20; Annunciation school, F ifty thousand yards of gauze,' every Friday night at 8 o’clock in JOHN CHILD’S SHOP 711 16th St. Denver, $10; Corpus Christ! enough to make a strip over 28 ^ TYPEWRITERS the school hall. The last practice school, Colorado Springs, $3; St. games been very well at- miles long that would reach from! Joseph’s school, Fort (]oUins, Denver to Lafayette, could be pur-1 ten^po and the plajers are pro- $6.20; St. Thomas' seminary, $10; TH E T Y P E W R IT E R E X C H A N G E INC. g r ^ in g ' rapidly under the capable chased with the receipts of the I *2 New arid Rebuilt Typewriter!— Rentalt aud Repair* Sacred Heart school, Denver, $10; charity bazaar held December 5 coaching of Mi.ss Mary Carnivaj. St. Catherine’s school, Denver, KEYSTONE $548 911 SEVENTEENTH ST. "embers of St. Theresa’s so­ and 6 at St. Anthony’s hospital- 0^0 \ $15, and St. George’s school, Other, ways in which the money % Again We Say dality and the Adplla club Will re­ Gardner, $2. ive Holy Communion in a body might be spent to give comfort to Sunday, December 17, at the 9 the patients at the hospital would o’clock Mass. The regular meet­ be in the purchase of 300 wool Plans Begun for blankets, or 6,000 yards of sheet- I ing f St. Theresa’s sodality will give furniture ELIZABETH ARDEN presents be held Monday evening, Decem­ ng, or 8,000 pillow cases, or 21,- % ber 18, in the school hall. The 000 wash■ cloths, fio ■ .Hi regular meeting Of the Adolla New Year s Party The total amount cleared, $1,- club will be held Tuesday evening, 500, is but a drop in the bucket December 19, in the school hall. 4 Arrangements are well under compared to the nearly $70,000 Gift That Lasts Through the Years | way for a New Year’s evening given by the hospital in charity to party and turkey supper in the the needy and suffering who can­ $1,500 C LE A R E D Cathedral parish. The Athletic not pay any part of their care at ---a n d Silverw are i ’ FOR TRINIDAD a.ssociation and the P.-T.A. are in the institution; but it will aid the charge of this affair. charity work greatly at the pres­ The Time-Honored Gift HOSPITAL AID The Cathedral Parent-Teachers’ ent time and ihe sisters were association held an interesting pleased with the great number of Ever mindful that Silverware is the time honored gift, the. meeting on Monday evening, De­ friends who turned out fo r the American ha.s prepared the suprise yalue of many years.! Trinidad.— The people of the cember 11, in the school cafet^eria. bazaar. The nuns, Mrs. Helen community responded splendidly From a prominent manufacturer we secured a number of Father Newell 'addressed the par­ Bates and Migs Mary Berry, ac­ 26-piece .sets that we can sell at .i marvelous low p ricci last month when the drive for the ents and Mrs. Viola Bernard was tively hi charge of the affair, wish benefit of Mt. San Rafael hospital Exactly as sketched in tarnish proof chest. 26-pieCe sets, the vocalist on. the program. 4o thank the clergy ^ f the city, stainless, hollow handle knives, 10-year GUAR.tNTEE, was conducted. In a report giveh . The sisters at the Cathedral con- the ladies and men of- the differ­ all for— by Sister Rose Alexis, superior at convent gave a dinner for the ent parishes who helped, with the the hospital, approximately $1,500 Cathedral football team on Mon­ dinner and the booths and the was. realized, including cash do­ day evening, December 11. public for its support. About 1,500 nations amounting to $413, re­ attended the dinner. ceipts from card party and social, It is hoped to make the bazaar $530, and food donations, $440. Success Promised an annual affair, to be held earlier The monthly business meeting in the fall if possible. General of the Catholic-. Daughters of business conditions and the fact America was held Monday night, that the bazaar was held only two December 4, at the Community at Mission Party nights and that similar affairs have hall. The board of trustees held Reservations made .to date indi­ been numerous this fall combined a short session previous to the to hold down receipts, but the cate that the card party at the regular meeting. nuns feel that with the splendid Argonaut hotel this Satoday for The Catholic Ladies’ Altar so­ spirit of friendliness shown and Only 36 sets to sell at the benefit of the Map^kholl Jap­ ciety met Wednesday afternoon, the numbers present, a good be­ this price. Place your anese mission-in Seattle will be a December 6, at the Community ginning has been made rin ac- order early as possible. hall, Mrs. John Reillev’s band-act­ marked success. Mrs. John R. Priscilla Moran of 1735 Kearney street is ■quainting Denver people with the lt*a trmm Elisabeth ArdeB...lt mast be lo v e ly ’ ing as hostess. hospital’s problems. A meeting of the Carroll club sponsoring the party, which is be­ Sewing Cabinet. was held .Wednesday night, Decem­ ing held at the; Argonaut hotel The New and Even the smallest Elizabeth Arden package has an air of glam< through the courtesy of ' Mrs. ber 6, at the Community hall. Different in 100 of this Cabinet goes on sale oroos mystery that should be associated with Christmas gifts. Members will receive Communion Schwalbe. Other patrons include Are You- tomorrow. They won’t last long. Aw.I every woman knows that the contents are sure to be even in a body Sunday, December 17. Mrs. Mohana and Mrs. Robert J. Walnut finish. Place A JC Mrs. L. A. Schmidt entertained McDonald, who are giving table SMOKERS your order early at___ more exciting than the gay box and vrrapper on the ouUide. th'e members of the St. Rita sef- prizes. The Maryknoll Japanese mission in Seattle wil)-be remem­ This year Miss Arden has a collection o f sniall thoughtful ciety Thursday afternoon! Decem­ So fa r different No Phone Orders, Please ber 7, at a regmlac business meet­ bered as the charge of the Rev. Nervous from the usual gifu that cost jnst a trifle more than a greeUng...and are so John- C. Murrett, M.M., who was smoker that it can ing. Have the noise and strain, the worry and much more enduring. . The pupils of Miss Ellen Corich a Mission week visitor to Denver hurry of present day life fraisled your be classed as un­ gave the first of a series of reci­ in 1932. Father Murrett has nervesT Are you usual. Large, roomy, ngle SmcUl Perfume...In honor of Christmas, the for- since been transferred to Man­ like the thousands copper lined humi­ • Sir tals Saturday afternoon, Decem­ of other men and merly inseparable Twin Perfumes can now be obtained ber* 2, at her home. Some four­ churia. Sister Theodore, who con­ women of today dor. Handsome Wal­ teen children took part, and a ducted a display of Oriental goods who are victims nut with decorated singly. Little bottles filled with the irresistihle fragrances of in Denver and Colorado Springs hf nervousness* ir* front and smoking short sketch of Beethoven’s life ritable, easily fa> L’Amour...La Joie...L’Elan...Le Reve and those two exciting was included in the program. In last summer, is superior of the tiffued. always on tray equipment. Ex­ the Christmas holidays another re­ Maryknoll Sisters at the mission. edge* just* drag* actly as sketched. A new one#. Moon Moss andTuberose. An enchanting gift, $2.50. ging along? Why great Christmas bar­ cital v.ill be presented. don’t you do some* Moon M^ss, 13. The Catholic Ladies’ Sunshine Night Procession Is thing about it? gain at— club met with Mrs. C. H. Gagli- T r y Koenig's 0 The CT.S. Box...Tbi$ pretty pink box contains the three Picturesque Event Nervine. is a ardi Thursday afternoon, Decem­ The closing of the 40 Hours’ de­ time*test«d, prov­ basic preparations o f all Elizabeth Arden treaUnenU for the ber 7. votion at the Cathedral last Sun­ en specialty used Memorial services were con­ for over 40 years $0 -7 5 three indispensable steps to beanty...Cleansing,Toning and day night was a picturesque serv- fo r just this pur­ ducted by the local Knights of Co­ ice The procession included 125 pose. It quiets Ind Spinet Desk Soothing. 12.85. lumbus Sunday afternoon, Decem- members of the vested choir, a regulates o v e r- ■\ i «ber 10, at the Community hall. large number of .sanctuary boys, taxed nerves* re­ A new arrival and very sps- • Powder and Lip$tick...Pondre d’lUusion in miniature size lieves nervousness cially priced. Walnut finish, y) Gra d Ki.ight Harry J. Schiff pre­ about fifteen priests and five and promotes nat- wiUi a^Victoire lipstick makes a grand gift. >2.00. sided and the council officers had Monsignori, with the Rt. Rev. Jos­ refreshing sleep, It is entirely freeural* ^E WILL GLADLY HQLD ANY sliding writing bed. 'Very chargo of the ceremonies. DIs- eph Bosetti, 'V.G., carrying the from all harmful drugs. Get a bottle of handsomely finished .and Tcdletries Shop—Street Floor Koenig’s Nervine from your druggist to­ greatly underpriced, while frict Deputy Dr. John B. Farley Blessed Sacrament. . A ll the day. Insist on Koenig’ s. If you wish* of Pueblo delivered the memorial escorts of the celebrant carried will send you a free trial sise bottle I PURCHASE FOR CHRISTMAS they fast address. A short program was lighted candles. The church was use the coupon. , at"...... $10.75 'I giv^n,, including a vocal solo by darkened except for a fe\fr flood­ Mrs. Sarah McCoy and violin solos lights, which left it in a twilight KOENIG MEDICINE CO.. Dept. Iti^86, by Frank Pagliuso, wiUi Mrs. Anna The sight was remarkably beauti­ 1046 N. W ell* St., Chicaco, IIlinoiB. & fisher Garrett as accompanist. Two ful. Father 'Thomas a Kempis Pletee send me a free trial size bottie knights have passed away since Reilly, O.P., o f St. Dominic’s of Koenig’s Nervine. A m e r ic a n Fu r n it u r e Co.i Detwar 0«rn«t ftne* 1M 4 last year’s ceremonies. Judge Ber­ church preached the sermon. tram B, Beshoar and John E. Boc- Name Sixteenth at Lawrence cacio. The former delivered the Iprms munion in a body Sunday at the Address address at the 1932 memorial serv- 7 o’clock Mass, honoring their de­ PATR O NIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ites. The knights received Corn- ceased members. C i t y _____ State I

t-xv- .. ‘ U.. OA< JUsriUiA Thuisday, December 14, 1933 Office. 9S8 BamiAck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Teleplone, Main 5418 PAG E SEVEN

■rwwwwwwww w w '^ w ’ W F W ¥ ''¥ ■ ¥ W ¥ . W Preferred Parish NEW NO VENA PLAN Preferred Parish Trading List- IN COLORADO SPRINQS Trading List- Colorado b rin g s .—A novena did manner in which he conducted A A A A A A A A A A for the Feast of the Nativity of the lectures and the question box. MR. XND MRS. SHOPPER: Our Lord Jesus Christ, taken Announcement was made by Fa­ MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: from the Roman Missal, as chant­ ther KeUy that a new series 6f The^ merebant$ repreiented !■ this section ore boosters. They ere ed in the churches of the Congre­ lectures on the -moral teachings of The merebanU repreientcd in thi« (ection are booitert. They GIRLS' SODILin anxioH* to work with you and are deferring of your patronage, anxious to work with you end ere dcserring of your petrohefe. Co* gation of the Mission, will be held the Church will begin on January operate with them. at St. Mary’s church, beginning- 16. operate with them. (Holy Rosary Parish) Saturday evening, December 16, A beautiful and impressive I Miss Genivieve Artz, parochial At a beautiful service last Sun* and will close on Christmas eve service marked- the solemn closing j school nursi, submits-the follow­ St. Francis dc Sales' afternoon, 21 girls were received Th^ will be the first time such a exercises of the Forty Hours’ i ing report ]of the healthy work St. Philomena's into the Children of Mary sodal­ novena has been held in Colorado Sunday evening at St. Mary’s ' done in parochial schools in the ity. It was a sight dear to every­ Springs. Books containing the church. The Very Rev. William month of November by the Visit- body’s heart. Young people gath­ prayers for the novena fo r tne Kipp was celebrant at the Solemn ing Nurses’ issociation; DOUBLE CHECK Nicoletti T aiioring Co. IV A N E a S U N D M A N Fountain Service ered around their heavenly Mother use of the con^egation have Benediction. ■ The Rev. Louis Physical J examinations were been ordered, and it is hoped they CLEANERS CVSTpM TAJLORS YOUR JEWELER who adopted them for her chil­ Hagus was deacon and Father continued iiij the Holy Family and Hot Drinks and Lunches dren.-The spiritual director urged will be here when the novena Maurus was ^hdeacon. An ex­ 1*6 So. Broadwey PE. 5757 SI. Patrick ichools One hundred Boath Service WE ALTER, RELINE A REPAIR 59 Sooth Broadway them to thank Jdary for her love begins. cellent aermonoi-the Holy Eucha- and fifty, ok85.8 per cent, offered ALTERING, REMODELING. CLEAN. Monroe Drug Store Satisfaction Guaranteed or No and .to offer her their love and all The last of the series of lec­ rist was preached.by the Rev. W il­ phyisical tests were given complete Charge I INC, PRESSING SERVICE QUALITY 3600 E. Colfax Ph. YOrk 6698 that they have. He expressed the tures on the dogmatic teachings liam Kelly. examination! by the school doc­ Laundry Agency— Shirts .10-.12)i S]I«cisl Discouot to Clcrsymen MRS. L. B. LILLARD, Mrr. JUST PRICES desire that she may protect them of the Church was held Monday Mother Charles Marie, mother tor, with :! a nurse assisting. 3211 £. Colfax Ave. YOrk 3249 and watch over thejn because they evening in the assembljr hall of St. general o f the Sisters of S t . Mary Thirty-thre^ and six-tenths per Day d N if ht Serrice Cell SP. 9908 are her own. Those received into Mary’s school. On this occasion o f Namur, came from Belgium cent of the J children had parents UPTOWN RECOMMENDED to sodality are Mary Ambrosik, two, lectures were combined, the several ’weeks ago to make the present. LOGAN GARAGE Dave Garland’i Florence Canjar. Rose Marie Ces- topics being “ Is One Religion as customary triennial visitation of It was a pleasure to examine, FRUIT MARKETM i sar, Frances Grize, Mary Jane Good as Another?" and “ What la the houses of that institution in during the fconth, children o f St. 27S SO. LO G A N Red & White Harder, Margaret Horvat, Matilda the Catholic Religion?” Interest the United States and Canada. She Catherine’s pre-school conference. 3602 EAST COLFA:^JLF> FR. 1968 ALBERT’S CAFE Generel Repairing, Gas, Oils, 538 E. Alameda Horvat, June Jackson, Frances in the lectures continued through­ spent 'Thanksgiving and the day, Mothers we^e present in every in­ Free DeliTery— Prompt Serrice One Block From Mercy Hospital Kucler, Dorothy Kvas, Anna Lo­ out the series, which were well at­ Batteries, Storage, Tires k . Tubes GROCERIES—MEATS previous at Sacred Heart .convent stance except two, in which the Savorey Mushrooms At 3019 East Colfax pez, Jennie Lopez, Alice Madrid, tended by both Catholics and non- in Colorado Springs. A t present children were accompanied by a C. E. SHEERED PHONE YORK 9304 SP. 7800*7801 Prompt DeUyery. Carmen Montaya, Agnes Mandish, Catholics. Much praise is due she is visiting in California, and neighbor. All were given the op­ 15c a Boa Sophie Pacheco, Lillian Rozman, Father Kelly for the very splen- the week of December 18 will portunity tojbe immunized against Brownes Real Lucille Whatley and Viola What­ return to Sacred Heart convent in smallpox anid diphtheria. Father OASIS SANDWICH Madison Cleaners ley. Colorado Springs to spend several Mannix showed sincere interest by SHOP Potato Doughnuts W e r n e r 's taking movifig pictures of the pro­ and Dyers The meeting of the Young Latest Play at days. Mother Charles Marie is YORK 6183 1729 E. C O I/ A X 142 So. Broadway Ladies’ sodality on Monday eve­ accompanied by Sister Mary of St. cedure, wbieh will be shown at a Cor. Colfax & Madison FR. 6655 Beer Ice Cold on Drangkt PH O NE SP. 4952 ning was well attended. The in­ John of Namur and Mother Ferdi­ Parent-Teachers’ meeting some UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Delicatessen Bottle or Case terest manifested by the members nand, superior of the Western time soon, i; Frtsh daUy. Special prices for 84 SOUTH. BROADWAY DRY CLEANING AND DYEING St. Dominic’s rovince o f the congregation in " I didn’tij realize Mary’s eyes WE DELIVER IN tASE LOTS bridge parties and entertainments. for the welfare of the Church and ■\WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Near Bayaud PE. 4664 S were bad,” 'iis a common expres­ W e prSbtre sad deliver delicious sand- their own spiritual advancement .merica, of Port Worth, Texas. rriehes for parties and picnics We Specialize in Cleaning Ladies’ Drssses sion o f moijhers when the nurse PHONE SPRUCE 8867 Open Ereningi and Sundays is very gratifying. The following Because o f so many calls for new members were received into Well Received rosaries, crucifixes, prayer books visits t>ondway SP. 9987 LES KIRKLEY 4735 Logan 127 SOUTH BROADWAY the ceremony. Miss Lillian Rich­ of Denver spent the ’week-end period was superbly done by Patsy COiW-FED MEATS PRESCRIPTIONS KE. 9600 lin, sister o f the groom, and Har­ Leonard, ably assisted by Ray with Mrs. Dillon’s parents, Mr. and DRUG SUNDRIES C. EW ERT lERE ' Storage - Expert old Richardson o f Lodviers were M rs' E. R. Joyce o f the Joyce Phone PE. 9863 V. J. Schlitrar Leonard. Con Honeyman and KE. 9977 for Delivery WARM Repairing WA^IREN CAFE the only attendants. John O’Leary showed great ability hotel. THE ZIMMERMAN ^ ^ ' V I JOE GAFFNEY, Prop. 128 BROADWAY PHONE SP. 9925 S H O R T Y ’S The Altar and Rosary society in double parts, both as old men St. Mary’s basketball team will SPECIAL SUNDAY met at the home o f Mrs. L. Mc- and as lad|S in their early twenties. play the Cathedral high team at MERCANTILE CO. AUTO SERVICE Kenaa on Thursday, December 7. Tom Farney’s part did not Call the Knightii o f Columbus gym on Wide-Awake Grocery N Turkey Dinner Cottage Bakery A Prompt, Reliable, Final arrangements were made for for the grace and ease o f his more Friday evening at 7:30. W . 38tk A Irving— Call GA. 0741 and Market The Home, of the Best in CompJett With AU ths Trimaings Reasonable Serrice fortunate rival, and his discom­ 3700 Navala St.— Call GA. 0936 the bazaar and bake sale held Mrs Georgia Stevens Fink of Bake Goods . Storage - Repairs ' Saturday, December 9. A large fiture was well played. Winona Los Angelos, Calif., was the ^est ZIM FOR FOOD 620 E. 13th Ave. KE. 9294 341 SO. LIN C O LN Danyor, Colo. number attended. A fter the busi­ Welch and Helen Achen, behind “ W atcRO ur Loud SMslcn-s” 624 East 13th Ave. this week o f Mr. and'Mrs. Albert The RSD a W H ITE Stores Quality Groceries and vieat* ness meeting lovely refreshments a scrim, made a pretty picture H. Horton. Mrs. Fink is en route At Competitive Prices Where yon will find the best GOLDEN were served by the hostess, as­ in the prologue anda gave a mys­ home from New York city, where bread, rolls, cakes and pies that Do Your Xmas Shopping at tical touch essential to the atmos­ Give Ut a Trial , ROD sisted by Mrs. Crawford. Father she spent the past three months experience can produce. Flynn announced on Sunday that phere fo r this unusual play. In working on a textbook on dra­ H oly Fam Uy TH E R EG AL the role■ of------Ellen, Catherine " • irfr Cour " SMITHS GOODS BAKERY the- bazaar was a great success. matic art in collaboration with J- CUSTOM sey showed ability in the char­ CLEANERS ’ Martin Seymour, of Louviers Miss Florence Hubbard of the 1015 E. COLFAX TAILORING 1126 East Alameda 1087 So. Pearl acter o f both the older and the O. K. Clelitiers R was given a quilt at the bazaar. University o f Southern California, KE. 88S3 "Individual Attention Party Orders younger woman, and the audience and Dyjers , Finest Work On the evenings of December for the Person Who GIFTS, TOYS, HOSIERY * Given was reminded of her former work 4120 TENNYSON 1 -Lowest Prices 18. and 19 the pupils o f St. Ma;ry’8 GA. sons Cares’’ SiHcieJ Attention as Lizzie, Tizzie in “ Once Upon a W. A. GRIERSON Women’s Wear a St. Domitde's Time.” William Litz, John Sim- grade school will present a Christ­ Spslalty L. E. Bowers mas operetta, entitled “ The Gift CLEANING ington, Elizabeth and Bernice 804 E. 18th Are. Realistic waves o f the M ^ , ” in the church audi­ FAST BATTERY AND SERVICE Patronize W ern et's Achen added color to the per­ ALTERATIONS TA. 1589 can’t be distin formance’ in a delightful gartlen torium. 'The dancing is under the guished from nat direction of Miss Mary Kelleher. DYElfjfG STATION urally curly hair. scene. A musical background was R egister Delicatesien Only REALISTIC furnished by Henry Burtscher, An evening of good entertainment HAROLD CONNELL We Ship Famous Colorado can a e h ie V a a violinist, and John Simington at is assured fo r both young and old. T H E M O O N Carry the Best Line of Nuts coiffure chic with Batttridt, Tires, Power Pascal Celery to All Parts the piano. Greaaing Advertisers for the Holidays— ^AII Kinds every type and GROCERY CO., INC. of the U. S. condition of hair. A great help in staging this Days, Nights. Sundays 26 BROADWAY PE. 8459 W . 29TH play was the large and finely An Independent Owned ISOt P « n . KE. 4834 PENCOL FRUIT CO. AVE equipped rtage (references' ef« to the I Store construction of this stage have 506 E. Colfax Free Delirery 4801 W. 3fth Av«. GAIIu^ 0924 St. John's BEAU’i r C been made several times in past Phone for Food St-. Louis' SHOP issues of The Register). The men Where you^ bnainea* ia appreciated KE. 8815-9892 274S W. 29TH AVE. GA. 7158 worked hard to fit the remodeled J. H. Frederick P A R K A V E . auditorium. Players and audi­ M il III DEIII EVANS STOBBE ences were certainly proud of the flLITCH GARDEN GROCERIES AND MEATS GARAGE Cor. 17th and Clarkion GARAGE DRY GOODS FRED’S HOME splendid results obtained. There GAS . OIL - STORAGE 3424 SO. B’W A Y is not a, better amateur stage in Durango.— Mrs. Georgia Da’vis BEAUTY SHOPPE Fresh, Pure Foods Finest Repair Work at Reasonable Price. ENG. 370 BAKERY 2S0 DETROIT the city of Denver. passed away last Friday morning BAE PETERSON SEE US FIRST Body a Fender Work at the home of her sister, Mrs. I. N. RILEY PHONE YO. 1089 Bstteries, Tire Repair­ 2644 Federal Bird. ^ Father Thomas a’ Kempis Reilly, 4334 W . 35th Are. GA. 5323-M Do Your Shoppins John I Meston. Funeral services 161S LAFAYETTE ing and Vulesnliing E «rly! O.P., spiritual director of the , For Better. Meats STORAGE , "The Taste Tejls" were neld at St. Columba’s church Permaneiit Wavea— LUxnr Oil Holy Name society, gave an inter­ AND AT STOBBE’S on Monday morning. Interment Give Ua a Trial esting lecture on “ St. Catherine MODERNWAY tok place in Greenwood cemetery. Cleanatorium Cleaners of Siena, the Woman of Fire,” MARKET before a meeting of the society Father Cawley departed for GUS’S MARKET A N D DYERS lieo's. COLFAX A T last Monday evening. Denver the first .of the week on a 613 E. 13th Ave. 3443 SO. B’W A Y OLSON & OLSON combined business and pleasure EMERSON KE 8938 Protnpt Delivery E N a 972 2750 W. 29TH, GALLUP 0605 Presentation trip. Fmita, V*g.tahl.a, Better Cleaning— Ask 5080 E. 6TH AVE., YORK 4256 Frank S. U n .a d U d Mm U, Twin babies, a boy and a girl, . Quality Groceries Your N«l(hber 1885 ELM STm FRANKLIN 8892 Sodality Holds were bom at Mercy hospital De­ Shinkle F. C. 'Trouehton, Prop. For Quality, Service, Economy and O. L. WEANT Courtesy, Be Sure and Trade cember 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard GROCERY GROCERIES at Olson A Olson Grocery Gallavan. Repaira . and Market. A M ARKET Annual Reception NOTIONS Wide-A-Wake Henry Klahn, son of Mr. and of Quality! 718 KNOX CT. Mrs. Henry Klahn, arrived in Du­ 1401 Marlpeia KE. 2629 D E N V E R ■ Grocery and Market St. Joseph's rango Friday evening for a visit KE. 9011 E. L. Roninger & Son The Best Corn- at Crested Butte RADIO fed Meat In the with the home folks. Henry spent ENGINEERS 404 E. 20th Ave. KE. 9630 GROCERIES AND MEAT Community. Give the past four years in the U. S 830 Downihg Otto Relief orders gladly accepted It Takes the . - v — Us a TrW . navy. FR. 6221 KLE1N’S _ Gunnison.— ‘Reception o f candi­ YOUR PAYRONAGE APPRECIATED To Make the Little Philip Parkinson’ returned Neidiger’s DCCT dates into the Blessed Virgin so­ W. R. FRAZIER C. A. BURKE RED & WHITE and Pays the U J u lJ 1 Mrs. Brown’s dality was held on the^ Feast of to school Monday morning after Red & White to/Buy the several weeks’ illness. ^ 1162 Kalamath the Immaculate Conception at St. FRAZIER & BURKE FR. 0804 1718 E. 6tb Ava. CLEANING AND Patrick’s church. Crested Butte. Heme of Good CHOICE MEATS AND FANCY MOTHERS CAFE The church was crowded to capac­ Thing* to Eat POT ROASTS I.G.A, STORE PRESSING SHOP PUEBLO PARISH GROCERIES ity. Forty young ladies renewed 1034 W . Colfax Fish and Game in Season 626 East 13tk Ave. Lb. 7Vzt Dyeinf*AlUratidD8*Repair« their pledge of loyalty Ijb their GROUPS ELECT Fruits and Vegetables COUNTRY CLUB MA. 1501 3417 W . 7tb A V E . TA. 4749 Mary,, th(patroness, the Mother of NEW OFFICERS PHONES; YORK 1064, YORK Try Our Home Cooked Meals PHARMACY God. Father Powers delivered the 1065, YORK 1066 at Reasonable Prices RALPH JONES sermon for tbe occasion, taking as 857-59 Corona St. CHARLES A. GREEN, Manager his subject, “ Mary Immaculate, (St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Meat Market 1700 Sixth Ave. at Gilpin the Ideal o f Catholic Womanhood.” Pueblo) THE FIRMS LISTED HERE Prescriptions Baur’s Ice Cream Annunciation The young ladies, with the newly A t the very successful luncheon Edward Gray Garage Charles A. Green and Corliss D. Charles, DESERVE TO BE REMEM­ 9tb and Santa Fe Registered received members as guests of meeting of the Altar society last “ East Denvsr's Largtst Druf Sters" U L L E R Y A N D Hsis Moved to PHONE YORK 7293-MSO honor, were entertained by Father Friday the following officers were BERED WHEN YOU ARE DIS­ Baby B *«f and Cora Fad Meat* Walsh at the rectory af aftdr I the elected for the .comingill year: Mrs. DRINKWATER 845 Lincoln St.— TA. 9312 Franklin Pharmacy services. Alice Gianelli, president; Mrs. W il­ TRIBUTING YOUR PATRON­ It’» a PIea»uro to Sorve Yon _ k Denver - Market Co. The Altar and Rosary society liam Ziatz, vice president; Mrs. REGistERED DRUGGISTS He Will Be Pleased to Serve You AGE IN THE DIFFERENT Frank Jagger, secretary-treasurer. 2422 EAST 6th AVE. met at tbe home of Mrs. Robert Remember 100% Scotch LINES OF BUSINESS. Mickey’s Auto Service 34TH A N D FR ANK LIN ST. Hards on Thursday o f this week. The unit captains for next year are SPruce 9$65 100 So. Gaylord Seleetai^ Meats, Staple and Mmes. D. Morin, M. J. O’Toole, M. Prescriptions and School Supplies Guaranteed All members _were urged., to be Fine Groceries KEystone 1753 Curran, Ray McGee, S. Corbett, L. FREE DELIVERY IMMEDIATELY present and help in preparing for General Auto Repairing We Deliver— Rain or Shine the...... children’sChrii Chrtstmas party. Olson, R. Gentry, R. McDonald, M. Loyola St. N a r y Rosenkranz and M. Barta. BRACONIER 730 ACOMA STREET AT SPEER Fruits and Vagatables The food sale for December was New officers were elected by the Head’s Service Station ably handled by Mrs. Milton Zugel- R esid en ce PHONE FRANKLIN 53S5 members of the Holy Name society Plumbing and Haating Magdalene's Bnoinei* ■ajTQ 3400 GILPIN ST. der and Mrs. Frank Zugelder. KEyotone 1966 SPrnce 8136 at the meeting Sunday evening as Hagjdware and Painta Oa*. Oils, Acoessoriea Mrs. John Hueschiemeyer won follows: Charies3, Toth,- - president; Weaver’s Garage X TIRE REPAIRING the beautiful quilt given by the John Smelich, vice president; Cyp­ PHCINE s p r u c e 1679 Brown Dry Goods E. R. YOUNG Dr. € . W. Carstarphen .R m u i . A Specialty for 8 Years. Altar and Rosary society Of St. rian Lara, secretary-treasurer. 107*6 SO. GAYLORD 3100 9 ILPIN 616 Washington KE. 9767 Patrick’s parish. Plans for a pariah social party in Groceries Meats NEW LOCATION Depression Prices Always Patronise Your Local Merchant Many delightful surprises were the holidays and a Communion OPTOMETRIST OIL, GAS Bakery and Dairy Products A. & A. Radio & in store for those.who visited the breakfast on the Feast of the Holy XMAS GIFTS, HOSIERY Visual Defects Corrected Name are under way. We Repair Any Make of Car* Gift shop on last Saturday. The ARTWORK Formerly 241 StMl Bid*. Appliance ladies wish to thank all those who A party in the parish hall on "Quality at a Fair Price" GAllop 1656 3608 W . 32nd Are. Open Day and Night— Storage 1523 E. 34TH AVE. patronized the shop. December 20 is being arranged by SOUTH GAYLORD ' 5270 W . 25TH AVE. GA. 7350 Rsdios, Tubes, Electrical Appliances The Christmas entertainment the unit captains of this year. CREAMERY CO. Repairing, Sales and Service on All for the children of the catechism Members of the Third Order of 1022 SO. GAYLORD Tell tbe people you patrenise IjPure Milk, Butter, Cheese, Patronize Register Advertisers THiE KAEN BROS. C. W. JOHNSON S t Francis will meet Sunday aft­ that you saw tbeir advertifemeat class will be held in the church : Eggs halhoD ernoon at- 2:80 o’clock. >{ PE. 4648 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ia Tbe Regitter. MA. 1469 — TA. 14«9 Friday of next week.

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Nisley $5 Shoes WOMEN STUDY ART OF Cou0hin9 Quality Sale Priced JAMES PERSONAL .VISITS IN Children S S - 9 5 Quickly. Relievi Motor Co. Shop Reversible Coats '4l . j 813 15th Hosiery Special ROME ARE RELATED Haclinq cought often be­ -Diftributora— come e teriout detriment Chiffon or Serrice to the health of growinq New Style Note Echoes from Rome reverber­ dergast. Papers were prepared Holiday Favorite children. D o d g e Delicious Lunches Regular 3 Pain ated through the Catholic Daugh­ and read by Mrs^ Thomas G. Apply "Medicated Denver ters’ clubhouse Thursday, Decem­ Barry, Mrs. ftendergast and Miss M u d " to affected perh— 79c 6^e $ 2.00 (B y Minneolia Kayt) 11 o’clock until 2:00 o’clock ber 7, when the Luncheon Study Margaret Fallon. Interest on the More -jeenturies than we can one of nature's most pow. P ly m o u t h A L L $1.25 A T 95c— 2 FOR $1.75 How often have we heard the club held an informative session subject was intensified by reminis­ count hate furnished ns with more erful antiphlogistic agents 2 5 ^ statement, “ Why I don’t even have dealing with art in the Vatican. cences of personal visits by Miss than on# legend concerning the for eheehing inflammation. 1260 Broadway KE. 8227 foods th|t grace the merriest fes­ EXCELLENT the time to change my clothes.” Copies of famous pictures loaned Margaret E. Mnrphy, Miss A^na • No harmlut drugs — no Full Four Courio With fill the hurry wouldn’t it be for the occasion were on exhibit. Fallon and^Mrs. Fred Cashin, tival m ell o f the year. English stinging or burning sense- nice to have clothes that you could history i^d literature are brimful tion. Evening Dinner Kid or Satir The president, Miss Margaret The Rev. .E. J. Morgan, S.J., just turn inside out and be prop­ of lovely). Christmas legends. We • "Spread on—cover over— Leary, presided, and the program forget." - The Public Sets 5 o’clock until 8 o’clock erly dressed for that next function P h .^ , of Regis college was guest might Aibericanize some of these was arranged by Mrs. W. T . Pren- o f Honor. Others present were Doctors prescribed on the program of days activities? dinners for this year’s dinner. heve Mesdames Barry, Prendergast, W. "Denver Mud" for more than 4 0 ^ That is jfist what is being advo­ Joseph! Addison writing about 40 yaars. the Price— J, Kirk, Grace Lawler, J. T. cated in the new coat styles. Tier­ 1700 telfe us about Sir Roger de ney, Mary Tierney, A. H. Flood, fOUJAie AT AIL DtUGS STOtlS What Do You Offer? Reversible coats that may be Girls to Arrange Coverleyis custom at Christmas M. E. Jones, James M. Morse, T time of I keeping “ open bouse.” M C D IC A T a O turned inside out to wear for E. Greene, John W. Holmes, W. J. PLYMOUTHS DODGES business or sport, afternoon or Traditio^ o f old England have Haney*8 for Over 25 Christmas Charity Foehl, F. J. Bicknell, J. M. John­ been po|rerayed in American . lit­ DENVERNU '32 P. A. Sedan '29 Victory Bed., fl evening— ^but hold on, there ire son, J. P. Donley, G. J. Krakow, '32 P B. Sedona, Z '29 D.A. Seedana, t Years erature wrough the pen of Wash­ '32 P. B. Coupe,, 2 only two sides to each coat. John F. Vail, H. C. Denny, Fred '30 D.A. Sedan ington Ifiving. FORDS Whether it is for convenience A full attendance o f members Cashin, J. A. Seubert, J. B. '30 D.H. Coup* or the present day need for econ­ is requested at the general meet­ On m ^ t o f the menus we find '29 Coupe GLASSES $1.95 Hunter, George Reink's, J. H. '29 Tudor '31 D.H. Coupe roast be#f, Yorkshire pudding and At Honest omy, the new vogue seems des­ ing of the Junior-Catholic Daugh­ Bryar, J. G. Hague ai\4 William .'80 Sedan '33 De Luxe Sedan tined to take a hold. At the same ters to be held at the clubhouse plum pudding the Christmas fav­ '30 Coupe Shea, a member o f Little Flo'wer orites. jlRoast beef is certainly Prices time it is certainly a catchy idea. Sunday, December 17, at 2 court, Columbus, Nebr.; Misses '31 Coupe CHEVROLETS one of t|ie most popular foods on '81 Victoria '29 Coupea ( 2 ) CASH OR CREDIT There are t'wo ways in which it o’clock. Counselors and secre­ Margaret Leary, Josephine Woeb- '31 Sedan any meAi. It is almost univers­ '29 Sedans (2 ) is possible to effect this new econ­ taries of troops are to see that all er, Margaret Fdlon, Anna Fallon Dancing '32 V -8 Sedan Take Your Eyes to an ally liked, and a t Christmas time, '30 Coaches (2 ) members o f troops are notified. and Margaret E. Murphy. The CHRYSLERS Eyesight Specialist omy. First o f all there is the old decked Vith Yorkshire pudding, TAP ‘31 Coupe jKIAa ys.oeasaei way in which a dark coat may al­ Christmas plans will be made for next meeting o f the Study club ;28 "6 2 " Coupe holly leaves and cranberries, it '31 Coaches (2 ) All Work Guaranteed Rude center and Sand’s home. It will be addressed by Father Mor­ BALLET, ACROBATIC '29 "0 * " Spt. Cpe. ways be worn over different seems to) assume a special holiday '80 “ 77" Spt. Cpe. '32 S^an is hdped that at this meeting a gan, professor of chemistry at 618 SIXTEENTH STREET dresses and ■ now the newest festivendss of its own. DEVELOPS Lee G. Haney Speelaliit wrinkle is the idea- of b ^ in g a completele report of tickets and rC' Regis, who will talk on “ Diet.” 1010 15th Street turns can be made on the recent Rib ot beef is the most popular coat that has really two g ( ^ sides 'The date will be announced later. cut of meat for isuch a roast as Personality, Grace revile of the Juniors. A coun­ A change will be made, as the If You Wear Artificial which are equally attractiv«$ cub'e lutter (6 tableipoona) 1 REPAIRING IN ALL ITS 2 ess 3 Iks : S BRANCHES 1 ess iite t : Your Automobile 1 cup isar : 1 . cup_ ilk. : : Thoroughly Washed TH E P A N S Y IV i cupa kea ^ a k cake flour LINGERIE HOSIERY 1 Teas] in aoda 1 teaa] in TaUUla Brighten Your Home With Color and Vacuum Cleaned CYCLE WORKS 1-3 teasp m aalC Melt ■ liter and chocolate^ in double in 15 Minutes 1716-1738 Lawrence St. cooker.' >1. Bbat ryolka andi ausar in LIFF'S mixlns iwl. Sift flour with' aalt and soda, ivi alternate with milk to mix- NU-ENAMEL Silver Johnson, Pansy Ladies* Ready-to-wear Apparel ture in­ ixins bowl. Add vanilla and for Only beat we^ Add jchocolate mixture, and W ill Do It With One Coat the ess bite, well beaten. The batter and Howard Bicycles 831 16th St.— .MAin 3522 'ffilt be iTj thin but do not add more Use a brush and a perfect finish ■without marks will result. WCONOCO W. I- ' 'W fiour. This is the place to buy her the right lingerie at the Uae chocolate fudse {roatinsi l- 65 PHONE MAIN 1514 minute with cocoanut. NU-ENAMEL CO. '^^CONOCO AUTO LAUNDRY price you want to pay, boxed free. Also COCOA CREAM FILLING — 1 cup 1360 BDWAY. '-vE.n.£^€M) Kt.0534 popular brands of hosiery, boxes free. milk, Vk cup augar, 1 tableapoon Pikea 1518 STOUT \^KE. 396S Lowest Prices in the Peak cake flour. 2 tableapoona cocoa and 1 teaapdon butter and cook, stirring con­ OFFICIAL CITY 6 STATE BRAKE SERVICE STATION Pay Us a Visit, It WUl Pay You stantly— l^ol a little and add 1 teaspoon Furniture - Interior • Exterior - Automobile, City vanilla, beat well, and spread between layera J Thursday, December 14, 1933 OflSce, 938 Bannock Street IE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER PAG E NINE 40 CAMP WORKERS AT LlIElUIOi CLIB SERVICES IN ALAMOSA

GOLD STOCKS HmS[ TO HOT Alamosa.— A happy event, new piness at the altar, and they were U S B E G E M to the times, was the sight of a a powerful example to the luke­ large group of young Catholic warm at home. Are in the Limelight— men who came down from the A fine b i^ k fast was served in lO ISTM lS lEO' Alamosa river camp, F 80C, on the lovely dining room at Hie lead­ BEGIS BEG. IS at lowest CASH PRICES Sunday as the guests of the Holy ing hotel and the men, through 11 Ask Us About— Name society to join with the tet­ the help and kindness o f their WICKER ROCKER XK)LL BUGGY ter in receiving Holy Communion The “ Christmas Party” tea on officers, returned to their camp in The regular meeting o f the Cur­ $1.95 / $2.95 the late afternoon. The social Alma Lincoln Lucky Discovery Sunday afternoon, December 17, in a body. rent Literature club, scheduled for mixing o f these fine young strang­ CARPET SWEEPER ^AMBLER GAME '/ Golden Cycle Hidalgo Gold will usher in a busy week at St. It was no small sacrifice to Monday, December 18, will be ers with the people o f the com­ 7 5 ^ 85^ 1 Cresson Cons. Colorado Gold Anthony’s Neighborhood house. travel some forty miles fasting in given over to a special Christmas The tea is being given in order to the sub-zero temperature o f this munity under the auspices o f the TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS Jerry Johnson Commonwealth Gold program. Mrs. Catherine Morrell DINNERWARE SET obtain gifts for two nundred Ital­ mountain altitude. These young Church is reciprocally happy and Perenyi and Walter Keeley, both , $1.00 $3.95 International Gold Tarheel Gold ian children and approximately men, selected ^ w o r th y by their appreciated. The camp will con­ well known in Denver’s artistic DOLL BASSINET RED A U T O U Gold Bullion United Gold Mines eighty Mexican children. These discerning government, proVe tinue all winter and all look for­ circles, will collaborate ■ in cele­ ward to the celebration of $1.75 $5.60 kiddies range from the ages of their merits in more ways than brating the holiday season in po­ New Zealand American Eagle Christmas,. one month to fourteen years. one, sending home practically all etry find song. P E D A L BIKE . SCAMP W A G O N * their earnings and giving expres­ Send for map showing the Those attending the tea will bring The Christmas novena will be­ 'The Regis Library association, $1.75 $3.75 a ^ t for one of these boys or sion to their contentment and hap- gin Saturday evening, December through its president, Mrs. D. G. SCOOTER B IC YC LE I girls. Some will bring toys, while 16, at 7:30._ Father Sandoval, S. FREE! Gold Belt of Colo. It’s Free lilpnaghan, announces that the $1.60 $4.50 others are planning to bring more J., will again come on December nfeeting will be in the nature of BLACKBOARDS practical gifts. P.-T.A. Reports < 22 to help the pastor, the Rev. E. a reception to which all friends of FIRE CHIEF AUTO Thursday evening the children J. McCarthy, with the holy season Regis are cordially invited. Re- $1.65 $2.95 Mining Mining services. from the Neighborhood house will h o r s i e ' r i d e Stocks jb v u m d tO L Properties freshmente will be served at the ELEC. TYPE REFRIG. entertain their mothers and dad­ The catechism class is steadily conclusion of the program. The $3.95 $3.95 dies. They will present a beau­ Recent Social increasing in numbers and some meeting will begin at 7:45 p. m. in Denrer Stock Exchange SLEDS V KEYSTONE TOYS tiful Christmas play written by one hundred children are now the Regis College library. NEW YORK MINING EXCHANGE Margie Cannon and directed by under training for the children’s $1.50 . 50% off . Mary O’Donnell and Anna Me- Nets Group $80 choir. 718 17th ST. DENVER, COLO. N O V E N A Su c c e s s f u l Clone. Tbe children plan to have Three members o f the Sacred PHONE TABOR 3288 some tiny gift for their mothers Heart church, veTsed in such mat­ A subscriber o f The Register (St, Francif de Sales' Parish) at this time. ters, were invited to go to Conejos wishes to acknowledge a favor re­ ’ The December meeting o f the The party which the Italian chil­ test week to act as judges for the ceived from the Sacred Heart P.-T, A. was held in Oie high dren are anxiously awaiting will finest (jnilts made there among the through the intercession o f St. school auditorium, Wednesd^, sixty put on display by the* local Jude following a hovena to the 1434 Champa-Street be given on Friday afternoon, De­ December 6, with Mrs. Harvey W. cember 22. Santa is scheduled K. of C. at their festival. The Saint. French presiding. The entertain­ to arrive at the Neighborhood ladies were Miss Ruby Martinez, ment chairman, Mrs. Agnes May- house at 2 o’clock. He will re­ Miss Mary Hast and Mrs. Muniz. eau, arranged a very interesting ceive a hearty welcome as the . _ The following infants were bap­ program. George Daughter spoke children have been practicing tized by Father McCarthy on Sun­ K ANNOUNCEMENT on th e P u re Food and Drug act Christmas carols, old and new, day: Maria Paulina Aurora, viewpoint o f the con­ and will be at their best fo r dear daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Eli Man- Brooks’ Wine & Liquor Store, Inc. sumer. The entertainment was zanares; godparents, Charley Mon­ THE toya and Cora Trujillo. Virginia KE. 7392 COR. 15th A N D W E LT O N Isabelle, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. candies and nuts, beautiful medals Robert Martinez; godparents, Mr. P.-T. A. gave as a school benefit, Domestic an d ' Imported Wines and holy pictures besides a gift aud Mrs. Henry Balerio, Francisco said $80 was realized. Mrs. Reiter Mail Orders Promptly Filled for each child. Pacheco, son o f Mr, and Mrs. Fil- thanked Mr.s. Joe Grabus fo r her berto Martinez; godparents, Mr. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS Eighty little Mexican children untiring efforts in making the are going to have Sants visit them and Mrs. Fidel Herrera. Fidel Give Luxury and Style fashion show, in which 30 persons Elias, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Juan at the Neighborhood house on participated, a complete success. Sunday afternoon, December 24. Pacheco; godparents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘ /'I- The judges fo r the costume Emilio Montoya. Mary Sista, Santa tells that this party will be prizes were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel a repetition of Friday’s party daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Camilo THE BANKERS Kirby and Mrs. John C. Feeney. i{ontoya; godparents, Mr. and with hags o f candy and gifts for The president, Mrs. French, com­ PerFect Fit & Comfort in ‘ WAREHOUSE CO. each child. - Mrs. Leandro Romero; Richard mented on the splendid work done Thomas Lee, son o f Mr. and Mrs. M OVING— street to street or coast te The Christmas activities at St. by Mrs. Reiter and her assistants. .Richard Pickard Vann; godpar­ coast. Anthony’s Neighborhood house are Following the meeting a social ents, James M. Holly and mother, PHOENIX HOSIERY STORAGE with Complete Protection sponsored by the Marian Social hour was held in the cafeteria, Mrs. Mary Holly. Rates on Application | Service club with the co-operation with the fourth and tenth grade MAin 5259 2l|*S BUke St. of the Catholic high school sodali­ mothers acting as hostesses. The ties and the Junior Tabernacle Study club chairman, Mrs. L. J. society. Holmes, announces that the Inten­ Holy Family, Annunciation, St. sive Health course ^ v e n under the Holy Family (jriil Francis de Safes’, St. Joseph’s, Sa. auspices of the Visiting Nurse as­ cred Heart and Cathedral high sociation will start on January 9 A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year school sodalities are furnishing the and will be held once a week on nuts, fruits, medals and holy pic­ Tuesdays from 9:30 to 11:30 in Team to Be Feted tures for both parties. The Jun­ the morning? The place o f meet­ m ’V ' ior Tabernacle society- has volun­ ing will be announced later. About teered to supply the candy. The 20 members already have enrolled (Holf Familx Periah) -girls of Loretto Heights college in this course. On Thursday evening of next and Pancratia hall will be hos­ This Sunday will be the monthly week the members of the football tesses at the “ Christmas Party” Communion day fo r the Altar so­ team will be the guests at a din­ '■is. tea and they extend an invitation ciety. The members will receive ner to be given by the senior girls. Three pairs in a $ 0 8 5 to the friends o f St. Anthony’s in a body at the 7:30 o’clock Mass, Following the dinner there will be sueded gift box Z PKES PEAK F IE to attend. The tea will be at the Friday afternoon o f last week talks and a social. A Neighborhood house. 3638 Osage marked the beginningf of the The sophomore girls will enter­ 863 Wazee Street s. street, and will be held from four monthly card parties of the Altar tain the high school students at a until six. society for this fall and winter party to be given in the school hall SvjBson. The assembly room where this Friday evening, December 15. A ll W ith Custom Fit Top r Phone KE. 7284 the card party was held was filled Father Tennien of Maryknoll Edgewater Parish to capacity. The hostesses, Mrs. gave a very interesting talk, at Bernard Hynes, Mrs. W. Kimmins the high school assembly, Wednes­ “ Dear Santa: I want hose and more and Mrs. M. Verlinden, were com­ day, on missionary life in China. to Hold Carnival plimented on their arrangement, -After a short business meeting hose. And please give me Phoenix!" Two prizes, two pairs o f tick­ of the high school sodality held That’s the way she would write Santa. NAM™PR1NTED Tuesday afternoon, a very enjoy­ 24 CHRISTMAS CARDS $1.00 (St. Mary Magdalene’* Church) ets to the Ogden theater, were So whether she’s medium, short or tall TWO STORES awarded to Mrs. George Springer able entertainment was given and The mid-winter festival will be -^send Phoenix—;the custom-fit top fits JOHN CHILD’S SHOP 434 ISth St. and Mrs. M. Cavey. A prize refreshments were served. 711 18th St. conducted at the parish hall this for each table was also awarded Sunday will be Communion day them all! New “ Gibson Girl” shades. Saturday evening, December 16. and appetizing refreshments were for the Blessed Virgin sodality. e y .e; w wwww 'WWWWWWWWWW^ Christmas articles will be on sale. served at the close of the games. A ll the members are urged to re­ The Mty C o ^ tr e tt Floor The ladies of the Thimble club ceive Communion in a body at the have been preparing for this bene­ The monthly meeting o f pro­ 9 o’clock Mass. , moters of the League of the Sa­ 7 fit and it is hoped their efforts will Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sealy are Classified Ads cred Heart was held Tuesday in meet with success. the parents of a baby girl, born the assembly room of the rectory. The Forty Hours’ dSvotion -December 2 at S t Joseph’s hos­ closed on 'Tuesday . evening at On Thur^ay, December 19, St. pital. ROOFING CHIROPRACTIC Francis’ Dramatic club will hold 7:30. Father John Walsh of The Holy Name society post­ Deftcis in tha spine leading to diseases its Christmas party jn the high BARRETT ROOFS at* insured. Ms- Crested Butte preached the clos­ poned the election of officers until terisl and workmanship guaranteed. are corrected by Chiropractic methods. school building. This party was ing sermon. Father Powers of the January meeting. Terms to suit. Denrer Barrett Roofing Consultation free. D r.. James H. Hij planned for December 18, but the Co. Rcroofing, painting, repairing and D.C.. 6t7 Central Sarlngi BankL^BIdg. Gunnison and Father F. P. Cawley TAbor 6666.______party the Holy Name society is Insulating. PEarl 4726. 140 Broadway. of Durango were present in the $ n .95 giving would interfere _ on that sanctuary. BAGGAGE AND REPAIRING COAL, night. Each member is invited XMAS TREES, The Altar and Ros.’ / society to attend and bring a guest, one TH E A. E. MEEK TRUNK t BAG CO. Phone KEystone 1401, THE CAPITOL will hold its election of officers at 25c U P Slightlr sboP'WorQ wardrobe trunks. FUEL CO., lor coal. Dependable servica, who does not belong to the club. Btasonably priced. 1086 Sixteenth St. Liley, Monarch, Columbine, ' Industrial, the January meeting of the so­ All are requested to bring a 5-cent Wreath FREE With Ererx Boulder Valley, etc. John M. A lie n , Mgr. ciety^ The ladies will be in charge present suitable for a boy or a Tree Over SOc CAPITOL FUEL CO. 2121 16th St, of the children’s Christmas party, for Exquisite Kid SITUATIONS WANTED girl. Delightful refreshments will Evergreen Bougha, Grave Cover*, which is their annual treat on the Wreath Roping. .All kinds of ever­ EXPERIENCED WIDOW nacdi Sat- DRUG STORES be served. Entertainment has children of the parish. green deeoratione. 600 trees to give ■rday morning cleaning or laundry. Good been provided for the evening that to the needy. worker. YOrk 019S-W. AURORA DRUG CO. will please everybody. Why pay more when you can buy for WATERS BROS. less at— MAN, father of 7 children, needs work. Tha Prescription Store The Holy Name society will WUl do anything. P. Tixicr, 718 26th 6 t. Fresh Dmgs • Low Prices Queen of Heaven sponsor another party on Monday O. S. Folkner GIFT PH. AURORA A-268 AURORA, COLO. evening, December 18, at the high STRONG BOY over 16, wishes farm school hall. Twenty-five turkeys Decorating Shops *ork. Experienced. 2227 Clarkson. MAin HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY A id Will Meet 4282.______Your Naborhood Druggist and twenty-five one-pound boxes 135*139 So. Broadway GLOVES Phona SPruca 0588 700 Sp. Paari of candy will be given away, and WIDOW with 4 children needs work JAMES HUTCHINSON 1 SP. 7768 badly. Cleaning, eta. 26 cants an hour Regular monthly meeting of the the small sum of 50 cents will be Make gifts keenly appreci- and car fara. ilA in 4982. the admission charge for the whole BATTERIE4^& TIRES Queen of Heaven Orphans’ Aid so­ ate'd! Novelty styles with $7 Waffle ciety will be held on next Tues­ evening’s entertainment, including W ILL CARE for children and invalids; GUARANTEED BATTERIES, $2.26 and refreshments. The festivities will THE OLD RELIABLE flare cuffs and 2-tone ef­ 40c an hour and car fare. MAin Z782. day afternoon, December 19, at yours. All sixes used tires, 96c and up. start promptly at 8 o’clock. 4 L. C. TULLOH. 688 SanU Fe. the orphanage. West 49th avenue \ THE A. W. CLARK fects. Classic or 6-button INSULATION . and F ^ d «a l boulevard. The ar­ s^pons, pique sewed. Irons and CH ILDREN’S CARE ticles ^jirchased for the children D R U G CO. J InsuUte. caulk and weatherstrip your for Christmas by the sisters will home the modern, up-to-date way. St. Augustine’s 8TH Afto SANTA FE White Taupe Lauer’i Home for Babiei, 3(101 Vino PERFECTION INSULATION CO. be on display. Election of officers l^der New Manafement Toasters St. Phone M. 6644. We welcome ronr Black Gray 1166 So. Pearl St. Phona BPruce 4114 ■nipection. for the ensuing year will also be ACCURACY - CAREFULNESS Estimates free. Beige to 8 held and the members are urged Study Club Has COURTESY FURNITURE to be present. Courtesy cars will Free Delivery TAbor 7091 The May Co.-^treet Floor $ 0 .9 5 EGGS meet the street cars before and DeliTtries Fulnitnre wanted, any amount; apot after the meeting as usual. MORGAN’S EGG FARM. cash. Auction every Wednesday. Successful Fete KE. 2882. twice weekly. 801 Sheridan. MILLER AUCTION CO. 918 BANNOCK ST. MA. 1376 EYES EXAMINED They will be th« first ^ SODALITY TO GIVE The bazaar, sponsored by St. DENTISTS Augustine’s Colored Study club she uses Christmas morning. PAINTING . PAPERHANGING CHRISTMAS PARTY Genuine Berated de luxe DR. H- A. STEW ART test Saturday at the Knights of Giasse* Alamada and Downing PAINTING, PAPERHANCINC, CAL- ON DECEMBER 20 Columbus hall, was an artistic and That models I Chromium plated. Offica Hrs. 2-12— 1-6' SP. 1827 CIMININC, ail repair* on plaster, brick Satisfy cement and woodwork; by day or con­ financial success. The bazaar tract. J. J. Gillen, 868 Bannock St (St. Leo’s Parish) booths were attractive and well UMBR eI l A REPAIRING Reasonable $5 Vibrator and Mas­ Phone PEarl 2320. This Sunday the Young Ladies’ appointed, and the wonderful Shirt Party UMBRELLAS repaired, reeavered. Gloves Prices sage Outfits, $2.98 sodality will receive Holy Com­ spirit of co-operation shown by the mended, Denver Umbrella Shop. 1204 FURNACE WORK Arapahoe S t, second floor. MA. 2462. munion at the 7 o’clock Mass. On members of this newly formed (7oni Ark and sisted by their donations and their you have probably never seen! A Nice Roome— —Good Food ElixabethU church. Hax to be seen to be " •" presence at this bazaar. HELEN WALSH ers, Vibrators. VaL 1st and Broadway SP. 4461 appreciated. 729 Champ* St. MAin 2882. th e Dove,’ dealt W ith the COming complete selection of materials, FREE PARKING of Lord Baltimore and the Cal­ Asaoeiate ues to $3.50. WOREiNG girl or woman xharc lovely verts and the establishing by them THANKS PUBLISHED colors and sizes. COLORADO HOTEL—Seventeenth 8t. apartment. 212.69 month. 1846 Grant St. MAin 6084. A reader of The Register wishes W . R. JOSEPH at Tremont; one-half block from but of the CathoHc colony of Mary­ to publish thanks for two great EYES EXAMINED The May Co. dsMt. . A. L. Smith, proprietor. Phone land 300 years ago. The May Co.— Street Floor KE. 2221. Special low perm. rate*. BARBER SHOPS: Mrs. Cooper, choir director, is favors received through the inter­ Second Floor suffering from painful injuries to cession o f St. Jude and the Bless­ Phone TAbor 1880 H AIR CUT now 26c. Cal Stover’s, U CATHOUC DAUCKTERS’ HOME. 218-218 Majaatk Bldg. 1771 Gnat. Plaasant hom* for girls. j la s t Colfax, at Broadway. her foot caused by a fall. ed Virgin.

■ -t. PAG E TE N Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, December 14,C ------JUST ON£ WEEK %LL XMAS SOCIETY WILL HOLD EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING * Because o f decreased incomes, this Christmas will be a practical M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. one. Mostly gifts that will be used and for which there is a FOOD SALE ON D ^a 16 need will be the ones griven. What is more useful and more 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 practical or necessary than a good pair of glasses. (Bletied iiacrament Pariah) some special delicacy. I f prizes Jewelry Remodeled, Repaired, Cleaned The food sale to be held Sat­ were to be awarded,' the anxiety DOES ANYONE IN YO UR FAMILY NEED GLASSES? urday, Decen her 16, fo r the bene­ of each to have her contribution / - fit of the p; Irish, was the chief pleasing to the eye as well as to tobic of discussion at the meeting the taste could not be heightened. TIREE SCHOOLS Swigert Broi. Optical Co. the Altar and Rosary society Cookies, including the very attrac­ SAUSA BROTHERS last vyeek. Mrs. M. J. Lester, tive sort that help to fill up the Piano and Pipe Organ tuning and repairing. Free inspection. chairman in charge of the enter­ cookie jar fo r Christmas; freshly (Loretto Heights College) Chimes and Vox Humana, etc., installed at reasonable prices. DENVER'S RELIABLE OPTOMETRISTS . (Denver Deanery) prise, called : 'or reports o f the va­ baked fancy layer cakes, loaf Wednesday afternoon, Decem­ Good used two-manual organ* in A-1 condition at a very low Preparations are being made at rious members of the committee cakes and rolls still warm from ber 13, Las Cahelleras of Loretto price. Agents fo r 'Wurlitzer Organ. Buy a Swigert A Swigert Gift Little Flower center at 2809 Lari­ and, judging by the response, good the oven will be brought to the Ileights college entertained the 3597 SOUTH PE A R L ST. PH O NE ENG LEW O O D 460-J Gift Certificate Certificate Will Solre girls of the senior classes^ of St. mer street for the Christmas party things in plenty will be on display drug store before the sale com­ for Him or Her the Gift Problem at the Steipbruner drug store. mences. There will be salads and Mary’s academy. Pancratia hall to be given for two hundred and 1550 California St. (Est.1902) Phone KEyatone 7651 Twenty-third and Dexter street, slaw, which will be kept fresh and and Holy Family high school. The fifty dnildren, under the chairman­ when the sale opens at. 11 o’clock cooL Mrs. Steinbruner, who is an girls were the guests of the col­ ship of Mrs. Cook, who for many Saturday mprning. Mrs. Sophia active member of the committee, lege at a supper and social. One years has been a lady bountiful to Dispense ha* secured orders for has kindly offered all of her facil­ o f the features of the evening was PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BOOKS KE. KE. 94 pounds o f roast chicken and ities fo r the care of the foods a treasure hunt through the build­ 0121 R U G B Y COAL 0121 the unfortunate children of the capon. To Relieve Mrs. Dispense throughout the day. With the ef­ ings and around the campus, end­ NEW AND USED AT LOWEST PRICES center. Assisting Mrs. Cook will ■■NBA MEMBKB" of some of the burden, several of fort concentrated on the sale of ing in the green room, where the HERRICK BOOK AND STATIONERY UPTOWN OFFICE IN HOME PUBUC MARKET be the girls of St. Mary’s academy, the purchasers have offered to food items alone, there will he no refreshments were served. ISth and Califoroia. 15th Street Entrance whose interests and services to Lit­ roast their own, the poultry to be need for last minute sacrifices. All The Alethian club of the col­ 934 FIFTE E N TH ST. ' KEYSTONE 5470^ We Sell and Recommend stuffed ready for the oven. Women items are being carefully priced at lege will sponsor a literary lunch­ HOTCONE GRATES tle Flower center have been in­ Hotcone Mixture Coal. $4.7S per ton. Lifnlte— Nut, $4.50; Egc, $4.90; valuable. of the parish who are preparing figures which will be attractive to eon December 20. Mr. Benja­ Lump, $490. Morrieon Lump, $595; Grant Lump, $5.50; Lilcy Lump, $595; foods for the sale have a reputa­ patrons and fair to those who have min Masse, S.J., o f Regis college Capitol Lump, $695; Rufby Lump, $6.50. Perhaps it is the influence of tion to sustain, as each one is well ■put into them their best materials will be the guest of honor and fea-' the “Little Flower of Cartel,” known for her skill in preparing and hours o f labor in the making. tured speaker for the .occasion. THE RUGBY COAL COMPANY after whom the center is named, CURTIS AND FIFTH STREET. D. V. HARPER, M r- Mother deserves a holiday from The sodality presented an orig­ that makes the little Spanish- the kitchen this week-end, before inal one-act play, entitled “ Cath­ American children come by the the mad rush of Christmas shop- olic Action,” on December 10. hundreds each afternoon to play ing overtakes her. Come early, This presentation was the sodal­ Julius E. Klavans and pray within the social cen­ Walsenblirg Group fill up your larder, and give her ity’s contribution to the student Consistent and Attractive ter’s cheerful walls. The fact re­ a surprise! You will be greeted body programs, which are put on mains that they come and that ■with a merry welcome by the every two Weeks. The play dealt Announces that he will Dividends have always been paid by the their numbers increase as the chairman, Mrs. M. J. Lester, and with the modern need for unsel­ months progress. The center ra­ her corps o f assistants: Mesdames fishness among Catholic women, if^ diates the one beacon of light and Holds Election REPUBLIC LOAN COMPANY Frank Wagner, Sophia Dispense, Catholic Action is to become some-“ manage the hope for their otherwise dull ex­ Write, Telephone or Call Requiring Our Plan N. A. Steinbruner and George thing more than a mere stirring istence. Each morning is devoted Walsenburg.— The regular 1711 California St. KEyatone 2357 McDevitt, and Miss Helen Dinan. slogan. alternately to the boys and girls. monthly meeting of the Taber­ Mrs. Anna Lechtenberg and her "rhe dramatic art department of Special afternoons are given over nacle society'was held on Wednes­ daughter, Mrs. O’Grady, will leave the college will present a nativity to “story telling” and children’s day afternoon of last week in St. Sunday for Quincy, 111., to spend play Sunday afternoon, December MIDLAND LIQUOR plays. Catechism classes are held Mary’s school. A fter the usual the holidays. They expect to be 17, in the auditorium of the col­ ST E B E N N E ’S SE R V IC E S T A T IO N each Friday and Saturday after­ business was transacted the follow­ away from Denver the greater lege. Work has been going on for noons by the Sisters of Loretto. ing new officers were elected: Pres­ FIVE.POINT LUBRICATION part of the winter. the past two weeks under the di­ and WINE GQ. Shock Absorber SeiVice— Tires and Accessories A delightful gift shop has been ar­ ident, Mrs. Tom Wilson; vice presi­ rection of Mrs. Gene W. Wachtel. E. 18TH AVE. AND MARION ST. PHONE YORK 9300 P ef?y Jane White celebrated ranged at the Benefit shop at 836 dent, Mrs. Mike Mimovich; secre­ Loretto’s friends are invited to at­ tary, Mrs. August Musso, treasur­ her eighth birthday with an after­ Lbrimer street, and a plea is made tend the play. where he will be pleased to take care to Catholic women to come to er, Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald. The noon party on December 8. Peggy Jane is in ’the third grade at The Christmas holidays begin the Benefit shop and purchase a out-going officers are to be con­ Friday noon, December 22, and Christmas gift. The profits from gratulated for their splendid work -Blessed Sacrament school. Twenty little girls enjoyed the .party. close Monday, January 8. Many of your requirements Triangle Cleaners & Dyers i the Gift shop will help to defray the past year. of the students who live in distant expenses at the center and clinic. St. Mary’s Crusaders, after a I The Rockne Juniors have com- states will go home over Christ­ T , **Denvefs Most Reliable” '< Only by means of the fullest co­ week’s rest from their strenuous ?Ieted a successful season of foot- mas. Mrs. Gene 'W. Wachtel of operation can such a work be car­ football season, have begun prac­ all under the supervision of Jack the dramatic art department will M«n*t SuitB^^cleaned and presaad...... 95c ried on. Acknowledgment is tice for basketball. Over 30 boys O ’Malley. Saturday of last week Men*a Topcoats cleaaed and prasaed...... 95c spend Christmas at her home in Special Attention Given to Mail ^Orders Women*a Dreaaea and Suits cleaned and preaeed...... 0.o...... — 95c and up made to St. Norbert’s circle for responded to the call of Coach Ma­ they went to Golden, where they Quincy, 111. Miss Margaret Kil­ 187? PAR K AVE. J. £. FLYN N. Owner and Manater M AIN 5179 the lovely gifts that Mrs. Greene lone. St. Mary’s should have an­ had a game fpr the day. leen, director of physical educa­ and Mrs. Holihes brought in. other fast quintet this year. Prac­ The Blessed Sacrament basket­ tion, will spend the holidays with tice began last Monday, and in The Denver deanery reflects and ball team was victorious in the friends in Minneapolis. 5% BEER IN HOSTESS PACKAGES this week's drill Coach Ma­ reminiscences with pride on the game with Annunciation team lone will try to line up his first ■Thursday of last week. The score I OR CASE— FREE DELIVERY IN CITY glories of the past in the splendid team. It is passible that two games work o f the Little Flower Social was 9 to 3. Catholic will be played before the, Christ­ The pastor was made happy last Donations Needed 28 E. 6th center and free clinic, St. Caje- mas holidays, one with Aguilar tan’s free clinic and its Mexican week by the g ift of an organ, Ave. Sirmbolism probably next Friday, and the which has been in use in St. John j 412 17th ST. PHONE TABOR 4466 j relief and referring agency. It other with St. Patrick’s of Raton (or Orphan Party a reminds its members, however, the Evangelist’s church until re­ on December 19. cently. 'The organ has been in­ I ■ ' j that the work depends upon their TA . 6468 Specialty The pupils' of high school and stalled and Father Gregory Smith Donations are still badly needed support. The Benefit shop at 835 grades are iworking hard for the is assured of the appreciation of for the Ivnights of Columbus or­ Larimer street, TA. 2916, is in missions. They are' eager to do the parish. phans’ Christmas party. All mem­ dire need of clothing and all dis­ 24 CHRISTMAS CARDS NAI^*PRINTED $1.00 their little mite fo r the missions Mrs. Helen O’Byrne entertained bers who have not contributed are “QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR LESS” carded articles. The revenue of by selling Holy Childhood Christ­ the members o f St. Anne’s circle urged to do so immediately. No the Benefit shop has fallen off be­ mas seals. at the Blue Parrot December 8, gn:eat sacrifice is asked, but a small JOHN CHILD’S SHOP cause donations have ijot been The C. D. o f A. held their regu­ Election o f officers was held, Mrs. gift is hoped fo r from each knight REQUIESCANT IN PACE ftlrthcoming. - Christmas and the. lar meeting Monday evening in Walter Hill being selected to act in order that no orphan in Denver N ^ Year are a critical time, and EDWARD GRANNELL, 2809 Csylord the KhiJ;hts of Columbus hall. as captain and Mrs. Hesselbine, will miss his or her share in the St. HuBband ot Phoenls Grsnnell. father it i^the hope o f the deanery that A fter the regular business session, treasurer. Mrs. Hill will have the Christmas cheer. The packin.. of of Frank M.. Edward, Raymond, William, once again Catholic women will Miss Margaret Murphy, lecturer, next meeting at her home, 1340 the 800 stockings will be held at Theodore Julia. Charles aid Margaret Grannell. Re­ rally to its support » quiem Mase was offered at Loyola chareh gave a very interesting talk on St. Bellaire, early in January. The the clubhouse ftie evening of De­ Saturday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. Mrs.* John F. Vail reports that Bernaderie, the, last canonized meeting will take the form of a cember 21. P. Horan & Son service. activities at Rude center are pro­ saint ini the calendar of the farewell party to Mrs. Virgil Cris- Joseph Newman is in charge of SALVATORE GRAhlATO, 8869 Fox St. gressing with a record attendance. Church. sey, the former captain, who is to arrangements for the entertain­ Hackethal Husband of Catherine Oranato, father of ‘Where Denver Shops With Confidence” Tony and John Granato, Mrs, Frank Plans are being made to give 500 In the second six weeks of leave for Grand Junction, where ments annually given at the or­ Canino. Requiem Mass was offered at ML children a Christmas party. school the following students re­ she will make her home. phanages in connection with the Carmel church 'Thursday at 9. Funeral ceived the highest marks: Seniors, Mrs. Steele entertained in her distribution of gifts. A program MORTUARY was held.from Mt. Carmel society hall at Support given the charitable en­ 2 p. m. Interment ML Olivet. W, P. terprises of the Denver deanery Ruby Batros, Michael Nigro, Eliza­ home Monday afternoon friends will he given Sunday afternoon, I Horan A Son service. beth Moi-an and Frances Kirkpat­ who were honoring Mrs. Elliott. December 24, at the Good Shep­ 1449-51 Kalamath St. will receive the reward promised MAMIE B. McNULTY. 1390 Stuart SL by Christ to those who help His rick; juniors, Caroline'Matkovich, Mrs. William Daly, who had herd home, and the other homes Sifter of Elizabeth G. McNulty. Requiem very poor and His sick. Roslne Amidei and Doris Deus; been visiting her daughter, Mrs. will be visited in the evening. Christmas Luggage Special Phone MAin 4006 Maos- was offered at St. Joseph'a church sophomores, Mary Wilkins, Valen­ Thursday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. Patrick S. Dolan, left for her home P. Horan Jk Son service. tine Atencio, Benjamin Martinez, in Nebraska recently. She will' ' Leather Hat Boxes or Wardrobe Cases MARY A. CORCORAN. 2224 Irving St. and Mary Repola; freshmen, visit her son in Omaha before Mother of Mrs. Minnie Roy. Requiem HOLYQHOST Xavier' Atencio, Margaret ■ Simons going on to O’Neill. High Hass was sung in St. Dominicks and Edward Fink. church Saturday at 9t Interment ML Mrs. T. J. Morrissey was wel­ Olivet., Ted Day service. PARISH PLANS comed into the Altar and Rosary MARTHA E. ARMSTRONG. 427 So. society at its meeting last week, H artford Lincoln. Mother of Mrs. J. P. McDermott. Contributions f o r Christmas Jacob Armstrong and Mrs. Lottie ByH OPEN FORUM JESUIT GIVES Carlon. Requiem Mass was offered in Sjt. -flowers ■will be received after the $18.50 to $21.50 Values M ortuary Francis de Sales* church at 9 Saturday. Masses this Sunday by the follow­ Interment Mt. OliveL Spillane service. (Holy Ghost Parish) ing committees: 7 o’clock Mass, Ope o f these fine pieces of lug­ MARY B. WALSH. 1066 Lafayette St. LECTURE FOR Mrs. T. J. Morrissey and Mrs. 620 £. Colfax A meeting of the ushers and gage will give her years of last­ W ife of the late M. G. Walsh, mother of George R. Steele; 8 o’clock Mass, Mrs. Stanley Dyches, Mrs. C. L. Colburh. members of the Holy Namq. society ing service. Made from the best Mesdames Kranz and Desilets; 9 PHONE KEYSTONE 2779 JoHephine and James A. Walsh. Requiem was held Wednesday evening of POETRY CLUB leather obtainable. Mgire lined Mass was offered at 9 Tuesday in the Ca« o’clock Mass, Mrs. C. C. Collins this week in the hall of the Holy with shoe and side pockets. Res. Phone SPruce 3296 tfaedral. Interment Mt. OliveL and Miss Martha Balkin; 10 o’clock Ghost church, for the purpose of Choose tomorrow and save con­ CHARLES MARKHAM. Requiem Mass Forty-five gathered at Holy Mass, Mrs. J. V. Walsh and Mrs. is being offered Friday at 10 in the Ca* completing arrangements for the siderably. Ghost hall on December B in the Meany; 11 o’clock Mass, Mes­ TED DAY thedral. Open Forum. interest of Catholic poets and dames Frank W a ^ e r and John of the The Denver— Fourth Floor poetry. Mr. Benjamin Masse, S. A COMMUNITY SERVICE ERNEST DpUGLAS; PIONEER The final lecture of a series of Wich. The committee in charge DAY MORTUARY SERVICE DENVER RESIDENT, PASSES !instructions for Catholics and non- J., of Regis college gave a brilliant of arranging the flowers for At the Hartford Mortuary Ernest Douglas, pioneer Denver resi­ Catholits will be given in the hall lecture on tRe ideals of the Cath­ Christmas is composed of the fol­ Hatfield Mortuary dent. died at Mercy hospital on December next Monday evening at 8 o’clock. olic poet and the relation that lowing ladiesifMmes. Dispense, C. 620 E. Colfax Ave. 6 after a brief illness. was buried on MR. A MRS. JAY M. HATFIELD December 9 following a Solemn Requiem The topic of the lecture -will be: should exist between hi^ own per­ C. Collins, Pete Walsh, J. T. Mur­ sonal life and his writings. Mr, Funeral Director Reflects, the lamps to give 2775 So. Broadway Mass at Blessed Sacramept church. Mr. “ Christ’s Chaice of a Mother.” phy, J. J. Reilly, M. J. Quinn. Douglas was born in ..Prince Edward This will be the last lecture until Masse said that the Catholic Mrs. George R. Steele is dress­ E N a 677 ^ SP. 2805 Island, Canada, and came to Denver in SYMPATHY after the Christmas holidays are poet is at an advantage and dis­ ing 25 dolls for the Catholic chil­ Light the Room or a Special Spot the early nineties. He established his True understanding and long ex- home in Park Hill, which he saw grow advantage; at an advantage be­ dren at Rude center. Several over. p'erience make sympathy the key­ from an outlying suburb to^a thriving cause of the rich symbolism and women of the parish are assisting residence section. He is survived by his The Gasparri club gave a bene­ imagery found in the Church to her. note of our services. Call on us wife, Mrs. Frances Douglas, and two fit dinner at St. Anthony’s Neigh­ in your time of trouble. * sons, D. B. Douglas of New York city which he alone has the key and at Mrs. L. U. Wagner and Mrs. L. borhood house on Wednesday, De­ ------4- and Joseph £. Douglas, S.J. a disadvantage because Fe is liable A. Wilson are convalescing nicely Miles & Dryer Reiidence Phone GAIIup 5709 The Very Rev. Joseph A. Herbers, S. cember 6. to lapse into over-sentmientality. after illnesses. J .,. president of Regis college, sang the Father Mulroy welcomed the (Please (ihone items to Mrs. Mortuary Phone KEystone 2779 iPrinting Co. Solemn Requiem Mass and delivered the At a meeting of the Holy Ghost * 15 »» sermon. Father J. A. McMahon, S.J., Altar and Rosary society held iq, new members and extended his John Holmes, YOrk 0610-R.) was deacon and Mr. Joseph Douglas, S. the church hall on Tuesday of this generous invitation for them to Over 20 Years of J., son of the deceased and at present meet each first and third Tues­ stationed at Marquette university in Mil­ week, the following officers were FORTY h o u r s ; DEVOTIONS Satisfactory Service waukee, was subdeacon. Father O*- re-elected for the ensuing year: day In the Holy Ghost hall. Miss Week of December 17: Fort Store Lots of people are replacing Shaughnessy and Messrs. Masse and Mc- President, Mrs. Harvey J. Smith; Nellie Lennon spoke o f how priv­ Collini, H o l^fam ily church; Ster­ their old lamps with these new Hattie, all of Regis, were present in the Household Goods Oldeit Printing Plant in Denver vice president, Mrs. T. F. Mc- ileged the society was in obtaining ling, St. Benedict’s hospital (may ty p e ! double duty reflectors. sanctuary. Father Herbers also con­ Mr. Masse, S.J., to conduct thq Specializing in Catholic Work ducted the services et the cemetery. In­ Menamin; recording secretary, hare 13 Hours’). and Merchandise Light over your shoulder or all terment was in Mt. OliveL W. P. Horan Mrs. W. P. Bo we; financial secre­ lectures. I DUFFY STORAGE AND over the room. Bronze finish A Son service. The next meeting will be held 1936-38 LA W R E N C E ST. tary, Mrs. William Walsh; treas­ ^ MOVING CO.______bases ■with pleated silk shades.. urer, Mrs. Nellie Konicke. Plans in the Holy Ghost hall on Tuesday In choice of colors. KEystone 6348, 6349 were completed fo r the Christmas evening, December 19, at 7:30 p. m. 'The Catholic Poetry society The Denver— Fifth Floor JUNIOR AID decoration of the altars, and it DR. A. M. DU BOIS, D.C.M. was decided that a collection for of Colorado has filed its papefis of flowers will be taken up at the incorporation, making it a duly Sulphur Baths, Adjustments, J. T. Upton Renovating Co. authorized society. HEADS NAMED church door on Sunday, December Massage for. Colds, Rheumatism, The officers of the society wish Carpet Cleaners \ 24. On Monday, December 18, to remind all those interested in ^ Chronic Ailments That Clean the Holy Ghost Altar and Rosary Miss Alene Kiely was elected poetry that membership is open to - NRA SPECIAL society will entertain the Denver ) Graduate Nurse Attendant Steel Bridge Tables for Gifts president o f , the Junior Good all those who wish to join for the Rugs, 9x12, Comprstsed Shepherd Aid society at a well- deanery in Holy Ghost hall at its Air Clsaiwd...... 60c mere appreciation of poetry as. 815 Broadway KE. 4865 attended meeting in the C. D. of regular monthly meeting. .The Others in Proportion Rev. William D. McCarthy gave a well as the creative Work and that vA Table YouTl Be Proud to Give—Reg. $3.95 W. A. UPTON, Manager A. home last Friday evening. no one is obliged to write poetry. CANARY FREE Other officers chosen are Miss talk on the Commandments at ihe 765 Tejon Street With Any Make Helen Quirk, secretary; Miss meeting Tuesday. UNFURNISHED TAbor 5223 Helen Dorsey, treasurer; Miss St. Vincenfs Parish Portable Typewriter HOUSE FOR RENT Meridyth Gorden, first vice presi­ P.’T. A. Has Meeting A fine singing canary will be given SEMINARY GIVENl absolutely free of charge with every^ Near the Cathedral Sciatica Neuritis dent. Miss Kiely promises an purchase o f a portable typewriter at eventful year and hopes to have FALDSTOOL COVEkS (S l Vincent de Paul’* Perish) this store. Offer good until January Tonsilitis, sinus infection, asthma, the co-operation of all the mem-j, Is X984. See the canaries in our win­ Six-room houie, strictly mod­ St. Vincent’s P.-T. A. Study club dows. Tell your friends. ern, fine condition, excellent Channel bracing, rounded cor­ paralysis (certain types), nervous­ hers. A perpetual membership in Two pretty faldstool covers in and council held its regular meet­ ners, non-sagging Dupont wash­ the society was awarded to Miss All Makes Typewriter furnace, rent reasonable, walk­ ness, eye troubles relieved. purple and gild were added to the ing December 5 with a large at­ ing distance. able fabricoid top, one-piece Adele Griebling for her work in collection of St. Thomas’ semi­ tendance. The subject, “ Child Hy­ Service welded rim, tapered tubular the bazaar. The Aid is especially 607 E, 16TH A V E N U E DR. P. W: FORSTER, D.C. nary.. They -were made by Mrs. giene,” was presented by Mrs. 'W. 435 Fourteenth St. legs, positive leg lock. Finished indebted to her for her untiring K EY A T 6 0 K 218 Steel Bldg. Phone MA. 5596 James Lynch, Mrs. Richard Car- Schrodt and was followed by a M AIN 3498 in green, red or walnut ■with efforts in connection with the hope dez. Miss Tessie Courtney and discussion of several interesting black top. chest. Miss Jeannette Dunn of the Sacred current events. Pupils of the third The next meeting will be held Heart circle of the Junior Taber­ and fourth grades gave a short The Denver— ^Third Floor at the Good Shepherd convent, nacle society. program directed by Mrs. George LOANS M 1LLE R 'S~ NO 'probably in February. A fter the Monahan. Plans were made'^for a NEGOTIATED FOR business session Friday, bridge dyth Gorden, for her splendid Christmas party to be given De­ Salaried Hen and Women- in Amounts MEAT COMPANIES COST was played and refreshments were of 85 and 'Op 530 Ess.t Colfax work in organizing the Junior Aid. cember 21 for the school children. NO SECURITY— NO ENDORSERS For Man to Call and Give SstL served. Miss Helen Quirk was There are now eighty young ladies Topics for the next meeting will Loop Market BMtes on Paeking and Shipping PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS given a prize. The Sisters of the members, all enthusiastic in the be “ Parliamentary Law” and JOE E. HILL MILLER'S GROCETERIAS ^ystona 6228 BROKER Loop Market. 1010 So. Gaylord Wanhms—, 1821 lOtli $U Good Shepherd are grrateful to various activities of their respec­ “ Health Through the School Suits 720.«1 Symes Bids. 820 16th St. the retiring president, Miss Meri- tive circles. Days.” THEY ARE RELIABLE