CRIMINAL BIGOTRY SHOWN by PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIAL 7 ^ Hi LETTER THAT HE NOT EMPLOY ANV CATHOUC AS
CRIMINAL BIGOTRY SHOWN BY PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIAL 7 ^ Hi LETTER THAT HE NOT EMPLOY ANV CATHOUC AS
Old Church Sold; New Rectory Is Now Under Register Calls on State Government to Act to Construction Preserve Constitution
The new church of St. Augustine's new rectory will be finished this parish, Brighton, will be blessed this week. MnNtt ScvtvM, fttcavTunr R«v Mec««nmi. twaium* Sunday at 10 o’clock, with Pontifical The Rev. E. J. Verschraeghen, pas tor, declares that the church and High Mass immediately following. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. SARGENT CONSOUDATED SCHOOLS rectory will be completed with a debt X H O O l MSTSia NO > The R t Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D., of only $9,000. The Rev. B. J. We Hare Also Our Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the fcoCwl, C.iiM, Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service Bishop of Denver, will be celebrant, Froegel, vicar forane of the Greeley HONTS VISTA, COU3MOO assisted by the following; Assistant deanery, pastor for years at Brigh priest, the Very Rev. A. A. Breen, ton, gathered a substantial building VOL. XXV, No. 45. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1930. $2.00 PER YEAR. S.J., president o f Regis college; dea fund while he was serving St. Augus June 18, 19M con. the Rev. C. M. Johnson of the tine’s parish. Cathedral; subdeacon, the Rev. A. Brighton has been one of the his Sommaruga, pastor of St. Patrick's, toric Catholic centers of northeast Denver; master of ceremonies, John ern Colorado and a number of par Kill Cxtherln* Hcllultjr, Wogan, a student o f St. Thomas’ ishes have been carved from its vari Carbondslc, Celoralo. seminary who will be ordained a ous missions. Roggen and Keenes priest of the Denver diocese in 1931. burg will be the next Brighton mis t» u Kit* Volultyi » The Bishop will preach. sions to be launched as a separate The new church is a beautiful parish. Just when the division will I r*erat to Inform you th»t my boora will not «lle» structure costing ?4 1,000, including be made has not yet been announced, DO to ooniiaor mppllematt of your rollgiouo bolKf. the cost of a new pipe organ. The but Father Verschraeghen, with the edifice will seat 380 in the main Bishop’s permission, is making ar- rangemente towards this end. The auditorium,^ with seats for 80 more Very truly youre, in the choir gallery. The building Brighton parish has grown so much is 44 by 92 feet and is of reddish that Father Mankowski, S.J., of Regis brick, with Roman style architecture. college has been going to the city The heating plant is of the hot air every Sunday to assist Father Ver type, with fan. A feature is a large schraeghen. Brighton is a thriving assembly hall in the basement, 72 by manufacturing center in the midst of The outrageous flouting of the Colorado constitution, which 44 feet. This hall will be used next a high class farming district declares that no religious test shall be applied to public office Tuesday evening for a parish supper, Following the Pontifical Mass or employment in this commonwealth, continues year after which is to be served from 5:30 to Sunday, a dinner will be served to the 8:00 o’clock. M. McEahern of Den visiting clergy. In addition to the year in the public schools. Never has a more flagrant case ver has been in charge of the con officers of the Mass, it is hoped to of it been given than is proved by the letter we reproduce struction. have several other priests present above. A few weeks ago, when a public school official did The old church and rectory have The new pipe organ at Brighton is this same thing in New York state, he was relieved of his been sold to the Allen undertaking similar to those just installed in the position by the state government. We challenge the state firm of Brighton. The church will Osner memorial chapel at the Good be turned over to this concern July 1 Shepherd home and at S t Patrick’s government of Colorado to act now. State officials are sworn and the rectory just as soon as a church, Denver. The organs were to uphold the constitution. The constitution is plain. Will they new rectory is completed beside the built to specifications drawn up by act or will Colorado continue to be held up before the nation new church. The basflftient for the Monsig^nor Joseph Bosetti. as a place where the remnants of Kluxism are permitted to flourish? Dr. James Brown Scott, president Every single teachers’ agency in this state applies thfe Vicar General Raber Comes by of the American Society of Interna religious test td applicants and they do t)iis because school tional Law and professor of interna board after school board demands to kifow the religion of tional law in the Georgetown Uni Aeroplane to Retreat of Clergy versity School of Foreign Service, prospective teachers. Even when Catholic girls are graduates who is reported to have been picked of the Colorado State Teachers college in Greeley, they find The R t Rev. Godfrey Raber, Vicar flew to Denver by aeroplane Monday to_ succeed Chief Justice Charles it difficult to get a public school job. There are some Catholics General of the Denver diocese, has By train or automobile, the trip re Evans Hughes as the American judge employed in public school positions, but they are few and far been attending retreats of the Colo quires two and a half hours. It re on the Permanent Court of Interna between and their number is becoming scarcer year after rado clergy and never missing a year quired just thirty minutes for the tional Justice.— (International News since the genuine pioneer days of this plane to come. While the passengers reel.) year. There has been no disposition, however, not to take our state. But he never came to one in in the plane were looking for Palmer The Patriarch of Antioch, Syriac Rite, Mys a visit to the Holy Places taxes. more illustrious fashion than he did Lake, they found themselves on the for the first time. His Beatitude, Msgr. Dionili Gabriel Tappouni, the When,' a few years ago, efforts were made' to get a law this* year. With Father Edward outskirts of Denver. The plane was Patriarch, holding the crozier, and Archbishop Velerio Valeri (right, center), Apostolic■ - Delegate- ■ for - -Palestine, - . photographed - ...... with other dignitaries, fol on the books that would set a fine or imprisonment for use of Woeber, one of his assistants at St a specially chartered one. 'the religious test, Catholics were accused of stirring up the Mary’s church, Colorado Springs, and Monsignor Raber is now aged 73, lowing the dedication of the parish church for Syrian Catholics in Bethle LISTENING IN Father Joseph Higgins, pastor of but keeps up parish work with all the hem.— (J. Toumayan, Jerusalem.) religious strife that “ everybody else was trying to calm down.” St. Patrick’s church in Pueblo, he amazing vigor of a sroung man. Cbnatant report! reach us about The logic w as' preposterous. The fact that the legislature active agitation in some of the public refused to consider the law was merely a continuation of the high schools, especially in the subur Klan spirit. Local Jesuit Will Attend ban places and small towns, against Catholic colleges. Teachers go out The time has arrived when nonsense such as has just Father Terence H. Devlin Speaks at of their way to advise Catholic stu occurred in Monte Vista must stop. A man who would dare National Sodality Convention dents that if they are going to seek to send a letter such as this school official did is not fit to higher education they ought to attend educate animals. The Register challenges the school board The Rev. W. S.‘ Ferris, S. J., of a religious body which aims to make non-CathoIic schools. For the most Sacred Heart-Loyola parish, is ex Catholics“ ■ )li •better Catholics...... through part, tho state-supported schools are to repudiate his action. If it does not, it will stand convicted Father Newells First Solenin Mass pected to attend the national sodality the sanctification of themselves, upheld, but often any school will do of deliberate flouting of the state constitution and should be convention in Chicago next week, sanctification of their neighbors, and just so long as it is not a Catholic (Continued on Page 4) July 4, 5 and 6. through the defense of the Church. one. Jesuit Pastor Gives Glorious Picture of Priest’s The purpose of the convention is Practical consideration of spiritual to show how’ sodalities, as spiritual exercises will be taken up in the W e know of specific instances Care for the People organizations, devoted to the Blessed talks. Methods of conducting meet where children were led to believe Rev. Louis B. Kucera Named as Sacrament and loyal to the parish, ings, of the importance of variety in that the Catholic colleges were jnfer- St. Phifomena’s church was filled him most frequently when their may through infitation of Mary, the meetings, of bringing sodalists to at '■or. —' Teachers in high schools with to capacity on the occasion o’f the hearts are filled.with sorrow— their Mother of God,\be- d,\l the finest, livest, tendance at meetings, will be dis in easy distance of Loretto Heights, New Bishop of Lincoln Diocese celebration of the Rev. Michael Hu joys they will rarely share with him and most moddrn organization for cussed in open meeting. The promo for instance, have left the impression women in the world. Discussions will tion of Catholic literature will be an that there was no comparison be bert Newell’s first Solemn Mass — so that he will come to look upon Announcement was made Tuesday Archbishop Beckman was consecrated Sunday, June 22. Father Newell was this life as one of sorrow. He will be carried on by the sodalists them important subject on the program, tween the courses obtainable at the selves, who are coming from all parts and the advancement o f apologetic University of Colorado or Colorado of the appointment of the Rev. Louis Bishop of Lincoln May 1, 1924. Ho born in Denver and completed all learn to forget himself and, sharing was promoted to the Dubuque arch his studies here. The rejoicing of the sorrows of his people, will make of the country to learn sodality gproups through the parish will be college and Loretto Heights. B. Kucera, pastor of Holy Trinity methods. It is expected that more diocese this year. all his friends as he reached the goal their burdens lighter to bear. So considered. church, Protivin, Iowa, as Bishop of than one thousand women will be These teachers were not aware that Bishop-elect Kucera was ordained o f the priesthood was aptly expressed shall he walk in the footsteps of the Among the delegates who are ex present. the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebr., to suc fifteen years ago. He was born at Man of Sorrows, another Christ, as he Loretto Heights has the highest rec in the sermon delivered by the Rev. The convention will stress, through pected to attend ft'om the Diocese of ceed the Most Rev. Francis J. L. tiyheatland, Minn., August 24, 1888, has been called to be. ognition obtainable through the Terence Devlin, S.J., pastor of Sacred these discussions, that the sodality is Denver is Miss Laura DeNave. Beckman, S.T.D., who was promoted the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ku Heart-Loyola parish. Father Devlin educational associations and that it “ He will go from his people to secured it in record time. They do to the Archdiocese of Dubuque this cera, who have another son, the Rev. went on to describe the joys and their God, to offer Him their pray not know (or at least pretend not to) year. Thus the Dubuque archdiocese, Stephen Kucera, who is the pastor at sorrows that would come to the young ers. He, a man like themselves, that some of the state schools hare having taken the former Bishop of Prairieburg, Iowa, also in tne the Arch priest in his ministry and told how beset with the trials of life, is to been willingly interchanging credits Lincoln for its Archbishop, in turn diocese of Dubuque. He made his he would carry on God’s work caring stand at God’s altar and remember j only within the last few years and furnishes the priest who will serve preparatory studies at St. John's col for and comforting his people and his people, to plead their cause with WE SEE OURSELVES I& OTHERS that before some of the state as the Bishop of Lincoln. lege, Collegeville, Minn., and at St. teaching them the most important God and to ask Him in His mercy schools' credits were acceptable in The Diocese of Lincoln was estab Thomas’ college, St. Paul, and re thing in life— how to save their souls. to forget their shortcomings and their other state schools, those of Loretto lished in 1887j^ and^ had as its first ceived his philosophical and theolog "This is a day of rejoicing for our infidelities. H e 'is to ask Him to Heights were taken by all without Bishopishot the Rt. Rev. Thomas Bonacum, ical courses at St. Paul’s seminary, friend,” said Father Devlin, “ that he look upon His own Son as He hung question. In fact from the very be D.D., who was consecrated November St, Paul, where he was ordained by has at last reached the goal he has upon the Cross and paid the penalty ginning of its history Loretto Heights 30 of that year and reigrned as Or Archbishop Ireland June 8, 1915. His hoped for— God’s priesthood. It is of their sins, to remember His dying college has had state recognition and dinary until his death on February first assij^ment was as assistant at a day of rejoicing fot his mother, words— ‘Father, forgive them, for . The Square and Compass, Masonic that Romanists are good husbands within only a few years it had the 4, 1911. Bishop Bonacum was suc St. Patrick’s church, Tama, Iowa, brothers and sisters, who have hoped they know not what they do.’ monthly magazine of Denver, is not and wives, good children and good North Central recognition, the high ceeded by the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, where he remained until the fall of particularly friendly to the Catholic and prayed with him that he could “ He will return from God to his parents. It is due to this reverence est obtainable. They are also not now Bishop of the Diocese of Denver. 1916, at which time he went to Co Church and often criticizes it, but in that every Romanist is taught to Bishop Tihen was consecrated July 6, represent them at God’s altar. It is people, bringing pardon and hope. aware that a number of the large lumbia college in Dubuque as profes the June issue there is a remarkable a day of rejoicing for all of us, his There, in the holy tribunal of pen pray, and to pray with faith. Can we Eastern Catholic colleges and univer 1911, and received the appointment sor of Latin and dean of discipline. tribute to the devotion of Catholics friends, as we see him offering the ance, when they come to him with of the Reformed religion boast as sities are not nearly so ready to ac of his transfer in 1917, Following He was appointed pastor of Holy Sacred Sacrifice of Calvary and we to their religion. In the course of much? A Romanist is taught the cept the credits of certain western Bishop Tihen, the Rt. Rev. Charles J. Trinity church, Protivin, in July, rin-laden and sorrow-lcden hearts, an article that rather severely be 1925. know that in his prayers and Mass he will say those words of pardon value of Confession. Do we Protest state universities and colleges as our O’Reilly, D.D., then Bishop of Baker rates Rome, the writer nevertheless ants “ confess our sins to Almighty City, Oregon, was transferred to the The date of the new Bishop’s con rbday we shall have a special remem and encouragement to them that will Colorado universities and colleges says: God” as frequently as the Romanist Lincoln diocese. He died February secration will be set after the arrival brance^ . . . give them new hope, strength and are. ■1 The Romanist has “ reverence” in does his to the priest? Do we realize 4, 1923, the same day of the month of the official documents of the ap “ Somehow today seems to be the courage to go on their way in the If anything,, the state system of culcated into him from the cradle to that the value of Confession lies in as the first Bishop of the diocese. pointment from the Vatican City. greatest day of his life, for he begins grace of God and the strength of education in Colorado needs to study the grave, while the Protestant sneers the ever-watchful future care to a new life— that of a priest o f God. God, that, come what may, they will the Catholic system. The standards at at “ reverence” as a superstition. It avoid sin, that we may haVe the less Regis college are certainly far su The world will mean to him only a never allow themselves to be sep is more largely due to this reverence. to confess, that the original efficacy vast field in which to labor, where it perior to those in most of the state arated from God again by sin. in absolution was the careful direc will be his work to change sin into “ In all his dealing with his people schools. It is a well known fact that Bishop Finnigan’s Visit Recalls tion for future conduct— emphasized virtue and sorrow into joy. And per he will have a heart on fire with char white some (not all) of the state Dinhaupt Sings in by penance— prevent or Keep us haps it will be a surprise to him to ity. Their life will be his life, their schools drop students that do not from falling again into a like error? know that his people will come to (Continued on Page 7)' Cathedral Choir keep their noses to the grindstone, Catholic History of Montana “ To relieve the distressed is a duty there are hundreds of these students incumbent upon all men,” yet I defy that are merely exposed to an edu Frank Dinhaupt, who is obtaining The annual retreat of the diocesan has been the development of Mt. S t even the Sons of Light— to compare cation and get very little. So far as clergy, being held this week at Regis Charles college, which is taught by fame in Italy as an opera singer their ,deeds of mercy and charity- (Continued on Page 4) under the name of Francisco Valen college and closing on Friday morn secular clergymen. Father James H. either as individuals or as an institu- ing, Feast of the Sacred Heart, is O’Neill, chaplain of Fitzsimons hos tino, donned the r,assock and surplice tion— with the R< Roman Church and its M A i l TEST OF R E I I S as a Cathedral choir member last Father Breen Gives attended by about 100 secular clergy- pital, Denver, is a former member of communicants. They are taught the men. Members o f the religious the faculty of M t St. Charles. Sunday, singing at the Solemn Pon efficacy of giving early in life, and No other publication in Colorado has ever been put to the acid test to tifical Corpus Christi Mass and pro Retreat t^ Priests orders make their retreats separately. Like most of the Western states, its attendant virtue of self-denial. Bishop George J. Finnigan of Helena, Montana has an interesting Catholic which The Register put itself in its Sticker Contest, when nearly 60,000 cession. His magnificent baritone Do you suppose the Church of Rome stickers were turned over to merchants within about four weeks, proving to was heard again in the type of sing The Very Rev. A, A. Breen, S.J., Montana, is preaching the retreat. history. It is thought that the first in Denver would have to ask its mem president of Regis college, a few He is a very capable orator and has priest to visit it was Father C. G. advertisers that it pays handsomely to use this paper as an ad medium. The ing that first brought him into the bers more than once for a contribu plan was something new and it is certain that at least twice as many stickers jiHiHc eye. He was “ discovered” days ago conducted the retreat for bad unusual experience, for in ad Coquart, &.J., who is believed to have tion to the support of the Denver the priests of the Diocese of Winona, dition to his several years as a Bishop accompanied the Verendyre expedi were handed to the merchants as were handed back to us by Uiem. Many years ago by Monsignor Bosetti, Orphans’ home?? VmiYou It,know too well / o f the storekeepers admitted amazement at the results. They know that whose interest in him caused Mrs. Minn. He retuvned to Denver in he had valuable experience as an edu tion in 1742, which it will be noticed that “ the stock would be over-sub- time to be at R w s while the Colo cator and as provincial of the Holy did its exploring about a third of a they got several times as much business through The Register as was shown Harry Mulvihill to send the young 8cribed”;^^.the first day. It is the duty, by the stickers. artist to Italy for study. rado diocesan cle«pr were on retreat Cross Fathers, with headquarters at century before the American Revo pretty generally lived up. to, of every this week. Notre Dame university. lution. Father Peter J. De Smet, In this scientific age, mere ballyhoo does not count. People want actual The Bishop was assisted at the member of the Church of Rome to proof. To have a newspaper arrange a “ laboratory test” of its advertising Mass Sunday by Father Bernard Bishop Finnigan was ordained June S.J., the great missionary, visited attend the service of his Church. Montana as early as 1840 in response power is something new under the sun, but The Register has proved that Weakland as assistant priest. Fathers Now, a ijimilar construction of one’s Swindler Gets $150 13, 1915, and was consecrated Au it could be done. When we ask a merchant to advertise with us, we can Smith and McDonnell as deacons of gust 1, 1927. The diocese he heads to an invitation of the Flathead In duty to his Protestant Church is more From Hospital Nuns has a Catholic population of 41,204. dians to Christianize that tribe. He prove to him absolutely that we get results. It is not a question of leaping honor. Father Albert Chevalier, honored in the breach than in the It comprises the western part of Mon and other Jesuits did prodigious work in the dark when you advertise in The Register, O.M.I., of South Natick, Mass., as observance. The Register is the BEST advertising medium in Colorado. Its milline deacon, and Father Henegban as sub Word was received in Denver this tana and has an area of 61,922 square among both the Indians and the rate, based on LOCAL circulation, is the lowest in the state. If you want deacon. John Wogan, a seminarian, I might tell you of many other week that a swindler who posed as a miles. The diocese was erected in Whites and laid the foundations for circulation all over the map, we can give it to you in our National Edition, was master o f ceremonies. Father things of common faith by both priest and who was given a peniten 1884 and is a suffragan see to the the two dioceses now in . Montana. But if you want to reach the Home Folks and to pay only a rate com Hugh L. McMenamin was in the sanc Romanist and Protestant, and wO tiary sentence in Colorado Springs Portland, Oregon, archdiocese. For In early days, the western part of mensurate with reaching the home market, we can give you this. We do tuary. should blush to own that the Protes few days ago obtained considerableiderablia mer Bishops were the Rt. Rev. John the diocese was included in the not charge local merchants for furnishing the people all over the West with Father Chevalier, who has a sister tant suffers by the coi^arison in the money in the Middle West before he B. Brondel, 1884-1903, and the R t Vicariate of Idaho and the eastern a Denver paper. living in the Cathedral parish, is here living of that faith. To go back to arrived in Colorado. He defrauded Rev. John P, Carroll, 1904-1925- part in that of Nebraska. Bishop Remember that The Register reaches EVERY Catholic home in Denver visiting her. He is a native of Ne my illustration of a shrewd and suc- a Catholic hospital in Western Kan There are 99 priests in the diocese. James O’Connor visited the state and suburbs. Remember also that we are one-fifth of this great city. braska, (Continued on Page 4) sas of more than $160, An outstauding work in this diocese (Continued on Page 4)
ORIGINAL IN P06r CONDITION Thursday, June 2^, 1930
rwvwwwwwwwvwwi Deanery Workers Never Daunted; MOLLOY-JACKSON WEDDING HELD Peter Give Rare Example of Courage (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) 2406 The Rev. F. Gregory Smith, pastor of S t Mary's church, Littleton, per East (Denver Deanery, N.C.C.W.) {angle shop w o ^ ^ in the four and formed the marriage ceremony and “The Playland of Denver” ^ Colfax Summer and vacation time brings a half years Catholic Benefit celebrated the Nuptial Mass in St. shop in Denver hae been in existence. DANCE AT "EL PATIO” no let-up in the activities of deanery Francis' de Sales' church Saturday, Come in and tell about your paint Sickness, deaths and^Hlmnges of resi to the splendid harmonies of workers, who stick to their posts re June 21, when MarMcrite F. Jack- plana. W e are expert palnlera, and dence have iqadef sompchanges in the gardless of weather conditions. They son became the bride of Daniel B. GEORGE will five you a beautiful, lasting Job. shops personnBV^ b4i for, j^ e most Estimstes freely given on all give a rare example of ,faithfulncs.s Molloy. The bride is the daughter of part it remains the sameWs in the kinds of docorating that may well disprove the idea that Mrs. Frances E. Jackson, 1006 So. MORRISON^S These prices are good in all Piggly Wiggly and bepnning. “Send us your cast-off volunteer work is indispensable. In Ogden St. She was given m marriage articles,” they beg, “ and in spite of BANCROFT MacMarr Stores in Denver, Englewood and Littleton stead of being discouraged by the all discouraging influences we will by Herman A. Laux, a close friend of havoc worked in deanery finances by the family. The bride looked very “RIGADOONERS” Decorating Co. for Friday and Saturday, June 27 and 28: carry on.” the terrible conditions Iw t winter, At this time all deanery women dainty in an exquisite gown o f pale Nightly— 8 to 12 they are bravely bending w the task are keenly enthusiastic over the com blue georgette, with small hat and Saturday nights— 8 to 12:30 of repairing the depleted exchequer. slippers to match. Helen Long was ing national convention to be held in Bargain Matinee Every Sunday 3 to 6 Refusing to be daunted by the fact bridesmaid and wore a becoming HUNTS SUPREME SLICED Denver the week beginning Septem 10c a Parson. EYES EXAMINED that in spite of their notable accom gown of peach colored georgette. No. 2 Vs large can for...... 28c ber 28. Unfortunately the splendid I plishment in welfare work, no funds, The bridegroom was attended by Swim in the 2 cans for...... 55c pageant that had been planned and Glnasea PMEAPPIE either private or community, have that was to be a memorable feature Joseph G. Brown. Gounod’s “ Ave That been vouchsafed to their particular will have to be eliminated from the Marfa” was one o f the numbers sung NATATORIUM branch of endeavor and working un by Mrs. R. W. Hynes,, with violin Ijargest indoor pool with "Class A " program for lack of money. The^ > rating in the W est der conditions that call for the highest convention expenses will absorb the obbligato by Miss Marjorie Heid. Reasonable HUNTS STAPLE MAMMOTH courage and a special devotion to the Breakfast was served at the Oxford available funds. However, it is hoped Dine at the Pricea cause of
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION HONASO DRIVE Program Outlined for N.C.C.W. CLOSES JUNE 30 YOU KNOW from experience that it is Jl‘T‘Leuij$^$on Convention; Committees Selected The workers for the Honaso mem r % harder to save money than to make it. T o bership drive are swinpdng into high COLORADO S HOME STORE speed, and it looks as if the total by Sixteenth Street at Stout That the Catholic women of Den made at Loretto Heighta college, the end of the week will reach the YOU KNOW that the man with the moderate income seldom has ver are awake to the importance of where the Alumnae association will goal which has been set. On Mon an opportunity to make profitable investments without K^cat risk. the convention of the National Coun entertain at a tea. Benediction of day a total of 162 registered boys cil of Catholic Women and the re the Blessed Sacrament in the college and 163 sponsors had been reached. Another Outstanding Frock YOU KNOW that the man with plenty of money in nearly every sponsibilities of the Diocesan council charnel will mark the vesper hour. Members of the clergy are giving J case has chances to use it to better advantage than one with a small as hostess to this vast assemblage, That Sunday eveyiR a sacred splendid support. One parish had all From Georgianor- -* amount was demonstrated at a meeting last concert will be given m the Denver its eligible boys pledged the first day Monday afternoon. In response to auditorium. Monday and Tuesday of the drive. The “ dads” have been A YOU KNOW that the investing and handling of money is a the call of the diocesan president, evenings, September 29-30, in the sold on the idea and are swelling the business just the same as selling groceries or dry goods. Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, about 150 women same place programs will be given sponsor ranks considerably with their representing local affiliated orrani- which will include speakers of na applications. It is hoped that mothers ' YOU KNOW that while you arc busily engaged in making money zations gathered at the Catholic tional reputation. will do their share by sending in the “Tillie Toiler” you do not have the chance to look after the profitable handling of Daughters clubhouse and formulated The national convention will close name of at least one new member your surplus funds the same as you could if all of your time and plans for the reception and enter with a banquet on Wednesday eve and one new sponsor before the attention was given to the care of your investments. tainment of the guests and the con ning, October 1. The annual conven drive closes Monday, June 80. duct pf the convention program as tion of the Diocesan council will be Friends of the Honaso club and YOU KNOW you can save small monthly amounts and get a outlined by the national officers. confined to a one-day session and will others interested in better boyhood $ high rate of interest on them compounded semi-annually with abso An important part of the meet be held on Thursday, October 2. are urged to mail the names of pro lute safety in our Certificates. ing was the appointment of the con Organizations are instructed to spective members in early to the 2 vention committees, the chairmen of send one delegate and one alternate Order of Honaso, 1030 Fifteenth St., The Republic Building and Loan Association oiTers to yo^u the which are as follows: to the national convention and two Denver. Each boy member of Honaso Attractive 2 piece “tuck-in” frock fashioned delegates and two alternates to the advantages of a plan for the accumulation of money, which extends Hotels, Mrs. Mallory Catlett; cour is expected to send in at least one of dotted print with collar and frill of sheer ABSOLUTE safety and liberal profit tesy, Mrs. C. P, Byrne; floral decor diocesan convention. Delegates to new sponsor and one new member. ations at Cathedral, Mrs. C. J. Dunn; the diocesan convention are expected Boys over 8 years of age are organdy. Skirt made with pleats on a fitted Call, write or phone for detailed information . motor corps. Miss Anna Fallon; ban to attend the business sessions of the eligible for membership. Programs yoke. In all the fashionable summer colors quet, Miss Margaret Leary; legisla national convention. The goal of 100 are attractive and the activities tend — orchid, blue, green, red, or black— with tive luncheon, Mrs. J. J. Donley; affiliations before the opening of the to develop the best there is in a white dots. tea at Loretto college, Miss Margaret convention has not as yet been boy. Fallon; registration, Mrs. W. C. Wel reached. Organizations throughout The baseball le a ^ e is drawing to REPUBLIC don; attendance, Mrs. S. O’Day; the state which have not so far met a close and the directors are plan music, Mrs. D. G. Monaghan and this obligation are asked to attend ning a big time at the final game to You’ll want several of these Mrs. Ralph Kelly; information at to it as soon as possible and in this Building and Loan Association be held at Fort Collins. As soon as charming tub frock^—so cool for railroad station, Mrs. R. J. Konicke; manner respond to the call o f. con arrangements can be completed noti home and garden wear, so appro KEystone 2357 ushers and pages, Miss Margaret certed endeavor on the part ofiCath- fications of the time and date will be Sullivan; publicity, Mrs. J, C. Hagus olic womanhood. Dues o f $1^, to sent to members. It will be the first priate for tennis and active sport 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst Sec'y-Treas. and Mrs. Frances C. Moore. Rail gether with the name of the ■ presi sponsor-cadet partnership affair. wear—so smart and convenient road certificates will be taken care dent, should be sent to Mrs. W. C. of by the Catholic Daughters of Weldon, 2211 Birch street, chairman for those vacation days in the America. The date of the conven of memberships, not later than July HOLY HOUR TO BE mountains. tion is September 28 through Octo 15 in order to be entitled to repre ber 1. All business sessions will be sentation at the convention. Organ HELD ON FRIDAY held at the Brown Palace hotel. A izations recently joining are Sacred 1 t After the First very important and interesting pre Heart Altar and Rosary society of (Holy Family Parish) convention meeting will claim atten Alamosa, St. Anthony’s of Hugo and Masses on Friday, the Feast of tion on Saturday,- September 27. the Holy Rosary of Globeville. the Sacred Heart, are at 6 and This will consist of open discussion At the meeting Monday Miss Mary 7:30. Holy Hour at 7:45 p. ra. will Coughlin, chairman of the finance of organization problems; That eve be conducted by Rev. B. F. Bowling, Home Frock Twenty-five Thousand Miles ning the patrons of the convention committee, made a plea for p a len C.S.P Shop will sponsor a reception at the esses as a means of aiding in finan This Saturday at 7 :30 a High Mass THE VALUE of sound design, good materials and careful crafts Brown Palace. Assisting in receiving cing the convention. Patronesses of Requiem w!l be sung for Mrs. Second Floor will be the members of the diocesan fees should be sent to Mrs. Fred Catherine Alvey— a month’s mind. manship is especially apparent in the new Ford after the first twenty- board and diocesan life members of Davis, treasurer of the convention 'Those who have not made returns five thousand miles. Long, continuous service emphasizes its mechan- the council. The delegates will at funds, for the Elitch social tickets are re tend Pontifleal Mass at the Cathedral A pleasing feature of convention ' ical reliability and economy of operation and np-keep. quested to do so as soon as possible. on Sunday, September 28, at 10:30. week will be entertainments arranged Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger and Special music will be furnished by by local branches of national groups family expect soon to be out of As you drive the Ford through many months and years you will the Cathedral choir, under the dired*- in honor of their visiting sisters. One quarantine. Miss Stella Sharp and ^ion of Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Bo- of them is a luncheon by SL Rita’s WWWVJWVMWJVMWVJWMVJVJWMWJWJWJWWJ develop an increasing pride in its appearance and a growing respect Mrs. Colson are reported ill. Peter settl. That afternoon the visitors court, Catholic Daughters o f Amer King is slowly recovering. for the substantial worth that has been built into it. From every will be taken for a trip over Mt. ica, to which all visiting Catholic Mrs. A. Lantzy wishes to thank all Lookoui. Returning, a stop will be Daughters will be invited. standpoint— in everything that goes to make a good automobile— those who helped make the recent card party a success. you will know that you have made a far-seeing, satisfactory purchase. 200 GUESTS AT Save w ith tee Wherever you go, you hear enthusiastic praise of the car and this PARISH TO HOLD DENVER COUPLE ARE MARRIED IN NEBRASKA significant, oft-repeated phrase— “ I'm glad I bought a Ford.” ICNIC SUNDAY BRIDGE PARTY By Using a Good Modern Cork Insulated
(St. Louis* Parish, Englewood) Miss Marie Harrison, daughter of Drop in any day or any evening at the O’Meara-Young Motor Co. or (St. Catherine’s Parish) Mrs. George Harrison, 1745 Pennsyl I REFRIGERATOR Fully two hundred guests enjoyed phone MAin 3112 for a demonstration. The parish picnic will be held Sun vania street, and Edward Bohan, son day, June 29, at Navajo lodge, one the bridge tea held recently at the of Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Bohan, Recommended by Your Local Ice Dealer mile above the Indian Hills office. home of John T. Barnett. Following 782 Emerson, were married Saturday There will be a variety of games and the social those attending had an op in Sutherland, Nebr., by the Rev. Al We caiTy the size and price to fill your demands. Easy riding horses. Refreshments will be portunity o'f enjoying the very pretty phonse Gasser, pastor of Sacred served. The following committees are flowers and the gardens surrounding Heart church. The couple have been terms. Pay as you use. Used boxes taken in as a first in charge: A. E. Schillinger, chair the home. A buffet luncheon pro friends for several years and, though man; reception committee, Messrs. vided by Mr. Barnett was served on Miss Harrison kept her plans a secret, payment. 10 months to pay balance. .Joseph Schmittling, Harry Grout the lawn. The party was sponsored it is believed that when she left Den and Frank Gartland; refreshment by the members of the Altar society. ver two weeks ago to visit her sister, s Sale* Department 14th and Broadway committee, Messrs. L. Merkl, James There will be a special parish Mrs. Kenneth McGlaughlin, in Ne Denver Ice & Cold Storage i Serrice Dept 1314-1338 Acoma St. Keough and Jack Piper; packing com meeting in the school hall Monday braska, the marriage was all ar Open till Midnight mittee, Messrs. S. G. Morefeld, F. evening, June 30, at 8 o’clock. 'The ranged. The bride is a graduate of Phone Us, TA. 1251 2635 Blake St. 5 Teschner and E. O’Connor; sports officers and members o f the differ the Cathedral school, is a member of committee, Messrs. F. Teschner and ent parish societies are particularly the Loyola choir and has been cashier Franl^artland: riding committee, T. urged to be present. The meeting for the Crane-O’Fallon company. The M cGl^e, J. McMeel and J. F. Lang- will be over by 9 o’clock. groom is salesman for a Denver auto don. The hostesses at the card party mobile company. The wedding of Miss Elinor Lawlor held Thursday were Miss K, Flynn, La w n m o w e r s REBUILT ST. LOUIS UNIVERSIHi and Gilbert Weakland took place Mrs. E. Grant, Mrs. M. Klattenhoff PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I Wednesday morning at 9 at St. Cath and Mrs. C. Johnson. The next party IT PAYS Sharpened and Repaired GARDEN TOOLS will be held Thursday, July 3. General Blacksmithing erine’s church. The ceremony was at almost half the price of new. I performed by the pastor. Rev. E. J. The Feast of Corpus Christ! was grinding and repair work SCHOOL OF U W Forks, picks, shovels, chisels, ^ • e e • Mannix, Miss Lawlor looked very observed last Sunday with High Mass, of all kinds ^ Thorough Law Course. Best Library Facilities. charming in a gown of white chiffon followed by a procession. William crowbars, axes, etc. Handles Commercial bodies, trucks, and tulle veil trimmed with orange Kelly, a student at St. Thomas’ trailers repaired and built of all kinds. Single trees, Member, Association of American Law Schools. blossoms. She carried a bouquet of seminary, assisted at the organ in to order. double trees, auto springs, white roses and white sweet peas. the absence of Mrs. Boudreaux, who Approved by American Bar Association. Miss Leila Davisson was bridesmaid is ill at her home. The altar boys and All work guaranteed. wheels and axles repaired. Pre-Legal Course. Two Years. University Arts School. and Frank Berce was best man. Miss school girls presented a pretty sight PHONE SO. 6692 Davisson wore pink chiffon and car as they took part in the procession. Located in the Heart of St. Louis. ried a huge bouquet of pink roses. The church wap crowded for the Music was furnished by Professor service. ■ \ fr e s h G. L. LINDSAY, 1447 So. Bdwy. Register Early. Farnsworth. Plans for the convent have been The P.-T. A. card party held Tues submitted to different contractors ORDERS, KEYSTONE 7181 Law School, 3642 Llndell Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. day evening was a great success. for estimates. It is hoped to have A new set of shelves has been all bids in by the end of the week so Honrs: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone Main 3437 nlaced in the librarj’, thanks to D. J. that the contract may be let soon. Residence Phone, York 2388 McCinty. Many people of the parish The lots south of the church will GUS^S MARKET are responding handsomely by donat probably be used as a playground DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver ing books. Others have promised to hereafter. -The ground wUl be filled 613 East 13th Avenue send in donations and are urged not in and brought up to a level with THE CASCADE LAUNDRY to forget. the remaining church property. Dirt Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Sts. "D«n»*r'» Mo*t Profrciiiv* Laundry"—W* Uh Soft Water Tabor 6379 Mrs. Katherine Liebel has returned from the excavation for the convent For Good Meats Branch Office*; 164Z Tremont Street. 1128 17tb Street, 1945 Broadtray home from a three months’ visit in will be used for this purpose. A re-^ 1123 Ea*t Ninth Art., 425 Ea*t ITtb Ave., 1470 York, 604 Eaet 13th AW. Louisville. Kentucky. She was ac taining wall will probably be placed companied by her daughter, Mrs. to the south and a fence placed PIONEER Frank Howe, and granddaughter, around the grounds. The lots directly Rosemary. across from the church and school Larfe*t Aulo Wrcckiat Hou*e la the West The Williamson Mantel & Tile Co. were made available for use last year NEW AND USED PARTS THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING COr TIRES AND RADIATORS Reliable and Satisfactory Workmanship Guaranteed PRIESTS VISIT through the generosity of U. Jacksh. For Aajr Car or Truck We Will Gladly Estimate Any Job Without Obligation Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service The present site will keep the chil Mail Order* Solicited dren away from the greenhouse and 410 West Colfax Phone KEystone 4082 The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specialiiing in Catholic Work M ESA VERDE 721 W. 13th Ave. Phoae MAln SISS Established 1906 irrigation ditch. i Large*t Because the Beet Durango.—^e v . William Kipp mo 1936-38 Lawrence St. Phoiiea: KEyatone 6348, 6349 tored to Mah'eps June 17 for a MISS DOROTHY DAN FORD /^fjrw Y D /^ T T HercYouWlUFtndaCompleteSlockofRe- I visit with Father Brunner. Together MARRIES CASPER MAN SAPHIRE CAFE ^ j n U J v x ^ j n V 3 x ^ v ./l> /0 ligioui Articles tor the Church and Homs they made a trip to the Mesa Verde Quality Merchandise Plus Courteous Service National park. Miss Dorothy Danford was married 708 19th Goods Delivered to All Parts of the City. «*^NAST STUDIO Sister Mary Raphael and Sirter to James Morris Page, Jr., of Casper, Opposite Holy Ghost Church A. P. WAGNER & COMPANY Mary Pauline are at Mercy hospital Wyoming, at a pretty wedding June Eleventh and Curtis Streets~(1055 Eleventh Street) THE BABY PHOTOGRAPHERS again, having returned Wednesday 23 at 8 o’clock at S t Philomena’s MRS. O. L. W ILLIAM S, Prop, DENVER, COLORADO TABOR 9180 from Denver. Sister Mary Raphael church. The Rev. William Higgins Special Rates for First Communion and Confirmation Pictures Open Till 1 P. M. Sunday recently visited California. performed the ceremony. Miss Dan- NAST PHOTOGRAPHER— 827, 16th S t, Corner Champ* Miss Sadie Sullivan left Monday ford, who was given in marriage by for Los Angeles, where she will visit her father, wore a princess frock of SHEET METAL AND her uncle, Richard Sullivan, and at ivory satin with an ivory tulle veil. tend a convention of librarians. Her flowers were roses and valley FURNACE CONTRACTORS HI Miss Helena Sponsel recently re lilies. Miss Betty Danford, maid of t>48—50 Cherokee A B C DIRECTORY York 0900 York 0900 turned from Boulder, where she at honor, wore .green chiffon with Phoae south 1093: Rm . Phone SUneet 0354*lt tended the state university. matching hat^ and slippers. Mrs. J. J. HENRY ARPENTERS AND ROOFERS W. T. ROCHE The Rosary and Altar society held Mark B. Danford of Seminole, Okla., Skylishtl Roflflng, Guttering, Uelal Ceiling* Wood and Composition Shingle*. Roof* Repaired and its regular monthly meeting Thurs matron of honoi’, and Misses Mary Ventilation and Furnace Cleaning C Painted. Built-in Cupboard*. New Floors, Screen*, etc. day afternoon, June 19. The busi and Idabelle Barnes, bridesmaids, Youre for Serrice W e have a complete Bemodeling end Repair Service, and we Satisfy AMBULANCE ness session was followed by a social were gowned in pink, chiffon with Convenient Term* Relief friiiii SERVICE hour. The hostesses were the Mes- pink hats and slippers. ^ 1 1 of the Call F. M. ROTH, SO. 2651-W______17 Fox Street COMPANY dames P. F. Cummins, Dan Cummins, attendants carried bouquets of pink l e c t r ic a l contracting Headaches Joseph Brice and Oscar House. roses and sweet peas. Mark B. Dan MAIN 5155 1805 Gilpin St Miss Marguerite Cummins, daugh ford, Ashton Manhart, Thomas'']!to- REPAIRING AND FIXTURES M ost head ter of Mr. and Mrs. P, P. Cummins, hart and John Barnes, Jr., were E Phone MLAin 2303 H. G. REID 317 Fourteenth St Prompt and Careful is here for her summer vacation. ushers. Miss Danford is daughv Paramount Roofing aches are Courteous Miss Cummins is a teacher in a pub ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark 0. Danford. traceable to Day or Night lic school in Denver, She attended the University of Den & Supply Co., Inc. EADQUARTERS FOR HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Robert Hogan, son of Mr. and defective eyes or weak Ba*l AmbaUnca in tbs Wait ver. Mr. Page is the son of Dean AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT Mrs. Charles Hogan, returned last and Mrs. Page of the University of A Roof for Any Building H ened eye muscles. Poor week from Pasadena, Calif., where Virginia. He was graduated from THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. he attended college; that university. Among the out-of- New or Old 1520 Arapahoe______Keystone 4291 eyes throw the whole Sister Mary Aioysius and Sister town guests who attended the wed nervous system out of Mary Patricia, teadhers in St. Go- ding were Messrs, and Mesdames W. GUARANTEED BONDED Maul Carpet lumba’s parochial school, left June h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. balance. Our glasses are E. Danford of Pryor, Colo., J. B. K 18 for Denver, where they will spend Barnes, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bingham, 2314 Walnut MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING the summer months. the reme
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5415 Thursday. June 26. 1930
KANSAS ORCHESTRA HERE CONWAY’S Accompanied by their instructor FLORAL SHOP The Denver Catholic Register Local News and director, ths Rev. P. 0, Ber WINDSOR MILK Call on Us for Expert Design Work. Prwdde&t o f Board~« ______R t R«r. J. Henry TIhen, D,D. geron, members of the Wallace, Kan — Pasteurized and pure. Editor...... ____ Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LLJD. Mrs. T. A. Collins and Mrs. N. A. sas, Juvenile orchestra got the big- Remember the Sick With Flowers. est thrill of their lives by visiting ABtociate Editors.^...... Hubert A- Smith and Joseph Newman Wilson left June 22 on an extended ? 2219 E. Miiiioippi Ave. SO. 0622 — ^Freah every day at your tour of the Northwest and California. ienver for a series of -concerts this door or grocery. week. One boy, a drummer, and Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. Mrs. Frank Rleketson, Jr., gave a nine girls, violinists, played at St. bridge luncheon Tuesday at the Well- ^Josiph’s and St. Anthony’s hospitals Window Shade* shire Country club. and at the Mjillen home for the Mannfaetared, Mrs, Mae Johnson, 1622 Madison aged and were well received. Fa- IntUlIed, Cleaned RYAN DRUG CO. street, has returned from Tulsa, . Published Weekly by ; ther Bergeron, who is pastor of St. and Repaired. Oklahoma, after a three weeks* visit Peter’s church in Wallace, organized Larimer a t 27th THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY. (Inc.) with her sister, Mrs. P. M. Malloy. the orchestra two years ago. H, S. L A Y If you don't 938 Bannock Street Miss Gertrude Thams will preside The REXALL Store over a luncheon Monday in compli 120E.CoIfax Ye.4416 know— Phone Main 5413 P. 0 . Box 1497 ment to Mrs. Albert M. Johnson of Rockford, 111., who ii visiting her sis please ter, Mrs. F ^ en ee Titus, and for try it 82 a year. Sold only in club aijrangement with The Register, Mrs. Hasel^rown, who recently re THE A. W. CLARK CHIROPRACTIC Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. turned from California. A x a p a k o k S c DRUG COMPANY ■nd fT op^r diet wr* positiv. factors Dcnvkr CofORAOO for too rtliof of aU form* of ttooueb The Rev. C. M. Johnson of the Corner Eighth Aveaae and and b>te«tb»l troubUs. Cathedral returned Monday from Santa Fe Driva Thursday, June 26, 1980 JAMES H. HIGH, D.C- New Haven, Conn., where he went MANUFACTUtlXS Phone Sonth 114 to preach at the first Solemn Mass 007 Control SovIm o Bank Bldg. EVERYTHING IN DRUGS TAbor sees Re*. GAUup 2S8S o f a newly-ordained priest. OFFICIAL NOTICE Mrs. M. A. Sanchez and daughter, The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to Its purpose Mercedes, will leave Sunday for Mex and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the ico City, where Miss Mercedes will Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted enter the University of Mexico. support of our priests and people. That support will make The Baptismal records that date back Register a strong power for the spread of Cod’s kingdom in Colorado. to the very beginning of the work of the Catholic Church in Colorado +J. HENRY TIHEN, proved the means of supplying Mrs. May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. Alice L. Chapman, former resident of Huerfano county, with data of her birth and Baptism. Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, rector of the Cathedral, the Hard Pull consulted the records of the Church and found Oiat Mrs. Chapman, for LtSTENING IN merly Eli?a Deamis, was baptized Jan. 18, 1863, by the Rev. J. P. (Continued from Page 1) she was positively insulting. Culture! Machebeuf, who later became the the denominational tchools of Colo She herself had never been in an in, first Bishop of Denver. rado are concerned, those ontiide the stitution where one-fourth at much St. Clara’s Aid society will meet of it was available at at Loretto. But Catholic ones are far below our Wednesday, July 2, at 2 p.m. The standards, as any one with half an she was reared in a small town, sha awarding of the quilt will take place. knew nothing of the Catholic Church, eye can see for himself if he investi All members are reouested to be and her idea of a denominational gates. present as business of much import Most men and most businesses do very well school was probably that of a South ance will be discussed. ern Baptist “ university." when the going is average. But when it comes It is a notorious fact that the sum Mrs. Harvey J. Smith o f 1470 w/vmrwvvwvvvvvwvvvvvv Logan street, who has been spending mer schools in the state schools are Remember that our state educa^ to the hard pull uphill, most of ua appreciate mere degree mills. Teachers must get the winter in California, has returned tionai system is only a few years old to Denver. She was accompanied help. degrees and credit hours if they are But remember that the Jesuit Fa home by her son, Ansel, of Los An i to hold their jobs, and they have thers have been an organized body F. J. Kirchhof geles. They motored home via them given without having to bother educating for centuries, that Regis is The help may not be credit or money; often Jheir dear little heads too much. It not a mere isolated school but a link Anaconda, Mont., where they visited Is no secret at all that some public in the biggest private college and uni Mr. and Mrs. Harold _P. Smith and Construction skilled and unbiased counsel gives the necessary educational authorities are rather versity system in the nation, and son. Ansel Smith will remain in badly worried over their inability to that, most important of all, it is an Denver for about ten days before lift. Co-operation with our customers a fea make these summer schools places of institution standing on its own legs returning to Los Angeles. Company real education. without state support. Could the Leo J. Crowley, 1215 South Down ture of our service. You will like our methods state schools keep without tax ing street, was elected commander and we invite you to test tiiem. Coming down to brats tacks, if aid? Well, maybe. Remember that of the Leo Leyden post No. 1, Ameri person wants to get a fine education Loretto Heights also is not merely a can Legion, Tuesday ‘ _ at public expense in Colorado, he can lone local institution, but part of, a Rev. Francis W. Walsh, pastor of St. get it (provided he goes to the larger definite system of schools conducted Vincent de Paul’s church, was elected BUILDERS schools; we have our doubts about by a sisterhood that goes back far chaplain. The Leyden post is the some of the smaller ones). But if he more than a century and that in oldest in the state. wants to slip through and merely get cludes far more highly educated wo Misses Helen Toner and Helen a degree, he can ha nicely accommo men than you can fin'd on any state Douds have left for Pontiac, Mich., dated. university faculty in the West. where they will attend the marriage We Would Merely go to Regis and try the of Mary Herrington and Glen Don latter and see how fiu* you got! W e do net want thi* to be taken aldson. They will spend a month in Appreciate a* an attack on the Colorado *tate the East. P' Your Patronage |i W e had a state-educated woman *chooI*. W a ara for them. They are Miss Harriet Brady of Denver be put the direct question to us whether came the bride of James Anthony s ' fine *chool*, ranking very well on the Loretto Heights was a place where whole. Neverthele** we a* taxpayar* Walsh of Brookline, Mass., at a t>ne could get a real background of *eriou*ly re*ent any attempt to make pretty weddipg In Houston, Texas, 700 LavrrencB Street culture. The v^man had no idea that them a clo*o monopoly. Wednesday. Miss Brady is a daugh SEVENTEENTH AND LAWRENCE STS. ter of Mrs. George Beaudry of Den MAin 5314 ver. She attended Mt, Vernon sem FRANK KIRCHHOF, President inary in Washington, D. C., and later CRIMINAL BIGOTRY IS SHOWN was graduated from the University Denver - - Colorado of California. Mr. Walsh is the son pf Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Walsh of, BY PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIAL Brookline. He is a graduate of Georgetown university, Washington. They will make their home at* Chest . (Continued From Page 1) nut Hills, a suburb of Philadelphia. removed from office and ignominiously branded, as .was the Miss Elizabeth Lawless, a Depver school official who tried to vent his bigotry in New York a nurse, and Leo Moriarity o f Chicago ,lj few weeks ago. were married Wednesday morning in Loyola church by the pastor, Rev. |r| The following letter was received by The Register from Terence Devlin, S.J. Miss CJecelia the Rev. J. P. Carrigan, pastor of Glenwood Springs, who Lawless, 2248 Race street, sister of u sent us the letter that w ej^ v e reproduced above; the bride, and Maurice Palrang were Saturday and Monday Editor, Denver Catholic Register: the witnesses. A honeymoon trip of three weeks to Colorado Springs and I am enclosing a letter that speaks for itself. This atti Estes Park will he taken by the new- p■ a ' tude of some of the school board is so un-American, so contrary l^eds. They ■ will come back to h i to our constitution, to the state constitution and to all our Denver for a brief stay, then go to \ The American’s American principles and institutions that this brand of anti- Chicago to make their hohie. There will be a meeting o f the Americans usually try to hide their purpose by hypocrisy. This Catholic Press club Tuesday, July 1, man cc^es out boldly. The Rocky Mountain Teachers’ agepey at 10 a. m. at the Catholic Daughters' in Denver demands openly ftom every applicant to sign whether club house. All press representatives he or she is a Catholic or a Protestant. There ought to be some of Catholic organizations are cor dially invited to attend. legal way to put an end to such illegal impertinence on the part Mrs. Balph W. Kelly arrived in of this agency and some way to make these school boards in New York Tuesday, the first member our state obey the constitution. of the Miraculous Medal pilgrimage Sincerely yours, . to return. Mrs. Kelly had an audi MONTH - END ence -with the Pope and describes Jpne 21, 1930. J. P . CARRIGAN. him as “ most kindly.” There were n I t 130 in the party, which was made I'J up partially of a group of Denverites, K. OF C. DEGREE including twenty priests and nine sis Two’ From Parish ters. Inasmuch as Mrs. Kelly ex HERE SUNDAY pects to repeat the trip on a more prolonged scale, she covered only the Become Priests The Denver Knights of Columbus short route of European stops this FURNITURE will/exemplify the first degree for time. She will spend ten days in St. Philomena’s parish, Denver, has a class of candidates on Sunday New York with relatives and -will be the unusual privilege this year of morning at 11 o’clock. The second accompanied back to Denver by her having two young men of the parish and third degrees will not be put on niece, Miss Elizabeth Fuller, who is become- priests. The Rev. Michael until after the summer months. well known in the younger set here. Hubert Newell sang his first Solemn Installation of officers vrill take Miss Blanche O’Neili, who has Mass at St. Philomena’s church last place on Tuesday evening, July 1, been the guest of heh sister, Mrs. Sunday and the Rev. John J. Gibbons, with District Deputy Joseph Maguire John O’Keefe, left Thursday for her II home in Berkeley, Calif. ilV S.J., who was ordained jn St. Louis, presiding. Installation -will take SALE Mo., June 25 by the Most Rev. J. J. place In Colorado Springs on the fol The Queen o f Heaven Orphans’ Glennon, Archoishop of St. Louis, lowing evening. Aid society meeting was held on s will sing his first Solemn Mass at Tuesday, June 17, in the Queen of St. Philomena’s at 9 o’clock this Sun MONTANA HISTORY IS Heaven home. The visitors were Remarkable Values for Every Room in the Home day. RECALLED BY VISIT Mrs. J. C. Hagus and Mrs. A. H, Father Gibbons attended Regis col Ferguson, Mrs. John Feely was en lege two years before going to St.St, (Continued From Page 1) rolled as a new member. The report Louis univerMty to study for the;from Omaha in 1877 and ArchbUhop of the committee in charge of the K' recent dinner showed that it was a priesthood. His mother and brother Charles J. SeghersSevhers from Oregonnn>onn r.itCCity Complete Suites— Single Pieces success socially and financially. Mrs. live at 1855 Milwaukee street. He (Portland) in 1879 and 1882. It was J. C. Hagus gave an outline o f the is expected to arrive in Denver this at the Archbishop’s suggestion that Saturday. work to he done at the convention Montana was made a vicariate in in September. The Rev. John R. 1883, being made the Diocese of Mulroy w ve a talk on child welfare Floor Coverings— Draperies W E SEE OURSELVES Helena in 1884. In 1908, the Dio AS OTHERS SEE US work. Following the business meet cese of Gijeat Falls was cut off, being ing a social hour was held. The sis headed from then on until this year (Continued From Page 1) ters of the home served dainty re cessful business man, it is a well- by Bishop Mathias Lenihan, who re freshments, which were greatly en Dinnerware— Kitchen Equipment known fact, that every such man cently resigned and was made a titu joyed by all. seeks earnestly to profit by the good lar Archbishop, residing in Dubuque, The reCTlar monthly meeting of "selling points” developed by his Iowa. His successor as Bishop of the Friendsi of the Sick Poor was held competition, and to “ go him one bet Great Falls has not yet been an Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Joseph ter.” Likewise, he endeavors to avoid nounced. This diocese has a Catholic Fagen, C.SS.E., gave a splendid tmk the errors and mistakes of his “ es population of 32,425. In the heydey on the different ways that charity teemed contemporary.” How do we of Western mining, the . Helena dio niajr be done and of the spirit in cese was larger than it is now in blind leaders of the blind conduct our which it should be done. Plans for selves? We sit by the roadside, while population, having about 60,000 in the coming carnival were discussed, 1910, when the Great Falls diocese Easy Terms the Roman procession moves on, im- and a special meeting will be called potently cursing it— not only for the had 15,000. to make final arrangements, evil, but likewise for the good it has A great link between Montana and Mr. Gerald A. Kelly, S.J., former done. We perceive the mote in our Colorado is found in the Sisters of popular athlete at Regis when it was brother’s eye, but not the beam in Charity of Leavenworth, who con known as Sacred Heart college, who duct some of the most important our own. has been teaching a t ^ t . Mary’s, Catholic institutions and schools of Kansas, for the past three years, is GREETERS’ HEAD CATHOLIC Colorado. These sisters were invited visiting in Denver this week. He is The Colorado Greeters, an organ to Montana in 1869 by Father De leaving Friday morning for the ization of hotel men, recently elected Smet and established ot. Vincent’s Jesuits’ summer villa at Fiaser. Colo. as president J. J. McNamec, assistant academy in Helena. J*They have done Aineric2m Furniture Co. Mr. Kelly is a nephew of Mrs. Joseph manager of the Shirley-Savoy hotel, as n eat institutional and school work C. Hague, grand regent of the Cath a membeV of the Cathedral parish. in Montana as in Colorado. olic Daughters of America. He will go to St. Louis in August to take up Young Wife—‘ Tve just disaov- ENTERTAINS AT TEA the study of theology for the next «red a new soup recipe, Miss Helen McGraw, a Loretto three years, after which he will be Young Hubby— “ Well, I hope it’s graduate, entertained a number of ordained. His mother, Mrs. Maty easier to open than that last can friends at a studio tea in her home Kelly, is now making her home in you bought.” in Bailey last Sunday. Los Angeles.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION HOME OF SISTERS BAZAAR SUCCESS FATHER WALSH - BEING ENLARGED AT ST. PATRICK’S ON VACATION
(St. Joseph’s Parish) (St. Patrick’s Parish) , (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish> m i Work was begun Monday to en The second annual bazaar under Rev. Francis W. Walsh, the pastor, large and improve the home o f the the auspices of the parish was a is spending his vacation at Newport, Sisters of Mercy who teach in St. pronounced success and the appreci R. I. Joseph’s school. Heretofore there ation and gratitude of the committees Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mitchell are have been accommodations for but in charge are extended to everyone rejoicing at the arrival of a baby eight of the teaching staff, the other who in any way helped. The grand boy, born June 18. Mrs. Mitchell Is six having been obliged to live at award, a choice of $150 or a Gen the fonper Mary Curtningham. Moderate Mercy hospital and to make 'daily eral Electric refrigerator, went to The members of the Altar and trips back and forth to the school. C. Wilson, 662 Vine street. F. Rosary society will give a progr* When the improvements are cbm- Lamerm received the silver chest. bridge party Wednesday, July 9, and pleted there will be accommodations Other recipients of awards were: are working i for «11 the sisters under one roof. Quilt,' Isabelle Staub; embroidered social and financial success that their ■ i Prices The home will not only be altered spread, Elizabeth Cummings; wool pa:arties have always been. Mrs. but a new kitchen ^ill be added and blankets, Mrs. P. Roumegous; electric Ni.eters is chairman and the assist a new heating ]dant installed. The iron, Mrs. Laura Hayes; pillow cases, ing hostesses are Mrs. Mary Mumhy, A' clearance sale on slightly soiled and changes will involve an expenditure Mae Ryan; mirror, Lorena Swaldi; Mrs, Charles Courtney and Mrs. Rob o f $8,000. The contract has been tanestry and rayon spread, Mrs. Ruth ert Miles. defective goods as well as discontinued Before leaving our let tor the Francis J. Kirchhof Con Otto. Mr. and Mrs. George Wood are the struction company. To meet the^ex- Mrs. Wra. Connors is entertaining happy parents of a baby daughter. numbers. These articles while not in display room, the pa enses without making a loan Father her niece, Mrs., Ma^aret Rellihan, Mrs. AuII is expected home next 'agen, the pastor, has asked the par and baby of Kansas City, Mo. week after an extended visit in Ken tended as gifts serve equally well in the tron-knows what the ishioners to make sacrifices and to be Mrs. Raymond Roche and baby son tucky. a little more generous in the weekly o f Chicago arrived here Friday to home and for personal use. complete funeral will offerin g. 'The\ parishioners have spend the summer with Mrs. Roche’s never tailed him yet and he feels parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallaf^her. Aid Society to Help cost. For all'Caskets sure of their hearty co-operation in Miss Helen Sandstrom, president Vacation Schools what he is now undertaking. of the Young Ladies’ sodality, leaves The collection includes Statues, Cruci are marked in plain Special devotions in honor of the this week for an extended visit in Sacred Heart and of Our Lady of California. Mrs. Sandstrom will ac The Sacred Heart Aid society met fixes, Pictui’es, Books, Medallions, etc. figures with the price Perpetual Help will be held this Fri company her. Thursday, June 19, with Mrs. C. P. day at 7:30 p.m. Byrne, president, presiding. Reports of a complete service, The priests of St. Joseph’s took from the investigation chairman, care of the emergency sick calls in LA JUNTA SISTER Mrs, Joseph Seubert, showed hen including every neces St. Francis de Sales’ parish this week committee was being kept busy with while Fathers Harrington and O’Con TAKES FINAL VOWS many new cases. Rev, F. Gregory sity. nell were present at the retreat at Smith o f Littleton told of plans for Prices Reduced Kegis college. La Junta.— Sister Mary Clement vacation schools throughout the state, Horan charges are Mr. and Mrs. Wood are the happy of the order of Sisters o f Charity and was promised the hearty support parents of a baby girl, born June 20. of Leavenworth took her final vows of the society. Mrs. George A. within the means of The baby is the first girl of the fam in the order on June 7. She is the Smith of the Catholic Charities office More Than ily, the other seven being boys. Mrs. former Miss Katherine O’Neil. explained the unusual opportunity all. Prices range up Wood is the sister of Mrs. Emily Last Sunday at S t Patrick’s church that will be given children who are Kutz of 267 Acoraa street, and lives there was a procession with Bene financially unable to take a vacation I O N E -H A L F ward from $115, de at 1266 So. Gaylord street. diction of the Blessed Sacrament in to enjoy an outing at Cassells, Colo., Father Dreis will complete a mis honor of the Feast of Corpus Christi. this summer, through the courtesy of pending upon the sionary trip of six months when he Miss Minette Matem is home Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dower of Den finshes the eight-day retreat he from Chicago, where she was a stu ver.’ needs and desires of started for the Sisters of Notre Dame dent at the Bush Conservatory of 6Irg. Harry Loritz urged the mem at Grand Rapids, Mich., last Sunday. MusiC: and a special teacher of music bers to give Mrs. M. J. O'Fsllon their those making the se Rev. Michael Moriarity finished a in St. Scholastica’s academy. She loyal support in preparing for the retreat for the Sisters o f Mercy in will spend the summer at the home N.C.C.W. convention in September, lection. New Orleans Tuesday and is ex of 'her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J, The following members were ap pected in Denver the latter part of Matem. pointed by ^he president to represent this week. Edward Prinster, a student at Regis the society at the convention: National There were more converts at St. college, is spending his vacation at delegate, Mrs. Joseph Seubert; al Joseph’s the past twelve months than the home of his mother, Mrs. J. F, ternate, Mrs. P. R. Reardon; diocesan in any similar period of time in the Prinster. convention delegates, Mrs. Harry history of the parish, it has been an Mrs. Mary Rourke farthing left Loritz and Mrs. G e o r » A. Grave- nounced.' early in the week for Montreal, line; alternates, Mrs. T. A. Collins In the list of appointments pub where she will sail on June 27 for and Mrs. Ryan. We want you to come in and browse around! The lished last week the name of Father Liverpool. She was accompanied by Delicious refreshments were served Dreis was -given as chronicler and her friend, Miss Grace Finley of San by Mrs, P. W. Stauter and Mrs. Wil range of choice is very wide and you may find sev liam Solis. moderator for St. Joseph’s Dramatic Diego. The two will join the Temple eral articles that you can use. Courteous sales people club instead of Father Zeller, who Tour intercollegiate party. From was the appointee for the positions. Liverpool they will go to points of BREMEN CATHEDRAL CRYPT to serve you. Mr. Falk of 119 Grant street, who interest in Europe, will visit Rome IS RESTORED has been seriously ill, is improving. and will witness the Passion Play at The crypt under the eastern choir The condition of Adam and, Leo Oberammergau. They will return of the Bremen Cathedral has been Foechterle and J. J. Dwyer of 367 on the boat Adriatic arid expect to be restored to its original condition and W. P. HORAN & SON Bannock street, who have been seri back in La Junta about September 1. equipped as a (Cathedral museum. ously ill, remains the same. Mrs. Bernard Manning and Mrs. Archbishop Adalbert of Bremen, James Clarke High Masses for the week were W. L. Guthrie and her daughter, friend of Kaiser Heinrich IV, began Funeral Directors announced as follows: Monday, for a Margaret, have returned to La Junta the building of the crypt in 1050, special intention; Tuesday, for Mr. from West Point, where they went to and it was completed by his succes Church Goods House sor. Toward the end of the middle 7 and Mrs. M. Zeller; Wednesday, for attend the graduation of the class One of th« Largoat in the Country. W e Specialise in Article* a special intention; ^Thursday, for the of 1930, of which Cadet John S. ages it was used as a storage room and was even leased later as a wine of Devotion, Church Furnithing* and Books for the Catholic KEystone 1 5 ?7 ^ souls in Purgatory; Friday, in honor Guthrie was a member. ^ Laity and Clergy. of the Sacred Heart. Mrs. T. W. Sisson and sons re cellar. 6297 Cleveland Prayers for the repose of the soul turned last week from a short outing 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado of Robert Coyle wei’e requested on at the Rourke ranch near Red Rock. PRIEST SAYS MASS IN AMICE Phone TAbor 3789 Place Sunday. Edwin McCloskey of Denver spent OF PIUS X Mr. Mewlock of 56 W. Ellsworth a day in La Junta las^ week calling An English priest on 'pilgrimage avenue received painful injuries re on membeM of the. Guthrie and at Lourdes celebrated 6Iass in the cently when he fell through a hole O’Neil families. He is spending a Basilica wearing an amice in which at a loc^ theater where repairs are short vacation with relatives at Rocky Pius X had offered the Holy Sacri being made. He incurred a broken Ford. fice. It was lent to him by a lady shoulder and severe bruises. An oper Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sexton returned whom he met at his hotel, and who COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA :: ation was performed upon him at last week from a two months’ visit had been given the amice by the late Mercy hospital this week. He is re with relatives in Missouri and Ne Cardinal Merry del Val as a relic SPECIAL OFFER Winona, Minnetota braska. of Pius X. ported to bfr doing well and expects We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you dx For the Higher Education of Catholic Women to be home soon. months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. Wa have At the regular meeting of St. Jo NUN, NOTED AS NURSE AND Remstered for Teacher’s License by the New York Board CHICAGO p r ie s t POET, IS DEAD low rate of insurance. of Regents. Accredited by the Association of American ' ' seph’s Dramatic and Social club held Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on June 17, arrangements were com A nun who gained national fame Universities. Holds membership in the North Central VISITING PUEBLO as a nurse prior to her entrance into your work- . Association of Colleges. pleted for an initiation. Mr. and Mrs. Rick McNicholas, prominent the convent about nine years ago MOVING, STORING AND PACKING I Confers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueblo. died at Ann Arbor, Mich., recently. Science, and Bachelor o f Science in Nursing. members of the club who were mar — Rev. Thomas Liske of Chicago, re s* ried recently, presented candy and She was Sister Mary Giovanni, direc i"No Money Needed for Six Months Trains for High School Teaching, Trains Vocational Spe cently ordained and a former pupil tor of St. Joseph’s Mercy hospital cialists; Bacteriologists, Chemists, Dietitians, Social cigars to the members and were given of Sister Mary Anselm, is spending a vote of thanks. The entertainment school of nursing and a member of DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Workers, Librarians, Musicians, Secretaries, Accountants, part of his vacation in Pueblo. the state board for the registration Public Health Workers. committee announced a swimming Mrs. Mayme Rose Byrne Andis, 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse party at Eldorado Springs for July 1. of nurses. In addition to her nurs Attendance Exclusively Collegiate. a recent bride, died suddenly Satur Cars will leave the club rooms at 7 ing ability she had gained wide rec 1 Summer Session Opens June twenty-fourth day afternoon at St. Mary’s hospital ognition as a poet. ^ o’clock. The annual picnic will be of pneumonia. She had resided in Addresit The Secretary— Bex 46 held at Elk falls, Sunday, July 18. Pueblo for 80 years and was edu May we inspect the paint on yonr Nineteen candidates were initiated in cated at St. Patrick’s school. She was house, and tell yon how little it will STOP AT th.e club June 24. The class was employed at the White & Davis store cost to repaint it with our guaranteed composed of Catholic young men and for many years. She was married paint?— Schayer Wallpaper dc Paint women from different parishes. The just before Lent this spring to John ing Co. H O W A R D ’S H o m e b a k e r y degree team was headed by Bert Mc- Localtd at 2S30 Eaat CeKaz 1* the Andis, of this city. She was stricken Closkey, who was ably assisted by PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS HOME OF SALT RISING BREAD last Friday and lived but 24 hours THE JOYCE HOTEL Len Brayton, Doctor Wm. McCarthy, after doctors pronounced her con THEY ARE RELIABLE Alt Kinds of P tti. Cakai and Cookies Father Zeller and other officers. dition critical. She is survived by WHEN IN Also Soils for Yaur DInnsrs and Lunehsons That Are Delicious After the initiation the candidates her husband, her mother, Mrs, Mary TELEPHONE YORK 148* YOUR 1p>ATRONACE SOLICITED and members enjoyed a ride to Soda lakes in trucks furnished by a prom Byrne; three sisters. Anna, Catherine COLORADO SPRINGS and Elizabeth, and three brothers, inent business man. A program of W E RENT Thomas,. James and Bernard, all of entertainment was neatly enjoyed. Pueblo. The funeral was held ’Tues 100 Folding Chairs at INSURANCE — IN ALL ITS FORMS Fred Cordes, with his accordion, ac 4'- day morning from St. Francis Xavier’s $2.00 companied the singers. Delicious re Phil Ferretti GARDNER AGENCY, INC. R. J. Donohoe For 24 Hour* freshments were served. A pleasant church, the Rev. A, M. Bertrand, S.J., of Trinidad, former pastor of the Delirtrod Anywhora WlUiin ^ 0 Gas and Electric Bldg. KEystone 1201 feature of the evening was the pres City Limit*. NOW—Everything You Send entation of a wedding gift to Mr. and church, officiating. Mrs. Andis was Mrs. Rick McNicholas on behalf of a faithful member of St. Francis Furniture Trading Co. Xavier’s parish and its societies. the club. They are both charter 1524 Court PUcfto Phoso K£« 1564 The Famous “PYRU” Liquid Insecticidee> members of.the club, Mr. McNicholas The July unit of the Altar society Columbine Ins ect Powder being largely responsible for the suc will hold a card party at the home of cess of the organization in its vari Mrs. J. W, Lynch, 1401 Carteret, UUNDRY CO. THE DENVER DISINFECTING CO. ous activities. Monday afternoon, June 30. The annual parish picnic will be Phone MAin 4281 EVERYTHING IN DISINFECTANTS held July 16, at City park, with the Telephone KEystone 3829 1614 Blake St. Denver, Colo. PRDWAY COUPLE July unit o f the Altar society in YOUR BABY ! MARRIED IN DENVER charge and with Mrs. Frank Jaeger as chairman. MADE WELL Miss Melva E. Chapman, daughter Plans are being made to hold a Is Washed in LUX of William J. Chapman, former dep religious vacation school in July for Intestinal troubles that fTHE ARGONAUT HOTEL uty sheriff of Crowley county, was children attending the public school. married to Harry Arthur McCabe, ■Thomas Byrne and Miss Merle ravage children often Known for Its Excellent Cuisine wealthy cattleman of Ordway, Colo., Smith were married June 19 by Fa disappear quickly when Offee Phone, YOrk 5000 Re*. Phone, YOrk 0298 Under Personal Supervision of Owner in Denver Monday. ther Gillick. Floyd Siegfried and FRANK J. HABERL The marriage was performed by Elizabeth Byrne were the witnesses. PURE Drinking Water tfib.Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, rector Mrs. Ellen Jaeger and daughter, is used. Clayton Plumbing and Heating Co. Colfax and Grant Telephone TAbor 2361 of the Cathedral. Helen, left Monday for a visit with Tae bride was attended by Her- relatives in California. Mrs, Sam — and your own health Repairing and Overhauling Our Specialty— Estimating mina G. Kahn and Arthur Chapman Muir will spend the summer with We Now Offer Time Payments on Plumbing and Heating was best man. The bride wore a relatives in Montana. depends on PURE and more if interest ii allowed to accumulate. Safety, avail beige afternoon frock and carried a Water, too. ability and income conaidcred, our tharea offer an inveatment bouquet of sweet peas. Mrs. Kahn MONARCHS JOIN AT DINNER IN in the higbeat claaa. Three plana, therefore, can meet any need. wore lavender chiffon and lace , LONDON Memberahip Over 19,000— Reaourcea over 13 Milliona The couple were guests at a wed The arrjval of King Alphonso in PHONE MAIN 2588 RUSTS PHARMACY a In Colorado Since 1901 ding dinner at the home of Dr. Her London June 23 was the occasion of Comer 19th and California The Railway Savings and Building Association man Kahn. They left immediately King George’s first dinner party out W e Store Household Complete Drug Store Suppliee on a motor trip through Colorado. side Buckingham Palace since his long 121 W eal Btb S t , Puablo, Colorado 530 17tb Street, Denver, Colerado Goods end Merchandise Prescriptions Carefully Filled They will make their home in Ord illness in 1928. King .George and way. Queen Mary accepted an invitation DUFFY STORAGE AND Across From Holy Ghost'Church 'The bride formerly attended Colo from the Spanish ambassador, the MOVING Co. TAbor 8925 MA»« 9805 rado Agricultural college and the Marquis Merry del Val, and the Mar- I CARPET bridegroom attended St. Benedict’s chesa to dine in the embassy in Grips- n i C P - B n c h The Best in’. college at Atchison, Kansas. yenor Gardens. 'The party was given CLEANERS in honor of the Spanish monarch. DR. T. W . QUINN PIERCE’S Used \ r g flf The Boss— ^I’ve noticed lately some DENTIST That Clean of .the men who usually duck out SPANISH KING SHARES IN HAND LAUNDRY O S o* H ours: 0 to 12— I to S Furniture early have been cheerfully working MOTHER’S ESTATE Sundays and Bv.ninas by Appointment Prompt, Reasonable Because the Queen Mother, Maria Our Work Will Please You overtime. ' Office Phons MAie B803 Personal Service His Secretary— That’s easily ex Christina, died without leaving a will, Residence Fhoo* GAIlup 039!-J Estabiisfaed May 1, 1923 plained. Their wives are cleaning her estate will be divided so that V O SS BROS. SS2 Mack Bldg., ISth and Calllemie E. 12th af Madison YOrk 4789 King Alfonso will receive one-third W i Rant Folding Chairs, Card and house. and the heirs of his two dead sisters 408 East Colfax 1121 W . SZnd Are. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, J. T. UPTON W e are agents for McMurtry's and the remainder. The estate totals 2»S t W . 2Sth A v f. Anything in Stock. Established 1888, Pratt and Lambert’s Paints and Var- about ^3,000,000, and its (^ttiement Homo Fublie Market RENOVATING CO. was made June 14 with ’ Premier Graad Publlo M*rk*t nisbes. Consult us if you contem Corotr Dtb *nd Downlns USE REGISTER STICKERS TABOR 5223 plate painting.— Schayer Wallpaper Berenguer and Minister of Justice Corner tStb and Federal Bird. t»HONE KEYSTONE 4882 dk Painting Co. Estrada as 'witnesses. 765 Tejon rboae— Mala OSee—Gallop lltO They show the merchant his advertising pays
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PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER i‘elephone, Main 5413 Thursday. June 26, 1930 r.i- SUMMER FETE Matioa* Niyht* Rev. A. Roitz, O.S.B., Celebrates Saturday, 3Se AT ST. ANNE’S Sunday MatineM Shops You Ou^ht OGDEN 2Se First Solemn Mass in Pueblo (Shrine of St. Anne of the Rockies) COLFAX AT OGDEN Plans for the summer festival to be Pueblo. — Catholic Pueblo paid of the honored guest, offered their held in the. basement of the shrine, FRI,, SAT., SUN., MON., TUES.. WED., THURS., honor Sunday to a native aon, Rev. words of congratulation. Saturday, July 12, were completed to Know JUNE 27, 28, 29, 30 JULY 1, 2, 3 Anthony Roitz, O.S.B., whotreturned Dr. Frank W. Blarney, grand knight at a meeting o f the Altar and Rosary to celebrate his first Solemn Mass in of Pueblo council No. 567, Knights of society last week. The dinner, served Zane Grey’s rousinjr romance from 6 to 8, will be the big feature GARY COOPER St. Mary’s church— the church in Columbus, brought the felicitations Richard Arlen and Mary Brian which he was baptized. He was as of his organization to Father An of the evening. It will, be a baked RUG WEAVING— A. C. MacGugin ham dinner, cooked and served in m sisted by the Rev. Cyril Zupan, thony, the priest’s parents, to Father WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING *‘TKe Light of O.S.B., the beloved priest who had Cyril and to Abbot Cyprian, and pre Arvada fashion by the ladies of the Phonographs and sewing machines put in good working order. parish. Western Stars^^ baptized him. Father Roitz was wel sented a check from the officers of All work guaranteed. 3061 Znni St. “ Only the Brave” comed home by friends and associates the council. Other members .of the The annual novena in honor of St. who have known him from babyhood. K. of C. present were W. H. Stans- Anne will be held at the shrine from As he approached the old St. Mary’s beck. Tom Morgan, George Presley, July 17 to July 25 inclusive. During church and saw the great sigm printed Charles Carrara, iSmnk Carroll and this novena, St. Anne will be the TYPEWRITERS instrument of God’s grace to many. in the Slovenian language welcoming Charles Krashovich. All Makes and Prices him back to his own parish, as he They should send in their petitions BlesKd Sacrament Parish John Germ, vice president o f the that they may be remembered. SOLD—RENTED—REPAIRED looked upon the lavish decorations National Slovenian society, gave a Attendance at the vacation school in the Papal colors, gold and white, stirring talk and called forth cheers AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. . 0 . W . BROTHERS. M .A., Prop. increased the past week. The co Established 1880 BROTHERS’ PHARMACY 8001 E. Colfax (at Elm) and as he heard the ringing of joyous for the parents of' Father Anthony chimes from all the Catholic churches operation given by the parents and 1643 California St. KEystone 3047 Denver, Colo, Phone YO. 2171 and also for thi Slovenian people. children is appreciated. A Complete Line of Safe and Sane Fireworks. in the grove, he rejoiced exceedingly. He presented a check from Pitts Courtesy and Service Our Motto. Members of various societies of St. burgh, the gift of the National offi Mary’s parish assembled in St, Jo cers. Father Paul Fife t f Canon City, guaranteeing her expenses. Ices DRESSMAKING—TAILORING—HEMSTITCHING seph’s hall with the clergy, relatives former assistant at St. Mary’s, were served by the following women: THE GIRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION CO. of Father Anthony and litUe attend added his words of praise for the new Mrs, George Shearer, Mrs. C. C. 144S-I4S5 Welton St., Denver THE FLORENCE SHOP “Madame .dame LL. Ha^rU,Harris, Prop ants. Seats were reserved in the priest. j) Bellinger, Mrs. C. L, Ducy, Mrs. Used furniture for Rome and Office, SimmonR beds and springs, new and used MODISTE rags, guaranteed ranges always in stock. Prices reasonable. Liberal credit church for those especially invited Father Cyril paid a splendid trib George Morrissey, Mrs. Lee Williams, 6030 East Colfax Avenue YOrk 5227 and for the Sisters of the Benedictine Exchanges and trades made. Get our offer. ute to Father Anthony. He told Mrs. J. W. Lynch, Mrs. George Hub- Auction sales Mondays and Thursdays at 2 p. m. r order, many of whom had taught how a special dispensation had to be hard,- Mrs. Rose Fairbanks, Misa TELEPHONE KEYSTONE BBSS Father Anthony in St. Mary's school. obtained for him on account of his Mayme Hanlon, Miss Jennie Pinga- Promptly at 10 o’clock the bells of youth. Father Cyril, as he spoke, tore. Miss Bernice Ducy, Mrs. Charles S t Mary’s pealed forth joyous music, was deeply affected. He said, “ This Baum, Mrs, Thomas Kerrigan, Mrs. CAREFUL REPAIRING QUALITY MEATS ARE Annunciation Parish as did the bells of Mt. Carmel and is the greatest day oiir parish has Charles Cambron, Mrs. J. W, Griffith, Of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry St. Anthony’s churches close by. MORE ECONOMICAL ever known.” Mrs. C. L. Dingman and Mrs. Georgia Clocks Called For and Delivered When the. procession reached the Abbot Cyprian took his hearers to Zeiger. The firms listed here de- front of the church the tfhoir of 75 HANSEN & HANSEN LOUDON’S MARKET the school room of the abbey, where The graduation class of St. Mary’s Rabtoay & Simering voices took up the joyous music. JEWELERS serve to be remembered E. 34th A re. and York St. the young men are prepared for Holy hospital was delightfully entertained 1030 West Colfax Members of the Young Ladies’ sodal Official Railroad Watch Inspector! for Alt Orders. He told of the deep study June 18 by the members of the Across from St. Leo’s Church when you are distributing QUALITY MEATS ity formed an aisle to the altars, Roads Out of Denver they have to make if in after years Alumnae association at an all-day through which the clergy and others 526 Sixteenth Street KEystone 3012 Phone KEystone 3638 your patronage in the dif At Lowest Possible Prices they hoped to be worth while in a picnic at the Abbot’s lodge near West- entered. The Knights of Columbus, parislu He said that the Benedictines cliff e, Colo. The party left by motor ferent lines of business. Tbe market you’ll swear by— not a t of which Father Anthony is a mem When You Need a wantOT only worth while young men and arrived at the lodge just before ber, were seated in the center aisle. Cahn-Forster to c
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION J ^Thursdajjr^^ Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER 5413 PAGE SEVEN Poets Express Joy at Colorado The Satisfaction Priests’ Siber Jubilee Fetes
Plain prose apparently could not jubilee. The Bev. J. J. Roche, of Security do juBtice to the expressions of best of F' 'Chok, Nebr., |»ve the sermon wishes and joy at tne silver jubilee of the / o'r:a8ion. The Rev. J. A. celebrations last week of Fathers Krrbr-j^astor at Yuma, was toastmas Wben you put your Myingt in the Louis Pecorella and James T. Cotter. ter iyih e dinner following. Among Two beautiful poems paid tribute to other/ priesL. attending was the Rev. Do your shoeing FIRST INDUSTRIAL BANK you hare them and their work, one of them Joseph C. pastor of Brush, ■r ^ Wf? ______the latitfaction of knowings that for written by a Colorado priest and the ColpI The poem Fathe. Cotter re eyerjr dollar you depoiit you receive other by a nun in far-away Ireland. ceived came from Sister M. Ursula hack a dollar pint interett, The gathering of the Colorado clergy Cantwell, ConTC..i of Mercy, Cork « at the celebrations showed how City, Ireland, and. besides being a deeply they felt about the jubilees beautiful poetic tribute, Its handwrit and surely twenty-five years spent ing is almost a work of art. There it no thrinkage— on the contrary your money growt and For the in the footsteps of our Lord should All glory to our Euehari.Ue Lord, the pleature of taying it enhanced by the knowledge that your be an inspiration that the language So mighty and lo wondrout In His ways. money it tafe. of transcendent emotion itself could Whom now our grateful hearts with ona accord hardly portray. Adora and praisal Two decades and five yat. s ago today. The silver jubilee of Father Louis He, from His attar sweeUy called to tb«a. Pecorella of La Junta June 18 was Inviting thee to tread the perfect way— attended by the Rt. Rev. J. Henry “Cor el Follow Mel" Nine thoueand times thy word whh power First Industrial B/sut, Tihen, D.D., Bish<^ of Denver; the divine Rt. Rev. Cyprian Bradley, Abbot of The Victim of ths Rood hss saon.ieed; 1638 WELTON ST. Holy Cross abbey, Canon City, and Nine thousand times has dyed those lire ' t a number of prominent Colorado thine KEystone 6366 The Blood of Christ! clergy, all of whom vied in paying *Ih* Only Mirra 'Flan 'Bank in QoUradt How often hae thy hand been raised above tribute to Father Pecorella for the W ith sacred sign the penitent's bowed head; r ' tremendous work he has done under How oft, too. has it fed souls at His Feast With Heavenly Bread! great difficulties in his twenty-five Thy feet, these years, bare trod ths moun years as priest The following lines tain steep came from the pen of the Rev. E. E. O f sin and sorrow 1 A s with seal untold 'Hioia sougbteet out and led tbs wand'risg Behiels, S.J., o f Our Lady of iMount sheep Sixtunth and CutHt Carme] parish, Pueblo, and were read Bsek to the fold? ‘THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. by him at the dinner following the A priest fort'er thou art I— and father, too. jubilee Mass: And we, thy gratef” ! children, for thee pray Comer Fifteenth and Curtia, Cbarlet Building That Gow may pour B is gifts on th e- anew I This "SU .e r D t - ” J ' Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines Our souls, our hev<:sN,o>rflow with k1c« And keep thee in our midst for many years On this thr sUver/jublTce! To plesd before Code throne for ne in !|| Dependable’ Pret^iption Service Telephone Main 1000 May God still grant tb^m any years prayer. To ehssr tbs sad, to dry titeir tears 1 For we, amid oor eorrowi, foye and fears, . JI Would feel thy care. Still many years o( priestly life That long In God’s own vineyard thou mayet E'er brave, e'er strons amid the strife I reap The Master’s voice e’er prompt to heed. Abundant harvestil— y. .idlng bnndrcd-fold To hungry hearts His Word to feedi That five and twenty years hence, wo may Where Style m keep Cathedral Parish Thy “ Jubilee G old!" Still many years of service true The Master's will e'er prompt to dol And when the shadowc fell at close of day To all alike a beacon bright And earthly work is o'er, at last for tbtj Myer’s SHOE REPAIR Service A guiding atar within tne night I Ohi mayst thou hear again the Savior say— "Cornel Follow Mel" Specialist on Ladies’ Fine Shoes IV Not 01 the road of sacrifice to tread Costs Less And when the sands of lift have run. We Call for and Deliver As when this invitation came of yore. And death comes knocking at thy door, But to thy heavenly home above, inetead h i 1th and Ogden FRanklin 4383 0, may thy soul, bright as the sun For ever morel Abide with Christ forever morel Where thou shall see Him face to face, and i TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE The celebration of Father James T. rest Cotter of Wray, Colo,, was attended In sweet communion soul to soul, to share RED ARROW GARAGE In joy and peaca with John' the Master’s by ten priests of the Denver diocese, Brrast • ;S21.27 c6R 0N A s t r e e t PHONE YORK 2061 who assisted at the Solemn Mass of His priest fore’erljre eri/
The firmi listed here de Star Delicatessen No. 2 serve to be remembered 741 £ , Colfax Ave. Phone YOrk 4360 Father Terence H. Devlin Speaks at when you are distributing r FANCY DELICACIES your patronage in the dif Hot and Cold Lunches. Father Newell’s First Solemn Mass ferent lines of business. Soda Fountain Service— We Deliver (Continued From Page 1) the world. He will bring before his The joys his joys, their sorrows his sor people again and again that divine HOWARD’S “ ME.\TING” Place of Satisfaction rows. He will be the physical repre drama of a God dying for their sins. sentative of God to them. God seems With his anointing fresh upon him Come in and select a ear bearing the famous red Buy now and you can choose from the finest and HEMSTITCH SHOP to them so far away sometimes, he has the same power the Apostles OK tag that shows just how it has been inspected most complete selection of 4 and 6 cylinder used |.i MRS. 0. M. HOWARD, Prop. Daly’s Market somewhere there beyond the skies. had when, they came forth from the and thoroughly reconditioned to provide a maxi cars we have ever featured. E.Z.G.M.A.C. Apparently He has forgotten them Last Supper wliere Christ Himself mum of value. Terms. •.! . hemstitching, Dressmaking Tailoring Milk Fed Poultry had appointed them and raised them ' ^ ■ Notions and Covered Buttons and does not hear their prayers. But ■ Com Fed Baby Beef & he, their priest, is human, and can to the dignity o f the priesthood— Your ;851 Corona FR. 5650 Phone Fr_S805 1127 E. 9tb Are. understand their sorrow and their the same power that Christ exercised on that memorable night when, tak MURPHY'MAHONEY Chevrolet Dealers suffering and they will come to him I THE CATHEDRAL R O A C H ’S > and lay their hearts and souls bare ing bread in His hands, He blessed I to him. Somehow he will take their it and spoke over it those words. 2986 North 4peer Blvd. Next to the North Side High School GAIIup 1457 LOGAN MARKET\ troubles upon himself and their ‘This is My Body.’ And the breau ^ '^Shoe Repair Shop hearts will be lightened. And when became the living Body and Blood First Choose Your Dealer, Then Choose Your Used Car. 1 332 E. Colfax 1471 Logan KE. 5917 he lays their sorrows before the o f Christ Himself. Every time he says Mass he will but carry out An Work Guaranteed « GROCERIES AND MEATS throne of God, God will listen to his prayer and right the wrongs. Christ’s , commandment, ‘As often as USE REGISTER STICKERS ‘ ]^st' Materials and Neat FREE DELIVERY you do this, do it as a memory of They show the merchant his advertising here pays. J"______’ Workmanship______Helping the Entire Community "In his charity, he will teach his Me until I come.’ people that the great thing in life • Newhouse Cafe -the only thing in this life— is to "Small wonder that we rejoice with HAGLER’S save their souls.. Sorrows, heartache? him today because such power and ^ Special Noon-day Lunches, 3Sc-S0e Grocery and Market and disappointment are all but the dignity have come to him. I need not Also a la .rte common heritage of Adam; they are teU him that our hopes and prayers 1314 E. 17th Aye. YOrk 2721 really the stepping stones for greater will ever g;o with him. May he work Sunday Mornin Breakfast FREE DELIVERY things in our eternal life. He will many years in God's vineyard and AFEWAY STORE reap an abundant harvest Miss Sallio Sta ips M ^. Where Your Patronage Is teach the eternal truths of God, tell ing them again and again the old I >308 E. Colfax M. 9777 Appreciated "In one word— To live in the DISTTreiDUmONJ WITMOLi-r W/XSTTE: proverb, ‘What does it profit a man h midst of the world without wishing ^ACE CURTAINS, Draperies, Laces, to gain the whole world and suffer its pleasures; to be a member of dCenter Pieces and all Table Linens ^ E D STAR the loss of his pwn soul?’ He will each family, yet belonging to none; Cleaned and Hand Pressed. show them that their Savior and King to share all su fferin g; to penetrate EFFECTIVE IN DENVER AND SUBURBAN STORES JUNE 27 AND 28 not only carried the cross of their NO PIN HOLES GROCERY CO. all secrets; to heal all wounds; to ^o sorrow but that He walks beside from men to God and offer Him Call for and Deliver . YOrk 5516 them now, helping make theif burden their prayers; to return from God CITY LACE CLEANERS light. And the blessing he gives to to men to bring pardon and hope; CRACKERS 218 E. 7th Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 530 East Colfax his people will be increased by God's to have a heart of fire for charity Grahams or Krlspies, Loose Wiles, Fresh, Crisp, blessing. and a heart of bronze for chastity; and Nutritious. 2-lb. caddie at a real saving. “ In addition to teaching and min to teach and to pardon, to console Pears and to bless always, my God what a istering, he is to stand at God’s altar Del Monte Brand— ^just another delicious and taKe part in the most wonderful life! And it is yours, Oh priest of St. Dominic's Parish lach. . fruit to add to your salad. No. 2 cans. drama ever enacted in the history of Jesus Christ 1’’ 28c ED’S GROCERY AND MAR k I t CIRCLE HOLDS PARISH PICNIC With every purchase'of $1 or over we will give away FREE twenty articles, 6 ...... ^ . . f o r ...... dj , value 25c to 50c, starting Saturday, June 21. JUNE MEETING OF LITTLETON CHEESE n ii3826 W . 23rd Ave, ______Gallup 3691 Kraft Brand— the cheese with a nation wide rep (Blessed Sacrament Parish) The Altar society of St. Mary’s utation for quality. American, Pimento, or WEST 35th AVE. SHOE REPAIRER St. Joseph’s circle held its June church, Littleton, will sponsor a pic Brick. V^i-lb. packages. SHOES SOLED— PRICES PLEASE— WHERE? meeting at the home of Mrs. William nic for all the members of the parish W. McEwen, Jr., with Mrs. Ernest and their friends at Elitch’s gardens, |,.4322 W . 3Stb A re. Call for and Deliver. GAlInp 4761 Peaches Liese as assistant hostess. A delicious Denver, this Sunday. The picnickers lach. luncheon was served and the after will leave Littleton at 11 o’clock. The 19c Del Monte Brand— yellow, cling peaches in SUPERIOR CLEANERS noon was spent in playing bridge. outing is a complimentary affair. heavy sweet syrup. No. 2 cans. High honors were won by Mrs, Dan- [All That the Name Implies * Mrs. E. E. Kistler, ahey. VACATION SCHOOL 2996 North Speer at Federal Bird. Phone Gallup 08 10 The Misses Mary Buckley and PEAS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Mary Loretta Doyle were joint hos OPENS AT BASALT Kuners, fancy, tender, locally grown peas. New 6 ...... T o ...... $1 tesses recently at an informal dinner pack, canned last week at their Brighton can PINION FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY social at the home of the latter. nery. No. 303 carts. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward have as Glenwood Springs.— Messrs. Mi ' Lump Coal, $5.50 and up Steam Coal, $2.50 and up their house guest Mrs. Ward’s sister, chael Fleming and Damen McCad- iCor. 25th and Decatur F. A. Mumford, Mgr.______Phone GAllup 5125 Mrs. Mallett of New Orleans. don, from S t Thomas’ seminary, SAFEWAY MEATS | Miss Marie Pigeon left Sunday for Denver, arrived in Glenwood Friday .for. t and left Saturday for Basalt to begin 35c REAL QUALITY AT LOWER PRICES f ! WE HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION Pueblo, Colorado, where she will be one of the bridal party at the mar their work in the summer vacation OF USED CARS IN DENVER riage of her chum, Miss Henrietta school. SIRLOIN STEAK ‘ 15! Rev. J. P. Carrigan, who attended High Quality and Low Prices. Always See Us Before Thompson. She will remain in Pueblo BUTTER Or short cuts from choice young steer beef— f o r « time as the guest of Miss Una the priests’ retreat in Denver this cut any thickness. You Buy Any Car Fisher. week, is expected back Saturday Every care is exercised in producing Safeway morning. Butter in an endeavor to give you the best Vincent and Joseph Sullivan and ound. 2 9 c AGED WOMAN STRUCK Thomas Evans of Leadville visited DOWN BY AUTOMOBILE friends here Sunday. ound. BEEF R O A ST Miss Helen Gregory left last week 33c Or. steaks, best shoulder cuts choice young beef Mrs. Kate Haley, 70 years old, for a three months’ visit in Califor — any site piece. 3702 Delgaiiey street, was seriously nia. injured Monday when she was struck I Patrick Hayes o f Chicago, who ar down by an automobile at Sixteenth rived here the latter part of the P ound...... 1 9 c and Lawrence streets. She was re week, has taken his brother, Tim moved to the Denver General hos Hayes, to Denver for medical treat PURE LARD “ OUR SERVICE MUST PLEASE” pital, where physicians say she is ment. Chris Quigley and son, James, Peaches suffering from a compound fracture accompanied them. Or Compound, very best quality— no limit of the right leg and a possible frac St. Theresa’s court, C. D. of A., en Del Monte Golden sliced peaches. No. 2 ture of the left leg. Mrs. Haley’s joyed a social at the K. C. hall Monday cans. Pound...... 1 0 C St. Teresa’s Parish condition is regarded as serious be evening. Cards furnished the amuse cause of her advanced age. She has ment. Delicious refreshments* were been a member of Annunciation par served by the hostesses, the Mes- PICNICS I [Modern Plumbing and TH E A U R O R A ish since the early days when it was danms M. Donegan, M. Pierce and .for... Mild, sugar cured— medium 'size. known as St. Anne’s parish. She is J. foryell and the Misses Blanche 6 n Heating Co. Drug Company the mother of Mrs. H. Boyd, Mrs. Boland, Mary Guadnola and Mary P ound...... 19c Plumbing, Heating, Repairing A .’ Carlson, C. J. and T, T. Haley, McNulty. all of Denver, and of J. J. and J. M. Phone Aurora 175-J A Complete Drug Store Haley of Los Angeles, Calif. "They say,” writes Angus MaC' SAUSAGE 1515 Dallas Street* Aurora, Colo. Gregor, "that the Scotch are a stingy Seasoned with that Old Plantation Seasoning. Res. Phone Aurora 176-W Free Delivery Phone Aurora 253 Apricots That a certain young man is wise race. I can prove, however, that they beyond his years was proved when he are not. Why, the first thing that 1 Del Monte Brand— deliciously served for paused before answering a widow ...... pounds...... AURORA FLORAL CO. did after landing in this country your morning fruit. No. 2 cans. 2 2 5 c who had asked him to guess her age. from Scotland was to give a dinner Let Us Fill Your Porch Boxes “ You must have some idea," .^ o for a party of 80. FRANKFURTERS *‘:olfax‘ at Fulton______Aurora 71-W said. "Yes, sir. And even though he is Veal Loaf, souse, or bologna. “ I have several ideas,” said the 80, he's a very dear friend o f mine!" .for.... "IT IS WISE TO CHOOSE A SIX’’ young man, with a smile, ‘"rhe only 6 n troume is that I hesitate whether to A harmonioufly decorated hou«e U Pound...... 1 9 c DAY CHEVROLET CO. make you ten years younger on ac the result of the correct selection of count of your looks or ten years older color and design.— Schayer, "A Mas PbonM— Frasklia 4022— Aurotm 152. Aarora, Colo* on account of your brains." ter Painter. ’ t
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WHY DO YOU SHADE YOUR EYES? Apostolic Delgate hvited to LEONA MARIE SCHIFFERDECKER. 8976 Zenobia atrceL Beloved daughter of Mr. When you step from a buildint' into the'glare of the sun you instinc and Mrs. George Schifferdecker, sister, of tively shade your eyes with your hand. Do you know why? To Denver for N.C.C.W. Convention Mrs. L . A. Wilkie, Mr«. I... H. Augustus, Mrs. Charles Tucker and Herbert Sebiffer- protect your eyes from the glare, not because the sunlight is harm decker. Requiem Hass was offered Thursday ful. Let us fit you with our tinted lenses and it will be unnecessary at Holy Family church. Interment M t.'0!i- to shade your eyes. The Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry gram— ^thc successful completion of vet Horan & Son service. The Groom’s Gift Tihen, D.D., speaking to the priests the Seminary Crusade, the continued VIRGINIA ORTIZ. 3204 Larimer street. at the retreat m Regis college Thurs support of The Register in its local Services were held Saturday at the Boule ) Optometrists Opticians day, announced that an invitation has and national development plans and vard mortudry. Interment Mt. Olivet. Of all the gifts Life will bestow to your bride, Sir, none been extended to the Most Rev. the continued support of the Catholic MARGARET W U R Z. June 21, of 1087. 11th street. Beloved sister of Mrs. Frances is awaited with such expectancy or destined to be treas-^ Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, Apostolic Charities office. Fisher. Mrs. Katherine Hines and Mrs. Fred THE SWIGERT BROS. OPTICAL CO. Delegate to the United States, to at The Bishop declared that the de Fisher. Requiem Mass was offered Wednes ured so tenderly as the token you present on your wed tend the National Council o f Catholic velopment of The Register through day at St. Elizabeth’s church. Interment 1550 California St. KEystone 7651 Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hackethal mortuary ding day. W hoM Reputation and Equipment Give You the H ifhast Grade o£ Service Women's convention in Denver in its various diocesan editions has service, brought distinction to the diocese, late September. His Excellency will WILUAM SHINN, June 24, at Mercy And nothing is so worthy of this high office as the dia I be in Omaha for the Eucharistic and he thanked the priests for their hospital. Beloved infant son of Mr. and Congress and it is hoped he can find support which has made this develop Mrs. Howard Shinn of 8021 East 10th ave mond w^thaits radiant deathless beauty. time to come West to Denver. The ment possible. nue. Services were held Tbarsdsy at the Theodore Hackethal mortuary. Interment Bishop urged that the priests encour The Bishop declared that the hier M t. Olivet. age the women in the convention archy is working on a boy club pro JAMES J. McDONNELLof 2021 Humboldt plans and pronounced the chanty gram, which may be linked with the street. Beloved husband of Sarah McDon Through countless offerings nell, father of J. J. McDonnell of Den work done by the N.C.C.W. in Colo Boy Scouts. Meanwhile he urged the ver and John K. McDonnell of Detroit! ^)(lcnk every gravt^ rado prodigous. Three great move priests to promote the Honaso move brother of Mrs. Anna McIntosh of Green and limitless selections we ments were especially recommended ment *for boys and also" the Senior field, Ont., and Alexander McDonnell of Spokane, W ash. Remains were forwarded have patiently and with exact by the Bishop in the diocesan pro Holy Name society. Thursday from the Hagins mortuary to THE DENVER MARBLE & Leadville, Colo., for services and interment. ing care chosen the gifts we JULIANA VASQUEZ, 8266 Lafayette street. Requiem Mass was offered Satur day at St. Cajetan’s church. Interment now invite you to inspect. GRANITE COMPANY Alumni of Seminary to Establish ML Olivet. Established 1874 MALCOLM HENRY COLBURN MCDON ALD of Cripple Creek, Colo, Beloved father W . E. GREENLEE, Prea. of Nina A. Madden. Requiem Hass -was of Burse for Education of Student fered Tuesday at the Cathedral. Diamond-set Pendants, Rings, Watches, 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 ANNA MONTGOMERY. June 22. Re quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at the The Alumni association of St. named by the retiring president, the (^thedrsl. Interment Ht. OliveL Brooches, etc. Thomas’ seminary decided Thursday Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron of Littleton, MARY C. TUCKER. June 24. Widow of afternoon, at a meeting in Carroll to map the vocation campaign. A Thomas P. Tucker; mother of Alfred C. Tucker of Huntington Park. Calif., and Mrs, Prices from $10 up hall at Regis college, to found a committee on the burse movement F. B. Haselwood of Broomfield, Colo. In- burse for the perpetual education of was named, consisting o f the Rev. terment took place Thursday at ML Olivet. HARTFORD a Colorado student for the priesthood H. V. Campbell of Denver, the Rev. at the seminary. While plans are Edward Woeber of Colorado Springs, GIVE YOUR WATCH A SQUARE DEAL Death and Funeral Notice* UNDERTAKING being arranged for the burse, which and the Rev. Joseph Higgins of A good watch is the most accurate instrument in gen Theodore will represent a $6,000 gift to the Pueblo. by the Olinger Mortuary COMPANY diocese, the alumni will take upon The association appropriated $25 eral use. In justice to the service you expect from your US5-87 GLENARM ST. themselves the financing of a stu from its treasury as a gift towards MARY ANN CUMMINGS, June 20. Be- watch, you should give it the simple and reasonable care dent's board and tuition at the sem the national convention fund of the loved infant daughter of Mr. and Mr». Hackethal Phone K eyiton ^2779 inary in the coming school term. National Council of Catholic Women, Jerome V . Cumminga of 741 Lincoln atreet. which will enable it to serve you faithfully and well. Rei. Phone South 329S Services were held Saturday at the Olinger Several hundred dollars will be re which meets in this city in Septem chapel. Interment H t. Olivet. MORTUARY quired for this and the members will ber. tax themselves $10 each to cover the 'The following new officers were A teacher asked her class to state Do Not Wait for Your 1449-51 Kalamath St. cost. elected; Rev. Joseph Higgins, pastor the difference between the words “ re Watch to Break Down Having played a major role in the of St. Patrick's, Pueblo, president; sults” and “ consequences.” Phone Main 4006 HATFIELD MORTUARY upbuilding o f the seminary as to the Rev. John P. Walsh, pastor at A bright girl replied: “ Results are From Overwork! Our S«rvlc« UncxeeUad anil structural equipment, the association Crested Butte, vice president;idf the what you expect and consequences Economical now intends to work towards Colo Rev. Edward Woeber, assistant at are what you get.” Accumulated dirt or lack of oil LADY ASSISTANT rado vocations to the priesthood. A S t ilary's, Colorado Springs, treas cause an excessive strain and 2775 So. Broadway committee consisting of the Rev. urer; the Rev. John P. Moran, pastor FRANK J. CONWAY, Agent, New York Life Insurance Co., 200 Insurance may injure the best and most Phones So. 2805 Enflawood 577 Joseph Higgins, Pueblo; the Rev. F. at Golden, secretary, Building, Fourteenth and Champa Streets, accurate watch movements. G. Smith, Littleton, and the Rev. A meeting of the society will be TAbor 6281; Residence, 568 South Wash ington Street, SOnth 1585-R. Dr. Matthew Smith, Denver, was held in Pueblo in October. We Do Expert Watch BILLS BROS. T ani] Clock Repairing. \ MONUMENTS Register Small Ads Honest Price*. 1044 SPEER BLVD. All Degrees of Learning HaVe Prompt and CarefnI Serrice. John Norman & Co. MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or town real estate; no red tape; do delay. Hr. V. M. Gildea, Prop. Chance in “ S d ool of Prayer” Phelps, 1711 California' strecL Keystone ARTISTIC Opposite Riverside Cemetery 2867. 4989 Vine St. YOrk 1805 While the highest utility of prayer The Rev. Dr. Francis L. Keenan, READERS OF CATHOLIC REGISTER OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Prices That Are Right professor of Sacred Scripture and Secure half rate. Dr. W . A. O'Connell MEMORIALS is to be found in the honor and wor agrees D allow readers of this paper half ship man renders to God, there is moral theology at St John’s Boston rata on Chiropractic treatments. For free The Beit Value for Your Money also in prayer “ another essential ecclesiastical seminary, will begin his examination you may telephone Keystone though secondary object, namely series o f five addresses on the Bible 4053 or call at Suite 247 Steele Bldg^ man’s own spiritual improvement and in the “ Catholic Hour” Sunday, June corner 16th and Welton. M. O^Keefe Jewelry Co. Jacques Bros. advancement,’ ’ the Rev. Thomas F. 29. Dr. Keenan's subject in his first SMALL ADS— THURSDAY ....fB...... Burke, G.S.P., former superior gen address will be "What is the'Bible? FOR RENT— Lower floor, three pleasant DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS MONUMENTS eral of the Congregation of St, Paul or. Storehouse of Religion.” unfumiahed rooms; walking distance. 1416 M. O'Keefe. President Mirgeret O'Keefe, Sec'y-Treti. Cemetery the Apostle and now pastor and supe The program opens with an an Emerson street. ____ Walter J. Kerwin, Vicc'^Pret. Fred BrEun, Second VIee-Pree. rior of Old St. Mary’s church, San nouncement, followed by the sing ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH— For sale, mod 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 Francisco, declared last Sunday in ing of the signature hymn, “ Thy Will ern five room house, sleeping porch, gas the third and last of his series of Be Done,” composed by Father Finn. furnace, single garage, attractive grounds. Mail Orders Given Prompt, Efficient Attention Memorials Reasonably priced for quick sale. 513 Inca addresses in the "Catholic Hour.’’ Following the singing of "Incline SL Phone South 6717-R. ______The “ Catholic Hour” is sponsored by Thine Ear,” a composition of Mim- 28 East Sixth Avenue the National Council o f Catholic Men mel, by the Mediaevalists, Dr. Kee W A N TE D — Experienced press girl, good on shirts and dresses. Pierce’s Hand Laun Phone TAbor 6468 and is broadcast over a network of nan will deliver his address. The dry. East 12th and Madison. York 4789. address will be followed by the Established 1902 ttie National Broadcasting company, including KOA, Denver, and WOW, Mediaevalists singing “ 0 Sacred M AN and wife accompany u* on ten-day trip in mountains; have ear; man drive part ^ ; Omaha. Heart of Jesus,” by Tozer, and the time; fifty-fifty on expenses. M. E. R.. Father Burke, who was speaking on station announcement. The second care Denver Catholic Register.______half of the program opens with the the “ Utility of Prayer,’’ said that “ we COMPETENT middle aged woman would are concerned chiefly with that kind Mediaevalists sin^ng the following like position in rectory, small tosm. Box W E M O V E of prayer which we may call the most three numbers:/vnInxM “ Veni Creator Spir- T, care Denver Catholic Register.______on S U t . Cnpnol Croond. human, namely the prayer of peti itus” (plain chant). “ 0 Rest In the J. M. OREEN Frame Honiei and Garafei Lord,”...... by ■■Mendeisisohn, ii with Miss W A N T A D S ------aSeDENVERDRY GOODS G>. tion.’ ’ FOR RENT— 7-room modern furnished 1875 Lofay.tt. StrMt For Service—KEy.toao 622S Alma Stoll as contralto soloist, and “ The school of prayer,” Father house in SL Francis de Sales' parish. Call fork 7410 EsUblltbed 1801 Office & Warehoute, 1$21 20th St. "Sanctus (Assjimpta Est),” by Pales Burke said, “ is open to all comers. South 4984-R. ______trina. For the next ten minutes of In that school have. been trained the “ Hour” Dr. Keenan will answer TUTORING— Grade or high: experienced and .formed men and women of texcher, college graduate, reasonable charges. questions. The Mediaevalists will 1938 Lincoln St. Tabor 2902. all degrees of worldly learning then present: “ Ave Maria,” by How Many of These and of intellectual attainment. Brahms; “ Nunc Dimittis,” by Rach LIVE IN REGIS HEIGHTS. We have Strangely and strongly different in maninov, with John Finnegan and jnst the nicest small home suitable for a A Duty We Assume intellectual brilliancy as, for exam young couple to get started and save rent. chorus, and “ St. Paul Hymn,” com ple, were St. Augustine and St. 850 down will move you id and the price Lovely Junior Frocks Death in a family places upon the members posed by Father Young. The pro is only , $1,300, including garage. Located Teresa on the one hand, and the Cure duties to which they are not accustomed. It gram will cloM with an announce at 5172' Alcott St, Drive ont and see it of Ars and St. Margaret Mary on ment and the singing of the signature today. Burns, Kittredge building. Main 8214. is a great consolation to be able to tu|m to a the other, these souls progressed to hymn. mortician who will not only see to it that fit the same sublime heighto in the LITTLE GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE— Try Will Go in Your school of prayer. That school is open the new Frederick Vita Tonic permanent ting and proper arrangements are made but PIONEER RANCHMAN DIES IN wave; $5.50 for abort bob; $6.60 for long to all, even to the most poorly DENVER bob. 249 Steele building, 16th and Welton at a cost well within the family means. equipped in a worldly sense, yea, Funeral serrices for Georqe Rittmayer. atr«t. Keystone 9282. even to the greatest sinner who, 8326 Williams street, pioneer Colorado Vacation Trunk? ranchman, were held from St. Elizabeth’s NEW HOLLAND HOTE^-Worklng peo when all other hopes have fled, may church Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. Burial ple cut expenses. Good board and room. was in M l Olivet cemetery under direction still turn to God in prayer. $7.50 up: phone and water in each room. of Horan £ Son. Mr. Rittmayer died Sun Cathedral parish; walking distance. Phone BOULEVARD MORTUARf “ Thus is prayer the builder of day at his home. He had lived in Denver TAhor 6201, 1760 Pennsylvania street. .FEDERAL BLVD. AT NORTH SPEER character, the safeguard of virtue, ten years. He came to Colorado from (3er- man’s act of co-operation with grace many in 1872. For many years he operated FOR SALE— Drug store, 82,500 will !!L______K'N a ranch near Aurora. Surviving Mr. RUt- handle. Fine residential neighborhood. All in the establishing and perfecting mayer are two daughters. Mrs. Stephen cash business. For particulus write Box of the union of the soul with God. Custy of Aurora and Mrs. Matthew Devlin JAMES P. McCONATY T e | € ^ o n e Gallup 0 4 0 7 EM , in care Denver Catholic Register. In the temple of prayer God and men of Denver; two brothers, Adam of Denver and William of Glenwood Springs, and one FOR SALE— $8,000 Santa Rosa, California, ■meet. God gives this divine grqpe sister. Mrs. Barbara Walter of Glenwood property, . adjoining Burbank Gardena, for to man and man gives himself to Springs, There are also five grandchildren. $5,000 cash. Apply at once to A. P. McGcein, God in the submission of his intellect 686 Harrison SL, San Francisco, California. and will and heart. REQUIEM MASS SUNG FOR PIONEER WOMAN W A N TE D — Efficient Catholic woman as “ Radiating from this power and Funeral services were held Tuesday morn priest’s Ijousekeeper in Black Hills town. value of prayer are the consequent ing for Mrs, Catherine Cooper, pioneer Den Age between 30 and 50. References re The Hagins Mortuary effects. P; Prayer becomes in itself a ver resident, who died Sunday. A R ^u iem quired. State Age. Box T. V . care Denver Mass was sun» at 9 :80 o'clock at St. Vin Catholic R egister.. source of merit to man, as every good cent de Paul's church. Funeral arrange act performed in the grace of God ments were msde by the Boulevard mor W A N TE D — Catholic couple care for imr- is a source of merit. It adds to the tuary. Mrs. Cooper was 76 years old and iah house and grounds in return for free SERVICE sum total of divine approbation that came to Denver from Fayetteville. N. Y., a rent of 6-room furnished house. Only minor half century ago. Shortly after her arrival expenses to be meL Box M, Register. I shines upon every human action done here she met and married Henry D. Cooper, Refinement and Economy in Funerals for the love of God. a pioneer grocer. She was stricken a week W A N TE D — A housekeeper^ by priest in ago with paralysis at her home, 837 South Southern Colorado, Write giving reference Personal Attention Prayer’* EffectiTe. P»wer Williams street. She is survived by her to Box L, care Denver Cxtholic Register. 'Prayer too has in it .the Effective husband, a daughter, Anna Cooper: a Plenty of flowered Call YOrk 1135 . . Day or Night brother, Henry H. Cooper, secretary of the N E W and old lawns a specialty. Call us power of obtaining that which it asks, Threewlt-Cooper O m en t company, and two for a bid. Sheep fertilizer. Work guaran the power, as it is called* in the chiffons as ro R obt.'J. Kelly 6 2 0 EAST COLFAX grandchildren, Katherine and Richard Cooper. teed. GA. 4303-M . i Associate. Mortician language of the schools, of impetra- mantic as an old- tibn. All prayer that ascends to MRS. MARY SEILER DIES IN COLORADO SQREENS made and repaired; general re SPRINGS pair work: painting, roofing, by hour or con fashioned garden. heaven, accompanied by the essen Mrs. Mary T. Seiler, 80, pioneer Colorado tract. W . C. Stein, telephone YOrk 0884, tial conditions of validity, draws resident, died at her homo in Colorado' 3128 FrankIliKSL Sizes 11 to 17. from the spring of divine promise the Springs Tuesday. Mrs. Seiler lived in Den waters of fulfillment. ver from 1890 to lh28, when she moved to ROOM and board in private home: reason $25 ! i Colorado Springs. She was born in Buffalo. able. 2068 Clarkson strecL Phone York SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS “ Not the least of the effects of N . Y . Her death followed -an illness of five 4278-M ,______prayer is ^hat of satisfaction. The months. Surviving her arc three daughters. Sheer hair braid THE NEW PARISH OF AURORA. COLORADO consciousness of sin to be atoned for, Sister Eulogia of St. Francis de Sales’ con FOR SALE— Five-room tnodern house, vent here, Mrs. J. B. Garvin and Mrs. Albert garage. 8828 Gilpin street; near church Dear Frludi and Uerote*. of tb. Dittl. FIow.fi even sin that has been forgiven by Wittman, both of Colorado Springs, and two and school. hat— $ 5 .0 0 Yon desir. to do .ometiilns (or th. UttJo infinite mercy,< creates in man a de sons. J. E. Seiler of Denver and T. J. Seiler Flower directly. Hera ii the ch in e, to obtain sire for penitential expression of his of Minneapolis, Minn. Funeral services will PIANO TUNING, regulating, voicing, re pairing; 22 years' experience; all work gnar- her interce.iion In an e.pecial manner, by be soul an(f!id among the acts which he be held in SL Catherine's church this Friday Natural shantung coming a Founder of the ehnreb which la dedl* at 11 o’clock. Burial will be at M l Olivet anteed. E. A. Howes, formerly with Bald eated to her in Aurora, Colorado, employs for that purpose is the act cemetery. win Piano company. 421 South Penn. Phone step-in pump— N am e, of all Foiindcra, IWini or dead, a r. of prayer. South 237$. belns Inurlbed in tha Book of Koaci of S t $10.00 ‘Tast, but no less important than REDUCTIONS IN FORDS BOOST FOR RENT— Five-room bonse, full base rheraae. T h i. book la placed upon the altar the others, is the effect of prayer >nd ipecial remembrance made at every H a .., DENVER SALES ment, modern, good condition: walking dis >hile a paHienlar holy M ae. is being offered that we call pleasure or spiritual joy. Reductions in the prices of Ford tance. two blocks from SL Leo's and 8L nunthly for the livinc end dead member, of Elizabeth’s churches. Adults only, 611 Here enters the proof of experience. cars and trucks ranging from $5 to Champa St. Printed crepe en Shantung ja ck e t he Founder. Voureelf, yonr children, perenti, Hero is the secret of the saints. eiativt. and friend.— each and every one— may $25 recently announced by ’ the sembles in pastel frocks in any num leeome a Founder of the Church of the Little Here is heaven on earth; eternity in O’MearaOfoung Motor Co. and the CATHOHe'’WOMAN WANTS WORK by' colors as enchant- Slower. Living and dead m iy be enrolled. time. Foy, if there stands out one day or hoar. C£n Keystone 6386, or call ber of youthful col Ford Motor company have caused a at 1012 E. 38th Ave. A Fonnder is one who contribntee five dol- fact above all others in^he lives of reaction in favor of sales greater ingly gay as June. ors and styles. 11 ■ri (SB BO) or more to the bnildlog fund. those who have gained the heights than had been expected. The reduc 5-ROOM house strictly modern, gas beat: Sizes 11 to 17. to 17. Do a ^eell of. charity for tha Little Flower of prayer, who have dwelt in con tion is due to two things: the tre near church and school; $3,250, terms. md her grateful invocation before the Sacred Owner. 3526 So. Logan SL Heart will not fall you in the boor of yonr tinuous union with God, it is the un mendous volume of business enjoyed $16.50 $10.75 xreajtest need. measured and unreasonable joy they by Ford dealers everywhere since the PAINTING, calelmining, decorating; all Four, aiocerely in Ciie Sacred Heart and Little Flower, have experienced.” first of the year, and efficiencies ef repairs on platter, brick, cement aqd wood REV. HENRY A. UEISEKT. “ The lives of intelli^nt beings work, by day or eoutract. 363 Bannook fected at the factory that lower the itreeL Phone South 3330. Stitched C repe Angora or flannel NOTE— A copy of a now ooveoa will be mailed to every Founder. with belief in God, in immortality, cost on several operations. Accord REV. HENRY A. (SEISERT. H a t - beret— $2.95 Box 246, Anrore. Colorado. in the relationship between the soul ing to AI O’Meara, sales jumped al UM BRELLAS repaired, recovered. Danver $5.00 Dear Father CeiM rt: 1 wi.h to become a Founder of the LdtUa Flower of of man and the spirit of God, must most immediately after the announce Umbrella Shop, 16th and Arapahoe, room Jt t H t -bnilding fund. 206 Jacobson Bldg. W m. Capclla, formerly be lives of prayer,” Father Burke ment of price reductions, although with Perini Bros. Eneloied pieaee find Pleaic enter my name In the Little Flower said in conclusion. A step-in tie Shoe Natural color linen Book of Roses, that I n a y have the benefit of the holy Maiaei. Y o u n faithfuUr, the O’Meara-Young company had hail 'It has been a joy for me to give. no slump this year. CORONADO APARTMENTS — 440 East of natural shan cut-out sandals— I hope it has been a ,joy for you to I3tb avenue. Furnished buffet and 3-room NAME.. apartments: Frigidaire. Call Apt. 16 or e ^ l tung— $10.00 $7.50 receive. But the greatest joy that I While on your vacation let Schayer Main 9461. ADDRESS.. could wish you all is the joy of decorate your houfe— you’ll be de prayer, that joy which surpasses any lighted on your return. Colfax at LAUER'S PRIVATE HO.ME FOR BABIES. Tha Danvar Dry Goods Co., Modarnetto Shop, Second Floor Undemonritbed babies a specialty. 8001 thing that the world can give.” Joaaphtne. Vine streeL Franklin 3551.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION