NEW PRIEST SAYS MASS IN ROOM OF DYING RISHOP FULL PLANS OF Contents Copyrighted— Permission to Reproduce Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue PRELATE GIVEN POPE’S BIRTHDAY COMMUNION BY FESTIVAL GIVEN FR. VANDEGAER Bishop in Letter Sets Forth What Is to Be Done Former St. Thomas’ Seminarian Principal in ’ in Churches of Denver Diocese Scene at Bedside of Head of Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D. D., this week announced the Alexandria Diocese diocesan plans for the celebration of the Holy Father’s 75th birthday anniversary May 31. These plans, briefly forecast 9ne of the most touching incidents in the history of the > in The Register last Thursday, are set forth in detail in the fol- Church in America occurred last Saturday at Shreveport, Louisiana, when a man just ordained from St. Thomas’ semi­ - lowing pastoral sent to the priests: Tht National Catholic Welfare Conference Newt Serrice Suppliei The Denver Catholic Heaiater and The Reciater. We Have Also Oor Reverend dear Father and Beloved We rejoice that Almighty God has Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the Fidei Serrice and the California Catholic Frees Service nary, Denver, celebrated Mass in the room where his Bishop, of the Laity: spared the Holy Father to the Church the Most Rev. Cornelius Van de Ven of Alexandria, Louisiana, Our Holy Father, Pope Pius XI, and to the world, and we pray for VOL. XXVII. No. 39. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, MAY 12,1932. $2.00 PER YEAR lay dying. The Bishop died Sunday night. The story, told in a wdll celebrate the seventy-fifth an­ hjm length of years to fill the Di­ dispatch to-The Times-Picayune, New Orleans, follows: niversary of his birth on Tuesday, vine mission entnisted to his care. In Shreveport, La., May 7.— A touch op, and again after Mass was called May 31. This event will be prayer­ that union of prayer extending First Mass to Be Offered May 13 on New Seminary Altar ing ceremony took place Saturday to the bedside to receive congratula­ fully commemorated throughout the throughout the world on his ‘anni­ morning at a local sanitarium, where tions of the Bishop, who for the past world by loyal Catholics who love to versary day, we ask that in every Bishop Cornelius Van de Ven of ten years had watched over him as look to the Pope of Rome as the church of the diocese, where pos­ Alexandria, for whose recovery hope he prepared for the ministry. visible representative of Christ on sible,. a Mass of thanksgiving be of­ is abandoned, is a patient. Bishop Van. de Ven died at the earth and the head of the Church fered on Tuesday, May 31, in grati­ The Rev. J. C. Vandegaer of Schumpert sanatorium, Shreveport, that He established. tude to Almighty God for the bless­ Many, who was ordained to the ings given the Church through the at 11 o’clock Sunday night. He un­ History will write of Pius XI as priesthood last Thursday at Lafay­ Vicar of Christ, and that some pray­ ette by the Bishop of Lafayette, said derwent an operation April 26. He one of the great Pontiffs of all times. was born in Oirschot, Holland, June ers be said after Mass for the inten­ his second Mass in the room of the He is a fearless leader of thought tion of the Holy Father. We urge 16, 1865, and was educated in Bois- as evidenced in his letters and En- ailing prelate. He was assisted by his le-Duc, that country. He was or­ our Catholic people to receive Holy brother, the Very Rev. N. F. Van­ [ cyclicals, giving to the world definite dained there" in 1890 and came to Communion at the Mass on Tuesday degaer of Monroe, and the Very Rev. ‘ ‘ moral principles of action and a the United States that same year, for the same intention. J. V. Plauche, Chancellor to the Christian solution of so many of the joining the Archdiocese of New Or­ A solemn service of Thanksgiving, Bishop. The Bishop, although very complex problems of the day. His leans. He was consecrated Bishop including a sermon and the singing weak, followed the ceremonies courageous messages are sympathet- of Natchitoches, La., November 30, of the Te Deum, will be held in the closely. [Jcally awaited by thoughtful men all 1904, the see being changed to Cathedral on Tuesday evening. May Ever since his illness. Bishop Van over the world. Alexandria August 6, 1910. He be­ 31, at 7:45 o’clock. This will be the de Ven had been worrying about came an assistant at the Pontifical Pope Pius XI has been the out­ official diocesan celebration .o f the the ordination of Father Vandegaer, throne November 12, 1929. The standing dynamic leader of mission anniversary of the Holy Father, and and had said he must get well by diocese has 49,325 Catholics. Lvvork in the Church at a time when we invite as many of the priests and May 22, the date for the ordination, If organized religion and its definite people who can attend to do so. but as he grew weaker, it was ■ necessity in the lives of men are mini­ In the churches outside of the city thought advisable to advance the Priest, Colorado Native, mized or ridiculed. The Holy Father of Denver, we ask that a similar eve­ date and to ask the Bishop of Lafay­ Drowns in Seattle Lake I has taken a special interest in the ning service be conducted wherever ette to ordain the young priest so I'seminaries of the world and in the possible. that he could say Mass before the Seattle.— The Rev. Paul J. I preparation of young men for the Kindly read this letter at all the Bishop’s death. Le Blanc, S.S., -Wai drowned iservice of the altar. In fact, his Masses on Sunday, May 29. When Father Vandegaer returned May 2 in Lake Washington. i feaseless activity has been extended Faithfully yours, from Many, where he had said his He wai stationed at St. Ed­ ■to all the needs of the universal first Mass, tears were in the eyes of ward’s seminary. Father Le + URBAN J. VEHR, Blanc was born in Holyoke, Church. Bishop of Denver. all assembled in the sick room as the newly-ordained priest extended Colo., in 1898. He made his hia hands in Benediction over his theological studies at St. Pat­ dying superior. rick’s seminary, Menlo Park, At the Mass, Father Vandegaer Calif., and the Sulpician semi­ [Register Subscription Day in gave Holy Communion to the Bish­ nary, Washington, D. C. Denver Churches This Sunday Nine Will Be Ordained The Register asks its readers in only with us but with all publica­ j Denver and suburbs to be generous tions. There has been almost no re­ I Sunday, when the annual subscrip- duction in printing costs; and, fur­ Priests Here on May 21 jtion collection will be taken up. Noth- thermore, we want none, if it has to |ing is asked of the unemployed, the come by adding to hard times through Class Notable for Sets of Brothers Who Are Giving -ick, religious or others who find it reduction of printers’ wages. Our IVery difficult to give: but we feel that work is perfectly solvent. We are Work to Church Others will do their' b ^ . Outside in good business condition. But or­ 5 . . . . I-' Denver and suburbs, subscribers pay dinary prudence demands that no Eight students of St. Thomas’ Wogan is one of two children born I $2 a year for The Denver Catholic stone be left unturned to keep things seminary will be ordained priests to Mrs. Wogan. The other son is 'Register and The Register, and so that way. We pve so much and The molt magnificent altar in Colorado, the $15,000 gift of the ion of a Methodiit clergyman, Paul Mayo, also a priest. He is Father John Saturday, May 21, by Bishop Urban l^far as possible we ask that this ask so little that our margin is al­ ii ready for uie at St. Thomai’ leminary, Denver. 'Ilie firit Man will be offered on it Friday morning. May 13, Wogan, present assistant at Annun­ standard be adhered to by Denver ways small, even under the best con by the Rt. Rev. Moniignor Joieph Boietti, Ph.D., chancellor of the Denver dioceie, a friend of the Mayo and J. Vehr, D.D., at the Cathedral, Den­ ciation church, Denver. givers. If they cannot give this ditions. Reed familiei. The altar ii in memory of Margery Reed Mayo, who wai a convert to the Catholic Church and ver. Four of the newly-ordained much, let them give what they can. You know what The Regster has a daughter of Vemer Z. Reed, mnltimillionaire, who alio died a Catholic. Artiiti, brought here from Chicago for $fill serve in the Denver diocese. Of Another son which the mother parish of the diocese is giving this If they can give more, let them d(jne. You know how, despite the the purpoie, finiihed the letting up of the altar thii week. The temporary altar ii being removed. these four, three are local young [do so. year is the Rev. William J. Kelly, natural isolation of Denver, it has The picturei ihow the entire altar and alio the center portion. Owing to the preience of the temporary men. It is a striking coincidence We feel that we have a right to son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kelly, become the largest Catholic news­ altar, it wai neceiiary to picture the new altar from the lide. that each of the city’s three candi­ ask Denver for generosity, for we paper in the English language. It 1215 Garford St, Denver. Born in dates to the priestly office has one jurselves are generous to Denver in has made Denver one of the pivotal Leadviller Colorado, April 24, 1906, 5ur plan of publication. Our Na- points of the nation in ecclesiastical or more brothers already in the he was a classmate of the Rev. Barry :ionai Edition has become a large affairs. A constant stream of let­ 14 TO BE ORDAINED TO priesthood or in the seminary. The Wogan in the Cathedral grade school and profitable publication. But in- ters comes to our office from the fourth Denver diocese aspirant comes and high school, likewise at Regis ;tead of taking anything from it for great universities, from prelates and LISTENING IN originally from New York city. With college. He will offer his first Sol­ lurselves— we take no dividends priests, and from the homes of both these four the Bishop will also or­ emn Mass at the same church and From any of our publications— we the rich and the poor, telling about SUBDIACONATE MAY 21 The testimony of Dr. John Galen on the same date as will his class­ dain two for the Diocese of Monte­ mate. The Masses will be sung at jut everything back into the finan- the entertainment and instruction Locke, former grand dragon of the rey-Fresno, California, and one for the Cathedral Sunday, May 22. The •ial till to help support our diocesan people get from reading The Regis­ Those present at the Cathedral, ver; Paul Slattery, Denver; Leo Mor­ K.K.K. in Colorado, given this week service in the Franciscan Order aublications. Denver and the other Denver, on Saturday, May 21, for gan, Cheyenne, Wyoming; Omer Ful­ in the federal hearing on his income Rev. William Kelly has a brother, ter in its various editions. (Order of Friars Minor). There will the ordination of nine young men to ton, Peoria, Illinois; Edward Has­ John, now studying for the priest­ lioceses we serve gain by this. 'The The world today is groaning un­ tax, was entertaining. He said that kins, Monterey-Fresnoj Thomas Ti­ also be a Benedictine in the class, hood at S t Thomas’ seminary. mm thus given by the Catholic Pub- der one of the worst trials in its his­ the Holy Priesthood, will be priv­ 1923 the Klan elected Stapleton ishing Society, Inc., is not less mayor of Denver, and the next year, the Rev. Maurus Zabolitzky of Holy The Denver diocese will have in tory. The forces of unbelief are us­ ileged to witness also the impressive rado, Spring;field, Illinois; • Harold ■ban $15,000 a year. But we when there was a recall fight against Cross abbey, Canon City, a brother its 1932 class of priests the Rev. ing the press, the school, and every conferring of the subdiaconate and Goodwin, Monterey-Fresno; Thomas him, spent $15,000 to $18,000 to of the Rev. Thomas Zabolitzky, Philip Ryan, born June 8, 1904, in lave only one purpose— the defense possible means to tear down all you of all four minor orders. Fourteen Taaffe, Dallas, Texas; John Koer- keep him in; in the fall of 1924, he O.S.B., of Sacred Heart church, New York city. He attended suc­ if the Church, the spreading of hold sacred. How can we expect to seminarians, representing nine dif­ perich, Concordia, Kansas; Frederick catholic principles, and the keeping ferent dioceses, will on that day be­ Kimmett, Cheyenne; James Cantwell, declared, Klan headquarters in At­ Boulder. This makes nine priests to cessively the Cathedral college in hold our own without a strong and New York city, Maryknoll prepara­ ilive of Catholic Action— and no­ fearless press? come subdeacons. Although, accord­ (Continued on Page 7) lanta sent $10,000 to the local Klan be ordained. to elect Lawrence C. Phipps and Rice tory seminary at Scranton, Pa.; the body around The Register is inter- The following letter, issued by ing to former custom these subdea­ Besides the St. Thomas’ men to be W. Me[ans to the United States sen­ Maryknoll major seminary at Ossin­ sted in dividends. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, w^s sent this cons would not become deacons until ordained here, six other students of We need your help this year. the spring of next year, they ate. Locke, former Governor Mor- ing, New York, and finally St. week to all subscribers: the year’s ordination class of 18 in Thomas’ seminary, Denver. His par­ .ocal advertising is considerably Beloved People: this year will be ordained deacons ley and Jack Martin formed a local the local seminary’ are still to be financial committee that had to ap­ ents are deceased. After a Low Mass ower than it wlas a year ago, not On Sunday, May 15, The Denver in the coming September. This bishWW ests elevated to the dignity of the priest­ in Denver the day after his ordina­ innovation will make the newly-or­ prove all Klan expenditures. “ Much hood. The six are to receive Holy f Catholic Register makes its annual money was given to churches that tion, the Rev. Philip Ryan will leave dained deacons available for service appeal for support from our Cath­ Orders at as many widely separated for the Bronx, New York city, in Solemn Masses throughout the supported the Klan.” points of the United States. Those olic Mople. I need not repeat that Saith The Post: “ Neither Phipps where he will offer a Solemn Mass. . The Repster merits the hearty ap­ coming scholastic year. points are in Illinois, Vermont, Cali­ nor Means nor Stapleton will he par­ fornia, Kansas, New Mexico and The third local son of the class is proval of all our priests and people The students who will be ordained ticularly pleased with the revela­ and that every Catholic feels an in- subdeacons, and their respective dio­ Montana. the Rev. Raymond Newell. He was tions made hy the doctor, in all prob- born in Denver, Feb. 16, 1904. After (Continued on Page 10) ceses, are: Damen McCaddon, Den­ abiiity, but, judging from the broad Among the local men to be or­ being graduated from Sacred Heart FOR ORDimilONS smile on his face when he spoke of dained at the Cathedral is the Rev. high school, Denver, he attended Colo­ his old cronies, the former grand Barry J. Wogan, son of Mrs. Mary rado university at Boulder. The Wogan, 1529 Pennsylvania St. He Reverend Dear Father and Beloved dragon got plenty of kick out of that young man will be one of three sons* Catholic Schools Rank High People; part of his testimony.” was born March 25, 1906, in Aspen, of Mrs. Nellie Newell, 1129 Fillmore On Saturday, May 21, four young Colorado. After eight years in the St., to enter the sanctuary as a T men who have completed their Means and Morley no longer find Cathedral grade school and four in priest. His twin brother. Father M. it convenient to live in Colorado. the high school of that parish, he I The complete program for the course of study at St. Thomas’ sem­ Hubert Newell, is now assistant at in Seven State Pupil Tests inary will be ordained to the sacred Stapleton is no longer mayor. To his entered Regis college. There he was St. Mary’s church, Walsenburg, Col­ point graduation ceremonies of the credit be it said that he showed many trained for later studies at St. hree Catholic hospital schools of Priesthood for service in the Dio­ orado. Of an older pair of twins, cese of Denver. The ceremony of (Continued on Page 4) Thomas’ seminary. The Rev. Barry one is a member of the Jesuit or­ lursing in Denver has been an- For the seventh time in state con­ In the Greeley contest points were lounced. The exercises will be held tests this spring, Denver Catholic ordination will take place at the der. He is John Newell, S.J., now won by St. Joseph’s students as fol­ Cathedral at 9 o’clock. We urge as (Continued on Page 10) n the Cathedral at 8 p. m., Monday, schools have stepped out and won lows: John Taney won second place many priests and faithful of the dio­ day 16. The Most Rev. Urban J. high honors. In the last few days, in advanced bookkeeping in addition cese who can attend to be present ■v ehr, D. D., Bishop of Denver, will St. Joseph’s high school won third to the award as champion book­ Regis to Give L L D . June 10 iward the diplomas to the 60 nurses place in a contest held at Englewood. at the services. The ordination keeper, which was determined on a ceremony is one of the most beauti­ leing graduated, and will officiate at St. Francis’ high won fourth. An­ combined score for bookkeeping, ilenediction of the Blessed Sacra­ ful in the liturgy of the Church, and French President nunciation high school placed in two rapid calculation and penmanship. the Ember days of fasting and ab­ ment closing the services. The Rev. events. There were 13 schools en­ to Father Hugh L . McMenamin Ruth Hoffman won first place in ad­ stinence, especially, are set aside by rlugh L. McMenamin, rector of the tered, with more than 150 students vanced bookkeeping and first in ad­ the Church to invite our Catholic Cathedral, will deliver the address, taking part. In a state contest held vanced stenography. Agnes Klausner people to pray for those who are to At the school where, 36 years ago, amin, student, was as energetic and vlusic will be furnished by the Ca­ at Greeley, one in commercial sub­ placed second in rapid calculation Buried by Church become her ministers and the dis­ he received the degree of Bachelor thedral choir, under the direction of jects alone, St. Joseph’s school capable as one who knows Father and Billy Sloan second in spelling. pensers of the mysteries of God. of Arts, the Rev. Hugh L. McMena­ he Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Bosetti, placed second, one student, John A St. Francis’ girl, Mary Meehan, McMenamin today would picture We ask that during these days min, rector of the Cathedral, will re­ him. The catalogs, at different times Paris.— (N.C.W.C. C able.)— The Ph D. The entire program is as fol- Taney, winning the State Teachers’ placed second in penmanship. This you pray that Christ, the great High ceive the highest tribute Regis col­ religious ceremony of the national ows* ‘‘Processional, “ Marche Sol- college scholarship for champion contest has been held annually, witJi in his years at Re^s, list him as Priest, will give the spirit of true lege can pay, when, on June 10, he prefect of the sodality, president of funeral of President Doumer, in the ■mnelle,’’ A. Guilmant; “ Aurora Coe- bookkeeper of the state. St. Francis’ the exception of one year, since priestly zeal and devotion to these will have conferred upon him the de­ Cathedral of Notre Dame, Thursday, um Purpurat, chorus, P. Yon; placed in one event This was the 1921. the dramatic society, president of young men who are to be ordBined, gree of Doctor of Laws (honoris the student athletic association, ac­ was in compliance with the precise jresentation of graduates, the Rev. first year that St. Joseph’s entered The Englewood contest was one of that their consecrated lives ih re­ causa). The announcement that Fa­ instructions left by the deceased. the contest and the showing was so tor, orator in Latin and English, de­ Hugh L. McMenamin; awarding of five district contests in the state, and ligion may be filled with an ab­ ther McMenamin would be the recip­ When Madame Doumer asked the remarkable as to win commendation bater, elocutionist, poet, lecturer in liplomas, the Most Rev. Urban J. marked the tenth year the contest sorbing desire for the conquest of ient of the degree was made Thurs­ Cardinal Archbishop of Paris to com­ from Bishop Vehr, who wrote to Fa­ science and as distinguished in .’ehr, D. D.; “ Salve Regina, solo has been held. After papers were souls for Christ. day by the Very Rev^ Joseph A. Her- ply with the request, he acceded im­ ind chorus, Waddington; address to ther Fagen, the pastor, as follows: judged at Englewood, they were studies and deportment. He was During these Ember days, ask bers, S.J., president of Regis college, graduated in June, 1897. Previous mediately. -raduates, the Rev. Hugh L. Mc- May 9, 1932. sent to Gunnison to be compared Almighty God in fervent prayer to after the meeting and recommenda­ La Croix says that, some time ago, denamin; offertory, “ 0 Sacrum Con- Dear Father Fagen; with those of the other districts. to coming to Regis he studied at St. bring help and relief to His poor tion of the board of directors of the Charles’ college, Ellicott City, Mary­ M. Doumer returned to the Church. .ivium,” B. 0. Klein; Benediction of I have just read of the ^lendid This contest was sponsored by the and sufferings creatures; that He college. He boasted of having furthered the he Blessed Sacrament, celebrant, the showing of the pupils of St. Joseph’s Western State college. land. He was a school teacher at might grant us the measure of pros­ In recommending Father McMena­ 19 years of age. work of missionaries, particularly dost Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D. D.; school in the state commercial con­ At Englewood, St. Joseph’s stu­ perity He would have us obtain, and min for the honor this year, the when he was governor general of nusic at Benediction, “ 0 Quam Sua- test at Greeley, and I w;ish to con­ dents took nine first places, two sec- that all mankind might turn to Him Regis board took into account not Other history of Father McMena- Indo-China. Since his election as ris " duet and chorus, P. Yon; Tan- gratulate you, the sisters and the ■ond, four third and four fourth, as their King and the Lord of all. Jpnly his recent achievement— the suc­ min’s earlier life before and after President, he has never failed to um Ergo,” chorus, Vandusen; r^ pupils of the school on their achieve­ winning in current history I, for May God bless you abundantly. cessful Good Will campaign for becoming rector of the Cathedral, manifest marked sympathy, not only sessional, “ Celestis Urbs Jerusalem; ment. I ninth and tenth grades, three of Faithfully yours in Christ, Regis— ^but also his years of whrk in Denver, is adequately summed up in in his relations with the religious au­ ;hoir director, the Rt. Rev. Joseph May God bless yon for all your four places, and in current history 4- URBAN J. VEHR, Denver as an educator, pastor and the formal statement issued by the thorities, but for Catholicism itself. efforts. 1 Sosetti. , . , . II, for eleventh and twelfth grades, Bishop of Denver. leader in Church, civic and charitable Regis board to be read at the com­ At 4 o’clock May 7, Cardinal Ver- I The graduates will receive their Faithfully yours in Christi all four places. The individual win­ May 10, }932. affairs. mencement exercises June 10. The dier went to the Elysee palace to friends at their respective hospiUls + URBAN J. VEHR, ners were as follows: John Taney, Kindly read this letter at all the The Regis college catalogs of the statement follows: Reverend Father bless the mortal remains of the illus­ nmediately after the ceremony. Bishop of Denver. (Continued on Page 10} Masses on Sunday, May 16. nineties show that Hugh L. McMen­ (Continued on Page 4) trious deceased.

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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION PAGE TWO Bannock Street Thursday, May 12, 1932 “WHERE-CAN-I-BUY-IT?” Catholic Named l l i i t L E BODl Club Meeting A Directory of Favorably Known Firms Leading Mother Well Attended SHOE REBUILDING DRESSMAKING by Town Paper MEETS ON MOV 0 A record attendance marked the A Mrs. John H. Reddin was hostess May meeting of the Catholic Press club, held in the tea room of Dan­ GOWN (St. Mary’s Parish, LitUaton) to the members of the Tabernacle SHOEI iels and Fisher’s. The prominence of MIGHTY Mra, J. E. Maloney of S t Mary’s society at the meeting May 6. The Music week and Mother’s day com­ X SHOP parish was designated “ Littleton’s president, Mrs. Frank W. Barry, bined to offer stimulating features GOWNS, DRESSES, WRAPS * foremost mother” by a committee presided. ■REPAIRING to the program. BLUE FRONT SHOP $10 to $29.50 named by The Littleton Independent The Rev. William O’Ryan, pastor MONEY SAVING of St. Leo’s parish, was the speaker JOE CAVALIERI READY-TO.WEAB. ALTERATIONS FREE to make the award. The committee Frederick W. Speers, dramatic First Class Dressmakinit Dept, with Rtltn of the afternoon. 1529 Curtii St. TA. 3601 took into consideration the type of critic of The Denver Post, was the Von Chermendp..*Hoderate Prices. home and the number and charketer Mrs. Barry explained the amend­ guest speaker. Mr. Speers began his Fontius Bldt.. ISth A Welton TAbor 40M ment to the constitution, which pro­ SALE ■ i of the children. In reporting the informal address with an explan­ BUILDING MATERIALS award The Independent listed as Mrs. vides that a life membership auto­ ation of his p’osition. “ Today, critics The firms listed here de> Maloney’s children: John, a married matically becomes a perpetual mem­ are rare in the theatrical world. Re­ Francis J. Fisher, Inc. son living in Gary, Indiana; David, bership upon the death of the life viewer is the more exact word,” he serve to be remembered a student at St. Thomas’ seminary; member. An amendment to the by­ said. This definition he attributes to TAbor 6204 Martin, Edward, Catherine, Eliza­ laws provides that two High Masses the fact that newspapers must con­ when you are distributing beth and Mary, living at home, and will be offered each year for memo­ sider the advertising involved and Cement - Plaster - Mortar her “ oldest boy,” J. E. Maloney, as­ rial members. also to the fact that the art of enter­ your patronage in the dif­ sistant state highway engineer. The Donations of old gold were report­ tainment has reached such a high Metal L^h - Stucco Maloney family have been prominent ed from Mrs. George Laws, Mrs. point of development in certain all- ferent lines of business. in the activities of St. Mary’s par­ Wittauer and Mrs. Degenhart, and star pictures (such as “ Grand Hotel” ) 2363 BLAKE ST. DENVER ish for many years. The Rev. F. G. a gift of two silver goblets from that criticism, constructive or de­ Mrs. Louis F. Bartels, Jr., which Extra Smith, pastor, was a guest at the structive, by an outsider seems al­ Trousers TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES Mother’s day dinner at the Maloney were her mother’s wedding gifts. most impertinent. Donations of linens were reported $ 3 50 home on Sunday in celebration of “ Trends in the movies,” he said, the award. from Miss Wanda Gottesleben and from the Cathedral parish, through “ are caused by producers following The Altar society of St. Mary’s the lead of successful pictures. ^ TYPEWRITERS parish will sponsor a card party at Mrs. C..J. Dunn. Through the ef­ forts of Mrs. William H. Andrew, a ‘Grand Hotel’ already has imita­ ALL HAKES AND PRICES the rectory on Thursday, May 19, perpetual memorial member was en­ tions.” He pointed out that advance SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED at 8 p. m. for the benefit of the Den­ rolled, the late Frank McCabe. Mrs. of entertainment on the screen has ver deanery of the N. C. C. W. Mrs. occurred in certain definite cycles, AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. John E. Jones, president of the so­ Andrew gave a brief address. The IddlCAJflFORNUST. KEYSTONE H i? ESTABLISHED 1I8« DENVER, OMrO. the gangster films, the war films, the ciety, and her sister, Mrs. Wm. L. sincere regret of the organization aviation pictures, the society drama. Jones, will be hostesses at the party. was expressed on the serious illness The next trend, he believes, will be St. Mary’s Altar society has taken of the young daughter of Mr. and a swing back to action pictures, such ELECTRICAL SERVICE CHIROPRACTIC part in the Denver deanery’s activi­ Mrs. D. F. Sullivan, Miss Ann Sul­ as the Western thrillers of past ties for over three years. livan. “ The Beat in Chirepreetic” years, and will take the form of fast s> i Mrs. John E. Jones was re-elected Mrs. Barry announced that Masses r ’r president of the Altar society at the had been offered, according to the moving melodramas. For $29.50 to $40.00 H. G. REID monthly meeting at the rectory last custom of the organization, for two Mrs. 0. Figgen and her niece, Mar­ Dr. M. J. Marek infant grandchildren of Tabernacle I Electrical Contraoting, week on Thursday. Mrs, W. W. gery Mae Figgen, were guests at the I society members— children of Mr. meeting. Miss Figgen, who is travel­ ■•■ > Repairing and Fixtures All Casts Rsctive VLy Constant Heckethorn was re-elected vice pres­ ident and Mrs. John Theisen was re­ and Mrs. Louis Hough, Jr., and Mr. ing on the RKO circuit, appeared in HART SCHAFFNER UAia 2t4t tl7 Fonrteentb St. Personal Attention Neurocalometer and X-Ray Strvice elected treasurer. Mrs. Wm. L. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick. a dancing specialty at the Orpheum Jones, secretary, announced that for Mrs. John Vail acted as recording theater in the week. Denver Theater Bldg. KEystone 2771 secretary at Friday’s meeting in the & MARX reasons of health she would not be “ A Toast From Mother” was absence of Mrs. John H. Spillane. candidate for re-election. Her charmingly delivered by Mrs. Michael INDUSTRIAL BANKS An artistic musical program was And Other Standard Makes 1 place was taken by Mrs. M. T. Stev­ Courtney. It was a loving tribute IJV ens. given by Mrs. Alexius A. Gargan, soprano, accompanied on the piano from a mother who herself has been 1 The Holy Name society inaugu­ DENVER INDUSTRIAL BANK by her daughter, Miss Mai^ Gargan, richly blessed with twelve fine chil­ > CHATTEL LOANS ON FURNITURE AND AUTOMOBILES rated its Study club at Monday eve­ dren. An equally touching toast, “ To j ning’s meeting, taking up the study and 6n the violin by Miss Muriel 1650 Welton St. Telephone TAbor 5305 Williams. The attendance was un­ Mother,” from the pen of the late of Homyold’s pamphlet, “ Catholic Elizabeth Mulroy, ^as read by Miss Our Service Is Different—Not Indifferent Doctrines.” As soon as the club has usually large at Friday’s meeting, SUITS i Nellie Lennon. I mastered the study circle method, it and the hostess was assisted in re­ ceiving the members by Mrs. Wil­ “ A Toast to Music” won applause I is the plan to turn to a study of the liam P. Horan. for Miss Josephine Woeber. i SERVICE STATIONS Papal encyclical, “ Quadragesimo The warm congratulations of the |. t Anno.” The next meeting, which will be The firms listed here de­ the last one until October, will be f’ ub were extended to Mils Aloysia* $25.00Topcoats, now$16.65 1 The Little Flower club was en­ Gorman, .who won the Rhoads prize tertained last Saturday at its regu­ held at the home of Mrs. E. F. Ran­ serve to be remembered dolph, 1635 Steele St., on Friday, offered by the University of Denver lar meeting by Maxine Foot at her school of commerce for her entry in ROTOLO home. June 3. MO to $50 HART [f;: SERVICE when you are distributing the advanced division of the short story classes. SCHAFFNER & MARX your patronage in the dif­ •65 Oil and Gas With Us Mrs. Joseph Seubert, chairman of AID WILL GIVE AID TO GIVE the historical essay contest, an­ 18th & Wezee Colfax & Madiaon ferent lines of business. nounced that the closing date has BENEFIT PARTY HAM SUPPER been extended to June 1. A short SpringSuits story contest, limited to members of MEAT MARKETS LAWNMOWER SHARPENING THIS FRIDAY The Queen of Heaven Orphanage Mrs. Hough’s criticism class, closes Extra Pants Brand N ew 1932 Aid society will hold its regular July 15. Essays are limited to 2,500 $4.00 Styles and Fabric^ QUALITY MEATS ARE Green Novelty Shop St. Clara’s Orphanage Aid society monthly meeting on Tuesday after­ words, and themes may be built MORE ECONOMICAL will entertain at its annual benefit noon, May 17, at 2:30 sharp at the around some event in the years 1859 317 16th St. KEyatone 3031 card party at the orphanage, 3800 orphanage, 49th and Federal blvd. to 1869, a critical period in Colorado West 29th Ave., Friday, May 13, at Courtesy cars will meet members at­ history. Short stories may range to Rabtoay &. Simering Lawnmowera Sharpened by Machine 2 p. m„ and also 8 p. m. The com­ tending at the car line. West 44th 4,000 words. 1030 Weat Colfax Called For and Dalirered mittee in charge includes Mesdames Ave. and Federal Blvd. Mrs. Baehr announced the organi­ Rudolph Mapelli, Marth Feeley, P. - Acrotk from St. Leo’a Chxreh KEYS DUPLICATED, 25c Final arrangements for the an­ zation of a class in modem poetry. J. Golden, Henry Scherers, W. J, nual ham supper to be given at the Phone KEyatone 3638 Opposite Court'^ouie Fraher, Martin Hayes and A. E. Ott. Mrs. Atkinson of East Denver high orphanage on Thursday evening. will be the lecturer at the meeting, May 19, will be made. A large at­ FURNITURE FOR HOME AND OFFICE to be held Thursday, May 19, at 4 tendance is earnestly urged. Free p. m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph GIRVIN FURNITURE & AUCTION COMPANY Mission Chapel automobile service from the car line Emerson Smith. 6 2 1 S t will be afforded the night of the 1449-66 WELTON ST. TEL. JPEYSTONE 6856 Miss Katherine Kenehan has the Rtfrigeratort good at new and guaranteed Itop and tide icera In ^sisti to tuit supper. ‘ judges working on the school patri­ your need): tun-parlor fiber tett, porch hamniockt, swlogt and cbairt; new at Evergreen Is otic contest which closed recently. and good used rugt: Biinniont tteeJ bedt and tpringsj kitchen cablnett, ward­ robes, teetionai bookcases; dining, bedroom and tiring..toon if it always in The committee in charge was com­ stock. Prices reasonable, cash or credit. P.-T. A. HEADS posed of Miss Kenehan, Miss Mary Denver's finest stock of used office furniture at your service tn our store. Given Articles Detmoyer and Miss Josephine Woe­ Auction sales Mondays and Thursdays 2 p. m. We pay spot cash or exchange ber. any article in stock for second-hand furniture. It costs j5H> aolhing-»to get our (St. Joseph’* Parish, Golden) ARE SEATED offer. Dial us« Mrs. H. W. McLauthlin, a club Mass will be celebrated in Ever­ AT MEETING member who has been in the hospital green Sunday, May 16, at 10 o’clock for nearly seven months, because of at the Mission of Christ the King. The children of the seventh grade a broken hip, is trying out her A Special NEW 60c Luncheon in the A temporary altar has been buyt gave a program in honor of Mother’s crutches this week, and expects to be SPECIAL FOR MAY and donated by the John SpenCe day at the monthly meeting of the home June 1. Tea Room $3.50 family; altar cards and book stand Ladies’ Coats relined— we furnish sateen lining. Cathedral Parent-Teacher’s associa­ A group from the Press club had have been given by St. Joseph’s Al­ tion Monday, May 9. Beginning with special Rosary services at the home tar society of Golden, and cruets by Ladies’ Coats relined— you furnish material...... $ 2 .5 0 a chorus, “ That Old - Fashioned for the young brother of the-club the Young Ladies’ sodality of Golden Mother of Mine,” on to the final treasurer, Miss Katherine Kenehan. Cash Carry Call Deliver and a bell by J. W. Klein of Golden. chorus, “ Hail, Mary,” each number Mrs. John H. Reddin is recovering Ladiee’ Plain Dreeeai, lilk or wool, claanad and preited....75e 85c Come Confessions will be heard before the was a credit to the ability of the from an automobile accident, as is Ladies’ Plain Coate cleaned and presied...... „....~....~....75c 65c Mass. children,and the careful training of young Herbert Fairall, Jr. Men’s Snits cleaned and preeeail.------— 50c 60c Bishop Vehr confirmed a class of their teacher, Sister Sebastian. The Mrs. Frank Kirchhof attended Sat­ Man’s Overcoats cleaned and prasted...... —...... 50c 60e and sixty-five on Ascension Thursday following girls and boys had special urday’s parties, greeting friends evening. Assisting the Bishop were numbers on the program: Bettie after nearly a year’s absence, part of the Rev. Robert Carroll, O.P.; the Cleaners Daley, Margery Russell, William which time was spent in Europe. Learn Main Office Rev. John R. Mulroy, the Rev. James Brown, William Roche, Mary Agnes A delightful letter was read at the Flanagan, the Rev. F. Gregory Smith and P la n t - Dyers Cunningham and Margaret Walsh. Press luncheon from Mrs. T. A. Cos- and the Rev. Walter Steidle. Branches; Mrs. Charles Carter’s paper on griff, a member of the board and to Knit a First Holy Communion was ad­ 65 Broadway “ Home as the Lifeline for Our Chil­ president of the Diocesan council, zoo E. ministered to a class of six on the 419 ISth St. dren,” was intensely interesting. who will be sailing for home Satur­ Colfax first Sunday of May. Wilma Pom- At the business meeting officers of Sweater, 1873 Broadway roy, Loretto Markey, Esther Facin- day, after four months in Europe. the year took their places. Mrs. She told of many interesting experi­ elli, Arthur Gurule, Roy Gurule, Thomas Connelly, president, called and Patrick Vacher were the mem­ ences she encountered in Europe, es­ Hook a the meeting to order. Mrs. Mar­ pecially in Rome. bers of the class. tina Sundell read the minutes of the Miss Marguerite Roy of Evergreen previous meeting; Mrs. J. Fred represented, as maid of honor, St. Rug Doyle reported on finances; Mrs. L. LOUISE HAT SHOP Joseph’s hospital at the crowning of J. Daly on the council meeting; Mrs. the Blessed Virgin at Regis college MADAM LOUISE BROWN W. P. Gibbons on the Study club, Designer of Distinctive Hats on Sunday afternoon. Miss Roy will and Mrs. Theo Kittleson on visits Moulded to the Head be graduated from the nurses’ train­ paid to sick members. Mrs. J. Fred . THE STAR DELICATESSEN AND CAFE ing school on Monday evening at the Old Hats Remodeled Doyle gave the returns from the CORNBB CLARKSON AND COLFAX Cathedral. various benefit card parties and ad­ Room 222, McClintock Bldg. George Desire, infant son of Mr. A Special Instructor Has rsopsned with full line of high rrede imported goods, first dess fountein service, vocated a continuance of home en­ 16tb and California KE. 7921 and Mrs. Joseph Perish of Ralston, end regulsr cafe eervlce, with John H. Penn, formerly with the Cosmopolitan Hotsl, tertainments in the summer to take was baptized Sunday by Father as managtr. care of the small deficit left in the Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Desire Vacher from New York is working Onr 20e to 50c Club Breakfaits, Our 35e Plate Lunch and Our 50c and 68e cafeteria funds, and as a means of W.44th D I 7 Y GA.8340 were the sponsors. and Yates XvXli.^V, 10c and 20c Dinners Are What They Ought to Be keeping the members of the associa­ Mrs. Thos. G. Garrison returned tion in touch with one another during home Saturday from Mercy hospital. Friday, May 1^ miracles with “ r ig h t on y o u r w a y ” Mrs. C. F. Schneider spent last the vacation period. Mrs. Frank “ LADIES OF THE BtG HOUSE” t C t t O l t B l I stop in here for your very delicious break- Krabacker led the community sing­ week in Cheyenne as the guest uf With Sytria Sidney and Wynns Gibson fasts amid the most congenial environment ing, which was the finale for the her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Geising. Saturday Night, May 14 826 E. Colfax and pleasing atmosphere. school term. The Altar society will meet at the “ X MARKS THE SPOT” Columbia Yarns “The Coziest Cafe on Colfax” “ Our Table D'Hote Dinners Are a Revelation" home of Mrs. A1 Thuett, Jr., on With Lew Cody Lace Curtains, Drapariet, Laeas, C-ntar Piocae and Ail Table Linens Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Sam Bal- J O I ^ T FETE IS Sund4y and Monday, May 15 and 16 Our Art Needletvork Shop is holding a special Cleaned and Hand Prseaad. itho will be joint hostess. PLANNED SUNDAY “ MERELY MARY ANN” demonstration with a teacher from (Columbia NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER L.C.B.A. PARTY PLANNED With Chas, Farrell and Janet Gaynor Mills . . . showing all of the new yarns . . . the 218 E. Seventh Ave. CITY LACE CLEANERS Phone TAher 7907 A benefit card party will be held IN GLOBEVILLE Tueaday and Wsdneaday, May 17 and 18 beautiful new Bouclette with its knotty finish "THE PAGAN LADY” on Monday evening. May 16, in lower . . . the novelty yarns including Clair de Lune Howe hall, 1548 California street, by (St. Joseph’s Church, Globeville) Evelyn Brent and Conrad Nagel LOGAN MARKET The George Washington bicenten­ . . . Silk Ice . . . Lustra . . . worsted Bouclette Just Phone Those Roach Bros, for Quick Delivery Service the St. Mary’s branch, No. 298, L. C. Big Gift Night Tuesday, Thursday and B. A. Mrs. Winifred Robertson is nial and the independence of Poland Saturday— $10 in Silver, 40 Groc. and all of the old stand-bys. Any Time^ Any Place, Anywhere chairman of committee in charge. celebration will be held Sunday, May Orders, 30 De Luxe Prize* Valuable prizes will be awarded and 15. It will commence in St. Jos­ JESS DEVER'S FAMOUS TROPICAL INN refreshments served. eph’s church, 46th and Pennsylvania, Yarn Special During the with May _devotion and Benediction. Beautiful Flowers “ FOODS DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT’’ Then all will march to the National Demonstration for All Occasions Colfax at Williami______Open All Night______Ph. YOrk 9338 Alliance hall, 4843 Washington st., where a suitable pro^am will take ORPHEUM FLORISTS 33^-Ounce Hank Yarn in silky Pello’s Grocery place. Stanislaus Ciborowski will mix or knitting yarn... right for LENHART’S BAKERY— 1118 East 17th Ave. act as chairman. The Rev. Francis (Orpheum Theater Bldg.) Hame Public Market Pbene rug making, sweaters, afghans, Visit our shop for the most delicious pastries and baked goods. Walsh, pastor of St. Vincent de Phone MAin 7060 We Appreciate Your Paul’s parish, and William F. Mc- bath mats . . . a hank— COMPLETE LINE FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS— WE DELIVER Glone, manager of revenue, city and GENE DARROW, Proprietor Patronage Art Needlework Shop— Third Floor The firma listed here de­ county of Denver, will be the prin­ Quality at the Most cipal speakers in English. Zygmont The Smidt Drug Co. Mitera, a student from Poland study-, serve to be remembered Reasonable Price jng at the Colorado School of Mines, Prescriptions Our Specialty Golden, will be the prinipal speaker when you are distributing Our ONE Aim is to Please Delivery Service in Polish. The boys’ choir of St. paniels&^jptsher You and Give You the Most Joseph’s school, the St. Agnes choir, your patronage in the dif­ 300 E. 7Ui Ave.—Cor. Grant St. Value for Your Money the St. Cecelia Junior and the St. MAYAS Cecelia Senior choirs will sing patri­ A rOX FRIENDLY THEATRE ferent lines of business. KE. 3491 TA. ?271 otic songs.

ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Fur Storage Officers Elected HONASO BOYS STRIVE Our air-cooled vault ia the safe, Sani­ Colorado’s Home Store for Over Forty-Three Years tary and economical way to protect Sixteenth Street at Stout—TAb^r 2181 your furs from the ravages of moths, by Dramatic Club FOR 23 MERIT AWARDS (lust and heat. Low Rates Seven Initiated Into St. Joseph’s Group in Rites on (By F. A. Te»chner) finish first at the end of the season. The only e.xpression one could ob­ Even the Younger Set May 3 On one of Denver’s busy corners 2% of Your Valuation a 13-year-old newsboy approached tain from the other five captains was, “ Oh yeah?” Expert Cleaning — Remodeling (St. Joseph's Parish) me and said: am doing pretty Is Picking Cotton for Its ^ Phone KEj stone 3045 St. Joseph’s Dramatic and Social well at selling papers. Do you know Counsellor Cross says that he has club turned out en masse on the of a good boy to help me? I would his eye on a fine swimming pool. Play and Dress-up Clothes evening of May 3 to welcome into be willing to adopt him and I have Hurry up, Mr. Counsellor, all are Q [6iii?tans its ranks seven initiates: Mr. and my dad’s permission.” This news­ anxious to “ strut their "stuff.” Mrs. M. F. Everett, Jean McDon­ boy is a member of Honaso, and Woody Wilson came over from the Store Your Furs With a Furrier ough, Maxine Sweeney, Mary Tu- “ charity,” one of the merits, has be­ East side*on his bicycle and brought 401 sixteenth St.— Cor. Trcinont relli, Helen Barth and Agnes PiccoH. come fii*mly fixfed in his young mind. two dogs along. Maybe he thought It would do the adult heart good to The initiation team is to be congrat­ he needed some protection. -4V ulated on the manner in which the attend one of the meetings and lis­ Billy Switzer said in the public degrees were conferred. Election of ten to the great variety of acts of speaking class that he “ liked to at­ officers followed the degree work, and kindness practiced by these young­ tend our campfires because there resulted as follows; President, Bert sters. It is expected that they per­ is ho cussing. At least a Holy McCloskey; vice president, Lollie form at least qne per month, while Name boy is not supposed to cuss.” Werthman; secretary, Eileen Man- many of the boys make weekly re­ Joe McGlone was called upon at gan; treasurer, Edward McCloskey, ports to the “ charity counsellor.” Of the father-and-son breakfast for- Members elected to the executive his initiation fee the new member some impromptu entertaining. His donates half of the amount to a committee were Agnes Patterson, recitation made quite a hit. -r\' y Peggy McLaughlin, Dr. William Mc­ charitable cause. As a group the Carthy and Rick McNicholas, with boys have provided forty uniforms George Hackethal as the chairman. A for one o f the boys’ homes. They have performed many other worthy Mission Church very enjoyable social followed in the m club rooms. acts of charity and offer their serv­ i ices when they can further interest Alice Wolter, a graduate of St. Is Redecorated in boyhood. Joseph’s high, now a student at State Teachers’ college,. Greeley, was Besides charity, twenty-two other (Holy Family Parish) recently eelcted president of the merits remain to be striven for, and The church at East Lake, which Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. are grouped under five general is a mission of Holy Family church, Buys Out '^The junior-senior prom will be heads, each supervised by a counsel­ / “ is being re-decorated under the di­ held in Wednesday at Wellshire lor. The boy is advanced -by thor­ rection of Father Coyne. Five little r Country club. Vic Schilling’s orches­ ough tests and receives his rating boys will make their First Holy Com­ tra will furnish the music. according to his effort and accom­ munion Sunday. The religious in­ After the regular meeting of the plishment. The merits upon which struction is jn charge of Sister An- All dressed up in cotton— these dainty wee folks Sacred Heart club of the freshman the members receive their rating or netta and Sister Ann Thomas of the are ready for springtime events— class, last Friday, a social hour was classification are as follows: Holy Farii'ily school. Powers Behen Church, charity, sanctuary service, The regular meeting of the enjoyed, in which Harold and James McCormack .sang “ My Mom,” writ­ fir.st aid, gym, drill, athletics, sum­ Blessed Virgin sodality, which was ten -by them and dedicated to the mer camp, swimming, attendance, scheduled for last Monday, was post­ New Collection of Adorable And Offers This l^ntire Sjtock mothers of the members of the class. co-operation, usher, home, savings, poned until next Monday night. It Joseph McShanc, a freshman, is school rating, earning school ex­ will be held in the school annex. The convalescing at St. Joseph’s hospital pense, public speaking, entertaining, Misses Jeannette Ryan and Mary at Drastic Reductions in the from an appendectomy. He will be business, music, initiation fee, dues, Barnes are the hostesses. pleased to see his friends. uniform. The men and boys of Holy Family The awards for these activities parish offered Communion in a body Wee Frocks 150 Receive Communion Spiritual bouquets in the form of will be explained in the next article for their mothei-s on Mother’s day. on “ Boy Business.” As in other years, the 7:30 Mass was Communions to the number of 150 netted Swiss—Organdy-r-Sprigged Muslin— were offered by the fathers and son's Baseball League Standings^ reserved exclusively for men. .^gain Greatest Bargain this year the church was filled. Hand-finished little frocks— of the parish in honor of their moth­ CLUB— Won. Lost. Pet. ers last Sunday. “ After Mass about Yankees ...... 4 0 1.000 Sunday, twenty-eight children will 120 partook of a delicious breakfast, Cardinals ...... >3 1 .750 receive their First Holy Communion Hankie Lawn and Swisses made along Q C prepared by the Mesdames O’Byrne, Ramblers ...... 2 2 .500 at the 7:30 Mass. Breakfast will be straight, sinart lines with clever yoke treat- if) 9 C y D Brayton, Pollock, Canny and Still- Red Sox...... 1 2 .333 ser\4td to the children in the school SALE Mud Hens...... 1 2 .333 hall by the Altar and Rosary so­ raents—Dot embroidered organdies— ^ hammer, and Miss Katherine Smith. Pelicans ...... 0 4 .000 ciety. Complete with HATS. The girls who waited on the tables Sister Georgiana, the principal of were the Misses Helen Wourms, Le- The Pelicans are reorganizing and Sizes 1 to 3—and 3 to 6 yrs. of Fine Quality Merchandise after a rousing pep meeting have Holy Family school, is recovering nora Jones, Verna Marquez and Vir­ from a severe cold. ginia Carmack. Len Hart, a parish­ given us their word that they will The Jack and Jill Shop—Second Floor—at Lewis’ Ever Held in Denver ioner, served the coffee. The Rev. Francis Dalton, C. SS. R., of the Whittier, California, house, Junior Tabernacle DOUBLE BRIDAL was a visitor at the rectory a few SHOWER GIVEN URTAINS AND DRAPES need cleanintc this spring, of course. Nowhere will days. He was returning from Grand Society Re-elects this work be done moic carefully, promptly or satisfactorily, than at our Sale now in progress at Rapids, Michigan, where he was moderniyC equipped dry cleaning pplant. called on account of the death of his Members of the Yeager girls’ bas­ DYEING AND father. He left Monday. Two of Officers ketball team participated in a de­ CLEANING CO. The Rev. James Dreis, C. SS. R., lightful double bridal shower given .IZS BROADWAY left Monday for Denmark, Wiscon­ The Junior Tabernacle society Saturday evening, May 7, at the ^ P C ) 0 f 0 l t Phones; PEarl 3753, PEarl 3754, PEarl 3755 sin, where he will open a mission on held its regular quarterly meeting home of Mrs. Pollyanna Comnillo, WORK CALLED I’OR AND DEUIVEP.ED IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY Sunday, May 15. at the Argonaut hotel Wednesday 4260 Knox court, in honor of two The Rev. Christian Darley, C. SS. evening. May 11. A large crowd of the members, Misses Alice Sun- R., tran.sferred to Denver from Mus­ attended. blade and Louise O’Neill. After the kogee, Oklahoma, arrived Thursday of The main business of the meeting gifts had been opened the remainder last week. was the election of officers. The of the evening was spent in playing The ladies of the Altar and Rosary officers for the year are: President, bridge. Those enjoying the affair RUDOLPH BROS. MERCANTILE CO. M. society who are caring for the altars Marye McPhillips of the Guardian were the Misses Alice Sunblade, 10th at Stout and linens this month are the Mes­ Angel circle; vice president, Louise Louise O’Neill, Ruth Holihan, Agnes 'The Leading Store on the East Side" dames Loretta Hill, Irene Quinn and Krabacher.of Our Lady of Loretto Johnson, Bernice Medksgar, Marje 0 Demand Quality Trade at RUDOLPH’S for J. Kadcn, and Miss M. Clanton. circle, re-elected; secretary Marion Kraft, Frances Schiller, Boots Bor- 'eats. Groceries and Home Bakery Goods St. Joseph’s parish will have a team Lamport ofi Our Lady of Perpetual geson, Martha Sheriff, Evelyn Pax­ 28TH AND DOWNING PHONE YORK 0318 - 0319 in the Holy Name Baseball league, Help circle, re-elected, and treasurer, ton, Adelaide Reagan, Earnestine which officially oprtis Sunday. St. Margaret 'Taney of the Immaculate Belifore; Mrs, Pollyanna Comnillo, CARPET CLEANERS THAT CLEAN Joseph’s having drawn a bye, Manager Conception circle. and the Messrs. Milton Johnson, Rick McNicholas will book an out-of- St. Luke’s circle, a grou^. of artists ■Walter Tufford, Vic Borgeson, Clar­ The J. T. Upton Renovating Co. town game if possible. McNicholas who recently joined the society, dis­ ence Paxton, Jfames Comnillo and has gathered together a splendid ag­ played, a set of beautiful hand-paint­ Jake Belfiore. , THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. ed vestments, thejr work of the la.st Prompt, Reasonable, Personal Service gregation of young ball players, as CHARLES A. DeSELLEM few weeks. These ve.stments will was demonstrated last Sunday, when GUILD TO MEET FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED W. H. UPTON. Manager the team trimmed the St. Elizabeth’s be presented to one of the young Regis guild will have its regular men to be ordained next week for We Ship by Rail nine to the tune of 12 to 0. monthly meeting at Regis college Office Phones TAbor 3205, TAbor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. 765 Tejon Street TAbor 5223 the Denver diocese, Operetta to Be May 15. Sunday afternoon. May 15, at 3 Residence Phone FRanklin 1058-W. ' Denver, Colorado The seniors of St. Joseph’s high A chalice given to the society by o’clock. school will set aside precedents in the Rev. John R. Mulroy has been presenting “ Miss Cherry Blossom,” an reguilded by Our Lady of Provi­ operetta in three acts Sunday eve­ dence circle and wjll be sent to some ning, May 15. This production re­ needy parish of tne diocese. quired several weeks of work on the Representatives of Annunciation part of the directors and those of the and Sacred Heart high schools re­ cast, and an unusually finished pres­ sponded to the invitation given this entation is assured. Miss Frances Mc­ week to graduating classes to attend this meeting. The girls showed in­ Carthy of Loretto Heights is the terest in the society and expect to ADOLPH’S SERVICE STATION musical directress, and will preside at WEST SEVENTH AT SANTA FE DRIVE form a circle after the school term. the piano. Miss Marie Stillhammer The reports of thi circles on was in charge of the dramatic produc *‘Your Neighborhood Service Station" spiritual activities showed that a • COMPLETE GREASING, TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE tion until this week, when she turned total of 10,761 spiritual works had it over to George Hackethal for the OLINSER MORTUARY OLINSER MORTUARY been offered for the missions in the Siifaenth at Boulder Speer Boulevard at Sharmaa finishing touches. The musical num­ past few month.s. A total of 93 bers of “ Miss Cherry Blossom” are pieces of linen has been made by pleasing, and the dancing, with color­ members in this time. ful costumes displayed, sets a fine Mrs. James J. Lynch, the retiring standard. Miss Catherine McCarthy, president, was presented with a bas­ WHEN A FAMILY I. ■' H o i y F a m sister of Miss Frances, is the instruc­ ket of beautiful flowers from the so­ tor in this department. The violin ac­ ciety in appreciation of her work in companiments will be by Philip Mc­ helping to reorganize the society in NEEDS A FRIEND WEISS BAKERY— 4024 Tennyson St. Carthy. Bert McCloskey is the scenic the past two terms. art director and Len Brayton, the as Party Cakes, Pastries, Danish Pastry After the meeting, a delightful M OST of us are well able to take ‘ How, then, can we select a fu­ sisting artist. Reserved seats are 50 program was given. Mrs. James J. House to House Service Telephone GAIIup 1937 cents and general admission is 35 Lynch sang beautiful soprano solos • I care of ourselves under normal neral director who is worthy of cents. The curtain will rise at 8:30 and Miss Meredyth Gordon gave two • • conditions. But in time of dis­ this im portant tru^t? By his PHIFER ELECTRIC CO. Miss Helen Elizabeth O’Reilly, selections on the piano. tress we are not at our best, either ELECTRICIANS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh reputation . . . by the character Contracting - Fixtures - Repairing O’Reilly, 111 South Bannock street, JUNIOR C. D. OF A. mentally or physically. It is easy of his establishment . . . by the 4368-70 Tennyson St. Alvin A. Sihler, Prop. GAIIup 7534 and Roy E. Butler will be married on for people to convince us of type of people who patronize Wednesday, May 25, at a Nuptial TROOPS TO HOLD Mass in St. Joseph’s church. almost anything . . . unless there him. The two Olinger mortu­ Oriental Creamery Cash and Carry PICNICS SUNDAY] is some thoughtful friend at hand aries offer funeral services of un­ Special for Saturday and Sunday Men’s Suits ...... 50^^ Local Seminary to to advise us. matched beauty at the lowest Two troops of the Junior Cath­ Ladies’ Dresses...... 85^ and up price any funeral director in the 1 Qt. Brick Ice Cream, 3 5 ^ Register New Pupils olic Daughters have planned picnics That is why a solemn obligation Look for the “ White Way Emblem” to be held on Sunday, May 15. Troop country can quote. The Olinger Young men who wish to begin rests on the funeral director. He Also Fresh Dairy Products and 6 will have its picnic at Berkeley name, a symbol of the finest in Bakery Goods O. K. CLEANERS study for' the priesthood next Sep­ park, commencing at 2 o’clock. Mem­ should place himself in the posi­ tember under the auspides of this mortuary service for more than 4418 Tennyson St. O. H. Troup, Prop. 4120 Tennyson Phone GA. 5084 bers are to bring their own luncheS tion of a true friend and adviser. diocese are expected to present and tennis racquets and balls. In­ forty years, is a guarantee that themselves at St. Thomas’ seminary It is his duty to advise a selection dian Hills is the site selected for the every service we ccmduct, re- Monday, June 6, at 10 o’clock for picnic of .Troop 1. Following the which the family can afford with­ .gardless of cost, will be as com­ registration and examination. Bishop convening of members at the Cath­ out hardship. I f he is honest Urban J. Vehr, in a letter just sent olic Daughters’ clubhouse at 9 a. m., plete and comforting as we can to the pastors, urges them to see with himself and his patrons, he Blessed Sacrament Parish the picnickers will head for the make it. Write for a free that the young men come at the ap­ mountains. will always point out that a fu­ pointed time. In his Confirmation New members of the juniors are copy of our funeral SUCCESSOR TO talks, and on visits to schools, the neral need not be expensive in r Ethel Wade, Madeline Bukley, Mary LAKE’S MARKET C. A. WHITE MARKET Bishop has constantly encouraged order to be beautiful and com­ handbook, “ L ooking Horn, .Margerite Corey, Rosemary QUALITY MEATS— We Deliver vocations to the priesthood and sis­ Close, Mary Brown and Mary Biolic. plete. Ahead.” 2803 COLORADO BLVD. J. E. Lake, Prop. PHONE YORK 0869 terhood, and has repeatedly declared that the Church wants the best ma­ Troop 6 will be entertained by terial available. Virginia Whelan at her home on May 28. SHOWER GIVEN Troop 1 will hold its regular busi­ Mrs. Williard Allard, Jr., presided ness meeting on May 17. Olinser Mortuaries over a delightful bridge shower in ABC DIRECTORY her home Wednesday evening. May SACRED HEART AID Sixtaanfh at Bouldar Speer Blvd. at Sherman 4, for Miss Mary Frances Allard of Detroit, Michigan, who will be a WILL MEET MAY 19 t h r il l or FINDING EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN HARDWArII bride of the early summer. Those AH Departments: GAHup 0303 Denver SPORTING GOODS. TOYS, ETC., AWAITS YOU HERE. DENVER’S GREAT who enjoyed the affair were Mes The regular • monthly flieeting of HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE. dames William Allard, Sr., Robert the Syred Heart Aid society will Complete Catholic Personnel and Equipment I GEORGE MAYER HARDWARE CO. Hutchison, Clyde Topher, Joseph be held Thursday afternoon. May 19, ^ 1S20 Arapsbos Si. KEysloos 4201 Fccklin, Joseph Warrick, Robert at 2 o’clock, at the Catholic Daugh­ JOSEPH E. BONA, Vice President Langan, Raymond Weiland and Les­ ters’ clubhouse, 1772 Grant street. lie A. Thompson, and Misses Betty The hostesses will be the Mesdames Kneass, Helen Long, Felicitia C. C. Barnard, J. T. Dea, Mary Flack p a t r o n iz e our advertisers O’ Brien and Irene Feldman. and A. G. Douds. 's^-''f'"^''''--:'. ■'■■■ ■ ■- ■■■ ■■ -SliiSt.

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 Thursday; May 12, 1932

FATHER McMENAMIN TO The Denver Catholic .Register GET HONORARY DEGREE < A Pretident...... Most Rev, Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. ■ ■ PrMident EmeritiiB------Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. (Continued From Page 1) Hugh li. McMenamin, A. B., S. T. Editor...... »..M»...Rev. Sdatthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour. M. B.— ^school teacher at nineteen years Associate Editors..Rev. Albin Ratermann, Edward C. Day, Jr., M. F. Everett Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register of age; student at St. Charles’ col­ lege, Ellicott City, Maryland; grad­ Entered as second elau matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. uated with the degree of bachelor of arts from Regis college, 1897; grad­ AWNINGS That Word ‘Miracle’ the decreasing buying power of the uated with the degree of Bachelor of The word “ miracle” is overworked. public is the underlying cause of the Sacred Theology from St. Mary’s Published Weekly by Virtually every day the papers dub trouble. What connection that has seminary, Baltimore, Maryland; or­ some escapes from accidents “ mi­ with regulating the birth of children dained priest by James Cardinal Gib­ THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, (Inc.) raculous.” This loose usage of the is beyond right reason. bons in the Cathedral at Baltimore To come down to fine points, if 938 Bannock Street term prompted a newspaper this on June 19, 1900; assistant pastor, week to offer a dollar for every carried to its logical end, the effect Colorado Springs, Colorado, for four would be just the opposite. Without Phone Main 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 "miracle” accepted for publication. years; assistant pastor at the Cathe­ digging up any figures, it is apparent To have the term “ miracle” applied dral of the Immaculate Conception that industries and professions inci­ to every Ripley-es(l\ie “ Believe it or pro-Cathedral, Denver, 1905; rector dent to the rearing of children form not” in an age when true miracles of the Immaculate Conception Ca­ $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, are denied, warrants an explanation a good part of our every-day busi­ thedral, Denver, from July 26, 1908, Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. of the real nature of a miracle. ness. Doctors, nurses, hospitals, to the present; builder of the Cathe­ The word “ miracle” comes from manufacturers of infants and chil­ dren’s wear, department stores and dral, which was under him dedicated the Latin “ mirari,” meaning to as­ in 1912 and consecrated in 1921; Thursday, May 12, 1932 tonish. In its root meaning, then, others would be deprived of a con­ Matinee Matinee I builder of the Cathedral convent. Ca­ it is a “ Wonder,” an astonishing siderable amount of their trade. And thedral high school and the Oscar 25c OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER event; but in its theological sense it looking ahead a century, what would Nights 35c OGDEN and Sunday* we have? Less people to find work Malo, Jr., memorial hall; member of includes much more than the merely Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, May 13, 14, 15, 16 The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial “ wonderful.” All miracles are “ won­ for? Yes, but also less people to executive committees of important We confirm^ it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever derful,” but not all wonderful things buy and the possibility of the same civic and charitable agencies; leader RICHARD BARTHELMESS in appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those are miracles. economic situation on a proportion­ in nearly every Catholic enterprise of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. Correctly defined, a miracle is an ately smaller scale.— Edward C. Day, in Denver for a quarter of a cen­ **ALIAS THE DOCTOR” tury; orator, scholar, able defender We hope The Register will be read in every home of the extraordinary. Divine fact which Jr. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, May 17, 18, 19 Diocese. can be perceived by our senses. It and promulgator of the Catholic We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate a taste in is extraordinary because it is per­ faith in the press, in the pulpit, on **Dancers in the Dark” the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. formed outside of (either beyond or the platform and on the radio; inde­ 700 Cathedral fatigable and successful leader in the MIRIAM HOPKINS AND JACK OAKIE + URBAN J. VEHR, above) the ordinary laws of nature. Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Not every Divine action, however, is financial campaign known as the Re­ COMING— MAURICE CHEVALIER IN a miracle. The creation of a ^m an Men Observe gis Good Will fund, which has “ ONE HOUR WITH YOU” J soul, e.g., though a purely Divine brought about that “ Regis shall not action, is not a miracle, for it is in close,” is entitled to the degree of harmony with the ordinary course of Mother’s Day Doctor of Laws (honoris causa), things; it is not extraordinary. June 10, 1932. | LISTENING IN An escape from an accident may In one of the most impressive PHILLIP’S “66” SERVICE STATION be extraordinary; but thiU: does not Mother’s day spiritual demonstra- SPECIALIZED GREASING SERVICE WITH A 1,000 MILE GUARANTEE make it a miracle. For a miracle is tionsjheld in the city last Sunday, LEE TIRES AND TUBES (Continued From Page 1) more than an extraordinary act; it 700 men and boys amended th^ fa­ PHONE YORK 4788 M. B. HUSTON COLFAX AT EMERSON lignt of a change of heart before he went out of office. Nobojly evei is a Divine act, an act due to a spe­ thers and sons’ Communion Mass at ^S&IERiCHwBlCroRE thought Phipps was intolerant; but, being an immensely rich and ambitious cial, positive agency of God. This the Cathedral. Three hundred and twenty attended the breakfast at the AkapahoxI c man, he was willing to use low tools to win office. Sad to say, however, does not mean, of course, that the D c NVIR COtoRAO O WALL PAPERING AND PAINTING he played the game to some extent with the Klan even after he had won. miraculous act must in itself require Cathedral school cafeteria after the ATTRACTIVE NEW DESIGNS IN WALL PAPER FOR EVERY ROOM We hope that the collapse of Klan power has left him with a realization Divine power. It suffices that, con­ Mass. — MASURY PAINTS— that, after all, a man of his*unquestioned ability should never have stooped sidering the nature of the act, the The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ANY JOB— ESTIMATES FREE to such affiliations. He was wise enough not to seek re-election after the manner in which it is produced and Vehr, D. D., Bishop of Denver, of­ Klan downfall. all its circumstances. It cannot be fered the Mass and preached a short A. PARMELEE & SON attributed to a natural cause. The sermon. He also was the principal 728 W. Colfax Phone TAbor 7432— Re*. TAbor 0992 A good reader who does not believe in unionism and who defends cure of a blind man, e.g., does not speaker at the breakfast. Other wage-cutting sends us a letter, evidently for publication, with his argu­ in itself require Divine power; but speakers were J. A. Gallaher, who ments. Low wages are morally allowable only under the restricted condi­ if the cure is made suddenly, and represented the men; Maurice J. tions mentioned in The Register Ask and Learn Department of this week, without a proportionate cause, it Hickey, toastmaster; the Rev. Hugh CALL SPRUCE 3412 where a quotation from the Quadragesimo Anno is given. They are not must be attributed to God alone. It L. McMenamin, rector of the Cathe­ allowable under the conditions that are used to justify them in some firms. is a miracle. y dral, and the Rev. Daniel J. Morn­ For Quality Cleaning at Reasonable Prices As for unionism, although no defense can be made for the occasional injus­ But not even every extraordinary. ing, assistant at the Cathedral. Mr. Prompt and Efficient Delivery Service Everywhere tice practiced in its name, the general principle has been so strongly upheld Divine fact is a miracle, properly so- Gallaher traced the history of Moth­ I PEACOCK CLEANERS AND DYERS ! by the Church that as Catholics we no longer consider the matter debatable. called. In order to be classified as er’s day, which has a Catholic origin. 1137 E. ALAMEDA A. E. NELSON | a miracle the fact must also be per­ The others also spoke on “ mother” L. E. BARNES ceptible to our senses. The Real Another good reader, protesting against our refusal to defend the and the various phases of her day, Presence in the Blessed Sacrament the Bishop stressing the spiritual side group that committed a murder in the Hawaiian islands, says Father is certainly an extraordinary. Di­ said that if a woman’s chastity is attacked she has the right to defend it, in reference to the Blessed Virgin vine fact, but since the fact is be­ Mary, Mother of God. and therefore a man should defend his wife’s honor. If the protester will 9 f yond the perception of our senses it The Parent-Teachers’ association get in touch with the priest whom he quotes, he will find that he was speak­ is rightly called a mystery, not ing of defense of chastity being here and now attacked. He was not speak­ of the Cathedral, assisted by the Ca­ “ Why Pay More? strictly a miracle. thedral Girls’ club, served the break­ ing of vengeance after the attack. There is quite a difference. Properly understood, then, as an fast. (Trademark) Let us not forget that if "honor slayings’’ such as that in Hawaii are extraordinary. Divine fact percep- too easily condoned, duels and blood fends may come back. They too were tible to our senses, the term miraclecle “ honor slayings.’’ embraces more, obviously, than a fact which causes astonishment. It Girl Appears in WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES, b e . “ We strictly repudiate all conceptions of prelacy,” declared the board embraces the notion of a Divine ac­ of Bishop* of the Methodist Episcopal Church in a letter to the general tion due to a special, positive agency Colorado Owned Stores conference, announced last week. But the denomination ha* prelates all of God._ This point must be empha- Drama Written the same. It has it* Bishops presiding over huge areas, with work pretty sized. The defense' ifer of true miracles 17th and Broadway 15th and Welton much like that of our Archbishop* or Roman congregations, and it has demands such emphasis; for they Broadway and Ellsworth ^ 800 Santa Fe Dr. district superintendent* doing work very much like that of our diocesan who consider every astonishing act by Own JVfother 15th and California 16th and California head*. It* organisation is almost a duplicate of the Roman one, with the a “ miracle” also consider the true F. J. Kirchhof exception that at the head it ha* a general conference instead of a Pope, miracles, such as related in the Gos­ J The Bishops have enormous power in the appointmeirt^of-elegrymen and We do not bave epecial *alat but call you at our loweit price* every pels, likewise purely natural events The unusual spectacld^ p i a girl the formulation of denominational...... policies. "Furthermore, ' ^’ley they glilory in the to which the ignorance of gullibility taking a part in a play th'atfner" '" ’ he own Constructioii day on all drug mercbandiie. Episcopal title. of unscientific ages gave a super­ mother wrote was witnessed when In the repudiation of claim to a higher statu* of Orders and in the, natural interpretation. There lies Marye Virginia Wilson % is seen in non-use of pontificalia, they are non-historic; fpr even sect* that split away the danger in loosely using the term. the part of Anita in the St. Mary’s Company from the Papacy in early centuries use these things— for instance the Copts — Rev. Albin H. Ratermann. production, “ The Fiesta of Santa of Egypt and the Jacobites of Asia Minor and India. Dishonest Campaigning Fe.” The play was given by the Sai- THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. , Frantic efforts on the part of the marac stagers at the Broadway the­ James J. Hill, the famous railroader of St. Paul,.in donating the leaders of the nation to turn the ater Thursday night for the benefit Comer Fifteenth and Curtis, Charles Building seminary to the Archdiocese of St. Paul, made the follpwttig i)fWhch, thirty- economic tide have been going on of the Catholic Charities. The au­ Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines seven years ago: , . , , t for more than a year now. • So far, thor, Mrs. May Murray Wilson, has “ Some of you may wonder why I, who am not a member of your the results have been that not even won much praise for the beauty and DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PHONE MAIN 1900 Church, should have undertaken the building and endowment of a Catholic a stemming of the tide has been pos­ charm of “ The Fiesta of Santa Fe.” theological seminary, and you will pardon me if I tell you plainly why. For sible. The mills of depression have The play is the outcome of a visit nearly thirty year* I have lived in a Catholic household, and daily have had continued to grind everything made to Santa Fe several years ago. We Would before me and around me the earnest devotion, watchful care and Christian in their path. Working men and Becoming enamored of the romance Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver example of a Catholic wife, of whom it may be said, ‘Blessed are the pure women of practically every class that abounds in the Southwest, she Appreciate in heart, for they shall see God,’ and on whose behalf tonight I desire to have faced one of two terrors— wrote “ The Fiesta,” a fantasy filled present and turn over to the illustrious Archbishop of this diocese the semi- Your Patronage THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Tr^o^lTt'EEw wage ' slashing or unemployment. with the colorful characters and nary and it* endowment* as provided in the deeds and article* of trust cov­ Even the optimists have reached the scenes of the quest for gold made by “ Denver’* Most Progre**ive Laundry” — We U*e Soft Water ering the same. Almost all denomination* have in their various flock* those stage where they are loathe to pre­ the Spaniards who settled Santa Fe. Branch Offiecii 1642 and 1746 Tremont Street, 1128 17tb Street, who are able to help their Church work in every material way; but the Cath­ It is only slightly historical. 1123 Ea*t Ninth Ave., 426 £**t 17th Ave., 604 East 18th Ave., 1460 York. olic Church, with it* large nuifibar of working men and women, coming dict just when and where the bottom will be reached. One thing about Mrs. Wilson, a Catholic, teaches from almost every nation and clime, has little else than their faith in God English at Grant junior high school, aud the aid of those earnest, pious and devoted men who have been placed the depression is certain— so long as the politicians in power continue to Denver. She was bom in Las Ani­ ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM BUS DEPOT in charge of their spiritual welfare. They have to provide place* of wor­ Street Cara No*. 11-13-40 at Depot ship, and, while the state provide* school* for all. their conscience* call upon pass the buck and refuse to face the mas, the daughter of a pioneer who issue squarely; so long as the people came to Colorado from Philadelphia Step at Hotel Doer them to see that the education of their children goes hand in hand with Colorado Hotel A. L. SMITH. Proprietor in 1865; She received her high their spiritual training, thus making for them an additional burden. Hav- with money refuse to let loose of it; 17th Street at Tremont Phone KEystone 2391 so long as the public in general in­ ing seen the effort* of Archbishop Ireland in behalf of the Church of which school education at St, Mary’s acad­ he is so distinguished a prelate, to spread throughout this country the light sists upon facing the future with an emy, Leavenworth, Kansas, Later of religious truth, and show to all men that there was no conflict between insecurity that amounts to little less she studied art in Chicago and New scientific or physical truth and divine revelation, I felt called upon to de­ than an absolute loss of confidence York. vote a portion of this world’s good* with which I have been blessed to the in the world in general, no relief is work of educating for the priesthood men who would be able to preach in sight. down the spirit of unbelief, and to stand as shining lights along the path­ A member of the President’s cabi­ AID OFFICERS . way that lead* to heaven. May the work which ha* been commenced here net addressed the country over a na­ and which ha* today received the blessing of your Church, continue to send tional radio hook-up Tuesday night out men who will bear witness to all the world that no nation nor people can and made the statement that Presi­ ARE ELECTED long prosper, or even continue, without the aid and direction of living and dent Hoover, the greatest friend of the workingman in America today, A meeting of the Good Shepherd active Christianity.” ______forced employers to keep up wages Aid society was held at the home of for more than a year. If this is a Mrs. J. T. Cronin, 801 Steele street, Hard Facts true statement, the President of the Tuesday, May 10. The meeting was United States is possessed of greater presided over by Miss Margaret Large Class Will Be Confirmed power than we had dreamed of; Leary, president. Election of offi­ more than that, this great friend of cers was held, at which the following the American workingman has sadly were chosen: President, Mrs. ’Thomas on Pentecost Day at Cathedral fallen down on the job— he should Neyers; first vice president. Miss have demanded that wages be kept Margaret Leary; second vice presi­ Sentiment mixed with business is bad for busi­ Pentecost Sunday, May 15, com­ Priesthood in the Cathedral, at 9 a< up indefinitely. dent, Mrs. C. A. Bottinelli; third vice memorating the descent of the Holy m.; Sunday, May 22, he will say This is no time for such poppy­ president, Mrs. A. B. Wickstrom; ness. That is why so many ventures go wrong. Ghost upon the first Christians, to Mass and confirm at 7:30 in Wal cock campaigrning for political con­ financial secretary, Mrs. Hubert remain with the Church forever and senburg, and confirm at 2 p. pi- in trol of the country. We do not need Smith; treasurer, Mrs. John Camp­ You might go into a deal because you do not want make it impossible for her to lose Trinidad. politicians to tell us what they have bell; publicity, Mrs. J. E. Phelan; the deposit of truth left -by Christ accomplished for the common people recording secretary, Mrs. Phil Clarke. to offend the man who promotes it. with the Apostles, is always marked DURANGO MAN IS in the economic crisis; the results At the closing of the business meet­ by a Solemn Pontifical Mass and speak for themselves. We have no ing, Misses Dorothy and Margaret Confirmation at the Denver Cathe­ CHURCH CONVERT quarrel with politicians when they Brown entertained with violin and stick to politics, but when they dral. The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, piano selections, after which a light branch into the field of economics— luncheon was served by the hostess, D.D., will continue the practice es­ Durango.— Ernest Weller, a con­ well, as economists, in the present Mrs. Cronin. The next meeting will That is a poor reason, even if the deal is a good tablished by his predecessors as vert, was received into the Church crisis at least, they qualify as good be held June 14 at the home of Bishops of Denver. The Pontifical last Saturday. P. B. McAtee, an one. ■ A careful analysis by your banker, whose Mass will begin at 10:15, and will day laborers.— Hubert A. Smith. Mrs. E. T. Gibbons, 1355 Milwaukee old-time friend, came from Denver street. be followed by the Confirmation to be present for the event, An Absurd Remedy- advice is yours to command, will help you to rites. More than seventy children, Mrs. Walter Doran departed last Plenty of absurd solutions for the TO USE O’CONNOR HOME twenty-eight adults (mostly converts) week for a visit to Denvet and Grand world’s economic ills have been ad­ Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor have make a wise decision. from the parish and a group from Junction. vanced by would-be experts in the abandoned their plans for * a new Fitzsimons U. S. general hospital Mrs. Margaret Rule left last week last two years. But .the most insane home in Park Lane square, and in­ M' will receive the sacrament. on Wednesday for Racine, Wise., yet to be published made its appear­ stead, will move into the home Mr. The Bishop will confirm two where she will visit her daughters, ance in the daily papers recently in O’Connor’s late mother, Mrs. Kath­ classes at the Longmont church Sun­ Mrs. A. J. Ryezek and Miss Mary the form of birth-control propa­ erine O’Connor, had in the process day afternoon, one at 3:30 and one Olive Rule. ganda. A university professor was of constructing at the time of her r-t r *-■ at 4:30, and will speak at the golden J. P. Firebaugh, a former member the author. He stated that his ob­ death. It is situated at 1081 East jubilee celebration of the Knights of of St. Columba’s parish, passed servations on a recent world tour Cedar avenue, contains 25 or 30 Columbus at Fort Collins Sunday away recently at his home in Cali­ have convinced him that fewer chil­ rooms and is one of the most beau­ evening. fornia. dren in the home would provide a tiful and modern houses in Denver. At 8 o’clock Monday evening he The pupils of the seventh and way out of the depression. will attend the joint graduation ex­ eighth grades of St. Columba’s Aside from the moral question, FR. O’RYAN TO SPEAK American National Bank ercises of the Denver Catholic hos­ school gave a Mother’s day program which is no longer debatable among The Rev. Dr. William F. O’Ryan pital schools of nursing in the last Friday afternoon. right-thinking, clean-living people, will speak at the Glenarm -.branch 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, President Cathedral; at Leadville next the nefarious practice hasn't a leg to of the Y. M. C. A. at 8:46 o’clock Wednesday he will confirm at 4 p. Suitor— I— er— want to ask for stand on in the economic field either. Friday night. The meeting, which is m. in St. Joseph’s church, and at your daughter’s hand, sir. It has found no place among the re­ sponsored by the Alpha lota chap­ 7:30 in Annunciation church; Satur­ Auctioneer Father— It’s no use. ports of economists who really know ter of the Alpha Phi Alpha frater­ day of next week he will confet young man. She’s going in one lot what they are talking about. nity, will be attended by college and Minor Orders, Subdiaconate and or not at all. v * Economists are now agreed that high school students. YOUNG LADIES WILL RECEIVE

v-NS/\\in/ THIS SUNDAY (St. Catherine’* Parish) Last Sunday, at the 7 o’clock Mass, the Young Ladies’ sodality, including new members who were received May (St. Philomena’i Pariih) 1, received Communion. The society On Sunday, May 16, at the 8 held its May meeting Monday night, lO o’clock Mass the pastor, the Rev. at which time the Study club was Wm. M. Higgins, will administer conducted by the Misses Marie First Holy Communion to a class of O’Brien and Dorothy Mayeau. Plans 27 youngsters at the Mass. The were laid for the carnival. T T school choir will sing appropriate Elaborate preparations are being h i hymns. Immediately after the Mass, made for First Communion, to be pictures will be taken of the class on held May 22. the church lawn. As guests of the Last Sunday was a great day for pastor, the children will have break­ parents. In the morning the fathers fast at the rectory, with the moth­ and sons received Communion, after ers serving. which they shared a delightful break­ H O R A W The First Communicants are as fast served by Mrs. M. F. Lear and follows: Alexander Arevian, Richard the ladies of the Altar and Rosary Carey, Jane Dyer, Jos^h De Rose, society, and enjoyed a program. In M y AND 5QN CHAPELl Mary Theresa Dwyer, Dorothy Ann the. evening a program was enjoyed Fisher, Robert Hartnell, Edward by more than 300 mothers of the Hanifen, Joseph Humphreys, Rob parish, who received just honors from DURING THE MASS for the Dead, it is customary, although not a matter Roy Jacks, Edward Kenney, Shirley the entire parish. E. F. O’Connor Rosary of precept to distribute tapers or candles of unbleached wax to those within the Lally, Kathleen O’Connor, Roderick represented the men; Miss Mary De O’Hara, Albert Ohman, Mary Elean­ Nave, the Young Ladies’ sodality; sanctuary. These are lighted during the Gospel, from the Elevation to the Com­ or Porter, Albert Quinlivan, Jean Mrs. George Muller, St. Catherine’s munion and during the final Absolution. This ancient alfeociation of lights with Ripp, Donald Roos, Richards Ross, C. T.-P.A.; Edward Lyons, the Holy Rosary! Rosary 1 Joan Roberts, Jean Russell, Patricia Name Tegulars; Miss Faye Piper, the Glide through my fingers, Christian obsequies, has reference to Baptism, by which we are made children of Sarback, Patricia Syrianey, William Junior sodality; Thomas King, Holy Pray for me— pray for thee— Light and is a reminder of the oft-repeated prayer . . . “ and let perpetual light Taylor, James Williams and Harold Name cadets, and Mrs. H. L. Weber How that word lingers! Wolfe. responded in the name of the moth­ shine upon them.” , Yellow beads— shining beads— ■:4 Mrs. E. F. Randolph, 1636 Steele ers present. Prizes were given as What is your myst’ry? - We consider our relations with those we servers a sacred trust, not admitting street, entertained her contract follows: Prize for the mother hav­ Joyous thoughts— sorrowful— bridge club on Wednesday, May 4. ing the largest family, won by Mrs. Prom His life hist’ry. of blatancy in matter of price or cost. Where may the finest funeral tribute be Mrs. Edward T. Gibbons won the Marion lacino’s mother; prize for the Ev’ry bead— ev’ry bead oldest mother present was won by obtained at a cost which will bear fair comparison with any in its field? Horan’s, honors. Pleads its own story; St. Philomena’s baseball team Mrs. Eastman’s mother, Mrs. Haas, Pleads for the absent ones, of course. played the Sacred Heart team Fri­ and the prize for the mother having . Up to God’s glory. day afternoon on the City park the youngest child in the parish was Rosary! Rosary! Horan & Son— ^Catholic Funeral Directors grounds. The score was 15-14 in won by Mrs. Lenora Mattingly ■ Shall we part? never! favor of the Sacred Heart lads. Weber. Link me to those I love, Members of the Junior sodality Now and forever! HIGHEST QUALITY—LOWEST COST May devotions in honor of the will enjoy their annual picnic at the Blessed Virgin take place On Sun­ lacino summer cottage in Mount We have a beautiful assortment of Ro­ 1527 Cleveland Place Phone KEystone 6297 day, Wednesday and Friday evenings Vernon Country club district Sun­ at 7:30. day. All who are not provided with saries, priced to suit everybody’s taste Mesdames J. F. Conway, James transportation will please meet at McConaty, S. P. Mangan, W. L. Mor­ the church not later than 10 o’clock. and pocketbook. rissey and Fred Schirk entertained Captain and Mrs. C. E. Conkling foursomes at St. Vincent’s annual and daughter, Mrs. Arthur Hughes, Prices Range,From 10c to $50.00 PARISH BAZAAR card party on last Saturday after­ with her two children, are enjoying, noon. the ocean breezes of La Jolla, Calif. For the Bride, Graduate, nothing more acceptable. St. Vincent de PauFs Parish Mrs. W. C. Schwenger, 1414 St. M. F. O’Brien left this week for a Large stock to select from, all popular stones, includ­ P U N S m R T E D Paul street, was hostess to the ladies summer vacation on his ranch in ing amethyst, garnet, ruby, la tosca pearl, sapphire, of Mrs. Taylor’s club on Thursday, Wyoming. May 6, with a luncheon, followed by emerald, iris, ijioonstone, oqyx, torquoise, rose, and -BRACONIER- Card Parties Being Held to Mrs. E. Fritz and her two daugh­ others*- cards. Mrs. Edward T. Gibbons ters are now living in the parish at Plumbing and Heating—Hardware and Paints Defray Expenses of made high score, with Mesdames 4235 Green court. Depository for everything in the Church and Religious SPRUCE 1679 1076 SO. GAYLORD Tierney and Washauer receiving the Banns were announced last Sun­ Dinner guest prizes. This club will meet line. Correspondence solicited. Mail orders receive day for the first time between Eu­ prompt attention. with Mrs. Philip Clarke on the aft­ gene Carl Di lullo of 4293 Julian ULLERY / lND DRINKWATER (St. Oominic’a Pariah) ernoon of May 19. street and Mary O’Connor of 525 May Crowning Postponed, REGISTERED DRUGGISTS The preparatory movement of the Circle drive. Thfr May crowning was postponed 1000 So. Gaylord Free Delivery Phone SPruce 9785 big bazaar to be held in June is pro­ Among the new arrivals in the I until Sunday, May 22. James Clarke gressing well and already gives indi­ parish are Mrs. Dewey Shriver of The parish choir was heard in the I cations of being the most popular 4343 Umatilla street. Mrs. Louis THE CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. “Mass in honor of St. Benedict,” by one ever conducted. Contact has Carroll has moved into her new home Church Goods House I Fancy Corn-Fed Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables been made with every family in the Joseph I. Muller, on last Sunday, QUALITY—SERVICE—PRICE FREE DELIVERY with Miss O’Neill singing at the Of­ at 4531 King street. f parish and the enthusiasm that has Sunday afternoon, y Ray Thomas, Headquarters for Religious Articles and been met with has been encourag­ fertory an “ Ave Maria,” an adapta­ I tion from “ Cavalleria Rusticana,” the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Catholic Books ing. This year the capital prize E. Elliott of 3740 Federal boulbvard, 'Will be a Chevrolet coach. Tickets by Pietro Mascagni. - was baptized. Ray T. Baker and 1636-38* Tremont Street Denver, Colorado may be had for 25 cents or five for Mrs. W. J. Tobin, one of the pio­ Mabel E. Baker were the sponsors. a dollar. Supplementing this major neer members of St. Philomena’s Phone TAbor 3789 feature, the ladies of the Rosary and parish, and her husband are making St. John’s Parish Altar society will serve a dinner. their home in Death Valley, Nevada. Besides the customary attractions of Miss Mamie O’Haire’s cousins, the bazaar, many new and compell­ John and Murray of Colorado Altar Society COLUMBINE BARBER SHOP ing features will be introduced. To Springs, were" heard in one of the meet the expenditures incident to high school bands playing in Music j, It Pays to Look W ell Your Patronage Appreciated the dinner, a series of card parties is week at the' City auditotium on to Meet Friday \V. E. EWAN, Prop. 2434 E. 6th Avenue being held in the homes of many of Friday evening, May 6. Sf. Dominic’s Parish the ladies. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Mrs. Ira W. Garnett of 900 Gar­ (St. John’* Pari*h) 4 THE DENVER MARKET CO. P. W. Walker entertained at her field street entertained 20 guests at The Altar and Rosary society will home an exceptionally large gn'oup at tea Saturday afternoon. hold its regular monthly meeting at Pinon Fuel and Supply Co. Groceries, Fancy Com Fed Meats and of ladies. Wednesday afternoon at On June *'6 graduation exercises the school hall Friday at 2 o’ clock. LUMP COAL, $5.50 UP Fresh Vegetables 2 o’clock the second party will be of the eighth grade pupils at St. Luncheon will be served at 1 o’clock, STEAM COAL, $2.50 UP PAY CASH AND PAY LESS YOU ARE ASSURED OF QUALITY MERCHANDISE held in the church basement. Philomena!s school will take place at preceding the meeting. It is hoped F. A. Mumford, Mgr. W. 25th and Decatur GAllup 5125 the 8 o’clock' Mass. a large number will be in attend­ Famous for Values On Sunday morning at the 7:30 The firms listed here de- Mass the children of the class re­ The sacrament of Confirmation ance. LAKEYS QUALITY MARKET ceived their First Holy Communion. will be administered by Bishop Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Kohl and fam­ Urban Vehr June 5 after the 11:30 ily plan to leave by auto next week WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MEATS, FRESH EGGS. serv'e to be remembered JACLER’S As in the past few years this was a SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, FISH ON FRIDAY Olof Jacobson ' George Clerisse ceremony of inspirational beauty. o’clock Mass. for California. Mrs. Kohl and chil­ Miss Stella Rummelhart, house­ dren Vill spend the summer at Long 3617 WEST 82ND AVE. ' WE DELIVER— UNION MARKET CALL GALLUP 4406 when you are distributing The Blessed Virgin sodality will JEWELERS keeper at the rectory, was called to Beach. Mr. Kohl will remain there r — hold a May-time social in the base­ your patronage in the dif­ Buy Upstairs for Less Boulder to the bedside of her sister, a month before returning to Denver. fHAr-CflMN FEED I' FEEO.OPl ment Monday for the entertainment 1 Third Floor, University Bldg. who is critically ill. She remained Mrs. Grant Wimbush was hostess The firms listed here de­ n « S E E D ! of members and their friends. The STOKf All'RINDS ferent lines of business. 16th and Champa to her card club at luncheon May 5. highlights of the show will be pre­ several days. 32 at Birthday Party Prizes for high and low scores were serve to be remembered sented by "Jerry” and “ Margie” The Nevin family celebrated the O’Neil, assisted by members of the won by Mrs. T. J. McNally and Mrs. birthday of their mother, Mrs. Mary W. H. Stevenson. Mrs. C. N. Kohl when you are distributing Kiddie club, and there will also be COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITY STORES Nevin, with a dinner at their home, was a guest for the day. On May 17 a movie comedy, featuring Charlie 1533 Madison street, on Mother’s Mrs. J. Beringer will entertain the your patronage in the dif­ Chase in “ Long Fliv the King.” day. Thirty-two were present. group. NO. DENVER POULTRY SUPPLY Country Club Grocery and Market Mrs. Josephine Brockman has Misses Sarah Higgins, Mary Rose The Altars are being cared for ferent lines of business. 4227 w. 88TH AVE. GALLOP 2671 Week after week we give cur patrons absolntely the highest quality at the been confined to her home for the O’Brien, Anne O’Neill and Marie in May by Mrs. John Rice and lowest price in the city. We handle only guaranteed quality Corn Fed Baby Beef. past three weeks by an attack of Kept fresh by electrical refrigeration. Shechy were selected by the presi­ Mrs. H. J. Dehmer. IIJJ EAST 4TH AVE. : TELEPHONE SO. 6390 pleurisy. dent of the Queen’s Daughters, Miss H. A. Wimbush, father of Grant Mary E. Schurman, formerly of this Wimbush, is ill at Mercy hospital, ST. DOMINIC’S COMMUNITY STORES COUNTRY CLUB GARAGE parish, to decorate the Blessed Vir­ where he has spent the last two and S80 GILPIN “ The Best Service in Denver** TELEPHONE FR. 4461 Seniors to Give gin’s altar during the month of May. a half years. MILWAUKEE GARAGE This work was made possible Mrs. A. P. Pohndorf, Jr., enter­ COX’S MARKET through the generosity of Miss tained the card group recently or­ **The Home of Quality Meats Exclusively’* 6S7 MILWAUKEE YORK 9271 Georgie Hughes of St. Philomena’s ganized by Mrs. George Strahl at Comedy May 22 Altar and Rosary society. its first meeting Monday. Luncheon 2642 West 32nd Ave. Z. N.. COX, Prop. GAUup 6142 E. L. RONINGER—GROCERIES, MEATS The mothers of St. Philomena’s was served at 1 o’clock and auction “ It Takaa the BEST to Make the BEST parish were given a party by the was played in the afternoon. Mrs. JOHNNIE O’CONNOR SERVICE and Payi the BEST TO BUY THE BEST" L. J. Murphy, Sir., and Mrs. Cole 1718 EAST 6TH AVE. TELEPHONES FR. 0804 AND 0806 for School Aid members of the Blessed Virgin’s ALL CARS GREASED WITH fTKJ, NOFREEZATOL ENDS YOUR C S C f t sodality at the school hall Tuesday were guests. The next meeting will ALEMITE HIGH PRESSURE.. * RADIATOR TROUBLES, GAL. COUNTRY CLUB BARBER & BEAUTY PARLOR evening. Besides the pastor, the be held May 23 at,the home of Mrs. 2601 FEDERAL BOULEVARD TELEPHONE GALLUP 6486 (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parith) Rev. William M. Higgins, and the William Capella. SPECIAL— $7.50 PERMANENT WAVE $5.00 The graduates of 1932 of Sacred Rev. William Zolp, a number were Roland Wimbush and Wm. Rice For Limited Time Only to Introduce New Nestoil Wave Heart high school May 22 will offer present. After songs of welcome by have completed their year’s work at for High Altitude and Difficult Hair St. Mary’s college, California, and 1119 E 4th AVE. TELEPHONE PEARL 0369 as the senior class ^ay a delightful the Daughters, amusing games, a comedy, entitled “ Digging Up the reading by Miss Evelyn Kiene and left for Denver Thursday morning Dirt.” The play has met with tre­ vocal solos by Anne O’Neill, with by auto. mendous success elsewhere, and as Sarah Higgins accompanying, filled St. Catherine’s Parish ^ Now you may have your finest wool blankets and given by the Sacred Heart cast it the evening’s program. A supper ^ auto robes laundered by the same methods used by should prove popular. Several of was served. Credit is due the pres­ ST. JAMES’ TO the students have shown talent, and ident, Miss Mary Rose O’Brien, and THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. their manufacturers—the woolen mills. these boys and girls have been well the committees in the affair’s suc­ HAVETRIDUUM This is a strictly different process from ordinary washing. Special placed in the present cast. The cess. Among those who won the Weit 38th and Irving -w.ich’ ouf iS«W .k.r." 3700 Navajo StrMt equipment— the only of its kind in Denver— is used. young actors are being carefully prizes were Fathers Higgins and Call Gallup 0741 Tb« red a w hite star** Call Gallup 0936 It restores the life and beauty, brightening the colors and raising the coached and the finished production Zolp. BEFORE FEAST nap to a new luxurious, downy softness. should be far above the average Miss Elsie Sullivan, who had been ARMSTRONG SHOE REPAIR SHOP And there is a positive guaranty against shrinkage. amateur affair. “ Digging Up the ill, was able to resume her school (St. Jame*’ ParUk) Naturally It’s the Ideal Laundry that can give you Dirt” will be staged at the school work Monday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday 3006 W. 44th AVE.— 4 DOORS WEST ECONOMY CASH AND CARRY hall, popularly known as Adelphian The public novena in honor of the there will be a triduum in prepara­ Shoes Rebuilt the New W ay Are Both Economical and Practical this service. hall, 28th and Lawrence streets. Holy Spirit will close Saturday. tion for the Feast of Pentecost, con­ [There will be no reserved seats for TOWING BATTERIES THC sisting of devotions Friday evening The firms listed here de­ All Work Guaranteed Call the Ideal on Your Laundry the play. Tickets sell for 50 cents. It at 8 o’clock, Saturday evfening at 8 Problems is a time-honored custom at Sacred Provincial Visits and ending with the 8 o’clock Mass serve to be remembered CLEMES SERVICE LAUNDHrOf Heart high school for the boys and DENVER Sunday morning. The Plant is at 2500 Curtis MA. 4281 girls about to be graduated to give Sunday is the regular Communion when you are distributing Garage & Service Station a senior play in the form of a school The Rev. Mother Agreda, provin­ day for the children of the parish. "SerHvice With a Smile’* benefit, and everything realized cial of the Sisters of the Precious Thursday, May 19, is the date of your patronage in the dif­ GREEN FARGO GAS & PENZOIL from the play is turned over to the Blood, Dajrton, Ohio, is visiting this the card party sponsored by Mes­ ferent lines of business. SEIBERLING TIRES school treasury. The students them­ week with the sisters of her com­ dames Schnurr, Gappae, Parslow Phone GAllup 4766 3601 Federal Blvd. selves realize the school’s many munity who have charge of Bishop and Leyden. The members of the SPECIAL OFFER needs this year, and they are espe­ Urban J. Vehr’s household. She and parish are urged to patronize this We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give_ e ycyou six cially eager to make this, their last her sister traveling companion are party and a good time is promised. months to ijay your bill -Private room or open storage. We have effort in behalf of the school, a great on theit way East from Phoenix, The tickets are 35 cents each. Tables low rate of insurance. success. Members of the parish are Arizona. may be reserved by phoning any of Sandberg Motor Co* I'lVE Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on asked to take their recreation for the ladies named above. These par­ your work. ^ the weelt of May 22 at Adelphian will receive at the 7 o’clock Mass— ties are to take place every month Chrysler MOVE MOVING, STORING AND PACKING hall. With each family represented one group at Sacred Heart c"hurch until further hotice on the third Plymouth Frame Houses, Garages at the play a substantial sum can he and the other at Loyola. Thursday of the month at the Civic Authorized Dealer For Service— KEyttone 6SXS No Money Needed for Six Months turned over to the school. Sunday will also be, Comnymt^ building at 2 p. m. The money taken General Office a Warehou**, 1^ 1 20th St. Pentecost Sunday will be observed day for the High SchboTll^H ty. in is being used for the church ex­ DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. by a High Mass at Sacred Heart The students will attend the 8:30 penses. Repairing and church at 10:30 o’clock. o'clock Mass at Sacred Heart church Parish members are requested to Storage 1521 20th St. . Office and Warehouse PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Sunday will be Communion day and will receive Communion in a have their books on the large rug ^50 Bannock St. KEystone 8521 ••• for the Ladies’ sodality. The ladies body. returned by June 9. THEY ARE RELIABLE PAGE SIX Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER' Telephone. Main 5413 Thursday. May 12. 1932 St. Francis’ P.-T. A. Here is a Safe Investment Fathers’ Night Is The Conduct and 10 0[ Splendid Success Appointments of for Your Savings Matters of Importance Will Be the Funeral Can (St. Francis de Sales* Parish) The last P.-T. A. meeting of this Discussed Express More JTST. year, held May 4, was Fathers’ night and proved a great success. A splen­ The regular monthly meeting of Than Words \ Coupon Certificates (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) did program, arranged by H. W. the Denver deanery, D ., C. C. 'W., The comedy, “ Where Is Sallie?” French, chairman of the entertain­ will be held at Knights of Columbus hall Monday, May 16, at 2 o’clock. will be presented by the eighth- ment committee for that night, was grade pupils of St. Elizabeth’s given. J. M. Scherrier was the prin­ A large attendance is urged. Mat­ Leave for 5 years. Interest school'on Tuesday evening. May 17, cipal speaker, his subject being ters of importance relative to the National council will be discussed at 8:15. This little comedy con­ “ Weather Activities.” 'The Silver- January and July. Coupons and the local program outlined for A funeral need not be expensive or extravagant to be in tains bright, sparkling fun, a series ton quartet, under the direction of of side-splitting complications and Ross Vernon Miller, sang several the regional conference to be held good form. Organization and experience enable us to attached for 10 years $100 pleasing numbers. Betty Brown, in Santa Fe June 26-27. plenty of brisk action. Robert BartK quote a price for the funeral that is beyond competition and multiples thereof. Loan as' the Chinaman, Ah , Sin; Joseph young violinist, played “ My Rosary” Kind friends continue their inter­ Heit as> Cholly Choppin; Luella Sae- and Victor Herbert’s “ Ah, Sweet est in deanery activities and are and the price paid never be known outside the family value— 90% of face value. mah as the rich old maid, and the Mystery of Life,” accompanied by helping materially during these times of stress. A card party was whether it be $85 or up in the hundreds. many other capable and humorous her sister, Jane. The Denver Com­ Investigate — find out all given Tuesday afternoon, May 10, characters promise all a pleasant munity players presented a one-act the facts. Send for com­ evening. Other features of this,an­ tragedy, “ Old Woman Sea.” Car­ at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lee, nual program will be a beautiful op­ lisle Swain was the director. The 3239 Champa street. This was a plete information. eretta, entitled “ The Toy Shop,” president, Mrs. Harvey W. French, contribution to the cause from the given by the children of the primary presided at the business meeting. Married Ladies’ sodality of Sacred Boule vardB DiSTiNCTivEi Yearly reports w-ere read by all of­ and intermediate grades. A fairy Heart church. In the afternoon Miss dance and a quaint little Japanese ficers and committee chairmen. Mrs. Mary Coughlin, past president, told . M funeral dance ‘will be appropriate features French and Mrs. L. P. Weadick gave of the need of continuing the wel­ a report on the state convention at of this charming playlet Add to fare work of the deanery. service REPUBLIC Colorado Spring-s. Mrs. Charles Two other parties are scheduled Mortuary y this the “ Highland Fling” and the Hyde, new county president, in­ bonnie Scotch airs of the dancers to be ^ven in Sacred Heart-Loyola BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION stalled the officers for the coming Federal Blvd. at No. Speer GAIIup 0407 and some idea will be had of what larish in the month of May for the year. Those who will direct the P.- A. B. Williams, President will be given to patrons at St. Eliza­ lenefit of the Denver deanery. To JAMES P. McCONATY KEystone 2357 T. A. next year are: President, Mrs. T. £ . Greene, Sec’y-Treas. beth’s hall. Eleventh and Curtis Sts., the ladies in charge and to Fathers 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas L. P. Weadick; first vice president, Devlin, S.J., and Harder, S.J., for Catholic Funerals Conducted Without Confusion on May 17. Music will be furnished Mrs. H. W. French; second vice through the courtesy of the Metro their co-operation, the deanery offi- j president. Mother Eulogia; third vice cers express appreciation. Melody Makers. A matinee will be president, Sister Emerita; secretary, The deanery extends congratula­ given for the sisters and children Mrs. Frank Spindler; treasurer, Mrs. tions to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gar­ Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. Fred Kelly; historian, Mrs. Thomas rison on the birth of a son. Mrs. This Sunday, the Feast of Pente­ Mulligan; parliamentarian, Mrs. L. Garrison is a past president of the cost, a Solemn Mass will be cele­ J. Holmes. A large basket of flowers organization. MAKE GOLDEN EAGLE youd WALL PAPER HEADGUARTERS brated at 11 o’clock. After all the was given Mrs. French by the mem­ The Sphinx club, through the Masses, general absolution will be bers as a token of appreciation for courtesy of the Music Week as.socia- THE CUT RATE DRUG COMPANY given for the benefit of the mem­ the substantial results she accom­ tion, gave a musical treat to the WG DELIVER—'South Denver’o Leadius Cut Rate OruKgista bers of the Third Order of St. Fran­ children of Little Flower center. V r plished in her term of office. After Owned and Operated by C. £. J. Crawford and (i. W Mile» cis. Solemn devotions will be held the meeting, refreshments were Those on the program were Mrs. New Store, 1069 So. Gaylord—SPruce 7326 294 So. Fean., at Alameda— PEarl 6433 201 Broadway, at 2nd Ave.— SO. 0154 in the evening at 7:30. Baptismal served in the cafeteria by the Malcolm Jones, Mrs. Dulcie Unge- water will be blessed as the Church fathers. mach, Mrs; Rupert Turner and son, prescribes, on Saturday, the vigil of Donald. PARSON'S b a k e r y ” Society to Receive Sunday this great feast. This service, which Sunday will be Communion day These days at Little Flower and W U lfilP E Il Garfield centers are witnessing ^'-^uality Goods is preceded by the reading of the of the Altar society, members of prophecies, will take place immedi­ childish gn:ief at parting from loved PHONE SOUTH 0975 126 BROADWAY which will receive in a body at the OVER 1 /4 - MILE O f WALL PAPERS ON DISPLAY agsociates and scenes. It has been ately before the 8 o’clock Mass. 7:30 Mass. Sunday is also the annual deemed best to return families to PRICES LOWEST IN THE W EST/ 1258 SOUTH PEARL The Children of Mary, the Young mothers and daughters’ day; all mem­ AY Mexico to relieve economic condi­ DAVID PHONE PEARL 0883 Ladies’ and -the Holy Angels’ sodal­ LOWEST I’ RICES ON REPAIR WORK bers and their daughters are earn­ tions. “ Going home” has no sweet ities will receive Holy Communion ARROW'PACK Chevrolet Fly Wheel Rin* Gear Put on, $8.50 estly requested to attend this Mass. sound for the little ones. They have Ford Model A Valves. Relacing and Reseating. $5.00 at the 8 o’clock Mass on the Feast Pews on both sides of the middle ALL WORK GUARANTEED no memory of that home. The cen­ WALL PAPER of Pentecost. The Young Ladies’ aisle will be reserved for the society. ters are where they have experi­ sodality will hold its regular month­ There will be community singing in enced some of childish joys and to Ruy ^vnllpnprr In the neiv Come to Falby’a for the Lowest Paint and Wall Paper Prices ly meeting on Wednesday evening ArroiT-Pnck dfsplar carton, honor of Our Blessed Mother. Mrs. the centers they lovingly cling. Wallpaper From 4c Roll up— Waterproof Varnish, $1.98 Gal. between 8 and 9:30. Richard Hynes has been requested to ^^hich Khonii hon' It trjll . Famous Armstrong House Paint, $1.89 Gal. look on the ^nll. Next Tuesday will be the sixth day. sing at this Mass. 32 Broadway F A L B Y ’ S PEarl 2940 of the novena in honor of St. An­ Mrs. Charles E. Hopkins, who was thony. The usual devotions of the dangerously ill at St. Joseph’s hos­ Altar Ladies 10x12 Room Lot Non- i THE BROADWAY CREAMERY novena will be held after each of pital, has made a wonderful recovery BUTTER, EGGS, ICE CREAM, CREAMY CHEESE the three Masses in the morning and and was removed to her home Sun­ to Hold Party Fading Wallpaper 66 South Broadway 1555 Arapahoe St. again in the evening at 7:45. There day. will be exposition of the Blessed Confessionals Being Built Complete 10x12 room Sacrament during the morning hours New confessionals are being Mrs. K. Winters Is Awarded lots in a variety of new $ ^ . 9 8 and Benediction after the 8 o’clock erected. The workmanship is of a Glass Luncheon Bridge and attractive patterns Mass, very fine order. in the handy Arrow- d r o a d m o o d On May 19 members of the Holy Set Pack cartons. BOB’S "CLEANERS* DYERS*' St. Paichal. Baylon Fe»»t May 17 Name society will give a card party. The Feast of S t. Paschal Bay Ion, (St. Patrick’s Parish) 529 E. Exposition— PE. 8485 A good attendance is asked. Those another great Franciscan saint, hap­ present will not only enjoy a very The Altar and Rosary society held Hang It Yourself MEAT MARKET Men’s Suits Thoroughly pens to fall also on Tuesday, May pleasant evening, but will have an its May meeting last week on Complete instructions with every 17. A signal honor w as' bestowed opportunity to help a worthy cause. Wednesday afternoon in the library. room lot of Arrow-Pack Wallpaper Eggs 2 Doi. lor ...... 2 5 ^ Cleaned and Pressed, on this poor, lowly, unlettered lay Word was received Sunday morn­ Mrs. D. R. Lucy presided. Mrs. brother when Pope Leo XIII in the ing of the serious illness of Mrs. Mc­ James O’Drain was hostess. Plans B u t t e r CrVmcry. lb...... 2 0 ^ year 1893 declared him the heavenly Curdy at Sitka, Kan.._I}pr husband for a luncheon and card party to be 10x12 Room patron of all Eucharistic Congresses and four sons left imini^iately for held at tho home of Mrs. Thomas Bacon lufe",‘ib.’;*’';...... 15^" and as.sociation.s. The saint’s won­ her bedside. Mrs. M e^rdy, who McElroy were.made. Mrs. K. Win­ Wc Insure All Garments derful love of Je.sus in the Blessed has been in poor health for some ters was awarded the glass bridge Completely Papered Entrusted -fo -Our Care Pot Roast eSr^Fed, lb. Sacrament made his life a marvel time, left Denver a few weeks ago luncheon set. The next meeting will We will furnish all the 10 % Discount Cash and Carry and c^ned for him the high dignity to visit her old home, thinking the be held at the home of Mrs. J. Ne- materials and hang Cottage Cheese, lb. he now holds in the Church of God. change would benefit her. She was vans, 3942 Kalamath street. these papers on youi Fancy, Fresh All Work Guaranteed As heavenly patron, therefore, St. accompanied by her two youngest This Sunday will be Communion walls, all at this ridicu­ We Deliver Paschal will be greatly honored this children. Mrs. McCurdy is the day for the Young Ladies’ sodality lously low price. This . CHOICE BREAD, ROLLS, year in Ireland, where hundreds of mother of eight children, six of and the Children of Mary. The low price .does -not in­ 93 Broadway SPruce 8867 thousands of Catholics from all parts Misses Barkhausen were hostesses at 3 CAKES AND PASTRY whom are living. Through her re­ clude preparing the of the world will assemble at the ligious example she has been the the meeting of the sodality held on walls. FOR ALL TAS+ES AND EVERY OCCASION Eucharistic:.uc Congress, and when Monday evening in the library. Baked Just the Way Vou Like Them means of bringing 18 converts into leaned theological theses relating to the Church. Class leaders for the month of Send for O ut Free Catalog of Sun-Tested THEY ARE RELIABLE ELLSWORTH BAKERY ouir Lord in the Blessed Sacrament In honor of the Holy Name very April have been announced by the Papers school faculty as follows: Grade 8, "HOME OWNED BAKERY” will be read it will be recalled that appropriate hymns were sung at the among^the many gifts the saint re­ Charlotte Harrington; grade 7, John SPECIAL PRICES TO QUANTITY IT PAYS ‘ 15 So. Bdway. Phone Spruce 8397 7:30 Mass last Sunday by James ceived kt the foot of the tabernacle Hartford and Arthur Dade. Horn; grade 6, Mary Brandi; grade BUYERS 5, Mary Notch; grade 4, Marjorie was that of intuitive knowledge in a The annual retreat of the' high (Fifth Floor Annex—(joldrii Unjclc) very high degree. On this feast the school students was held May 10, 11 Looney; grade 3, Sadie Campinella; Tertiaries of St. Francis may gain and 12. Father Shaw, C.SS.R., was grade 2, Josephine Luearelli; grade ST. FRANCIS’ COMMUNITY STORES a special plenary indulgence by re­ retreat master, 1, Marie Casagranda. ceiving Holy Communion. Mrs. Fred Thompson has as her TO MEET COMPETITION ZZ April leader.s in St. Elizabeth’s house guests Mr. and Mrs. MarVin Men*» StjUs cleaned and pressed...... 50c 60c Lambholm, who were married in Men's O’coats cleaned and pressed...... 68c 75c school are as follows: Grade 1, Jose­ MAY CROWNING Ladies* Plain Coats and Dresses...... 68c 75c phine Smith; grade 2, Colleen Sulli­ North Platte, Nebraska, last Sun­ day, and are spending their honey­ 732 So. Pearl THE BETTER YET CLEANERS Phone PE«rl 7571 van; grade 3, Angela Lambrecht; TO BE SUNDAY *orouui^7- — grade 4, Cleo Carleton; grade 6, moon here. W, A. OSBORN 275 SOUTH LOGAN ST B. E. JOHNSON Laura Gette; grade 6, Monica Mrs. Eliza Lomasney is quite ill at COR. 1 6 ™ & LAWRENCE s t s . (St. Mary Magdalene’s Parish) the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mar­ Schmidt; grade 7, Mary Secord; The May crowning will take place ED’S MARKET grade 8, Louise Marsalli. garet Hally. J. P. Nevans, who has Sunday afternoon, May 15, at 3 p. been very ill, is reported as slightly Full Line Groceries and Fresh Corn Fed Meats m. The young ladies of the parish We Deliver— We Appreciate Youi Patronage improved. • ED COKER. ProD. 491 SO PEARL SPRUCE 0366 will participate in the crowning. The The beautiful flowers which dec­ USE sermon Sunday afternoon will be j W. A. OSBORN 275 SOUTH LOGAN ST. B. E. JOHNSON SCHOOL HOLDS orated the main and Blessed Virgin’s Doyle’s Pharmacy given by the Rev. W’illiam Powers altars last Sunday were the gift of The Particular Druggist i CORBETT’S i n P A N GENERAL REPAIRING of St. John’s parish. \ L* V ' J IT l V.8 1 v y r v a.* TELEPHONE PEARL DSOC JUNIOR SOCIAL Mrs. Nellie Dec and daughter, Mrs. CAMERAS AND FILMS The Rev. Francis Cawley of St. Ralph Hay. 17th Ave. and Grant \ ICE Greaiing, Walking, Storage— Gaioline and Oil, Towing (Annunciation School) Joseph’s church, Salida, was a vis­ itor at the rectory the past week. TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 On Tuesdarj’, May 10, the Annun­ Formerly I8th and Clarkson CREAM The benefit at the new Granada FREE DELIVERY ciation high school held its junior theater, held this week, proved suc­ 35 Barnum Tots prom at the Lakewood Country club. cessful. The proceeds will go to the In the early part of the evening the church decoration fund. Approach Altar 1----- seniors and juniors enjoyed a deli­ Fathers and sons’ Sunday was ob­ cious dinner. The tables were dec­ served last Sunday. Sixty-one men W HEAT-85C SL Louis’ .Parish orated in the school colors, maroon and 24 boys received Holy Commun­ for First Time 4 and white. Toasts were given by the ion in a body at the 8 o’clock Mass. Low Feed Prices Rev. M. F. Callanan, P.R.; the Rev. The Young Ladies’ sodality' will (Presentation Parish, Barnum) Colorado Coal Co. DENNIS CASH MARKET Eugene O’Sullivan, the Rev. John receive Holy Communion in a body Thirty-five little children received Wogan, the coaches and the senior 4310 BRIGHTON BLVD. QUALITY MEATS AND'GROCERIES FOR LESS at the 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, May their First Holy Communion at the class through Agnes Schwieder, Ray- 15. 8 o’clock Mass on Sunday, May 8. Poultry Dressed to Order— Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at All Times mond^Carper, Margaret Schlereth and 4316 So. Broadway Open Sundayi and Eveningi Phone Eng. 1097 Twenty-eight children of the par­ It was the most beautiful and im­ Florence Kellogg. Dan McLellan, ish will receive their First Holy Com­ pressive First Communion ceremony PAUL’S PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISE^ president of the junior class, acted munion at the 8 o’clock Mass Sun­ that the parish has seen for many Eucharistic Congress a.s toastmaster. The grand march day, May 22. years. Fare as low as .$217.80 from o • C m. t.' t h e y a r e r e l ia b l e began about 9 o’clock with the prom Afterwards the pastor, Father Denvep to Dublin and return. The most Service Station queen, Jean White, and Raymond Boyle, gave an impressive sermon to Small amount extra noinz via Montreal • modern Texaco Producta Gentry, president of class of ’32, the First Communicants, and also and returning via New Y’ork. Join party leading. They were followed by two Local Student being organized by us with co-operation Washing • Greasing to the parents, charing them with of Denver priest. • vacuum pack little flower girls, Madonna^. Body the duty of so rearing these little Sailing June 11th Will Meet Any Competition I W e Store and Elaine Gentry; the crown bear­ ■ none b ' 'pr So Why Not Gel the Best to Be Editor ones that the happiness of this day E. D. Whitley Steamship Household Goods er, Billy Shea; the queen’s attend­ "We Appreciate Your I’atronace" would continue' throughout their and Tourist Agency BROADWAY AT HAMPDEN and Merchandise ants, Mildred Ward and Florence whole lives. After Mass a breakfast The Rev. Maurice Helmann, grad­ 1744 Welton St., Denver i Phone Eng. 392 Kellogg, and the rest of the students was served to the children who had DUFFY STORAGE AND and alumni. The queen was dressed uate of St. Thomas’ seminary, Den­ PHONE KE. 0462 | MOVING CO. ver, ordained in Lincoln last Thurs­ made their First Communion by the in pink net and wore a wrist bou­ day, was officially announced by ladies of the Altar and Rosary so­ quet of red and white sweetpeas. Bishop L. B. Kucera, D.D., this week ciety. Each child found a beautiful The crown was of white sweetpeas. as assistant at the Lincoln Cathedral medal at his plate. The ladies also When in Need of Help After the crowning a social was and diocesan editor of The Register, served a delicious breakfast to the of Any Kind, Permanent or Odd Job. held. Chaperones were the parents St_ Leo’s Parish Southern Nebraska Edition, which fathers and sons of the parish, of Call Employment Department, of the senior and junior class offi­ ELAINE DRY GOODS STOI^ THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, INC. will be established for the Diocese of whom there were- about fifty. cers. New and Rebuilt TYPEWRITERS Lincoln. The publishers hope to have The men of the St. Vincent de Catholic Charities Dry Goods, Notions, furnishings j Annunciation grade school classes the edition ready in early August. Paul society gave a card party on 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 MRS. W, D. CAVANAUGH. Prop. RENTALS AND REPAIRS in expression recently presented an Father Helmann studied journalism Wednesday, May II, at 8 p. m. in 1462 Lipan St. Phone TA. 747 entertainment composed of an In Phone KEystone 5548 911 17th St., Denver under the editor of The Denver the old parish house. Admission was dian operetta, “ At the End of the Catholic Register at St. Thomas’ 25 cents. The St. Vincent de Paul Warpath,” in which the leading parts seminary. society is very eager to help the AnnunciationParish Shrine of St. Anne were taken by Kenneth Gorman, The Lincoln diocese will be the many destitute families of this par­ John Grebenc, Bernard Magor, second one in Nebraska to have a ish. The ladies of the Altar and "East Denver’s Largest Drug Store" ASHTON MOTOR COj j r - Brainard Harper and Jackie Stuska, Register edition. It is ah interesting Rosary society will give a card party THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. and the musical comedy, “ Mice at coincidence that the Most Rev. J. on Wednesday, May 25, at 8 p. m. AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS Over 20 Years of Satisfactory Service Play,” by the first and second-grade Henry Tihen, the Bishop under whom This parish h*® ® ''’®ry capable Franklin Pharmacy For EconrimUKl I'ransportstion I! pupils. The Register became a national pa­ leader in the person of Father M. The Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specializing in Catholic Work Th- REXALL Store Sales Service Members of the eighth-grade per, came to the Denver diocese from Boyle. He has imbued his people Deep Cut Prices Established 1906 classes in expression are preparing the Diocese of Lincoln, where he was with the 'spirit of progress and all 34TH & FRANKLIN ST. KE. 175:! Ph. Arvada 232 145 Wadsworth Ave.j i 1936*38 Lawrence St. Phones: KEystone 6348, 6349 for an elocution contest to be held Bishop for six years. The results of are working for the achievement of on May 29. his work now flow back to Lincoln, the ideals he has set forth. Free Delivery Immediately ARVADA. COLORADO BAZAAR WILL AID China, Bandits Release PRIESTS VISIT SWICERTS HOME AFTER THANKS OUR LADY A TRIP TO WEST COAST 2 P A R ISH E S A reader of The Register wishes DOMINICAN NUNS Father Hugh F. Sands LOCAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. H. W - Swigeit ra- to publish thanks for a great favor iST. LOUS' P.-T. I. received through the intercession of S t Columbans, Nebr.— ^The Most turned Tuesday from a five months’ PAT IN FULL Our Lady of Victory. Rev. Edward J. Galvin, Vicar Apos­ (Catholic Hospital Nows) tour o f Arizona and California. Preparations are being made for tolic of Hanyang, China, reports, a bazaar, to be held under the au- according to word received here at Father Murphy of Julesburg came suburbs is $10,900. Four thousand to Mercy hospital Monday with a the noon Mass at the Cathedral Sun­ At a meeting of the parish chair­ six hundred pledges have been pices of the Friends qf the Sick Poor the regional headquarters of the So­ day. ciety of St. Columban’s for Missions patient from Julesburg. He. left early men working on the collections in made and 2,000 payments were re­ and the Ancient Order of Hibernians Tuesday. The Rev. Harold Gleeson Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hough, 1576 ported. The first year’s payment f ■ 2h to Receive First Communion in China, that Father Hugh F. the Regis Good W ill movement, held on the Regis coUege grounds July Sands, a missionary of that order, of Fort Morgan Spent the early part Race street, are the parents of a boy, at the Cathedral r.ectory Monday will amount to $16,000. Members at Englewood Church 21, 22 and 23, for the benefit of the w'ho was captured last August by of the week at Mercy. born May 5 at Mercy. Mrs. Hough evening with the Rev. H. L. Mc- of the various parish committees Sunday Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor. Communist bandits, wao released The Rev. Charles M. Johnson, as­ was formerly Miss Cecelia Schilling, Menamin as host, it was reported will be in the church vestibules for A chicken dinner will be served the Sunday. Father Sands waived an sistant at the Cathedral, is in Mercy and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that St. Rose of Lima’s parish, Den­ the next couple of Sundays to give (St. LonU* Parish) first night of ihe affair^in the col­ opportunity to be released last No­ hospital sufferii^ from .a severe at­ John R. Schiiling. ver, and S t Mary’s, Littletbn, had people the chance to make payments New officers of the St. Louis’ P, lege dining hall. Among the many vember in favor of a fellow priest. tack of inflammatory rheumatism. He Mrs. Peter Kohut, 3632 Kalamath paid up their current pledges 100 on pledges. ^T. A., chosen at the meeting Tues- attractive awards will be a Chevro­ Father Lazzeri, who was also a has been ill for several weeks, and street, returned home from Mercy per cent The total paid in so far ,dsjr afternoon, were: Mrs. J. Alex* let coach. prisoner. was stricken severely after finishing Tuesday with her baby son. by all the parishes of Denver and PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS render, president; Mrs. J. Cudney, [first vice president; Father O’Heron, j second vice president; Mrs. Smyth, I secretary; Mrs. J. Kohler, treasurer; I Mrs. H. Miller, historian. Mrs. H. 'Shertz was designated by the new j ((president as the membership chair- ym an for the coming year. Reports 'I of the convention at Colorado I Springs were given by the officers. It The St. Louis’ P.-T. A. was notified II that it will receive a certificate from 1 [the national association as a superior I organization. The historian’s book, J arranged by Mrs. G. Cook, was taken ■ by Mrs. Shuttleworth, the state BOX CORN 1 president, to the national conven- DO-NUTS Asparagus Ition, where it will be shown as an {example of the fine work being done CAKE OR SUGAR FANCY, t e n d e r BACON FLAKES Iby the parochial P.-T.A. Mrs. N. SUGAR MILK I Pytlinski, the retiring president, has CLOTH BAGS TALL CANS Leading Kellogg’s, jby her untiring efforts brought ihe Fresh 10 lbs. Brands, Reg. 9e, [local association to its present high Baked, standing. With $1.00 lb. Box... Each...... Hostesses at the AHar society Doz...... 3 for 14c card party Thursday were Mrs. J. Purchase.... PELLO’S CALIFORNIA MEAT CO. RED STAR Blumett, Mrs. P. Maifrith and Mrs. WEE SHOP BAKERY FLORIDA FRUIT CO. ARCADE GROCERY M. Klattenhoff. Mar devotions are held in the church on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:46. Chvrcli Raserrsd for Clast [^i— -I*---f»f■ ■*. Twenty-five little tots will receive I their First Holy Communion this SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 14th Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. The / church will be reserved for the First Pecan Nut Loaf, 25c Communicants, their relatives and FRANK’S Pride M ARKET' SWAFFORD MARKET 'friends. The parishioners are asked to attend the 6 or 10 o’clock Mass "Home of Good Meats** so as not to overcrowd the church '•We Buy and SeU ONLY the Bes^ Cherry Pie, 20c at 8 o’clock. The hours of Masses Sunday, May 16, will be 6, 8 and 10 o’clock. n I T Loin Roast Pound Cake, 20c W E SELL QUALITY The May crowning ceremony and THE BEST CORN-FED procession in honor of the Blessed T O K R fs^ “ •3 Lbs. 25c MEATS Virgin will take place on Sunday i FOR LESS afternoon at 3:30 o’clock. The THE ACME BAKERS” school children, the Children of Mary sodality and the Daughters of FRESH (YOUR BAKERS) Mary sodality will take part in the Home Public Market procession. The ceremony will close HENS DLIED Lb. 12k I with sermon and Benediction. ALSO AT 1032 ISth Street LARD Lb. 4c SOO Attend Flag Raiting 23rd and Daxtar About 300 p e^ le attended the POT ROAST . . . . . LB. 10c flag raising last Sunday afternoon, when the flagpole given by the Holy BOIL M E A T ...... LB. 5c D f l D V Shoulder Roast Lb. 5c Name society was dedicated. Speak­ BEEF HAMBURGER .... 3 LBS. 25c ers on the program were J. E. Ab­ Brooks Fruit * Loin Roast, End Cuts, Lb. 7k bott, mayor; Mrs. M. Davis, county WEE SHOP superintendent of schools; Gary Gor­ Produce Co. D I7 | 7 | 7 Pot Roast, Baby Beef, Lb. 9c don, city superintendent of schools; William Morris, president of the Pacific Coffee BAKERY school board; J. Gilbert, Indian war Public Market D L i l j r Boiling Beef, 5 Lbs. 25c veteran; Mr. Wlnkie, Spanish’-Amer­ Stores Home Public Market FANCY FRESH FRUITS ican War Veterans’ representative: WE ROAST OUR Arapahoe Public Market Mr. Madsen, Foreign War Veterans* Barber Shop AND VEGETABLES representative; A. Cassidy, Holy OWN COFFEE William Mike Treiber, Prop. SHIPPED IN DAILY AT Chickens stewing Lb. 13c I'Name society president, and Mr. Poli- Get Your Haircut Santos Coffee, anno, American Legion representa­ While Downtown REASONABLE PRICES tive. Norman Patrick, one of the pu­ lb...... 1 8 c "Alwayb Good** Modern Sendee pils of the school, presented the Phone TA. 1369 • TA. 1360 .. la y i r V “ i" f ’r — 1-‘ * r r ^ flag. Father O’Heron spoke, ac­ Pacific Blend O 1 ^ From Expert Barbers cepting the mft. Attention was Coffee, X C CAKE ft given by the bugler from Fort Lo­ AH Haircuts 3 5 ^ Strawheiri^ Whipped gan, and “ The Star Spangled Ban­ ASK FOR YOUR BAG OF Cream, Lai’ge Size.... ner’’ was sung by the school children PEANUTS 1452 Calif. St. TA. 9264 YOUR $1 BUYS and the people present This was New Crop Pecans, lb. 65^ SMOKE? followed with the salute by the PIES bugler and the pledge of allegiance PECAN MEATS, All Flavqr*, Special... to the flag by the children. The Special, lb...... 5 0 ^ T. -i “ Barney” BARNES MORE TODAY eWemony was closed with Bishop VOSS BROS. I Carroll’s prayer for the State and PRICES GOOD ALL WEEK civil authorities, led by Father DO NUTS Will take care of your ’■I O’Heron. BAKERY Cake or Sugar, Dos... every need. Also candy Close to 150 men and boys of the "Tenr Bakari for AH Oeeatioa*” 1 Holy Name society attended the 8 and all leading magazines. LEWIS I o’clock Mass on Mother’s day. About ARCADE 100 were present at the breakfast Golden Marshmallow BREAD FISH SHOP RED STAR. I following the Mass. A Mother’s day In the Center of the Market Cakes, 25^ 3 Large Loave*...... Fresh Shad, lb...... 1 5 # program, given by the men, was pre- Grocery & Market CASH STORES I sented at this time. Open Face Gooseberry Stewing Chickens, Come in and zee Our New Wee Ib...... 1 2 ^ # Homo Public Market Pies, 23^ Shop Bakery No. 1 and see the 2320 E. Colfax 979 Broadway DENVER K. OF C. For Short Cakes, Many Bargains we offer, MUNDHENK WIN CONTEST! Layers, 10^ Ea. “BAKED FRESH DAILY’’ Sugar Cups, 2 for 5^ SALAD SHOP Florida Fruit Corn Flakes Kellogg’*, Pkg...... The handicap contest conducted 10 lb. Cloth Bag, The Finest Cakes, Salads With $1.00 Pnrohate... Assorted Coffee Cakes, by the Knights of Columbus through­ and Pastries in the City C o m p a n y out Colorado to stimuatle interest in 5^^,15^^andl9^ getting new members and reinstate­ TRY OUR Fancy, Fresh, Quality Pea ments has come to a close, with of­ Sandwich Buns, FAMOUS 1,000 ISLAND 2 Ib*...... A...... ficial announcement by State Dep­ Fruits and Vegetables Doz. 15^ DRESSING AND uty, Joseph C, Maguire that Denver Shipped in Daily at the council Is the winner. The local K. Olives TARTAR SAUCE Tomatoes of C., through their efforts in pro­ In the Center of Market Most Reasonable Prices Large Can...... curing new members, reinstatements Spanish Olivai, Qt. Jar..< Breen & Corfman and transfer of members from coun­ Juliet Beauty Froth Cut Flower* and Pottad FREE DELIVERY cils outside the state, amassed a total Planta for all occaaion*. Floral 2 STORES Milk of 1,678 points. Harry J. Bender Potato Chips Daaigaing at romarkablo priea*. Shoppe Home Public Markat„TA. 6800 was winner of the individual contest, Larga Bag...... T o u m i i r All Brand*, Tall Can.. with 274 points to his credit. ON BALCONY FREE DELIVERY Arapahoe Market ._ T A . 7815 Second place in the council con­ Morning Price* to 11 o’clock PHONE MA. 1026 Shampoo With Marcel test was awarded to Montrose coun­ Dewey Corfman Jerry Breen BAKERY cil, which had 1,074 points. Sterling, or Finger W ave...... 7 5 ^ Rad Star, \vith 1,071 points, finished third. Wil­ M lb. Pkg*.. All 1456 California St. ^ Cinnamon Rolls, Doz. 15^ SLAGLE’S Blend* Included.... Hair Trimming, 3 5 ^ > Special Bland, Ib.. liam J. Carter of Leadville council, 2 Doz...... 254^ By Experienced Hair Shapers Large.t Duplay of Artificial DATED who made 168 points, was winner of Oil Steam Permanent Pu*h Ware Cakes, Assorted, the award for the loading knight out­ Wreath* in tho City CHOCOLATES Bread With Ringlet End* E ach ...... 1 5 ^ side of the winning council Ab Inexpensiv. Box of High Gnde, 4 Ib*...... Freth, White or $1.00 and up Hand l)ipp«] Cboeolat.i, Mr. Maguire announced that 425 Whole Wheat, Ea.. $3.00 Pies, Assorted, E ach ..l5^ PHONE KE. 5507 29c Per Pound Box members had been received into the NO PACKING CHARGES > Rolls, Poppy Seed and The Data on the Box T.U* When They Were Made order in Colorado during the con­ Honey Hard R olls______1 5 # Macaroni test, -either as new members, rein­ Ready Cut, 3 lb*...... statements or transfers. Pure, Strained, Pt. Jar.( ADDISON’S , 2 Doz...... 2 5 # . 14 TO BE ORDAINED Coffee Tea & Coffee Shop ' The Home Peanut Butter SUBDEACONS MAY 211 1 Ih. Jar...... Arcade Special Roebettom Dispense Bros. Blend, Ib..„...... (Continued Prom Page 1) Coffee, Ib...... 2 1 c Public Market Cheyenne: 0 . B. Cook, Los Angeles; Sliced Bacon Peanut Butter, Quality Fresh Fruits "Look for the Large Aloysius McHale, Great Falls, Mon­ Fre.h Ground, lb.. 1 2 ic and Vegetables Armour’*, Skinned, tana; Arthur Thies, Springfield, Il­ 2 lbs...... Colorado’s largest Public Neon Fish Sign** H or Whole, lb...... linois. ^ , _ Pecan Meat*, The last two Minor Orders, Exor­ Spacial, lb...... ___ 4 5 c Market gives the public Free Delivery Fancy Dry Picked Henz, Reds and ^ c k s , 4 to 7 lbs. Pork Shoulders cist and Acolyte, will be conferred Hams every advantage in the GIVE US A TRIAL — -Phone«-~ lb. 2 3 # ' Whole, Skinned upon four students. Their names, Bnrkhardt’s, with the dioceses for which they will WE STRIVE TO PLEASE purchasing of food stuffs. Shoulder*, lb...... Spiced Cured, Ih...... MA. 8391— MA. 5392 Fancy Dry Picked Turkeys be ordained, follow: Aloysius Week after week many .Schmitz, Denver; Joseph Boland, WE APPRECIATE YOUR 7 to IS Iba., lb. 30# Monterey-Fresno; Dei^ OJDea^, Smoked wonderful bargains in iausage Cook’s Tater Flakes PATRONAGE . Fryers, Reds and Rocks, St, Joseph, Missouri; Bernard Bied- Picnics, Ea.... Groceries and Meats are Pur* Pork, 2 lb*...... e n h a m , Springfield, 111. 2 to 3 lbs., lb. 33# Potato Chip*, Waffle Potato** offered. •Three seminarians are to receive and Fre.h Ground Hor*e Radi.h THE ORANGE BAR . Small Fryers, the first two Minor ()r d i^ They HYDRATED ORANGE JUICE MADE Spring Lamb Mutton Chops Conveniently locf^ted In lV2to21bs.,lb. 25# are SUnlslaua Smigiel, Diocese of See Thom Made— FROM FRESH ORANGES Portland, O r ^ n ; John C i^m , Dio­ "Com* In and Watch U> Make It." LegSy lb...... lb...... HOME PUBLIC MARKET the heart of DenveFs Busi­ Ducklings, cese of San Francisco, and Bernard By the Gla**, Sc * lOe ness District, on California Qt. 2Bc; H Cal- 40e: 1 GaL 7Bc. 4 to 5 lbs.,Tb. 3 0 # Setem an, Diocese of Sioux City, We Raearva the Right to We SpeeUlIxe in Pnrtie* and EnUr* We Reserve the Right to BUY IT IN Street from 14th to 15th. tainment* Mam. Lobster* - Crab* Iowa. Limit Quantities Limit Quantities THE MARKET WE DELIVER PHONE TA. S448 Shad Roe • Squab* [ p a t r o n i z e o u r advertisers t h e y a r e r e l i a b l e

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ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Education Da^rlAROOTM DESOUp M SUMMER SESSION coin. spniNGs Denver Priest to ^ St. Mary’s Academy, 1370 Pennsylvania St. ALTARS AT LOCAL SEMINARY ► . JUNE 20 TO AUGUST 1 to Be Observed ’ High School Subjecte—Grade Subject!— Music ^ y.oFi J. B. Benedict, Denver architect are two side altars, composed in con­ Return to Ireland k REGISTRATION JUNE 6, 7, 8 at Wakenburg who has won fame for his excellent formity with the high altar and exe­ , Terms on Application Call MAin 9883 work in the d esi^ and building of cuted. in the /wme materials; and S t TJhomas’ seminary, Denver, ad­ while they are not of such magni­ Walsenburg.— Education day, an mittedly one of the most beautiful tude, they liossess the same relative annual event honoring the graduat­ buildings in the country and one beauty and digriityl lor Churcli Work ing class .of the high school, will be which has already been copied widely, The side alter oiF the heraldic Colorado Springs.— Following their observed this Sunday morning in the has written The Register the follow­ north is to the Blessed Virgin, apd Fr. McDonnell Goes Next COLORADO LACE CLEANING CO. corporate Communion at Sacred church with the members of the ing interesting detailed account of the one on the south to St. Joseph. Week; Several Clergymen Heart church on Sunday, May 8, senior class assisting at the. eight the high altar just installed in the These alters are placed in the two Our Past Reputation Speaks for Itself I the Catholic Daughters of America o’clock Mass. The graduates will as­ main sanctuary chapel: most outstanding and important of Going to Dublin held a Mother’s day breakfast at the semble in the school, and after don­ The high altar for St. Thomas’ the side chapels— ^there being six side Knights of Columbus home. The ning their caps and. gowns, will pro­ seminary chapel was donated by Paul chapels and six chantry chapels. The The Rev. Joseph McDonnell, as­ Specialize in Blankets, Draperies, breakfast was prepared by Mr. Redel- ceed to the church. A special ser­ Mayo, in memory of Mrs. Margery alters to the Blessed Virgin and St. sistant pastor of the Holy Ghost par­ berger and Mr. Traversone, with sev­ mon on Catholic education will be Reed Mayo, and is now installed Joseph are on the axis with the ish, will return to his native Ireland Curtains, Table Linens eral able assistants. The young ladies preached at the Mass. All of the in the chapel. The sanctuary has transept, and from the sanctuary all some time next week, having been of St. Mary’s high school served. The friends and relatives of the grad­ been carefully prepared in rubrical three altars are visible. The two recalled there "for service. He will RETURN PARCEL POST ORDERS PREPAID following program was given: Piano uates have been invited to attend. requirements for the reception of main side chapels are appropriately spend about a week in New York solos, "Nola,” Arndt, “ George Wash­ Immediately following the services, the altar, which is a beautiful ex­ vaulted and decorated to carry out before sailing. Father McDonnell 4100 Federal Blvd. Phone GAllup 1000 ington Bicentennial March,’’ Sousa, the sisters will serve a breakfast to ample of liturgical art. Its fabrica­ the mysticism prevailing in the has been stationed in the Denver Thomas Fagan; reading, “ The Lost the seniors in the school dining tion has been in process since last sanctuary. diocese for about eight years. His na­ Purse,’’ Mrs. R. H. Remington; vocal room, '' May, and the marble, together with The J.. K. Mullen heirs have dem­ tive diocese in Ireland is Armagh, duet, “ Mother Machree,’’ Mrs. Stuart St. M a^’s Social club met on Mon­ its carving, is of Italian origin and onstrated their interest in the semin­ but it is not known where he will Heidelberg, Mrs. A. D. Floyd; ad­ day evening, and the Socialette club execution. ary by their generous donation of be stationed there. He will be in Ire­ dress, the Rev. J. J. McDermott, Oj on Wednesday evening in the school It may be well to refer to the con­ both the side altars, which add great­ land in time to attend the Euchar­ KEystone 0238 Englewood 1085 M. I. Talks were also made by the hall. The meetings'were given over sideration given the design aiid place­ ly to the devotional atmosphere of istic- Congress, to be held in Dublin Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raber and Father to a discussion concerning plans for ment of the altar before proceeding the interior of the chapel. in June. Woeber. Mrs. Lodema Carrick was the next entertainment, a “ hard with the description. Careful refer­ At the present time there are still The Rev. D. A. Barry of Mont­ toastmaster. time party,’’ to which members of ence was made to the rubrical re­ lacking proper illuminating fixtures rose, the Rev. Richard Smyth of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sollose, 214 both clubs, have been' invited. The quirements covering so important a for the interior of the chapel. This Mercy hospital, Denver, and the North Walnut street, announce the social will be given on Wednesday sacramental element of the church offers a splendid opportunity for Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald of St. TIRES marriage of their daughter, Mary evening. May 18, in thp school hall. interior, in order to promote its some individual to contribute a use­ Mary’s hospital, Pueblo, will all Elizabeth Sollose, to Horace L. Tal­ The junior prom, held last dominance over the interior of the ful and lasting embellishment to the leave within a few days for the ley at St. Matthew’s Cathedral, Wash Wednesday evening, was a decided church, together with traditions and interior, further adding to its final Dublin congress. The Rev. M. P. PERRY-JACOBS RUBBER CO. ington, D. C., April 27. Father Kel success. Dinner was served to the other fundamentals of significant completion and beauty, and perhaps Boyle, pastor at Presentation, Den­ EXIDE BATTERIES ley performed the ceremony. After members of the senior and junior symbolism. establishing a memoirial to sOme rela­ ver, also hopes, to be able to ar­ a wedding trip to Richmond, the classes and several other guests at Under the personal supervision of tive of the donor. Likewise it is de­ range to go. 16th Ave. and Lincoln St. 3391 So. Broadway couple will make their home in Wash six-thirty o’clock. Father Liciotti the Very Rev. Dr. William Brennan, sired to have stained glass windows, DENVER, COLO. ENGLEWOOD, COLO. ington, D. C. The bride is a g;rad' acted as toastmaster, introducing C.M., president of St, Thomas’ sem­ particularly for the sanctuary. uate of St. Mary’s‘school in the class the various speakers and entertain­ inary, numerous designs were pre­ Qlenwood Springs of 1927, and is a talented violin­ ers. The diningroom was decorated sented arid studied with the most ist. She was a pupil of Sister Agnes after the fashion of a Japanese rose meticulous care, with the view that Newman Club Marie of St. Mary’s college. Follow­ garden. At eight o’clock there was the altar, when completed, might C. D* of A* to Hold ing her graduation, she was employed a social, to which the whole high serve as a model in its rigid conform­ GUS’S MARKETS at the chamber of commerce for school student body was invited. The ity to rubrical requirements. Ref­ Heads Seated year and a half, later receiving an auditorium was decorated in the erence to existing altars was made Initiation May 23 , For Good Meats appointment to a government posi­ junior colors. with the view of acquiring the best 613 Eaat Thirteenth Avenue tion in Washington, D. C., where she precedente in altar design, after Greeley.— A Newman club dinner Glenwood Springs.— The Catholic MAIN 9321 has been for the past two years. Mr. which a model of the present altar was enjoyed Wednesday evening of Daughters held their regular meet­ Fr. Trudel Leaves last week at Angell’s tea room by 3134 Eaat Colfax Talley holds a government position was constructed in the chapel. Here ing Monday evening. It was decided YORK 0203 in Washington, and is attending law to See Nephew in again, modifications were incorpor­ the members of the society, their to hold initiation ceremonies Mon­ school. He is a graduate of the Uni­ ated, and a final decision made by patrons and patronesses and chap- day evening. May 23. At St, Steph­ Phone, lyiAin 4 843 versity of Virginia. Canada Made Priest the architect of the building, after ain, when the new officers were in­ en’s church Sunday morning at the MORRISSEY, MAHONEY & stalled, Miss Zella Parker, the out­ SCOFIELD Sister M. Antonina, who had been which altar fabrications were placed eight o’clock Mass, over forty mem­ Ib the Heart of Dmver’i Busineis Diitritft going president, introduced the of­ Attomeys-at-Law ill for the past two w'eeks at Glock- Fort Collins.— Father J. P. Trudel, with De Prato & Co. of Chicago. bers of Court Saint Teresa, Catholic BU-16 EQUITABLE BLPG. ficers, who in turn responded* with S.S., and his sister. Miss Ernestine It was decided to build all elemen­ Daughters of America, received Holy 405-9 Symes Bldg. ner sanatorium, is much improved appropriate remarks. In addition. and will be able soon to resume her Trudel, and Mrs. Mathilda Violet left tal structural parts of the altar of Communion in a body. The Mass Phone MAin 4106 Denver. Colo. Sunday by automobile for Quebec, Botticino marble, holding as nearly Father Froegel gave a talk. The classes at S t Mary’s school. new officers are: President, Clarence was offered by Father Carrigan, who The Best in Canada, their former home, to be as possible to one color, a ma­ also delivered the sermon. Hymns Fulfilling his promise made in Holy present for the ordination to the terial which would wear well and Mackey; vice president, M ar^ret week to the Tenebrae choir. Father appropriate to Our Blessed Mother Used priesthood of their nephew. They which would always appear fresh and Gordon; secretary, Victoria Kintz; Woeber entertained the choir and treasurer, Mildred Boitz; publicity were sung by the junior choir. intend to be gone several weeks. clean, as well as precious. The re­ Mrs. S. C. McNeil was a recent ar­ Furniture other guests at a steak dinner at Mrs. E. Miller was hostess to sult is that all exposed portions of agent, Laura Trozier; representa­ Bruin inn on the evening of April 27. tives on the religious council, Wilma rival from San Francisco, California, Cash or Credit the D. M. club at her home Tuesday the altar, including the reredos, the and expects to remain here some The additional guests included Msgr. mensa, the predella and the steps, are Stice and Rosie Miness. The patrons afternoon, when three tables of time. She is residing at the home Retail Roomi Raber, Father Gallagher, Jimmie Mc­ all built of the same marble, lending and patronesses attending were Dr. Open Daily Cullough, Eddie Myles, James Fagan, whist were in play. Mrs. W. A. De of Mrs. J. S. Hunn. Mrs. McNeil for­ May won high prize. As it was Mrs. an atmosphere of great dignity and and Mrs. E. E. Tobin, Mrs. Ed Hae- A FULL LINE OF Kevin McCarville, David Bourne, impressiveness. The altar is free­ feli, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Delaney, merly lived in Aspen and Glenwood. McCourt’s birthday, she was present­ Miss Mary McGuirk was reriioved OFFICE FURNITURE Jack Gleason and Ralph Griebel. standing on all sides, and does not Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dillon, Mr. and The popularity of the military ed gifts by the club ladies. Mrs. W. to her home Sunday from a local Halley and Mrs. Preston Murphy come in contact with the sanctuary Mrs. Coid Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ W« rent Folding Chairs, Card and dance given by twelve senior and win Smith and Dr, Margaret Mul- hospital, where she underwent on were guests of the club. walls, which in some of the present- Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, junior boys and girls in the St. Mary’s roney, faculty adviser, "and her operation. Mrs. I. C. Riddle, who has been day smaller churches is an unachiev­ anything in stock. Established 1888. bicentennial program is proven by able feature. From a liturgical mother. The Newman club held a Mrs. Mary Sheridan returned last THE PIERCE HOTEL the number of times it has been re­ confined to her home^the past few business meeting and entertainment week from California, and has pur­ PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 weeks, is not much improved. standpoint, a free-standing altar is California at 13th flt. peated since at different schools and gpreatly preferred. Wednesday evening at the student chased a home at 513 9th street, before a number of organizations, in­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCourt of club house on the campus. Final where she will reside during the sum­ DENVER', COLO. Greeley visited friends here Tuesday. The frontal of the mensa ■ proper cluding the Junior Musical* club and is beautifully embellished by means arrangements were made for the an­ mer months. TRY the Parent-Teachers’ meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bogard and nual picnic on Saturday, May 14. District Deputy P. J. Kirwan, 3 Minutes' Walk to Business District family of Denver spent Sunday at of sculptured ornaments of marble, Clayton Plumbing Co. Cheyenne school. The dancers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young enter­ Grand Knight- A. C. Murdock, Past for Your Next Repnir Job A service that will satisfy— at a the homes of Charles Willox and upon a gold-leaf mosaic backgp:ound. trained by Miss Mary Kelleher. tained at a well-appointed dinner Grand Knight Reno Moscon and They Try to Pleate and Are Rea- Majrtin Bogard. The motive of the carving is an early price that will please you. At the suggestion of Sister An­ emblematic chrisma, found upon the Sunday, May 8. Their guests in­ State Warden M. J. McCarthy plan ■onable in Prica. Terms Hay Be tonina, the April edition of The N ursesM yt cluded the latter’s mother, Mrs. E. H. to go to Pueblo to attend the an­ Had on Larser Work if Desired sepulchre altars of the sixth century, YOrk 6000 Res.i YOrk 0298 Marylin, which appeared last week, The Registered Nurses association Luark of Evans; Mr. ai^ Mrs. Bud nual convention of the Knights of held its annual banquet ^t the Moun­ and composed of the Chi Rho and 2408 E. COLFAX AVE. was edited by the junior class. It Alpha and Omega on a field of gold, Young and son of Leyfldn, Colo,. Columbus May 29 and 30. The K. tain Ane tea room Monday evening. N \ \ \ W ' I III//// was a creditable edition. The staff with the symbolic peacocks— ^repre­ Harold Young, John Ypung, Mary of C. ball team defeated the local Thirty nurses were Resent. Miss chosen was Joe Casey, editor-in-chief; senting resurrection and immortality. Patsy Young, Harold Oalland, Mrs. Methodist team Monday evening, 44 ^ ^ ood Ctrffee;^ Helen Walker was chairman of the Walter Werner, assistant editor; Wal­ Supporting the mensa are the tra­ Anna Galland of Greeley and Joe to 4. s N o '''OOEBATELY pr ic e d / / ^ decorating committee ton Stanton, circulation manager. ditional carved corner columns. Upon Nakonesky of Leyden. Peter Thome motored to Salida 2otihaaK.i5ttiibsA^y^ Dr. William McCrossin is attending Miss Mary E. Pleiman is among the mensa are exposed the five Tuesday morning. Father Froegel Monday. His wife, who has been vis­ Dentist Othtr Grades 25 ^a/idup a meeting of the American Medical the nurses who are to be graduated crosses, representing the wounds of attended the funeral services of an iting in that city for the past week, DR. F. J. CLAFFEY 4 » asspciation in New Orleans. May 16 at Mercy H(]&spital in Denver. our Lord Jesus, There are two old pion^r at Brighton, where he will return with him. Miss Mary is the daughter of Mr. and served as pastor before coming to 1030 Republic Bldg. SANDERSONS Miss Maud Hennessey, an employe gradines, and a polished marble re­ Mrs. Joe Kerzan and daughter of 16th and Tremont PI. of the justice courts, who had been Mrs. T. H. Pleiman, formerly of Fort cess for the reception of the Taber­ Greeley. Leadville are visiting at the home of PHONE MAIN 1824 1514 ARAPAHOE •- TA. X59I. at Glockner hospital suffering from Collins, but now of Ordway. nacle, which is flanked by two marble Seven at First Communion Mrs. Kerzan’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. a broken leg, has returned to her Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Smith were columns— symbols of the Passion­ On Ascension Thursday at the Frank Zaitz. ------______Z------ia ______hostesses at a dinner at the Moun­ 8:30 o’clock Mass, Father Froegel home. supporting the tester. Just below The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. P, Consult Mark Griffin, who is employed in tain Ane tea room Saturday evening the tester is the symbol pre-eminent gave First Communion to a small J .. Gallagher was baptized last Sun­ the office of the- county treasurer, for the members of the forest — the cross of suffering, which is class of seven children. Before Com­ day by Father Carrigan. He was left Monday by ■ motor for Fort rangers. carved of oak. Over the tester is a munion, Father Froegel spoke to the christened Arlen Wise, and the spon­ down BERNARD L. WHITE Worth, where he will spend his vaca­ The ladies of St. Joseph’s Altar bronze cross. class in a fitting sermon. The First sors were Emmett Gallagher and Communicants were Geraldine tion. He will be the guest of Al W. society held their monthly meeting The dorsel back of the mensa is Mary Gallagher. For Honest Advice and Information Dawson, former resident of this city. at the Mountain Ane tea room. ornamented with gold mosaic niches, Schuab, Gene Crozier, Mapf Eliza­ About Life Insurance beth Kessler, Dale Davis, John Mrs. Bert Wolveton of Eagle mo­ Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, who After the business meeting, bridge suiHiorted by four polished marble tored to Glenwood Sunday morning buys $1000 passed away at the Walter Reed hos­ was played at several tables. Host­ columnettes, representing the four Tucker, Leo Cieloha. and Sidney 1109 E. Alameda Ave. SPruce 4018 Frazier. The angel attendants were to attend Mass and receive Holy Pay 36 a month (or only 131 pital in Washington on May _7, was esses for the afternoon were Mes- Evangelists, and crowned by a ter­ Communion with the Catholic Dauglj- montha and wa repay yoi an uncle of Mrs. H. E. Siebert of Mary Foster, Helen Thompson, Shir­ dames J. H. Michaud, chairman; minating carved marble frieze, which ters. 31.000— a profit to you tf 1341 North Tejon street, and was Ralph Schauer, L. P. Orleans, Jr., J. is symbolic of the sacrament of Holy ley Gene Cumminys, Wallace Smith, 3320—almost 60%. Billy Jozwick, Jimmy Stack and The Alter society held its regular Optometrist well known here through a number F. McIntyre and T. W. O’Brien. Communion. At the right and left Other plana for different Rudy Martinez. monthly meeting Friday right in St. amounts and lenstbs of tima. of visits here, the last one being last W. M. Keeley, who has been sick of the dorsel are two canopied re­ Building; and loan has 100- and Optician .“ummer. Greeley is expected to send a del­ Stephen’s hall after the Holy Hour for the past few weeks of heart cesses, with polychrome marble devotion. year record as safest in­ trouble, is about the same. figures of angelsr—representing the egation to Pueblo May 29 and '30 to vestment known. Tbii Asso- the annual convention of Knights of riation has resources over HELEN WALSH Miss Mary Collopy and Miss Mar­ all-ministering spirits. Above is a 32.200.000.00. Associate garet Hamilton returned to Laramie, finial, representing the pelican— Columbus of Colorado. . Fred J. Regis High to 'Schick is grand knight, and Michael Calir write, or phone, and W. R. JOSEPH Wyo., Monday after spending the symbol of atonement. The very ask about safe and easy ways J. Forquer is secretary of Greeley Local News week-end at thejr homes. handsome bronze candelabrae, rested to accumulate money. council, No. 2160. EYES EXAMINED Present Play The Newman club and sponsors on marble pedestals, terminate the dorsel screen. Clara Peters of Kersey, who is the Miss Eugenia Steele entertained Phone TAbor 1880 drove to the Hale’s cabin, “ Whisper­ granddaughter of Frank Negless, is ing Pines,” on the Cache la Poudre, In addition to the high altar there the members of the Immaculate Con­ on Wednes'day improving after a sCvere heart at­ S il v e r S t a t e ^Tlease Note'* to spend Sunday, After a chicken ception circle of the Junior Taber­ Balninj&«nd Loan AMociatlon tack. nacle society and their mothers at a NEW LOCATION (Regit High School) dinner, hiking and mountain climbing Mrs. Harold Galjand and daugh­ 1644 WELTON ST. DENVER. COLO. were the diversions of the afternoon. Joint Rites Held very charming Mother’s day party at The Dramatic club of Regis high ter, Dorothy Gene, are visiting at the her home last Sunday evening. Those 218-219 Majestic Bldg. The following sponsors were hosts: home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and school will present a very clever Dr. and Mrs. P. J. McHugh, Dr. and present were the Mesdames P. Gar­ comedy as the senior play Wednes­ at Junction May 8 Mrs. W. D. Sharton, at.Surar City. land, Thomas McNamara, A. Magers, Mrs. F. Poole, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Carl J. Pease and family of Den­ day evening. May 18, in the Regis Hale, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McIntyre, M. McCarthy, M. Montgomery, E. gymnasium at 8 o’clock. “ The Four- Grand Junction.^First Holy Com­ ver spent Saturday and Sunday with Steele, M. Taney and A. Wren, and Furniture Trading Co. Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Hamilton and munion and Mother’s day services his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Pease. Flusher’’ is being directed by Father Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collopy. the Misses Cecelia Garland, Isabelle 1524*28 Court Place K£. 1668 j'Ferrcll, S. J. The locale of the play were held Sunday at St. Joseph’s Mrs. Elizabeth Cole entertained Sell or trade new or used Fumi* K. of C..at Special Meeting McNamara, Helen Magers, Helene ture. Raneea >ind Office is in Taunton, Ohio. Andy Whit­ church. Thirty4wo children re­ her ^on and family, Mr. and Mrs. LANTZ The K. of C. held a special meet­ Alyn Cole and Charles, on Mother’s McCarthy, Agnes Montgomery, Re­ Furniture. taker, a local shoe clerk, played by ceived their First Holy Communion CASH OR EASY PAYMENT. ing Monday evening, when they were day. gina Montgomery, Eugenia Steele Sanitary Laundry Co. Edmund Pigeon, is possessed of the at the 9 o’clock Mass, after which We Rent Foldimr Chairs and honored by a visit from State Deputy Dr. N. A. Madler left on Wednes­ qnd Margaret Taney. Card Tables passion of an inventor. The plot of the ladies of the Altar society served Phone PEarl 2461 Joseph C. Maguire and Special Agent day night of last week for Hilbert, The betrothal of Miss Helen ’Bing­ Will Give the Most Reasonable the play deals with the adventures Communion breakfast to the children STORAGE Robert Mackenzie. It was a well- ham of Buffalo, N. Y., to Edward of Andy from a shoe clerk to the in St. Joseph’s school building. The Wise., having just received news of of Your Household Goods by the attended meeting and everyone en­ the death of his brother, John. Dr, Ryan of New York city has been an­ Month or Year. credit of prospective millionaire, back Knights of Columbus regeived Com­ joyed the interesting talks. Exempli­ Madler returned the first of this nounced. Mr. Ryan spent his child­ Estimates Cheerfully Given to poverty, then to the real fortune munion in a body in honor of Moth­ hood in Denver, and is widely known fication of the degrees will take er’s day. The Young Ladies’ sodal­ week. of success and the love of a true place Sunday. Last Sunday yas Communion here. His mother was formerly Kath­ ity choir furnished the music. In girl, Jerry Dean, a role taken by The Holy Name men and boys re­ Sunday for the senior and junior ryn White of Denver and he is a YOUR BABY the evening the beautiful and im­ Fred Warphauer. ceived Communion in a body Sunday members of the Holy Name society. nephew of Lilian White Spencer and pressive ceremony of the crowning This play is a jovial affair, and its morning. After Mass, the ladies of A large number received. of Frank E. Lansing and Bertram of the statue o f the Blessed Mother comedy radiates the hustling spirit of Mrs. Ed Newman and Miss Eva White of Denver. Miss Bingham and MADE WELL the Altar society served breakfast at took place. American youth. The cast of charac­ St. Joseph’s school hall. About 65 Milner were in charge of the sanc­ her fiance plan an early June wed­ HAM SUPPER The members of the Zete club ters, beside^ the leads as given, is as attended the breakfast. tuary last week. ding. It will take place in the beau­ were entertained last week at the Intestinal troubles that follows: Eddie Gay, Leland Perfurst; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Halloran and tiful new Cathedral built by Bishop Thursday, May 19 home of Miss Katharyne Brown. The ravage children often Horace Riggs, Aloysius Taylor; Mr. sons, James and Joseph, motored to Colton, late uncle of Miss Bingham, formal ceremony of the presentation Dwight Allen, Jack Smith; June Al­ Denver Thursday of last week and Father Barr Here and the officiating prelate will be disappear quickly when of club pins to the members was At the Queen of Heaven len, Douglas Gray; Doctor Guiles visited friends. Bishop Walsh of Newark. PURE Drinking Water Faraday,. Walter Kranz; P. J. Han- Mrs. J. E. Walker spent Sunday in held. The appointments and refresh­ The Very Rev. Dr. William P. Barr, Orphanage, 49th and Federal is used. nerton, Charles Cassidy; Robert Wellington visiting her- daughter, ments were carried out in the club C. M., who recently finished his term colors of crystal green and silver. Riggs, Harry Hoskins; Ira Whit­ Mrs. Mabel Snouffer. as Western provincial of the Vincen­ __and your own health taker, Dan Monaghan; Mr. Rogers, Paul Holzfaster, who underwent a Sunday afternoon the members en­ tian Fathers, has been a guest at St. OLSON & OLSON depends on PURE Robert Lakas; Mr. Gatson, Robert major operation at the Larimer tertained their mothers at a 4 o’clock Thomas’ seminary this week. He is 27B0 W. 29TH, GALLUP 080& tea at the home of Miss Lenore Free, Auto Service From Car Lino Water, too. Guiry; butler, Bernard Randolpl^ County ho^ital a week ago, re­ doing a great deal of .retreat work 8080 E. 6TH AVE., YORK 4266' The cast is exceptionally well b al­ Trechter. Large baskets of spirea No. 28 to Orphanage turned to his home Monday evening. and has various important assign­ 1833 ELM ST.. FRANKLIN 3892. anced, and con.scientious rehearsals and purple iris were effectively used ments for the summer, including the For Quality. Service, Economy and have given assurance that the pro­ in the decorations. Green tapers in retreats for the priests of the De­ Courtesy. Be Sure and Trade PHONE TABOR 5121 at Olaon 4 Olson Grocery duction will be an unusually finished Pastor Gives Retreats silver candle holders placed on the troit diocese. He was present Mon­ and Market one. Many of the players are vet­ mantle and on the tea table further day at a dinner given in the seminary WINDOW SHADES erans in the dramatic field, Mr. Pig­ Father Charles Loeffelhoelz, 0. F. carried out the club colors. An ap­ to Bishop Vehr and members of the eon especially having had a great M., pastor of St. Elizabeth’s church, propriate Mother’s day program was diocesan examining board, who tested DRAPERIES deal of experience on the stage, at this week is giving a retreat to a gWen. the ordination class that morning. MADE TO O R D E R - Regis. large group of Franciscan Sisters at The Knights of Columbus met in NO INSTALLED St. Rosa’s home for working girls. regular session Tuesday night at the “ No, I fear there is no chance of H. S. LAY “ Oh, John, the baby has swallowed He will give the retreats also for the K. of C. home. a reconciliation. My wife says I’ve COST a cent.” sisters at St, Claris-orphanage, Den­ The ladies of the Alter society For JUb to Call and Givi Kitl- THE BLIND MAN been weighed in the balance and matci OD Packing and Shipping “ Well, the diet isn’t expensive, as ver, and Sacred Heart orphanage, met at the home of Mrs. William found wanting.” 720-22 E. Colfax YOrk 4416 food goes, but I doubt if it’s nour- Pueblo, conducted by the same sis­ KEyiteni 6Z2S Sullivan Thursday afternoon of last “ Oh, persuade her that the scales Offlei a Warabouit, 1821 20th St. isbing.” ters. weeL 'were out of order.” PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS R^ter Small Ads Pueblo Couple to Mark Golden May Fair Plans 26 ARE INITIATED BY FORTY HOURS' CONSULT FRANK J. CONWAY CLOSES MAY 8 »«»• Show Progress tu ^ ) lor (nforaatlon u>d advlc* In mattara Wedding Anniversary on May 19 C. D. OF A. IN TRINIDAD i!. *® y ( e Inauranea. Incama Banda. AT LA JUNTA Jr AanuUiet. Ali forms of contrsets wHtUa tor men. women and children. 200 lasurs Pueblo. — One of the happiest selected to fill the position made va­ (St. Leandcr’t Parish, Pueblo) 14th u,d Champa S u ; tAba| events planned for the near future cant by the death of Timothy Trinidad.— Our Lady of Victory! regent made the following recom­ La Junta.— The beautiful and Plans for the May fair are about court, Catholic Daughters of Amer-1 mendations: Make every effort to truly Catholic devotion x>f the Forty is the celebration of the golden wed­ O’Leary last week. Fabrizio is a completed, and the various commit­ ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. staunch member of the Sacred ica, Trinidad, celebrated its first a n -. reclaim and retain members; in view Hours at Our Lady of Guadalupe AURORA DRUG CO. tees are working harder than ever of economic conditions, make con­ Freah Dru(a— Ri(hl PrlLta John C. McCarncy, which will be held Heart parish and has been well niversary Sunday, May 8. Annual church came to a fitting close last before to make this annual event a Communion day was observed by the cessions in regard to past dues; make Sunday night. May 8, with an elo­ Water. Brus., Propa. Thursday, May 19, when all of their known here all hi* life. Fabrizio success. The life' of St. Leander’s AURORA. COLORADO children will be here to attend the was a member of the Pueblo members of the court, who received the courts attractive by social meet­ quent English sermon delivered by Phone Aurora 2S2 ■ 263 ■ 264 school is at stake, and the people in a body at Holy 'Trinity church. ings, which should be complimentary ; the Rev. L. M. Doherty of Ordway, event. Mr. and Mrs. McCarney police force from 1901 to 1906. of the parish will not give up the Following Communion breakfast, a continue interest in National Council followed hy a Spanish address given YOU can be well. Get the facta of your moved to Pueblo a few years after Later he served as deputy sheriff and school without a struggle. The sale Mae. Let chiropractic help you. Dr. Jamea class of 26 was initiated in the school of Catholic Women as a means of by the Rev. E. Behiels, S. J., of their marriage, Mr. McCarney was statff prohibition officer in the term of tickets is progressing satisfactor­ H. High, 607 Cent Sava. Bank Bldg. Phone auditorium, the impressive ritual be­ determinate organized Catholic Ac­ Pueblo. The Litanies of the Saints TAbor 6666 for an appointment. Examina­ the first rail sfcraightener to come to of Gov. N. C. Gunter. In his new ily, and many tables have been re­ ing exemplified by. the officers of the tion in these chaotic times; take in­ were chanted by the clergy, after tion and consultation free. Pueblo from the East, and today is position, which he assumed, Fabrizio served for the card party, to be held terest in civic affairs. which took place the Solemn Bene­ one of the honored retired employes will have headquarters at La Junta. on the afternoon of May 21. Many court 'The following state officers UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Gloves of the company. The family have He will be in charge of the Santa were present: Mrs. Anna M. Flem­ diction' of the Blessed Sacrament. mended. Humming Bird hoaiery. Denver attractive prizes will be given on the The devotion began last Friday with ymbrella Shop, 1604 Arapahoe SL Second resided here for over forty years Fe’s special service from Newton, evenings of the Majr fair and the ing of Colorado Springs, state re­ flpor. HAfn 3462. a High Mass sung by the Rev. S. M. and were members of St. Patrick’s Kans., to Denver and El Paso, Texas. u sm I booths will be in evidence. gent; Mrs. J. J. McDonnell of Pueb­ CANON CITY Miss Eileen McDonnell, Miss El- lo, state secretary; Mrs. J. C. Hagus, Giglio, S. J., of Pueblo. Until eve­ parish until the division was made ^lem n and impressive were the CATHEDRAL FOOD SHOP zira McGann and Miss Lillian Lally Denver, state vice regent, and Miss ning the church was crowded with 406 Eaat Colfaa Avenue for St. Francis Xavier’s parish. services Sunday morning, whan motored to Colorado Springs last Mayme Garrett of Denver, state TOTS GIVEN devout worshippers keeping watch Aeroaa Prom the Cathedral The anniversary will be marked by thirty children made their First Holy Luncheons, 86c Week to hear Paderewski play. treasurer. These officers were din­ over our Divine Lord. At night, be­ Chicken, Chop, Steak and Fish Dinners. 50c the celebration of a High Mass at Communion at the 7:30 Mass, with ner guests of Mrs, Adeline Gerardi, fore the procession and Benediction, We Serve Club Breakfasts St. Patrick’s church at 7 o’clock Miss Lillian Brasley is quite ill at Father Benedict,- 0. S. B.. as cele­ SACRAMENT grand regent of Our Lady of Victory Father Giglio delivered an eloquent Thursday, May 19, when all of their St. Mary^s hospital. brant This was also Mother’s day, TAYLOR’S BAKERY AND CREAMERY oration urging all to an increase of children will be present to receive To Receive First Communion and the Mass was offered for the court, and Mrs. James Gerardi. HOME-MADE BREAD AND ROLLS The Sunshine club of Trinidad had Canon »City.— A class of 29 chil­ love and devotion to the sacramental Fancy Cakes and Pies Communion. The children of this • Classes at Mt.,, Carmel church, mothers of S t Leander’s. Many ..Full Line of Dairy Products happy couple are James and Patrick taught by the Catholic Daughters charge of arrangements for the ban­ dren made their First Holy Commu­ Lord. mothers received Holy Communion On Saturday, High Mass was sung 2 7 ^ W. ^ th Ave. James Taylor. Prop. McCarney, Mrs. Laura Pressley, and and the Sisters of Charity of St. Pat­ quet, which was served at 6:30 nion Sunday morning, May 9, with in company with their families. The by the pastor, the Rev. Louis Pecor- Mrs. Pearl Corbett of Pueblo, Mrs. rick’s school, will receive First Com­ o’clock and at which covers were laid the Rev. Paul Fife, 0. S. B., pastor PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, CALCl- altars had been beautifully decorated of St. Michael’s church, offering Mass. ella, who preached to his people a MINING, all repairs on plaster, brick, ce­ Rose Straul and Mrs. Alice Bunker of munion June 10. by Mrs. John Cowen, assisted by Mrs. for 165. Honored guests included ment and woodwork; by day or contract. The children’s choir furnished the sermon at night on the consolation Denver, Leo and Frank McCarney of The Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald, chap­ George Duesing, and the girls’ choir the Rev. A. M. Bertram, S.J., chap­ J. J. Gillen. 868 Bannock St. Phone PEarl Gary, Ind.; Sister Viola (McCarney) lain at St. Mary’s hospital, was host lain of the court, who asked the music. One of the largest crowds found in the sacramental Christ by 8830. sang hymns appropriate for the day. Catholics. On Sunday morning: forty of the Sisters of Charity, Albu­ at a dinner Tuesday evening served blessing; Father Sebastian!, S.J., of people ever attending Mass was Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hess and chil­ Mexican children received their First HARBIN SHOE REPAIR SHOP to the priests of Pueblo and a few state officers and members of the present for this special occasion, and querque, N. M. A niece, Sister Rose dren went to Omaha last week on Holy Communion. At the closing Prices Reasonable Maurine (McCarney) of Denver, will visiting priests. It was a farewell day’s class. The program included many were unable to enter the BEST LEATHER USED Thursday to make a short visit with church. These children were con­ Benediction on Sunday night the Expert Workmanship also attend the Mass. Following the dinner for these friends, as Father a welcome by Mis. Frank Flynn; Rev. A. Kieffer of Cheyenne Wells 628 East 6th Ave. relatives. firmed Thursday morning by the Mass at St. Patrick’s church, a fam­ Fitzgerald will leave the last of May greetings to the court and a toast acted as celebrant, the Rev. W. Lar­ ily breakfast will be served at the for Ireland, where he will attend the Marie Castellar and Leo Keller to mothers by Mrs. Fleming; a talk Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of went to Denver on Friday morning Denver. kin of St. Patricks, La Junta, as home of'th e couple. In the after­ Eucharistic Congress and visit with on the ideals of the order— unity deacon; the Rev. J. A. Laquerre of to appear in the Music week contest The Altar and Rosary society held iQladtoU, Dahlias, Iris,. noon a reception will be held for the old-time friends and relatives. Sev­ and charity— by Mrs. McDonnell; Las Animas as subdeacon, and the I Phlox, Pewiies, Shrube. many friends and will continue eral priests were present in Pueblo with the Centennial high school or­ cqngratulato^ words by Miss Gar­ one of the largest meetings of the Bvarbearing Strawberries. riasSaWtt. chestra and band. spring last week on Thursday, when Rev. P. Conway of Rocky Ford as ■.LORiai u a uu m . Munt ^ throughout the evening. to attend the conference Wednesday rett, and felicitations from Court St. master of ceremonies. An unusual Mass will be sung^or of file priests of Southern Colorado. Phil Beauvais has returned from Rita, Denver, by Mrs. Hagus, who Mrs. E. J, Hollister presented a num­ an extended trip through the East ber of interesting items of business. JOSEPHINE WOEBER— PUno and vocal. the first time by the choir at St. Pat­ Bishop Vehr was here. also made a plea for study clubs as Private or class lessons. Classes for ohil- rick’s church Sunday, May 29, when The Catholic Daughters will hold Mrs. Mary E. Plunkett and W. A. a need of the times. Several plans were made for June last week on Tuesday for New York dren or adnits for light operatic work' 70 their annual card party Saturday aft­ Plunkett of Denver were week-end activities. At the close of the busi­ city on business. Miss Willson has Logan St., SUnset 0860-J. the Most Rev. Urban J, Vehr, Bishop A splendid musical program was of Denver, will be present. The ernoon at the^Knights of Columbus guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. given, with the folio-wing artists par­ ness meeting, Mrs. J. A. Doherty, been a house guest at the home of Mrs. Bird Millman O’Day for the FOR RENT— Or sale, 6-room house, new­ Mass “ Rosa Mystica,’’ will be pre­ home, and all friends are asked to W. J. McDonnel. ticipating: Mrs. Anna Garrett, Mrs. C. C. Nelson and Mrs. E. J. Hol­ ly decorated. Hake an offer. 1409 Lipan sented by the choir for the crowning, attend. Miss Langdon is chairman Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan spent Friday Dominick Cessario, Joseph Dalvit lister served tea. past several months. She plans to St. of the May Queen, Mary Queen of of this committee. in Denver as the guest of her daugh­ and the Misses Sylvia Aiello and Mrs, Chris Gehlbach underwent a return to Canon City in the near fu­ major operation at a local hospital ture. FOR RENT— Two or four rooms, nnfnr- Virgins. 'The choir is under the di­ Tuesday, the boys and girls of the ter, Mrs. Frank Kottenstette. Catherine McBernie, and the talent­ nished, nicely decorated. 1409 Lipan SL rection of E. Walter Van Berggrun ninth and tenth grades at St. Pat­ Bruce Williams came from Fort ed little pianistffi Helen, Claire Mae Monday morning. She is reported to Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Burke and Mrs. and several well-known soloists will rick’s school held their picnic at City Collins to spend the week-end with and Grace Atkinson. The Catholic be improving. O’Day motored to Colorado Springs EXPERT DRESSMAKER and fitter: al- Miss Margaret Mary O’Hanlon re­ on a business trip Monday. terationi. Reasonable. Call TAbor 9009. be heard. The choir will also pre­ park, and were chaperoned, by their his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Daughters’ chorus and orchestral se­ Apt. 9. sent numbers at the graduation of mothers and the nuns. Wednesday, Williams. He was accompanied by lections were especially enjoyed. turned to her home in Canon City, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly, who suffered the St. Patrick’s high school on Sun­ the minims from Sister Dorothy’s Ben Dill of Greeley. The Catholic Daughters of Amer­ after spending several days in Flor­ a severe fall a few days ago, is re­ WEST 29TH AVENUE BEAUTY SHOP day evening, June 5, at 5 o'clock, in room went to the park about noon, ica and the Knights of Columbus ence visiting at the home of Mr. and covering nicely. She is still confined PrieCs reduced in beauty work. Marcel and Maynard Male has returned to his the church. and, after a sumptuous repast, played work in a co-operative manner in Mrs. Frank Smith. to her bed. shampoo, 76c. Finger wave and shampoo. home in Sacramento, California. Mrs. Arthur Schmitt of Pueblo visited 76e. Phone GA. 7168 for appointment. Mother’s day was fittingly ob­ games and had a fine time for the Trinidad, and together are exempli­ Mrs. J. Leo Sterling presided over R. K. P o t t ^ returned with him for an informal Sunday night supper in in Canon City over the week-end at Alice K, Francis Hazel Hardle served last Sunday by the members rest of the afternoon. The elemen­ fying Catholic Action. 2746 W. 29th Ave. a short vjsif. her home, when she entertained a the home of his parents. Dr. and Mrs. of Court St. Anne, Catholic Daugh­ tary grades also held their picnic The officers of Our Lady of Vic­ Bertetmd Duesing of the Abbey group of young ladies attending St. F. W. Schmitt. ters of America, when they received Wednesday. tory court are: The Rev. A. M. JEPSEN COMPANY school. Canon City, spent a few days Scholastica of the Royal Gorge and- Mrs. David Gibson is suffering from Authorized Service Dealers for Arabian Communion in a body at St. Francis Chief J. Arthur Grady’s son, J. Bertram, S.J., chaplain; Mrs. Adeline last week with his parents, Mr. and a few friends. Her guests were Mrs. an attack of scarlet fever. Mothproofing. Guaranteed for Life. Prices Xavier’s church at the 7 o’clock Arthur Grady, Jr., who is a sopho­ Gerardi, grand regent; Miss Hazel Reasonable. Mrs. George Duesing. Miss 'Vilette Stehlin, Miss Anna Mass. The Rev. A. J. Miller, chaplain more at the University of Virginia, Susan O’Hanlon and Mrs. Bird Mill- 1569 Broadway TA. 7949 Class leaders in St. Leander’s Longhery, vice grand regent; Mrs. man O’Day, and the Misses Mary Hein and Miss Catherine Esser ap­ of the court and pastor of the church, was elected to the oflBce of treasurer Amy Skidmore, historian; Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, Josephine Kintz, Mary peared in a muiic recital at St. JANITOR and houseman needs permanent offered the Mass and gave the ser­ of the school of engineering. school for the month of April were as follows: 8th grade, Dorothy Ray- Nash, prophetess; Mrs. Mary Mc­ Elizabeth O’Hanlon, Barbara Hen­ Scholastica’s academy Friday night. position. Geo. Worth. 726 Kalamath 8t mon. After the Mass, the daughters T. F. O'LEARY, SPECIAL AGENT, DIES Phone MAin 1098. Timothy F. O'Leary. 69. special agent hawk, Eleanor La Voo, Florence Kel­ Cabe, monitor; Mrs. Mary Gleason, son, Rose Martinez, Viola Squire, 'This was their graduate recital, and motored to the Knights of Columbus for the Santa Fe railroad for the past 25 ler; 7th grade, Charlotte Habiger, financial secretary; Mrs. Margaret Emmeline Malouff and Joan Thomp­ a large audience greeted the young CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. 1772 home, where a breakfast was served. years and chief of th e. railroad’s detective Grant. Pleasant home for girls. Margaret McDonnell, Jack Keltner; Hendrickson, treasurer; Mrs. Teresa son. ladies, who presented a splendid en­ Mrs. J. W. Lynch, regent of the service for the past several years, died Friday of last week at a La Junta hospital. 6th grade, Mildred Jakopich, Bertha Mullane, lecturer; Miss Agnes Mrs. Pete Whelan has accepted a tertainment. MAN WANTS work bait-days or two ee court, acted as toastmaster and gave O’Leary, one of the best-known peace offi­ Cowen, Hollis Riggs; 6th grade, Ma­ Straub, organist. Trustees are position in the Union Printers’ home The annual May picnic was held by three days a week. GaUnp ^861-J. a fine talk on “ The Catholjc Mother.’’ cers in the West, began his career as a United States marshal in the territory of rie Glentzer, Adeline Papish, Mary Mesdames Margaret Nash, Agnes in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Whelan the academy students and faculty FOR SALE— Five-room modern keaee, Mrs. Rose Fairbanks, chairman of New Mexico, coming to the territory at Frances Hager; 4th grade, Harold Nuchy, Mary Tallman, Clara Atkin­ assumed her duties May 1. members last week on Thursday. garage. 8828 Gilpin street; near ehureb the breakfast committee, was given the age of 2S from Vermont. He was Herder, William McGrath, Mary son, Margaret McBride and Lula Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mclnerney They motored by trucks to North and sebooL a vote of thanks for the fine meal chosen by the Santa Fe to guard trains which ran through the then sparsely-set'* Elizabeth Doyle; 3rd grade, Berna­ Likens. of Denver, former residents of this Hardscrabble, where >they spent the ROOM AND BOARD for 8 or 4 children served. tied regions of the West, and remained in dette Kochevar, Margaret RobuT' The officers of the state court held city, spent several days in Canon day. 2068 Clarkson street, phone YOrk 4278-H. Confirmation was conferred on the the employ of the railroad except for four Alice Schmitt; 2nd grrade. Ruby GnV a business meeting Sunday after­ City last week, where Mrs. Mclnerney embers of a large class at St. An. years. 1905 to 1900, when he was under­ MAN, father of 7 children, needs work. sheriff of Pueblo county. In 1918 he was wold, William Kochevar, Thomf noon, with Mrs. Anna Fleming pre­ was called on account of the death PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Will do anytking. P, Tlxter. 716 X6th St. thony’ s church Wednesday morning appointed superintendent of the special serv­ Connors; 1st grade, Martha Jai siding. The good of the order in of her father, E. E. McKinnon. ------a- by the Most Rev. Urban J. Vely, ice department of the railroad. His territory ROOM aad board in private home: reason­ in that position included the entire western Cowen, Margaret Driscoll, Bemarc Colorado was discussed. The state Miss Dixie 'Willson left Canon City THEY ARE RELIABLE able. 2068 Clarkson street Phone YOrk Bishop of Denver. This is the first division of the road. The veteran officer it Baxter. 4278-M. Confirmation class at the parish in survived by three children, Mrs. Joe Cowan years. The Rev. Bede Cemik, 0. S. of Los Angeles, Dr. £. F. O'Leary of Colo­ or* STRONG BOY over 16, withes farm work rado Springs and George S. O’Leary, spe­ ExpeHcnced. 2887 Clarkson. MAin 4988. B., the pastor, was assisted by the cial agent for the Santa Fe mt Dodge City, CATHOLICS AMONG Rev, S. M. Giglio, S. J.; the Rev. E, Kans. He was a member of the Pueblo HOWELL’S SAFE DRUG STORE eouncUt No. 657, Knights of Columbus. Your Naborhood Druggist E. Behiels, S. J.; Dean Thomas J- Officios and employes from virtually GRADUATES AT Phone SPruct 0688 700 So. Paari Wolohan, the Rev. Cyril Zupan, 0. every major office of the Santa Fe rail­ JAMES HUTCHINSON S. B., and the Rev. A. J. Miller- The road’s western distriet attended the funeral LA JUNTA SCHOOL C o m p a n y here Monday. Requiem Mass was offered a _ Scientific Chlropoditts Bishop gave an instructive address at 9 o’clock at the Sacred Heart church DR. BERTHA DE WOLFE. D.S.C.— D.C. before the Confirmation. by the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan. RUSSELL L. BOYD. D5.C Lae Junta.— James Murphy, Gene­ A double wedding of interest in Mrs. Mary A. Keeley, one of the best- 202-208 McClintock Bldg. known women of ihe city, passed away vieve Rice and Joe Sciumbato were 1564 California S t Phone TAbor 8619 the Italian colony took place in Trini­ at her home. 1319 Court street, Tuesday among those completing the work of s SIXTH AVENUE MARKET dad Sunday when Charles Genova of morning, May 3, after a long illness. She the ninth grade B in the La Junta Vineland and Miss Jennie Tonzarella was the wife of James P. Keeley. The Choice Fruits and Vegetahlea family had resided in Pueblo for 61 years. schools this year, and Pete Caponero, SALE! oleproo CORN FED MEATS of Trinidad, and Miss Louise Genova She was born in Cottonwood Falls, Kans., Gerry Guthrie, Rose Kelleher and Free Delivery and Thomas Tonzarella were united February 8. 1872, and came to Pueblo with 2800 East Sixth Ave. Phone YOrk 8977 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua P. Can- Ralph Whitton were among those in marriage at the home of the Ton- trail, hi 1881 and had resided here con­ ^mpleting the work of the eighth H. H. YORK SHEET METAL AND zarellas in Trinidad. The church tinuously since that time. She received grade A. The graduation exercises FURNACE CO. ceremony was performed at the Mass her education in Pueblo. Mrs. Keeley «was Furnaces installed, cleaned and rep. Gnttcr- a member of Sacred Heart church and of took place on Thursday of last week. ing spouting, cold air returns. Let us ex­ Sunday, after which the two couples the N.C.C.W. She was married to James Quite a large class will be graduated amine your furnace. and their friends enjoyed the wed­ P. Keeley in Pueblo November 29, 1891. from the La Junta high school this 527 E. Exposition Ava. Ph. PE. 2218 ding festivities. Many friends of the She is survived by her husband and the. foiiowinK children: Mr«. Thomas FuUon^ SILK HOSIERY The commencement exerclses THE DENVER PASTE AND Genova family went to Trinidad for Wichitxw.-u..- FeiU.,.-.1. Texes;mT.u- Mrs. John Patter, month. WALL PAPER COMPANY Gunnison; Herie and Ruth Keeley, fkmtii J. W. BEACH the wedding. After a honeymoon Bartshioners of both St. Patrick’s and trip, the couples will reside at Vine- P. Keeley, Jr., and Thomas L. KeelfY. 'all Retail at Wholesale Prices of Pueblo; one xrandchlld. Jack Potter, Out Lady of Guadalupe’s are well KEystone 3831 -;- 1858 Arapehoe land and Trinidad, respectively, Gunnison; one sister, Mrs. D. A. Ross, Los represented among the students in Mrs, L, C, Griffith was called to Angreles, Calif.; two brothers, Carroll C. and PAPER HANGING and painting. YOrk Renley B. Contrail of Cripple Creek, Colo. the high school this year. No. 2100 Sheer Dull ChiffonI 8679-J. 168 Madison St. Des Moines, Iowa, last week on ac­ Father T. J. Wolohan offered Requiem Hass count of the death of her brother, at 9 o'clock Friday at Sacred Heart church Mrs. Julia' Bradish returned to her BUILDING, remodeling, repair work and John P, Kavanaugh. He passed Burial was made in the family plot at Rose- home in La Junta one day last week odd jobs done reasonable. GAllnp 4177-M. lawn. from Amarillo, Texas, where she had No. 2235 Silk Top Service! Save away at Oakland, Calif., and the Mrs. Maria Murrato, wife of Roman Hur- FURNITURE repairing and npholstering; body was forwarded to the old home rato, died Thursday, Hay 6. at a local in­ been visiting for several months at cabinet work of all kinds. The Denver Fur­ stitution. She was 38 years of age and ii the home of Mr. and Mrs. ^arl niture Hospital, West 82nd Ave. and Tejon in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith went survived by her father in Old Mexico and a Shields. Mrs. Shields Is a daughter more by buying 2 PAIRS for $1,501 S t Phone GAllup 4678. We call and de­ to attend the funeral, which took brother at Jerome, Arix. Burial took place liver in any part of the city. place last Saturday. Friday morpingirni _ from ML Carmel church,___ of Mrs. Bradish. wherenhOre the Rev. S. H. Giflio, S.J., offered “ g u a r a n t e e d b a t t e r ie s , 82.26; all Sam M. Fabrizio, for 15 years a the Hass. . An interesting meeting of the sizes tires, 81.60. Tulloh, 688 Santa Fe. special agent for the Santa Fe, was George Torres, aged 38 years, a former Catholic Daughters of America was JOE’S PLEAZOL STATION employe of the C. F. 8k L company, died held at the Knights of Columbus hall A real opportunity to save on a nationally famous brand! Every E. 34th Ave. and Elizabeth St. Wednesday evening at the family home, in La Junta on Tuesday of last week. If it is efficiency you want from your car, STATE CONVENTION 1507 Spruce street. He had seen sick for pair brand new, PERFECT QUALITY, in the most wanted shades some time. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Miss Mary Jane Sabin of Pueblo try WILL BEGIN K. OF C. Frances Torres, and two sons. Manuel PHILLIPS 66 GAS AND OILS and Joseph. The funeral took place Satur­ spent the week-end in La Junta as to wear with summer costumes! Sizes 8^4 to 10^. And it’ s yours, at Joe’s EVENTS IN WYOMING day afternoon from Ht. Carmel church, the guest of her cousin. Miss Justine where Father Giglio conducted the service. Gutters. Chimney Tops, Furnace Installing Sabin. The M ty Co.—SU tti Floor Cheyenne.— The Wyoming K. of C. Interment was In Roselawn. and Repairing. Job Work Our Specialty. Andrew P. Kinney, aged 62 years, a life­ Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Burshears of J. J. HENRY SHEET METAL WORKS convention will take palce here May long resident of Pueblo, died at a local hos­ La Junta, and Mr. and Mrs. John 548-550 Cherokee 28 and 29. The business session of the pital Thursday, Hay 6. He is’ survived by Shop Phone KE. 8091 Res. Phone SU. 1281-R three brothers, William, John J. and Holly of Swink spent several days in convention will be held on Saturday, Peter L. Kinney, ail of Pueblo. Rosary Denver last week. PAINTING, paperhanging and decorating to be followed by an exemplification E. T. Yeager. 655 Galapago, KEystone 6048. services were held Sunday evening and were Miss Edna Ferrell of Los Angeles, of the third degree on Sunday to a attended by old-time friends of the family. The funeral was held Monday morning at 9 a student in the Abraham Lincoln FOR SALE combination class of Cheyenne and o’clock from St. Patrick’s church,, where school in that city, in June will be A growing business— dry goods, notions, Laramie councils. The degree is to Father Coleman offered Mass. Interment $5 wash dresses, furnishings, hemstitcher. graduated as one of the five honor Women’s'• New be followed by a banquet and enter­ was made fn the family plot at Roselawn. Rent reasonable. Living room in rear. Close Fred Trujillo, aged 84 years, a highly re­ students in a class of 266 members. to church, school, theater. tainment, to be given in true West­ spected young ms,n of Mt. Carmel parish, She was elected last week to the of­ HEALTH FORCES SALE ern style. died suddenly Monday afternoon while at 2884 W. 38TH AVE. work. Heart failure was the cause, and death fice of secretary of the associated at Federal BIvcI. Rock Springs council. No. 2441, student body there, and has also been MAin 8413, Mr. Bailey seized him before medical assistance could of Rock Springs, Wyoming, desig­ be called. He ia survived by his wife, Mrs. assigned, one of the leading parts in nated May 8, Mother’s day, as the Molly Trujillo; seven children, Benjamin, FOR RENT— Unfurnished, three rooms, the class play, to be presented on first annual Communion day for all Lily, Freddie, Josephine, Beatrice, Louis and newly decorated, near church and school, on Maxie, all of the family home, 615 East May 20. She has visited at the home bus line. Heat furnished. Rent reasonable. knights 'of this council, l^oly Com­ River; four brother^, Benjamin of Pueblo, of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 1288 So. Josephine St. Phone SPruce 8648. munion was received in a body by all James, Abilino and Tito; three sisters, Mrs. E. E. Hively, in La Junta. Her SCREENS— Made and repaired. Painting, members, and was followed by a Amelia Herrera, Mrs. Lily Podacoca and Mrs. Ona Silva, and his father, Antonio S. mother, Miss Marie Hively before shingling, general repair work. W. S. Stein. Communion breakfast, at which Trujillo, all of Las Vegas, Nem Mexico. 8120 Franklin St.______prominen local speakers were heard. Andrew Urban. 64, died Sunday in a local her marriage, was a soprano in St. St. Patrick’s choir. GOOD board and room with family of The master of the Fourth Degree, hospital after an illness of six weeks. He bad resided in Pueblo for 27 years and was Sunday, May 8, was Communion two. Reasonable. 4708 W. Hayward Pi. Vincent Mulvaney, past state deputy, employed by the C. F. 8k I. company for 23 has announced that an exemplifica­ years. He was a member of the Spanish- Sunday for the Catholic Daughters COMPETENT elderly woman -as honse- of America, who received in a body in keeoer for priest or private family. Best tion of the Fourth Degree will be American War Veterans and attended St. Francis Xavier’s church. He is survived by ,5 0 of references. MAin 4812.______^ held in Casper, Wyoming, on July 3. honor of Mary, the Mother of God. bis wife and aix children, Mrs, Johanna Wiie T. Bryan Shelton, general track FOR RENT— 2 housekeeping rooms, gas The annual Mass celebrated in of Pneblo, Mrs. W. E. Hinshaw, Jr., of Rye; Values to $5.95! T > free, hot and cold running water, 84. 1819 memory of Father DeSmet will be Mrs. Helen McCrory of Pueblo, Joseph Urban foreman of the A., T. & S. F. rail­ of the United States marine corps, Norfolk, road, died Thursday morning. May Grove SL_____ held at the DeSmet monument on July Va„ and Let and William of Rye. So great is the demand 3. This monument, erected by the Miss Minnie Elvira Ficco, 18, of Portland, 6, at the company hospital in La died here last Monday evening at the home Junta, after an illness of several for these never-wrinkle JOHN H. REDDIN state council of Wyoming, commem­ of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Attorney and Counselor at Law orates the celebration of the first Mass Damico, 814 East River. She was a mem­ months. He is survived by his wife suits that most stores sell V/scfl, Sisr^BakoU ditef HuiS 612-614 Ernest & Crantner Block in the state of Wyoming by Father ber of the senior class of Florence high in La Junta, his parents, Mr. and them for considerably DeSmet. It has ben placed on the school, coming here three weeks ago for Mrs. T. D. Shelton of Lampasas, 17th ar.d Curtis medical treatment Hiss Ficco was a mem­ more! A special pur­ Vi$ca Cothbinathns P h on e MAin 0557 Denver. Colo. exact spot where Father DeSmet ber of the h M School orchestra, a member Texas; four sisters, Mrs. Mayme F. stood, surrounded by more than 5,- of the PortlAd Camp Fire Gfrls, sponsor Eversole of Denver, Mrs. Myrtle Ma­ chase secures a limited of the Ideal Music club in Pueblo, and organ­ 000 trappers and Indians, as he of­ ist of the Church of Christ the King at honey of Oakland, Calif.; Miss Ann quantity for out-of-town V N^w Summer PsstehT^^^ fered up the- Holy Sacrifice of the P.ortland. She was bom in Portland. She ia Shelton of Denver and Miss Norma shoppers. At $1.95 every­ 0 «r Mass. Each year the pilgrimage of one survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marian Ruth Shelton of Lampasas, Texas. iittreoaS/ffc Crepe Hats, ^ CeaimaBity hundred and twenty miles is made Ficco; two sistera, Clara and Carmen, and a Mr. Shelton was a member of the one will want them —- brother, Danny, of the family home in Port­ early shopping is ad­ ta East and W att to the beautiful Green. River valley land: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Da­ local council of the Knights of Co­ by large numbers of knights and their mico of Pueblo; grandmother, Mrs. Saraflna lumbus and had served as grand vised ! ^ it and IStb af Each Month Ficco of Portland, and grandfather, Pasquaia' kt ’ families, and Mass is celebrated Ficco of Denver. The Rosary was held knight. The funeral services were The May Co.—Third Floor OHaa it Warahoust, 1821 20tb 8l under a canopy of wild flowers and Wednesday erening. The funeral was ktld held on Saturday morning at 9 ,^arrlea—KEystone 6228 branches of trees erected to cover Thursday morning at 9 o’clock from the o’clock. Burial was made in Calvary family home in Portland, and at 10 o’clock the monument. from St. Benedict’s church in Florence. cemetery.

f - PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5418 Thursday. May 12, 1932 How Much Are Nine WiU Be Ordained Tkousanils Honor Your Eyes Worth? Priests Here on May 21 Vision is too precious to risk by using un­ reliable lenses which may do more harm Mary at Crowning (Continued From Page 1) hood will be conferred upon the Rev. than good. Your eyes are worth the care at SL. Mary’s, Kansas. John is a John T. Sanchez. He was bora Jun^ our specialists, who use scientific knowl­ twin of Thomas Newell, Denver. 23, 1901, at Tome, New Mexico, edge in correcting defects, can give. We The Rev. Edwin Cronin will be where he will o f f * his first Mass ordained at the Cathedral for the May 22. After early studies at the at Regis College examine your eyes and fit the glasses. Diocese of Monterey-Fresno, Califor­ Tome public school, the young man Denver’s Reliable Opticians nia. Bom in Davenport, Iowa, Feb­ entered high school at Belen, New Approximately 5,000 people,,in­ ruary 11, 1900, he attended Regis Mexico. From there he went to the cluding the Denver Sodality union, high school and later St. Louis uni­ State Teachers’ college at Silver attended the fifth annual Coronation Swigert Bros. Optical Co. versity. His mother, Mrs. Catherine City, New Mexico. Before coming of the Blessed Virgin Mary at Regis Cronin, will see him ordained. 'The to St. Thomas’ seminary in Denver 1550 California St. KEystone 7651 college last Sunday. newly-ordained priest will offer his he attended St.. Patrick’s seminary, The Most Rev. Urban J^ Vehr, D. Investigate Our Liberal Insurance Plan on Glasses II first Mass at St. Vincent’s orphan­ Menlo Park, California. He left D., Bishop of Denver, delivered the NoV Our Thoughts age, Denver, where he spent part of Denver Tuesday. ^ panegyric, and, in his short, forceful his boyhood. The Bishop of Great Falls, Mon­ talk, exhorted the people to hearken The other student of the Monte­ tana, ■will ordain the Rev. James back to the old-fashioned home under rey-Fresno diocese who will become Donovan May 21 at St. Ann’s Cathe­ the patronage of Mary. Some are Coal Prices Reduced a priest herd May 21 is the Rev. Pat­ dral, Great Falls. Born January 9, crying for more reformatories, more Turn to the Graduate Recent Price Reductions on Bituminous Coals Make Them rick Gleeson. County Tipperary, Ire­ 1909, in County Limerick, Ireland, prison space. What we need is the Lowest in Years land, was the place of his birth on the Rev. James Donovan made his homes, good Catholic homes, homes Graduates, the O’Keefe Jewelry Co. congratulates you! Canon City Lump...... $7.40 LIGNITE COAL- November 23,' 1899. Having com­ preparatory studies at Mt. St. Jos­ like Mary’s home based on sound You have taken a decisive step in your lives . . . this ^ore pleted his preparatory studies at gnite Nut...... eph college in County Tipperary, Catholic morals, tlffe Bishop said. Sacred Heart college, San Francisco, Ireland. His philosophical course is proud of you . . . and so is every citizen of Denver. We Routt Coimty Lump.. 7.50 lignite Lump 5.50 A warm May sun greeted the large t the young man attended the Mary- and three years of his theological join with them in again extending our best wishes. Clayton Lump..__....»»~~ 5.50 throng, but aii the Bishop reviewed Chandler Lump...... 8.00 knoll preparatory seminary in Scran­ studies were completed at S t Pat­ Rugby Lump...»...«.~....~. 6.50 the crime and corruption in the Lignite Egg------._,.„..„....$5.25 ton, Pa.; then the Maryknoll major rick’s seminary, Thurles, County world, a dark cloud obstructed the Pinnacle Lump ...... 8.00 Tipperary, before he came to St. Liley Lump...„__ 5.75 seminary in Ossining, New York, sun and a light rain began to fall, as Thomas’ seminary, Denver. He will Capitol Lump...... 6.00 and finally St. Thomas’ seminary. though signifying the darkness and be the first priest ordained by Bish­ Give the Graduate a Watch You will save money by Crown Lump...... 6.50 He plans to offer his first Solemn tears of the sadness of the world op Edwin V. O’Harh. His first Sol­ storing above coals now. All other gradesatmarketprices. Mass, June 29, at the Church of the under its present burdens. Visitation, Chicago. emn Mass -will be celebrated May 22 Miss Helen Harries of St. Mary’s in the Motiern Mode A Franciscan, the Rev. Constan­ in Butte, where he has a sister in re­ academy crowned the queen. She THE RUGBY COAL COMPANY tine Fink, O.F.M., will be made a ligion. was escorted by Fred McCallin of Delight the boy or girl grad­ iriest with the secular students at St. Francis de Sales’ high school. uate with a selection from D. V. HARPER, Manager D'enver, A member of the Holy Outdoor Benediction of the Most our array of the newest Curtis and 5th St. KEystone 0121 Name province, he is affiliated with Blessed Sacrament closed the im­ the local Franciscan parish, St. Eliz­ Regis Elocution pressive Mother’s day ceremony. The watch styles including such abeth’s. His parents, Theodore and Very Rev. Joseph P. Fagen, C. SS. well-known makes as Ham­ Rose Fink, reside in Munich, Ger­ R., pastor of St. Joseph’s parish, was ilton, Gruen, Illinois, Wal­ many, where their son will offer his Contest Will be celebrant, and was assisted by the tham, Elgin. Triangle Cleaners, Dyers, Hatters first Solemn Mass, June 19. The Rev. Michael Harrin^on, deacon; the Men’s Suits cleaned and pressed, cash-carry...... 50^ young Franciscan made his prepara­ Rev. Eugene O’Sullivan, subdeacon, Pen & Pencil Sets..$8 Men’s Top Coats, cleaned and pressed, cash-carry....75^ tory studies at St. Bonaventure’s in and the Rev. Francis J. Bautsch, S. New York state and then studied at Held on Sunday J., master of ceremonies. Ladies’ Silk or Wool Dresses, plain, cash-carry...... 75^ St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. The demonstration was short and Necklaces ...... —.$3 Ladies’ Spring Coats, plain, cash-carry...... 75^ Belleville, Illinois, will be the One pf the bright spots in the col­ well-planned. The large crowd was lOc a Garment Additional for Call and Delivery scene of the ordination of the Rev. lege yekr at Regris has always been adequately handled by a student Cigarette Cases..... $2 1827 Park Ave. at 18th A Ogden J. E. Flynn MAin 6179 Vincent ’Tiknisis. This member of the annual elocution contest This committee of Regis college. the St. Thomas’ seminary 1932 class Sunday afternoon at three o’ clock Vanity Boxes ....$2.50 is a native of Lithuania, having been eight students will compete in this CATHOLIC SCHOOLS born there October 8, 1908, of year’s contest for the Knights of WIN HIGH HONORS Knife and Chain ...$3 John and Josephine Tikuisis. The Columbus medal in the college audi­ Passionist preparatory seminary, Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 3437 torium. The contestants will be Wal­ (Continued From Page 1) Normandy, Missouri, afforded Fa­ ter Angerer, Charles Collins, Em­ first in commercial law and fourth Residence Phone, YOrk 2388 ther Tikuisis preliminary training O'Keefe on the box addt much mett Harrington, John Harris, An­ in bookkeeping; Herbert Ochs, third to the gift, but nothing to the for the priesthood. He' will offer in chemistry; George Kelly, second drew Hauk, Frank Hession, Edward cost. DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST his first Solemn Mass on June 12 Sanchez and Dominic Zarlengo. John in commercial law; Antonia Lopez, in All Saints’ church, Chicago, Gift­ Walsh will give a baritone solo, first in American history, first in con­ ed as a theatrical artist, he arranged Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets “ Mona,” and the Regis orchestra will stitution and third in current history some remarkable stage settings for render “ Napoletana,” “ Cadel’s Drill” II; Billy Sloan, first in French II, ■ MATT. ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT, EFFICIENT ATTENTION the dramatic club at St. Thomas’. and “ Vive Regis.” The alumni and third in constitution and fourth in The New England states are rep­ friends of Reg;is are invited to at­ current history II; Lee Roy Smith, resented in the class by the Rev. tend. first in ancient and medieval history, THE GREEN William Fox, who will be ordained third in current history I; Desmond M . O'Keefe Jewelry C o . C. J. “CHET” STEBENNE FARGO STATION here May 21. He was bom August The Regis College Parents’ associ­ Hackethal, first in current history Thu Ad Taken in Payment for Create Job With Each Oil Change 30, 1897, at Saranac, New York. ation will meet in the college library II; Charles Higson, first in current at two o’clock Sunday afternoon. Denver’s Quality Jewelers I8TH AVE. AT PEARL DENVER, COLORADO Having been graduated from the history I, fourth in Latin I; Richard Ausable Forks, N. Y., high school, After the meeting, the members will Canny, second in current history II; M. O’Keefe, President Margaret O’Keefe, Sec’y-Treas. he entered St. Michael’s college of attend the college elocution contest Mary Gette, first in Latin I; Ruth Burlington, Vermont, where he re­ in the college auditorium. Hoffman, first in bookkeeping I; Ed Walter J. Kerwin, Vice Pres. ceived the A.B. and M.A. degrees. The Rev. E. J. Morgan, S. J., will ward Whitlock, fourth in current his­ GREENLEE MEMORIALS His seminary course was preceded by lecture on Catholic Life and Action tory I. 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 seven years of teaching experience as problems for the Study club in Annunciation high school placed THE DENVER MARBLE & GRANITE CO. in high school and college. His first the hall of the Academy of the Holy second in algebra I and third in Mass will be celebrated at St. Steph' Child Jesus, Cheyenne, Friday eve­ Spanish II at Englewood. Established 1874— Open Sundays by Appointment en’s church, Winoi^^, Vermont. He ning at eight o’clock. St. Francis’ students placed in UAtITY is Cheapest 1224 Lawrence Street Office Phone MAin 1815 will work in the Di^ese of Burling­ Rehej#sals for the Loretto-Regis every event in which they were en­ ton, Vermont. play, “ The Goose Hangs High,” have tered at Englewood. The individual On the western coast the Rev. been proceeding satisfactorily. The winnings were as follows: English 9, Raymond Daly will become a priest cast has shown its ability to handle first, Anna Maher; second, Lucille Fine Upholstering and of the, San Francisco archdiocese in the various roles well. Arrange­ Becker; English 10, first, Margaret Repairing of All Kindt the see city, June 4. That city was ments for the presentation of the Fitzpatrick; English 11, second, the place of his birth on March 9, Anna Notheis; English 12, third, H. HENRY MEYER 1904, and will also be the scene of play at Elitch’s have been concluded, 5iieDENVER.DRY GOODS Ca and members of the committee in Ruth Spindler; algebra, third, Anna Upholsterer and his first Mass, probably June 12. He Maher; geometry, second, Margaret Theodore made his preparatory studies at St charge are hoping to. have a full house at both afternoon and evening Weadick; third, Margaret Fitzpat­ Furniture Manufacturer Joseph’s college, Mountain View, Cal­ rick; general science, second^ Mar­ ifornia, and his philosophical studies performances. Tickets are in the 538 East 17tb Ave.— at Pearl Street hands of Regis and Loretto college garet Weadick; third, Margaret at St. Bernard’s seminary, Roches­ Fitzpatrick; physics, third, Anna Phone TAbor 4087 Hackethal students. The two regular perform­ ter, New York. He left Denver Notheis; Cicero, first, William Walsh; MORTUARY Tuesday. ances will be presented at Elitch’s Spanish I, second, Dolores Deus; The Rev. Peter Kaub is to enter gardens the afternoon and eve­ Spanish II, fourth, Lucile Mays. the priestly state May 21 at Wichi ning of Saturday, May 21. A dress Costumes Rented 1449-51 Kalamath St. For Operas, Dramas, Plays ta, Kansas. He is a native son of rehearsal of the play will be giveip BISHOP URBAN J. VEHR’S Daun, Germany, having been born at Fitzsimons hospital early next Schools Can Buy Used Phone MAin 4006 LETTER ON PRESS D A Y Costumes Cheap there to John and Mary Kaub Nov. week. 30, 1902. His first Mass is to take Colorado Costume Co. place at S t John’s church, Eldorado, (Continued From Page 1) 1751 Champa St. Denver, Colo. Kansas. The young cleric made his tense pride in its success. The Reg­ preparatory studies in the Jesuit Good Shepherd ister is a regular visitor in every gymnasium at Treves, Germany, Catholic home of Denver and vicin­ gymnasium donated to the Jesuits Nun, 9$,Buried ity, and this yearly collection par­ HARTFORD by Frederick William, the grandfa­ tially enables it to continue its cir­ EYES EXAMINED culation and its present method of ther of the former Kaiser. Sister Mary St. Louis Burns, 93, At Santa Fe, New Mexico, priest- distribution. MORTUARY one of the oldest members of the We appreciate that this year, be­ That Sisters of the Good Shepherd, who REQUIESCANT IN PACE cause of existing conditions, many Satisfy 620 E. Colfax had assisted in the organization of who enjoy reading The Register will the Denver home and had spent 48 PHONE KEYSTONE 2779 AGNES SCHAEFFER, 1742 Curtis. Re­ not be able to contribute as gener­ deasonabk' quiem M>s( viU be offered at Holy Ghost yea^s as supervisor of cooking and ously as they have done in past church Friday at 9 :80 o’clock. Interment housekeeping at the institution, Prices Res. Phone SPruce 3296 Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. years. May we not ask that those JOSEPH P. ULWELLING. 8029 South passed away Tuesday. Solemn Re­ who are in a position to do so would OM^ientious Cherokee. Requiem Mass was offered at quiem Mass wSs offered at 9 o’clock Virriet. increase their donation this year, in St. Louis* church, Englewood, Monday at Thursday by the Rev. Julian Lay- 9 o'clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. accordance with their means? W M . E. PATRICK DUFFY. Husband of Marga­ ton, C.M., assisted by the Rev. Barry The Diocese of Denver can feel a ret S. Duffy; father of David and Philip Wogan as deacon, the Rev. Vincent sense of just pride in the splendid M cLAlN Duffy, all of Kiowa, Colo.; brother of Rose Tikuisis as subdeacon and the Rev. A Community Service Duffy, Denver: John Duffy and Mrs. Annie accomplishments of The Register in Optometrist Cline, both of Chicago, 111, and James Raymond Newell as master of cere­ our own state, and throughout the Hatfield Mortuary Duffy, Reno, Nev. Funeral services were monies. The Sisters’ choir furnished country by means of its National held at 10 a. m. Tuesday in Kiowa Cath­ the Ausic. A number of priests and 1509 WILLIAM E. McLAM olic church. Interment Elizabeth, Colo. Edition. Through the organization CHAMPA Optometrist JAY M. HATFIELD INFANT HADDICAN, 2821 Cleveland religious of various orders were of The Register, six other dioceses Tours Str BetTies Telephones: Eng. 577, SO. 2806 place. Interment 12:30 p. m. Monday at present at the Mass. Interment Mt. Olivet. have been able to secure the advan­ 2776 SO. BROADWAY MARGUERITA LANFORD, 2638 West was made in Mt. Olivet cemetery. tages of a diocesan paper which Ninth avenue. Requiem Mass was offered might otherwise be denied them. at St. CaJetan’s church Monday at 9 o’clock. Sister St. Louis was born in Longs- Interment Mt. Olivet. dale, Ontario, Canada, and entered Asking God to bless you spiritual­ 1 / ANTHONY RAMPONI, 1138 11th street. the Good Shepherd order when a ly and temporally. Father of Mrs. N. Bergamo, Arthur and Faithfully yours, ' Charles Ramponi. Requiem High Mass was young woman. She came to Denver offered at St. Eliiabeth’s church Wednes­ from Longsdale. -V sister and + URBAN J. VEHR, Jacques Bros. day at 9 o’clock. Interment Mt. Olivet. brother, who live in that city, are Bishop of Denver. ANDREW TONGISH, dt Denver. Father tV ta V PROMISC 15 PgR PO RM Eir I of Andrew and K. K. Tongish, Mrs. C. A. the only survivors. In her long stay 2 0*6 . Pwk kfA . A«m.TAbor Lievens and Mrs. John Lechner. Requiem in the Denver convent,. Sister St. A subscriber of The Register Mass was offered at 10 o’clock 'Wednesday Louis won the hearts of all with wishes to give thanks to the Sacred MONUMENTS at St. Dominic’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet under direction of Boulevard mor­ whom she came in contact by her Heart for favors received through 28 East Sixth Avenue tuary. unfailing kindness and cheerfulness. the intercession of the Blessed Dull crepe A distinzuidi- MARRIED LIFE JOHN SCHMITZ. 2548 Yates street. Hus­ Though she served quietly, in a Mother, St. Anthony and St. Jude. Adoria with ed ted print A Family Hand Book band of Josephine Schmitx and father of humble capacity, her lo„ writee. PHONE ABVADA 888-J-I Husband of Mrs. Mamie Larimer; father mothers and daughters’ Communion "Send two more books, ‘ Married Life,’ en­ of Loots Larimer and brother of Frank closed tS. This makes four books I bavt Larimer. Requiem Mass will be offered at Sunday. The mothers and daughters 1447 Stout St. ordered for onr children; it fe worth ite 9 o’clock Friday at St, Dominic's church. of the parish met in the rectory and New line of House Dresses, weight in gold." Mrs. J. H. HcCale, Omaha, Interment Ht. Olivet under direction of went in procession^ into the church, Last Year $39.50 ordering another book. says. "It is a work Boulevard mortuary. long sleeve, high neck, ail young people absolutely must have." Dr. where High Mass was sung at seven- L. F. Euman, New Lexington. O.. says "It CARRIGAN FORMER HOUSEKEEPER FOR thirty. The altar and the shrines A full line of the old time Women who have always paid expensive is the best work of its kind I ever reed. No PASTOR DIES IN DENVER corsets. family can afford to be without this book, Monumental Works Mrs. Elizabeth Grace, 65, died Tuesday were decorated in keeping with Moth­ prices are turning to Adorias for dresses with and it should be In the library of tvery morning at St. Joseph’s hospital. Mrs. er’s day, and specially arranged mu­ Men’s 25c Rayon Hose— family physician." Price. 13. postpaid. M. CABRIGAN. Prop. Grace was born in Chicago and lived there sic was sung by the adult choir, real individuality. Our new arrivals are Onlm from Dr. R. Willman, Author most of her life. Following her husband’s 2 pairs for 25^ 121S Faradn St., S t Joseph, Mo. 3145 Walnut Ph. KE. 5413 death, she came to Denver in 1918, and under the direction of Mrs. Clement New Millinery, $ 1 . sheer, double purpose and imported prints. or write for literature. for a number of years was housekeeper Helfrick. About 300 received Holy for the Rev. J. F. McDonough, pastor of Mention Denver Catholic Register Communion, including the men and All infants goods at cost— Misses’ and women’s sizes. the Blessed Sacrament chureh. ‘When her closing Out this depart­ health failed she went to live with her boys of the parish, who also observed The Denver—Dreaaea— Second Floor daughter, Mrs. Anna D. Walsh of 448 Mother’s day by approaching the Franklin strest. Funeral services and ment. gATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS burial will ba held in Chicaga sacraments.