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Content! Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1940— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Weekly Programs for Catholics in Service DENVER CATHOLIC Locally Is Planned REGISTER Affairs fo Be Held in Church Halls; Will Supple- menf System to Be Set Up by The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, _____ ^ _____ Photo Features, and Wide World Photos.______City Cfficials VOL. XXXVI. No. 19 DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1940. $2 PER YEAR In line ■with the national program of the newly formed Morale division of the army, Denver Catholics are planning a series of weekly entertainments for the Catholic soldiers at Diocese Makes Great Gains Lowry field and Fort Logan. The series is supplementary to the city’s welfare program for the soldiers, and will be under the supervision of Bishop Urban J. Vehr, the pastors of the city, and the Rev. Edward R. Martin, chaplain and morale In 1940; Noted Leaders Die officer of Lowry field. It is planned that eventually each parish in the city will sponsor one Construction and Repair Work on Church Build such affair each week. Since it is now contrary to army regulations GH IPiL 111 B [ for civilian organizations to oper­ Ings Exceed $ I ,C0C,CC0; 25th Priestly An­ ate on any army post as the Knights of Columbus did in the niversary of Bishop Yehr Marked World war, the programs are to be WHAT IF MUSSOUNI held in the parish halls throughout BLEGSED BEG. 91 WERE REJECTED? the city. To this writer, the most out­ (By John T ruxaw) standing international events of In the year 1940 now drawing to a close the Diocese of Pastors to Outline the week were Winston Church­ Denver made great spiritual and material progress and suf­ First Programs Soon ill’s address to the Italian people, fered some immeasurable losses in personnel. In the near future, the pastors asking them to rid themselves of Construction afid repair work on church buildings in in the vicinity of Lowry field will Benito Mussolini ( the Pope’s The spirit of the New Year’s the state exceeded $1,000,000. Youth received prominent meet with the Very Rev. Harold season is expected to carry a Christfias address to the Cardinals, V. Campbell at Blessed Sacra- which, in its attack on force, was attention in the spiritual field, with marked consideration by double feature for the 130 student njent rectory to plan the first pro­ nurses at the Catherine Smith Mul­ in the best traditions of the Pa­ the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, the Diocesan Coun­ grams. The first six programs will pacy, and the Oiristmas truce be­ len Memorial home of St, Joseph’s cil of Catholic Women, and other bodies. The 25th sacerdotal be largely experimental in nature, hospital, Denver. On the morning tween Germany and England— a anniversary of the Most Rev. and, once it is determined what move suggested by the Pope, offi­ before 1941 replaces 1940, the pri­ Bishop Urban J. Vehr was noted programs have an appeal for the vate chapel just completed will be cially turned down by England, by a drive to raise a diocesan enlisted men, they will be held but then unexpectedly followed Broadcast of blessed and the first Mass will |be fund to be used for the education weekly. The first is planned for celebrated on its modest but dig­ by Germany and agreed to by of priests, the support of poor the latter part of January. England. nified altar. On New Year’s eve the and disabled priests, and the pro­ Novena Will . The pastors of the city who will nurses will open their initial all- Churchill’s talk was a bold and motion of missionary work in poor take part in planning the first night vigil before the new taber­ dramatic gesture. The solution, parishes. programs are the Very Rev. Wil­ nacle and sanctuary fixtures do­ however, is not nearly so simple The losses that the diocese suf­ Be Repeated liam M. Higgins, the Very Rev. nated by friends of the institution. as he suggests. Mussolini has led fered were losses made to God. Charles H. Hagms, the Rev. Wil­ The chapel, which will seat ap­ the Italian people into four wars Within the year the Colorado liam V. Powers, the Rev. John P. proximately 50 persons, is being — the conquest of Ethiopia, the Church mourned the deaths-of a re­ In response to numerous re­ Moran, the Rev. Manus P. Boyle, rounded into shape by the redeco­ conquest of Albania, the current and Father Campbell. tired Bishop, two Domestic Prel­ quests, the Mutual Broadcasting ration and reconstruction of the war against Britain, and the fail ates, and three priests. The Most periodical room in the south end ure to conquer Greece. We have station of Denver, KFEL, will pre­ Bishop Host to Rev. J. Henry Tihen, Titular sent a transcribed progrram of the of the building on the first floor. no way of knowing just what goes Bishop of Bosana, retired Bishop Planning Group The walls have been ornamented on inside Mussolini’s mind. But, Christmas novena of St Thomas’ Christmas Celebrated in January of Denver, and former Bishop of seminary Sunday evening, Dec. 29, Bishop Vehr was host to the with a decorative design of palm when the Ethiopian and Albanian Lincoln, died Jan. 14. The Rt. leaves and crosses in gold, while from 8:30 to 9 p. m. The original group of priests and laymen that affgirs are judged objectively, we Rev. William F. O’Ryan and the broadcast, released Wednesday met at his home Wednesday, Dec. the paneled altar, to be covered caniiot regard them as lacking Rt. Rev, Richard Brady are the Qift Exchange on New Yearns Eve with a gold-designed drape, will considerable moral justification; evening, Dec. 18, aroused so 11, to lay the original plans for Monsignori who died. much interest in Denver and assisting the Catholic soldiers in stand in relief before a dorsal of for Ethiopia was miserably gov­ rich red mohair velvet suspended erned, its emperor Hailie ^lassie Statistics compiled for the Cath­ throughout the state and was the this area. The Very Rev. Msgr. J. olic Directory of 19U show that the cause of so many letters of ap­ R. Mulroy, diocesan director of from finely wrought iron fixtures. had stabbed and poisoned his way Custom Among Armenian People An ornamental iron Communion to the throne, its chief industry CatHolic population of Colorado in­ preciation that studio officials Catholic Charities, and the Rev, creased 6,515 over 1939 to reach have decided upon a re-presenta- Hubert Newell, diocesan superin­ rail is provided, and a large cross was slavery, the nation had of light oak with a pearl Corpus 167,217. The number of secular tion. (By Hadji Gregory Melikian) pomegranates, dried apricots, Christmas, whenever it is cele­ tendent of schools, attended the historical record of persecuting will hang above the altar table. priests increased from 141 to 159, prunes, plums, and peaches, brated, is strictly a religious af­ meeting with Fathers Campbell, Christianity when any attempt The program will feature the The holiday season runs back­ On each side the altar will be seemed about to succeed in sup­ making a total of 294 priests in combined Gregorian Sckola can- ward in Armenia, for it is a prac­ dried cream made of goat’s fair. Everyone has been fasting, Martin, and Powers. The Knights the diocese. enclosed by the extensions of the planting the barbarous fictional torum and polyphonic choirs of St. tice there to celebrate New Year’s milk, and other winter fruits if not during^ the whole of Ad­ of Columbus were represented at and nuts. As age is held in red mohair curtain. The iron grill­ Christianity or the Mohammedan­ Hospitals Lead Thomas’ seminary. The Rev. first and then Christmas. Gifts vent, then during the week before the meeting by Grand Knight Wil­ ing from which it hangs is orna­ great reverence, each one p ref liam Nelson, and the Diocesan Holy ism that existed; and all this rot­ Thomas J. Barrett C.M., Js -di­ p:e f^etributed on New Year’s eve Christmas. On Christmas eve mented in detail, with a gold- In Construction ent recites a poem or makes a Mass begins about 4 or 5 in the' Name union by Pnesrdent Barney ten mess was *right-'-n*Sr'®Sttt' ■tO' rector, and Austin Williama; a instead of on the Christmas feast. pajnted cross featuring the center African Italian territory. Though Hospitals led other Catholic or­ student at the seminary, provides Gaghant Baba, or Father New speech to the oldest person pres­ afternoon. The Prophecies and A. Gates. John Sullivan of the ent. At the stroke of midMght all Denver Community Chest and Jos­ section and similarly painted chal- the Church in Ethiopia was ganizations in the record building the musical accompaniment. Rob­ Year, is a character simiiar to carols are sung. The services last iges on each wing oi the frarae- the lights are. put out for a mipute. eph E. Cook were also present and founded centuries ago by Catholic program of 1940. Outstanding ert^ McMahon, a third-year the­ Santa Claus and represents the until after midnight. Most persons ■work above the sides of the table. Then a New Year’s song is sung took part in the discussion. missionaries, tnder Hailie Selassie were the constructions at Glockner ology student for the Diocese of spirit of the New Year, but he has receive Holy Communion at this Three brass candlesticks on the and his predecessors it became so sanatorium, Colorado Springs, St. Denver, is the commentator. no religious significance. softly and the lights go on. Con­ Mass, which means that they, like gratulations, best wishes, and gifts Smoker Will Be altar will conform to the design of degraded as to have priests absfw Anthony’s hospital, Denver, and St. The novena is held annually in Contrary to the usual impres­ the priest, must take no food or are exchanged, the head of the the tabernacle. lutely illiterate and with several Joseph’s hospital, Denver. Almost all institutions and churches in the sion, there is plenty of snow in drink from the previous midnight, Held by K, of C. house utters a short prayer, and The sanctuary lamp. Commun­ wives! They made a farce of Holy $400,000 is being expended on the Armenia and Turkey In fact, as i.e. 24 hours! But it is well worth A smoker, tentatively set for care of the VincentiaR Fathers. It the Our Father is recited. Then ion rail, and tabernacle have been Orders, They even went so far as Margery Reed Mayo nurses’ home the dozen or so natives of these it, because on their arrival hbme the month of February, will be was composed in Turin mere than all retire. donated, and the pews were for­ to canoniae Pontius Pilate! As at the Glockner, for which the cor­ countries who live in Denver can there is a feast. Armenians must held held by the Knights of Co­ 200 years ago. With a background People Fast 24 Hours merly used in St. Vincent’s acad­ for Albania, a Moslem dynasty was nerstone was laid Dec. 9. The of beautiful music, the devotion testify, the winters are some­ receive Communion at least five lumbus. All the Catholic soldiers emy at Helena, Mont., which was Among all the Armenians, times a year, under pain of ex- establishing itself right next door Penrose pavilion for the care and has as a theme the preparation for times so severe that snow lies on at Low ^ field and Fort Logan destroyed by an earthquake in to Italy, and the Europeans had treatment of cancer sufferers is the birth of the Savior. Seven the ground until late in May. communication. will be invited to attend. 1934. fought for seven centuries or more being built at the same institution prophecies of the event are Christmas, Epiphany The women devote days and to free themselves of Moslem and will cost approximately $100,- chanted, and are followed by a weeks to the preparation of deli­ dj-nasties. We do-'not say that in 000. The cancer institute also has canticle, a prayer sung by the Kept on Same Day 1 cacies. The chief dessert Is a pud­ every particular the Italian govern­ an endowment of $1,000,000. priest, and a hymn, “ En Clara In the non-Catholic Armenian ding made of the-juice of honey- Joseph Emerson Smith ment was justified in these wars; As part of a $300,000 expansion Vox Redarguit,” taken from the Church Christmas and the Feast dew _ melon seeds, native to Ar­ only that sufficient justification program, a $260,000 nurses’ home Advent liturgy. The chanting of of the Epiphany (the Feast of the menia and Turkey. This looks ex­ existed to satisfy some conscien- was built at St. Anthony’s hos- the Magnificat concludes the devo­ Epiphany is called “ Little Christ­ actly like milk and it has a deli­ (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) mas’’ in the Western Church) are IS cious taste. Initials and names are Tells How He pave World (TumtoPagelO — Column S) tion. kept on the same day, Jan. 6. Until made on the surface of the dish a few years ago, the Julian calen­ with cinnamon. There are other dar was observed. This fact made pastries. One traditional dish of Plea for Peace Marks Christmas fall on Jan. 19 accord­ III JBB BU M S CJhristmas eve is mashed garvaza News of Fr. Leo’s Death ing to the Gregorian calendar ob­ beans (chick peas) made into a served in the West. With the ex­ ball and wrapped in cloth. Inside ception of those in Palestine, all The newest application blanks are pine nuts, rice, and other dress­ (Editor’s Note: This dramatic experience. So far as possible, they Message of Bishop Vehr the Armenians now follow the Gre­ issued by the Colorado State Em­ ings all cooked together. On this story of hou) he covered the murder will be printed just as he himself gorian reckoning. Catholic Arme­ ployment service do not require the night no -stranger is left alone. of Father Leo Heinrichs, O.F.M., tells them.) nians at present usually celdbrate job-seeker to state his religious Everyone’s house is open. shot while giving Communion at (By Millard F. Everett) "We must think in terms of the Savior would be bom in Beth­ affiliation. This praiseworthy al­ the altar of St. Elizabeth's church, the Feast of the Nativity with Priest Visits Every Home Hundreds of thousands of words,, peace. We must talk peace. We lehem, the city of David. the Latin rite on Dec. 25. Some teration has been brought about Denver, is the first of a series of It is the duty of the priest to sufficient for the making of many must strive to.overcome the propa­ These two humble travelers, un­ years ago they observed it on both largely through the efforts of Sen­ reminiscences by Joseph Emerson ator A. B. Hirschfeld, who was re­ visit the home of every mem­ Smith, noted Catholic journalist books, have been published on the ganda of the war-mongers in our doubtedly the most conspicuous Dec. 25 and Jan. 6; in some places tragedy at the altar rail at St. this practice still is optional. elected to the Colorado state sen­ ber of his parish at Christmas who is the dean of newspapermen own midst, and keep our country object of the tender regards of ate in November. He is a mem­ time. If the parish is large, then in Denver. Other articles will give Elizabeth’s church Feb. 23, 1908, (By Rev. Edward A. Breen) New Year’s eve is strictly a but one chapter really necessary to heaven, represented what was ber of the Jewish faith. each assistant pastor is assigned authentic pictures, of the old West Teaching English to 350 out of war. God grant that our family affair. About 10 o’clock complete the record has never seen Chinese boys would seem to hold own land may hearken to the an­ noblest and holiest on earth. Little members of the family must In 1933, after ten years of active (TumtoPage9— Column S) from the rich store of Mr. Smith's Bethlehem, a small market town print. How the news of the little enough attraction for the gather in one place. The head of campaigning on the part of the gels’ message of peace and good of fewer than 1,000 families at the assassination of Father Leo Hein­ ordinary seminarian. But teaching the house presides at a table. This Denver Catholic Register, a bill Tiwll and lead the world to Chris­ time, was called "the fertile place, richs, O.P.M., reached the world English to 350 Chinese boys in table has on it at least the follow­ was passed by the Colorado state tian reconstruction.’’ This mes­ DR. KRAKOW DEATH DRAMATIC was told by Joseph Emerson Smith Ssupingkai, Manchukuo, has such the house of bread.’’ “ Thou Beth­ ing: S*- John’s bread, roasted and legislature that made it a misde­ sage, contained in the sermon de­ while reminiscing on his experi­ an appeal for Brother John Ryan, lehem art a little one among the salted watermelon, Persian melon, meanor to ask directly or indirectly, livered at the Christmas Midnight ences of nearly half a century as a C.S.V., a first year theologian at thousands of Juda,” but for ten and squash seeds; chestnuts, pista­ either orally or in writing, the re­ AS BROTHER PETROC’S IN PLAY newspaper man. Mass in the Cathedral by Bish^op centuries it had been called David’s ligious belief or affiliation of any St. Thomas’ seminary, that he chio nuts, peanuts of various va­ Then news editor of the Denver would “ go back tomorrow’’ if the Urban J. Vehr of Denver, graph­ (Turn to Page j — Column 4) rieties, roasted garvanza beans, applicant for a position in the pub­ ically outlines one of the three les­ Post, he had left the building at 3 Chance were offered. Brother Ryan lic schools of the state. According For a man who during his life­ years ago. It ends with the death spent six years, from M33 to 1939, sons of Bethlehem touched on by to the law, the person against o’clock after the paper had been the Bishop. The others are the Completes Newspaper Facilities time showed an intense interest in of Brother Petroc. Dr. Krakow “put to bed’’ that Sunday mominpr. as prefect and professor of Eng­ whom discrimination was shown died right after witnessing the lish at the Oriens Commercial high genero.sity of God toward us and had a right to civil action and com­ dramatics. Dr. George Joseph Kra­ Shortly after 6, the telephone in the need for us to return His love performance late Thursday Dec. his room at the Shirley hotel began school conducted in that city by ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT IS pensation of not less than $100 and kow, professor of public speaking 19. the Clerics of St. Viator. in the practice of true Christian not more than $500, The passage at St. Thomas’ seminary, had as ringing. As Mr. Smith relates it: charity. The sermon follows in dramatic a death as could be im­ The story of Brother Petroc is Roused out of a deep sleep, Ssupingkai, the “ city of four of this bill grew out of flagrant full: abuses throughout the state on the agined by any master of fiction. a beautiful allegory intended to for a moment I could not under­ level streets,’’ is a typical Man­ SET UP IN REGISTER PLANT promote devotion to Our Lady and “ . . .For this day is born to you part of school officials who had The seminary students, as their stand the childish voice, choked churian town of 25,000 inhabi­ also, incidentally, ft brings up the with the sobs of horror, but I tants. Twenty Viatorians are sta­ a Sa^or, who is Christ tl^e Lord shown open discrimination against Catholic teachers. controversy whether the methods snapped into full consciousness tioned there at the school. Brother The Register this week took an-1 Archie McPhee, a member of St. used'foday in promoting the spirit­ when, in reply to iny question, Ryan returned to the United States Hundreds of millions of people Applies to General Job Field other forward step in printing John’s parish who is recognized as Mr. Hirschfeld’s action, however, ual life in our complex age are an “Who was shot?’’ the answer came: last year and entered the local throughout the world adore to­ development by installing its own improvement on the simpler night the humble Christ Child on being a leader in his craft in is regarded as more of a corrective “ Father Leo. Father Leo, h« seminary this fall to begin his engraving department. It thus be­ means of medieval times. There was shot while giving Communion. theological studies. His home is in this anniversary of His birth. He Denv,er. Mr. McPhee is assisted by measure than the aforementioned comes _ the first Catholic news­ bill. The bill applies specifically is plenty of play for strong drama­ I saw it—I saw the man.’’ Bloomington, 111.' is their God and Savior. Though paper in the United States to have Chester Gorman, an expert camera tic action in the theme and the His worship may be proscribed in to school teachers, while Mr. “ Where was this?’’ The holiday season brought a every facility necessary for its man. Local men who are e Hirschfeld’s action relieves the seminary cast made the most of the village church by anti-Chris­ “ St. Elizabeth’s. I was at Mass. flood of mission memories to the publication. perienced in engraving work de­ pressure of discrimination in the it. The audience was too moved tian police regulations and Neron- They got the man. He had a young theologian. He believes an The engraving department was general field of employment. even to burst forth much in ap­ ean persecutions, or malde impos­ clare that the new Register plant pistol.’’ American in Manchuria for his installed and is being operated by For a great many years, the ap­ plause. sible in a bomb-proof dugout of is one of the most compact and ef­ first Christmas would undoubtedly The play opens with hostile The young lad, a Post carrier, war-torn lands, Christmas day and plication blanks of the Colorado added, “ I got to a telephone right think himself all mixed up on holi­ ficient operated by any n#vspaper State Employment servfce had re­ troops’ approaching an isolated days. The Christians there cele­ its Divine message of the birth of away, and at the Post someone told a baby God still grip the Christian $10,000 Gift Made to west of the Mississippi river. quired the applicant to state his English Benedictine monastery at brate Christmas as the Christians the time of the Reformation. The me to ring you.” heart. Regardless of external cir­ religion— Catholic, Jewish or Prot­ here celebrate the Fourth of July Pediatric Sun Porch Modern Equipment estant. Senator Hirschfeld thought monks are being urged to flee by Extra! Priest Is — without Santa Claus, tinsel, cumstances, the Christian instinc­ tively goes to the little town of Is Included that the question of a person’s reli­ some peasants who have fled from wreaths, and bells, but with an Pueblo.— W. H. Stansbeck of gion should have nothing to do the battle to warn the priests. Killed at Altar Bethlehem, where the greatest Included in the equipment are a abundance of fire-crackers. ■ Un­ 1914 Greenwood, a member of with his ability to perform a cer­ But one of the monks, to be or­ A priest killed at the altar I mystery of all the dispensations of Robertson dark room, strip film fortunately, the celebration in Sacred Heart church, gave tain job. Knowing that some em­ dained a prie^ in two days, is That was a great, a dramatic God tg men was enacted. “ A Child camera with automatic focus; Manchukuo assumes no great $10,000 to St. Mary’f hospital ployers do discriminate against ap­ dying. The Abbot does not wish to story; it meant an extra edition is born to. you who is Christ the Mac Beth carrier type lamps, proportions, for the number of for work on the John A. Martin plicants of certain religious denom' leave him. While the peasants and out on the streets without the loss Savior and Lord.’’ A public cen­ modern vacuum printing frames, Christians in the area is still rela­ memorial tun porch for crippled inations, he thought that the reli the Abbot are arguing, the monk of a minute. So, standing at the sus of all individuals and terri­ ptom atic whirler, Axel-Holstrum tively small. children. Mr. and Mri. Stani- gious question on the application dies. It is said that he is to be hast­ telephone in tny room, I called tories dependent upon the Roman jubilee etching machine, automatic Bitter Cold Reigni beck are unusually generous blanks was an unfair one. ily buried. Then the monks are to Joe Langer, our staff photog­ emperor was the human occasion plate coolers. Royal router, guillo­ contributors to special parish Last summer, when Senator take boats through a stormy sea rapher, telling him to get to the The temperature there, however, that brought Joseph and Mary tine, and specially built powder funds and to charitable needs. Hirschfeld attended the convention to an island. church as .quickly as he could and would be a sharp reminder of the from their home village at Naz­ boxes, sinks, and negative driers. Most of their donations are of the American Jewish congress then to the city jail, to take pic­ season. It is ordinarily about 20 areth on a four-day wearisome Dr. George J. Krakow Monk Alive After 4 Centuries made anonymously. Mr. Stans­ The plant was installed last in New York, at which he was Four hundred years later, old tures of everything and everyone, degrees below zero at this time of travel to the little town of Beth­ beck operated a grocery busi­ week and the first cuts were turned elected one of the 40 governors of Christmas entertainment, had just tombs are being opened in the especially Father Leo and the the year. Despite the cold, the lehem. Man, consciously or not, ness in Telluridq for 12 years out on Monday morning. The first the organization, he discussed the produced Emmet Lavery’s drama­ monastery to make room fbr some Christians from miles around each always works into the plan of murderer. Then I called George before coming to Pueblo in plate to be made was one of tl>e matter with Rabbi J. X. Cohen, tization of Brother Petroc’s Re­ alterations. Modern monks have town with a chapel come while it Divine Providence. The prophets McCormick, foreman of the com­ 1882. Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop chairman of the commission on eco turn, a little novel that was a best­ gone back to live in the restored (Turn to Page i — Column 8) of old had long since foretold that posing room, to summon composi- of Denver. (Turn to Page 4 — Column 6) seller in the Catholic field several (Turn to Page i — Column 4) (Tum to Pages — Column 4) PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 ISI. Ex-Reporter Tells How He Gave T i O P [ N C U [ World News of Fr. Leo’s Death TO (Continued Fr'om Page One) took the iron stairs, two treads at tors, stereotypers, pressmen, and a time, from the business ofhee GREETINGS others. to the editorial rooms on the sec­ NEW "I’ll cover the story, George; ond floor. Snapping on the lights, of the you assemble the force,” I said “ Made to order!” I shouted in OF 20 NEGOOES to his “ Right away, kid!’’ relief, as a glance around the lo­ SEASON M l Where I could find a reporter cal room disclosed a reporter, and YEAR (St. Jamet’ Parisk) at that hour, I did not know. The a good one! Twenty-eight Negroes, members to our many friends and The recently formed basketball telephone directory of employes Reporter Asleep of the adult and children’s Colored patrons. was at the office. To get that I team of St. James’ Young convert classes organized by the People’s club will begin play next meant time, so my thought was On Copy Table week. Bob PlunkStt, acting cap­ to drop into the office on my way There; on a pile of newspapers Rev. Arthur F. Versavel, S.J., re­ tain of the squad, is making ar­ to St. Elizabeth’s and get some­ for a mattress and a big fat dic­ ceived First Communion at the 9 lURT GIBBONS, AHt Mir. G re e tin g s! rangements for several practice one to telephone the addresses tionary for a pillow on top of one o’clock Mass Christmas day in Sa­ IW of the long tables used by the re­ I games. while I was gathering enough for cred Heart church. A breakfast for < JiUSlO porters for writing copy, was good May 1941 be a friendly year, gracious in its James Reid, son of Mr. and the first extra. I started from these persons followed in the Little NO INTEREST OR CARRTINQ 1521 Stout St. the hotel at 17th and Lincoln on old Sam, snoring his head off. Sam Flower center. Several of the tots CHARGE IF PAID IN ( HOS. I Mrs. James T. Reid, spent Christ- Ezelotlv* Knkbc ReprefentattvM bestowal of blessings, generous in its awards of |mas in Denver with hiS parents. a run. In those days there were —I’ve forgotten, to my shame, his who were baptized on Dec. 8 were He will return next week to Sa­ hacks, instead of taxies, but, as is last name— deciding to wait for the too small to be included in this prosperity, is the wish we desire to convey to all cred Heart college, the Christian always the case when you are in street cars to take him home, after First Communion class. Brothers’ junior novitiate in Las a hurry, not a one was in sight. trailing with a bibulous group of our friends and patrons. friends from the News and Repub­ A party for the converts is Vegas. It was not far to the Post, how­ planned for Sunday, Dec. 29, at Masses for New Year’s day will ever, and my legs were young. lican, had made his way for a snooze to the Post. the home of Mrs. A. C. Thomas, be said on the Sunday schedule, The second wind had come as I 2330 Downing street. The priests at 7, 8:30, 10;80, and 12 o’clock. It took vigorous application of and sisters of Sacred Heart parish Mary McEnulty, a patient for wet towels from the wash room to w ll attend the affair. Mrs. Thomas a time at Mercy hospital, re­ arouse him. Groggily he sat up, is one of the outstanding Negroes with a groan, blinked, and then of the community, and her efforts P'ederal at No. Speer turned to her home, 1560 Mag­ nolia street. Mrs. Rose L. Boyd wanted to fight. But, when the in behalf of the work carried.on by and Mrs. Regina Swartz of this picture became clear, he staggered the Church are considerable.' The Denver to the wash room, doused his head GRand 1626 parish are still patients at the hos­ Father Versa vel said the new pital. in icy water, and I thought his neck would be forfeit to his haste Ne^ro convert class will begin its Jarnes P. McConaty, Sr. Jim McConaty, Jr. Mrs. Dan Murphy is showing period of instruction immediately as he. sped down the iron stairs, gradual improvement at St. Jos­ after the first of the year. More eph’s hospital. Ed Hennessy of grunting “ Sure” to my injunction, “ Phone me enough for the head and than 15 Colored persons already 1860 Monaco parkway is also a have joined this class, which will Tram way lead, first thing.” patient at St. Joseph’s hospital. meet twice weekly for some six Parishioners who have not yet The foreman came, followed by months. obtained Sunday envelopes for two compositors. I busied myself (Continued From Page One) making over pages in the first, or 1941 may get them by calling at abbey. History tells that the flee­ the rectory. news section, to accoinmodate a Canadian Missioners ing monks 400 ygars ago were all first page given over entirely to lost at sea. When one of the graves Reach Foreign Posts Corporation the murder. The telephone rang. Quebec. — Word has been re­ is opened, the living body of a 27- It waa now a clear-headed Sam, ceived of the safe arrival in (jape- Calbedral School Nans year-old monk is found. Life dictating in masterly fashion suffi­ town, South Africa, of 12 French bkrelv exists. A famous doctor who cient iqr the head and lead to the Canadian White Fathers of Africa. To Pels Altar Society has become a monk brings the story. The linotypes began pur­ Four priests of the Quebec For­ young man back to life. The ring. The big pot of metal for the eign Missions, who left Montreal The tiiteri of the Cathedral drama then unfolds, with the monk stereotyping Began bubbling. More having a dreadful time adjusting Sept. 29, arrived at Szepingkai, thanks you for your patronage school, 1840 Grant, will he men, including pressmen, were on Manchukuo. hostesses for the annual himself to modern life, but also hand. I was not worried about Joe occasionally showing up as ludi­ Christmas card party to h* Langer, for we could not use pic­ private school in Annapolis, Md. during the past year and wishes given by the Altar and Rosary crous our too intense pride in tures anyway in this extra—no In 'his newspaper work he came society of the parish Monday, modern prowess; for instance, he time to make cuts. But that has no trouble at all under^nd into contact with the men and you a Happy and Prosperous Dee. 30. The party will begin thought sent me to the telephone women who have made history in ing radio because he used to play n T T V B CaU SPruCe 9752 for tabic and loge at 2 in the afternoon. again, and I had the foreman of Colorado and the West. At 19, in the harp and knows about vibta- J u l U J R ' J R A raservations. 1 1.50 a couple extra. the engraving rirom on the other 1900-01, he was city editor of the New Xear. tioni. 'The reason for h is' loni^ end of the wire with an eager "You Rooky Mountain News. Following Drama Guild sleep comes out — he is the bet! I’ll ring Old Bill to help, and this, he was with the Denver Re­ Entertainer descendant of a man who did a we’ll be there pronto.” publican, Colorado Springe Ga­ particularly heroic service for Our On the telephone Sam dictated zette, Pueblo Star-JoumaZT' of a g / A C C 00 *0 lutgsts bsfsrt tsk- Lady, who promised that no gen­ /O w l 1 Ing stock JsnnsrT 1st more details. He would leave the which he was editor, and from eration of the family would be church now and see the murderer 1904-09 news editor of the Denver without a priest. Brother Petroc, Zippers Repaired or at the jail—if they would let him! Post. After a long illness, while TRUNK the last of his race, has been kept “ And rU get to him!” As the sheets recuperating in San Antonio, Replaced in a 400-year sleep to fulfill that AN D b a g C G were filled by my pencil, George Tex., he met Miss Eudochia Bell, 9 9 E6T. IITI lois Ktk St. pledge. He is ordained. Death handed them to the linotype oper­ now Mrs. Smith; resigned from the comes after the Consecration in ators. Novr, came the first proofs Post and became city editor and Why Pay More? the ftret Mass he celebrates After to co^ect. The biggest type we had then managing editor of the San (Trademark) the ordination rite. was in the form for the streamer Antonio Express, and stayed there James Hamblin played the part head. The corrected type, still hot, until after the World war. Selec­ of Brother Petroc, assisted by an was placed and the form on the ted for a delicate and important unusually capable cast. Mr. Ham­ rumbling “ turtle” went to the mission to Mexico, he was the WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES blin also directed the play. stereotyper. 'In the meantime, the guest of President Venustiano INCORPORATED proper changes in plates had been Carranza and accompanied him on Stricken by Hemorrhage Colorado Owned Stores Season's After the performance. Dr. Kra­ made on the press. a tour of that country in 1919. kow, who had not been well and By 7 :30 the newsboys were Mr. Smith was made an honorary 17th and Broadway * 800 Santa Fe Dr. who had just come from Cali­ yelling Denver’s greatest extra in citizen of the city of Mexico, sat fornia, where he went on a short every section of the city. I say with the regidores, or councilmen, Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and Califomiji trip because of his health, hur­ greatest because of the number of and voted with them. t 15th and California Greetings ried to the professors’ recreation sales. RAmember, it was in the Returning to Denver, Mr. Smith days before the radio— the news­ room in the saminary. H e, was rejoined the editorial staff, of the We Do Not Have Special Sales But Sell You at Our Lowest paper extra was the. quickest as stricken by a hemorrhage and Post. For several years he has Price! Every Day on All Drug Merchandize. locked himself in a washroom. well as only way to give the pubr been engaged in magazine writing After about ten minutes, one of lie information of big news. and is editor of Western Sports­ the priests, worried because he Photographer Scored man, a magazine of national cir­ knew the doctor had been ill,' culation, printed in Chicago; with Miss Lucille Berberich (above) tried to get into the washroom. Beat on Pictures editorial offices in Denver. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS il one of the featured performers Several priests had to break a win­ Joe Langer came in with dozens participating in th e Christmas dow and get into the room from of photographs, many excellent benefit entertainments being pre­ the outside. They found Dr. Kra­ full views of the assassin, Giuseppe sented at various institutions kow unconscious. His pulse was Alia, a godless anarchist. Even throughout the city by the Cath- still lightly beating. He was taken while he was taking them, the po­ olie Drama guild. She tap dances to a bedroom, given absolution, lice, fearing the temper of the and sings as a member of the the last blessing, and Extreme thousands of men and women Berberich Sisters’ trio. Others who nction by the V e ^ Rev. T. D. gathered in West Denver, snatched are featured in the production are Cloyne, C.M., president of the the wretch away and rushed him Mary Teresa Cushurit, Patty seminary, but was dead before a to Colorado Springs where no one Boehm, Joan O'Byrne, Alan Lutz, physician could reach him. His. was allowed to see him. So Lan­ Walter Kranz, T. D. OeUhunt, wife was brought from their ger had the only photographs! The Tcreaa and Margaret Berberich, home, a few blocks away. second extra was fully illustrated Rita La Tourette, and a group of Bishop Urban J. Vehr was among with copyrighted pictures. The January Christmas carolers. Three perform­ those present at the play and was third extra had several pages and WALSH BROTHERS a complete story from every angle, ances have been .given by the guild, in the recreation room when Dr. at Queen of Heaven orphanaM and Krakow was stricken. including some dramatic writing ‘ 950 Osage Street on the spiriting away by train. Fitzsimons hospital and before Dr. Krakow, a practicing den­ This last extra met the noon mcRibers of the Catholic Library tist, followed dramatic work and church crowds. DENVER, COLO. association. The program, a series public speaking as an avocation of vgudeville acts climaxed by a and was so skilled that he was a A P Wired Story tableau with the rekding of the r ember of the seminary faculty Gospel kccount of the Nativity, is To Whole World for nine years. He was an out­ It was not until just before the yet to be presented at St. Vincent’s standing Catholic layman. orphanage, Good Shepherd home, press started “ singing” that I PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS and Si. Clara's orphanage. Bishop Presides at Mess telephoned the representative of Bishop 'Vehr presided at the Sol­ the’ Associated Press. He came to emn Requiem Mass held in the the office and got an extra while seminary chapel Monday at 9:30. John Levano, city circulation man­ The Rav. Manus Boyle was cele­ ager, was distributing armfuls of Entire Stock OVER 2,000 Entire Stock Over *5,000 brant, the RCv. James W. Stake- Posts to’ a shouting crowd of news­ Free Hi-Q Cooking School!! lum, C.M., deacon; the Rev. Mau­ boys in the alley. Within five min­ rice J. Singleton, (Il.M., subdeacon, utes the wires over the country And the Rev. John R. Vidal, C.M., were carrying the story, to be TOPCOATS SUITS Reduced master of ceremonies. Chaplains added to throughout the day. And Beginning Tues., Jan. 7 to the Bishop were the Rev. Jos- from New York the press associa­ ih L. Lilly, C.M., and the Rev. tions sent it over the world. mer G. K^ieffer, C.M. Seminar­ We sold more than 36,000 ex­ OVERCOATS 635 Packard SUITS TRAMWAY AUDITORIUM ians of the diocese were minor tras, for we had no competition. ofHcers. The sermon was given “ Beaten to the gun,” thanks to the Tramway Bldg., 1100 14th St. by Father Coyne. Final absolu­ unidentified lad, who dropped out tion was imparted by the Bishop. of sight, his duty done in noti­ fying his paper, the four other Active pallbearers were William newspapers in Denver did not at­ J i s . Plan Now to Attend! Wafer, George Astler, Charles tempt extras. Langer spent all Reilly, and Dr. William Earley. Sunday and the ^eater part of Honorary pallbearers were Victor that night developing photographs PRICE *22 MILLER’S AHEAD AGAIN with a SUPER COOK. Herbert and Don Kimsey, Seminar­ to fin the orders telegraphed from ING SCHOOL! Miller’s are the FIRST grocery ians, under the direction of the news associations and individual firm to give Denver a big Super Cooking School Rev. Thomas J. Barrett, C.M., newspapers all over the United of major size under the direction of a famous formed the choir. Austin Williams States. We were proud of Sam, national authority on Home Eeonomica! was the organist. Priests present too; once again the “ oldtime” 640 Maasfiald and Packard in the sanctuary included Fathers newspaper man had done a mag­ Lectures! Edward J. Fraezkowski, Jerome L. nificent job. Weinert, William J. Monahan, I and 2 Trousar SUITS Recipes! James P. Flanagan, Harley SmithComes From $30 Reversiblee...... $15.00 Schmitt, Roy Figlino, L- C. Walter, Distinguished Ancestry Surprises? Edward Leyden, Charles E. Sex­ Joseph Emerson Smith, brought iw, ton, Albert L. Dundas, C.M.; Dan­ $35 Dunwood Tweeds $17.50 The FIRST Super to Denver from his birthplace, iel E. Kane, C.M.; Thomas F. Gor­ Chicago, in 1885, when a very Cooking School ever man, C.M., and James M; O’Sulli­ $40 Dunwood Tweeds $20.00 .45 held in Denver! small lad, in length of service is van, C.M. Interment was in Mt. the dean of Denver newspaper Olivet. W.'P. Horan & Sons was in men, having ehtered the employ of $45 Zip-O-Coats...... $22.50 *26 charge. the Denver Post in June, 1895, as Wat Native of Dubuque a repc^er. $50 Luxurapaca ...... $25.00 Mrs. Lilia P. Cross He Hornes of a distinguished EVERY “ TEVIELY” Dr. Krakow was born May 6, early American ancestry. His 1893, at Dubuque, la. He at­ $55 Harris Tweeds___$27.50 SUIT REDUCED of New York, Nationally Known Home Economics great-grandfather, Manasseh Smith tended school there and received of Wiscasset, Maine, a long-time Lecturer, will be in charge of the sessions. his Bachelor of Arts degree from $65 Imp. Hudderfields $32.50 friend of Benjamin Franklin, and Columbia college, Dubuque, now Miller’s Hi-Q Super Cooking School will held sessions on a captain in the war of the Revo­ ...... $31.45 known as Loras college. He re­ I4S SUITS .... Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday gnd Friday, the first week lution, married Hannah Emerson, $70 Imported Fleece. .$35.00 ceived his dentistry degree from beginning TUESDAY, JANUARY 7th. The course Mrs. Ooss aunt of the philosopher, Ralph Northwestern university in 1913. $50 SUITS ...... $36.45 has planned covers every phase of home-making, menu Waldo Emerson; their son, Samuel $85 Wonimba...... $42.50 He practiced at LaGrange, 111., un­ and meal planning, recipes, food selection and budgeting. Emerson Smith, was governor of til 1917. when he joined the ...... $41.45 Maine in 1831 and afterwards $55 SUITS .... 23rd United States engineers. $125 Coats of 100% chief justice of the supreme court, He became ill after serving two Amelia Bowie, Mr. Smith’s mother, Camel’s H a ir...... $62.50 $65 SUITS ...... $47.45 years in France, and until 1923 .KITCSXN was a granddaughter of Robert was a patient at Fitzsimons Gen­ Bowie, three times governor of After the School Cc L I N t e eral hospital here. For the last witk Mrs. Cross in durgs at Hiller’s ISth Maryland, 1803-06 and 1811-12. 17 years he had practcied den­ His father, Joseph Emerson Smith, sad (.awrtnes Sopor Msrkst. m iUER'S tistry here. was a law partner in Chicago with Dr. Krakow it survived by his his first cousin, Melville Weston Remember , . . School Starts Tues­ wife, Mrs. Katherine Halley Kra- Fuller, afterwards chief justice of COTTRELL’t day, January 7, at ItSO P. M, know, and two daughters, Mary the United States supreme court. Krakow and Mrs. W. K. Leonard, Mr. Smith, after attending the 1 SUPER m ilBRETSI all of Denver. old Whittier school, went to a i J i e t t 6t1 HXTNWTM IT., J. ip

Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

Preferred Parish 1 1 MEN NEW YEAR’S DAY MASSES AT AEGIS PilESTS ST. PHILOMENA’S ANNOUNCED I Trading List (St, Philomcna’s Parish) Very Rev. Dr. William M. Hig­ IRE IICRICAGO Masses on New Year’s day will gins will celebrate the Nuptial be at 6, .7, 8, 9, 11, and 12. Mass. The Rev. Arthur J. Lucy will MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER The Christmas music will be re­ be present in the sanctuary. The Til* merchanti repretented in thit section are boosters. They ere T1 NEEIl P peated at the 11 o’clock Mass. bride will be attired in a pastel JESill PARLEf eazious to work with you end ere deserring of yonr petronege. Co* The Boy Scout court of honor blue suit with navy blue acces­ •perete. with them. will be held at Gove Junior high sories. Her corsage will be of or­ (Bleaied Sacrament Pariih) school Friday, Dec. 27, at 7 p. m. chids. Jeanne McKenzie will be her (Regis College) sister’s maid of honor. She will Fathers Bernard Karst and The Society of St. Vincent de Before an altar banked with wear a gold-colored suit with Michael Hindeiang are attend­ Paul, with the generous help of palms, evergreens, and poinsettias. t ' a l h e d r a l Miss Kathryn Ann McKenzie, brown accessories and a gardenia ing a meeting of the principals the parishioners, distributed 45 corsage. Paul Fqx of Colorado of the Missouri and Southern baskets of food among the needy daughter of Mrs. Charles Duncan Springs will be Mr. Vaughn’s best provinces of the Society of Je.sus poor. Each basket contains McKenzie, will become the bride CH. tut j a c k SPEEGLE, Prop, man. Dec. 26 and 27. The meeting is enough food for a week or ten of John William Vaughn, son of 534 East Colfax— Cor. Pearl Mrs. William Vaughn of Chicago, Following the ceremony, a break­ being held at Loyola university, Economy Liquor Store days and about 230 individuals Chicago. ARGONAUT WINE will be taken care of in this man­ in St. Philomena’s church Satur­ fast will be served at the Cosmo­ Next to Clark’s Church Goods day, Dec. 28, at 9:30 o’clock. The politan hotel to Fathers Higgins Father Leo C. Brown, S.J., re­ ner. This is an annual custom of turned Monday, Dec. 23, from St. “ When low in spiritx rail Jerry” AND LIQUOR CO. the society. A sufficient number and Lucy, Mrs. William Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. William Cronin, Mr. Marys, Kans., where he addressed 1634 Tremont KE. 4.554 Wa Feature Chriitian Bros. Winea of members of the society volun­ the Jesuit seminarians at St. BEER ON ICE teered their services in distribut­ and Mrs. Paul Fox, Mrs. Lucy, Mrs. FREE DELIVERY FREE PARKING C. D. McKenzie, Jean McKenzie, Mary’s college for two successive Larceet and Fineit Stock in Danrer ing the /baskets Tuesday after­ St. J o b $ Given nights on economics. noon. Miss O’Grady, and Mrs. Max Hum-, mel. Sunday evening, Dec. 22, the Regis guijd held its annual Christ­ CITY LACE GLEANERS Rita Link After a brief wedding trip, the mas party and shower for the Preferred Parish D IX IE DRUG couple ■will reside in Denver. 218 East 7th Aye.. Ph.*TA. 7907 To Wed community. After a short busi­ Under New Management Votive Stands, Among the out-of-town guests who CURTAINS ]7tli at Franklin Ph. EM. 0861 Mis.* Rita Helen Link will be ness meeting, the priests, scholas­ Car^fallj Cleaned and Returned Same Size will attend the wedding are Mrs. Trading List Special Care Civen to Table Linens E. L. SAUM. Mgr. married to Howard Dean Bunch tics, and brothers of the Regis William Vaughn of Chicago, Mr. community gathered for a social Blankets Laundered without Shrinkage FREE DELIVERY CUT RATES Saturday, Dec. 28, in the Church and Mrs. Wiliam Cronin of Long WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED **Wo Will Appreciate Your Continued of the Most Blessed Sacrament at evening. Mrs. Claire Martin, sis­ J. L. Kingsbury. Prop. Patronage'* Ciboria Covers Island, N, Y., and Mr. and Mrs. 7 p. m. before the Very Rev. ter of Mr. Raymond Connell, S.J., !•% FOR CASH CARRY Paul Fox of (Colorado Springs. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Harold V. Campbell. The bride, of St. Mary’s college, St. Marys, who will be given in marriage by On Monday, Dec. 23, Miss Mc­ Kans., sang several solos and led PETE GOI.DEN’S Th. merchants represented in this section are boosters. They aro Mac’s Grocery & Mkts her father, Stephen E. Link, will (St. John’s Parish) jKenzie and her sister, Jean, enter­ the group in favorite Christmas Two new wrought-iron votive tained, at a luncheon in the Argo­ carols. Father F. J. Mahoney, S.J., anxious to work with you and aro deterring of yonr patronage. 'Co* Shamrock Tavern wear a white taffeta gown with a operate with them. We Carry a Select Line of velveteen bodice buttoned down stands were donated to St. John’s naut hotel. The guests included spoke a. few words appropriate to 18TH AND DOWNING the front, three-quarter-length church by Dr. and Mrs. Earl Catherine Ann and Mary Jane the season and the Very Rev. Foodstuff^ Akolt, Elizabeth Appel, Maureen Plate Lunches , sleeves ending in a point, and a Pedley. Miss Frances Jehnings Robert M. Kelley, S.J., voiced the QPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS sweetheart neckline. The full presented the parish with twQ Baudendistle, Mary Jane Beagler, thanks of the Regis faculty for the St. Francis de Sales’ Beer — Wines — Mixed Drink? ■UNTIL 10:30 skirt will carry a short train. Her hand-painted cibolia covers. Susan Bell, Betty Lou Cook, Gene­ loyalty and good will of this group. HOT A COLD SANDWICHES vieve Dunn, Mary Jane Fitzgerald, 512 E. 13th Are. finger-tip veil will be fastened The first Mass on the Feast of Father T. J. Schulte, S.J., enter­ Billie Ohler Sayg: with stephanotis, and she will Mary Kathryn Guiry, Peggy tained with a few numbers on the the Circumcision, New Year’s * If it comes from carry a bridal bouquet of garde­ day, will be at 6 o’clock. Other Hickey, Eileen Heister, Shirley piano. r f O P f AND PICK-UP nias and white sweet peas. Her Masses will be celebrated at the Horan, Dolores Kimsey, ^Irene Father William F. RobisOn, S. OHLER’S MODEL MARKET attendants, Marcella Link, maid same times as on Sunday, 7 :3(^ Koser, Rita Lallamont, Rita Link, J., returned Tuesday, Dec. 24, of honor, and Lois Garbarino and 8:30, 9:30, 11, and 12 o'clock. Marie and Patricia Lucy, Mary from the hospital to spend the or the Margaret Ann McCullough, Catherine and Margaret Madden, holidays -with his confreres. All-day adoration of the Blessed Mary McConity, Peggy Mahoney, ^[ARCXT^ETHYL bridesmaids, will be gowned alike Sacrament will be held on Jan. 3, Several members of the Regis PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE in frocks of deep rose taffeta with Ann and Sidney Monaghan, Mary faculty will give year-end tridu- TH€ S «^ T I0 N A L^ MOTOR FUEL the first Friday of the month. The Jane Nolan, Joan O’Byme, Mary It’s Good velveteen blouses, fashioned in the closing exercises at 7:45 p. m. ums within the next week. Fa­ same way as that of the bride. O’Byme, Catherine and Sally Phil- ther Mahoney will give one for Quality Meats and Groceries will include prayers in honor of pott, Mary D. Ryan, Shirley Ann There’s extra mileage They will wear rose-chlored ribbon the Sacred Heart,and Benediction the Servite Sisters at Omaha and 14^7-91 SO. PEARL turbans, with short bridesmaid Ryan, Margaret Mary Roche, Shir­ another to the Presentation nuns Market Phone PE. 1100 Store Phone SP. 3829 and better perform­ and reposition of the Blessed ley Smith, and Josephine Walsh. ance in every tankful veils, and will carry white carna­ Sacrament. in South Dakota; Father E. T. y, of BEARCAT-ETHYL tions. Neil King will be best man, Mr. and Mrs. Neils C. Beck ar­ Sandoval, S.J., will give a triduum Delivered anywhere in the city. The Rev. Roy Figlino, as­ rived from St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 22 Motor Fuel. and the ushers are Joseph Link sistant pastor, will enjoy a holiday for the Sisters of Mercy at Mercy 100% S p ecia lly Homogenized to spend the holidays with Mr. Harry’s Drug Store and William Bunch of Lafayette. vacation with friends in Oklahoma hospital; Father Hugo Gerlemann (Pasteurized) Cream — Blend Beck’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. PRESCRIPTION 8PECIAUST8 CATHEDRAL The sanctuary will be beauti­ City. will give the year-end retreat for Milk. fully decorated with evergreen Clarke, 1585 Fillmore. the Mercy Sisters at Omaha, Nebr. E. 10th and Washington The next meeting of the Junior Fastest Delivery— City Wide Exclusive Product of trees, poinsettias, a n d many Newman club will take place Wm. Schierbrock, who attends Christmas supply jobs took 8L Dominie's— W. 32nd Are. & N< Speer Blessed Sacrament— E. 23rd and Kearney Father Kelley to Loretto Heights 394 SO. PENN, (at Alameds) Cathedral—E. Colfax and Race SL St. PhiUrmena's— E. 8th Are. & Colo. Bird. lighted tapers. Miss Marie Mauro Monday evening, Jan. 13. the University of Utah at Salt Lincoln Creamery 8t. Francis de Sales*—Cedar and So. Bdwy. Loyola— E. 18th Are. and Race St. will sing “ Silent Night” an an The Rev. Charles Hayden, S.J., Lake Cit^, Utah, and Walter college and Father W. F. Parry, PEarl 37C9 SPmea 9841 sit B. Exposition SP. n u 8t. John's—Speer Blvd. and Clarkson . St. Catherine's—W. 38th Are. A Fed. Bird. “ Ave Marie,” with Mrs. Frank a professor at Creighton univer­ Schierbrock, who attends the Colo­ S.J., to Mercy hospital. Other 1749 8. Broadwmy SP. 14U Holy Ghost— 14th St. and Tremont * 8L Elisabeth’s—W. Colfax and 8th St. Jesuits who assisted in various Guiry at the organ. • sity, Omaha, Nebr., is visiting his rado State college at Fort Collins, After the ceremony, a buffet mother, Mrs. Charles Hayden of are spending the vacation with parishes follow: Father John Ber- gin, St. Leo’s; Father Leo Brown, supper will be given at the home 530 Milwaukee. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. BleNNed Sacram ent Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish; of the bride for the bridal party The senior sodality members Schierbrock. ALBRECHTS, and the members of the families. were the guests of the Rev. John Miss Frances Jennings was host­ Father Leo Burns, Greeley; Father LIQUORS iodtfelt WINES Mrs. Stephen E. Link, mother of E. A. Conway, Catfiedral; Father Pabst Beer on Draught P. Moran, pastor, in the rectory ess to her Tabernacle group at the CLEANERS & DYERS WEISS DRUfi the bride, will receive the guests Thursday evening, Dec. 26. home of Catherine Floyd Thursday Lawrence L. Cusack, Welby; Delicious Wines of Nadorff Liquors, Inc. Father William V. Doyle, Powell, Prem riptionx Our Specialty attired in a black crepe frock, Marvin Kinley, a convert, was evening, Dec. 19, in honor of Miss Denver’s Best Since 1904 All Kinds HOME OP GOOD SPIRITS Wyo.; Father Hugo Gerlemann, with a corsage of gardenias. Mrs.. received into the Church Christ­ Margaret Conway, bride-elect. FUR COATS RESTYLED AND 919 E. Alamedn PE. 9889 Free DeliTery Loveland; Father John J. Gibbons, We feature Christian Bros. Wines C. W. Bunch, mother of the mas eve by the Rev. John P. Moran, Miss Conway was presented with RELINED BY EXPERTS Where You get the most of the best BALK'S ICE <;k 2 a M • bridegroom, will wear a blue the convent of the Little Sisters of for the least. pastor. a beautiful hammered silver salad PE. 3753 328 Broadway CUT RATE crepe frock, black accessories, and bowl. Guests present were Cath­ the Poor; Father Henry Hecken, Call EM, 0677 for Prompt DeliTery Mrs. Da'vid Keefe of 240 Colo­ FUR STORAGE Ph.n. EAit ISU Colfax and Elm a gardenia corsage. An aunt of rado boulevard is ill in Mercy erine Floyd, Patricia Lucy, Frances Queen of Heaven orphanage; Fa­ BUGHANAN’S 1816 E. Colfax Ave. Colfax & Williama *Tt's Wise to Trade at Weiss" the bride, Mrs. Clara McCullough hospital. Jennings, Jewel McGovern, and ther. Louis Keenoy, St. Louis’, of Delphos, Kans., with her two Geraldine Gray and Mmes. Jack Englewood; Father Stephen Krie- LIQUOR STORE ger. Sterling; Father Mahoney, New Fashion children will come to Denver for Dynan, Robert Close, Eleanor Mc­ Fine Wines and Liquors Fairfax Hardware the wedding. The young couple Govern, and Robert Coffey. Holy Ghost church; Father B. J. Murray, Marycrest; Father E. 'T. Cleaners and Dyers We Feature Christian Bros. Winea WINTER SUPPLIES will go to California on their wed­ Friday evening, Mrs. George Mc­ SNOW SHOVELS G H E IiS FETED Sandoval, Holy Ghost; Father G. JOHN* H. JOHNSON BEER ding trip, and upon their return KITCHEN UTENSILS ODORLESS CLEANING Clure entertained at a dessert B. Sontag, St. Vincent’s, and Fa­ will make their home in Denver. shower in honor of Miss Conway. Main Office: 530 E. Alameda Are. Phone PEarl 1777 877 South Bt^idway EA. 3777 5022 E. Colfax ther J. J. Flanagan, Sacred Heart SPruce 0079 (Coif.x st Fairfax) 4600 E. Colfax EAst 9525 EH> Horne Ii Traveler Miniature satin sachet pillows to parish P. E. RINEHART, Prop. Miss Ella Horne left last Sun­ which wedding rings were attached Plant: 9513 E. Colfax Ave. Patronize These Firms. They Corner of Cherry I I Hieis were used as favors. Guests for Aurora 82 day for Tucson, Ariz., to visit her Are Co-operating With Your mother, Mrs. E. J. O’Flaherty. the evening included Mmes. Tha Finest Party Gowns Exclulrcly Dry Cleaned Paper. S t . J o h n ' s Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly left Thomas Barker, Jerry Gorush, Friday, Dec. 20, for Pocatello, (Annunciation Pari.h) Boyd Bailey, John Gilbreath, Paul GI. Ida., to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. J. On Thursday evening, Dec. 19, Archbold, and Beverly Woods and Kelly and family in the holidays. members of the high school and Miss Margaret Snyde. SHUMAKE DRUGS Marilyn Dolan, daughter of Mr. grade school football teams were The following Baptisms took Tom*s Market N O and Mrs. W. E. Dolan of 6625 E. guests at a banquet and social in place recently, with Father Higgins PAREIIG EEIER We appreciate your patronage and hope for your Cut Rate Prices 18th avenue, will entertain at a Hagus hall. The Rev. Anthony Elzi officiating: Ann Cecilia Plank, in­ continued support COST tea Monday, Dec. 30. Her guests acted as toastmaster and Coach fant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. GREETING CARDS FOR ALL Mub to Can und GIts HuCU PE 4696 1757 So. Pearl -OCCASIONS •a OB Packing and Shippi^ will include all the girls in the Scotty” McGregor presented the R. Plank, with Richard I. Barry (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) KEyatoao 6S2S eighth grade class, and they are awards. Speeches were given by and Mary K. Barry as sponsors; St. Louis’ orchestra and band KE. 9643 7tb Are. at Grant ■d Warwboooeh 1821 BMb St. asked to call between the hours Thomas Amman, Dr. J. F. Harring­ Michael Patrick Duggan, infant and parents of the members were of 2 and 4 p. m. ton, and Captain John Paprocki. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Duggan, entertained at a party in the hall Lionel Wich, son of Mr. and The boys on the grade school with Gordon Smith and Barbara Monday evening. Mrs. E. Erwin, Annunciation Mrs. John Wich, who attends the squad, who were co-champions of St. V incent de P aul”s Ann Beagle as sponsors. chairman of the orchestra and Abbey school at Canon City, is at the Junior Parochial league, pre­ band parents’ committee, was as­ Mrs. P. F. Giblin’s club met with AT DEEP CUT home for the holidays. sented their coach, Tom Amman, Mrs. E. L. Stakebake, 790 Mon­ sisted by the parents in the ar­ DRUGS PRICES EVERT DAT Announcing our new com Mrs. James Brennan enter­ with a cigarette lighter. The high roe. Mrs. C. F. Lamberty received rangements for the party. DE SELLEM plete quality service Zephyr tained the members of St. Nor- school team gave “ Scotty” a St. Louis’ orchestra and the FUEL AND FEED CO. The Chrysler the award. The next meeting will TWO STORES Band Box Oeaning Sys­ bert’s circle Friday afternoon, leather jacket. Honored guests be held Jan. 16 with Mrs. Harry Daughters of Mary sodality choir CHARLES A. DeSELLEM tem. Dec. 20, at a Christmas party. were Fathers John Judnic and presented several numbers follow­ SAME PRICES Grocery Company Zook as hostess. Mrs. L. M. Appel’s W« Feature Christian Brot. Winei Wa Ship by Rail D. U. There was an exchange of gifts, John Guzinski, the priests of the club convened with Mrs. H. W. ing the Englewood Lions’ club — Eitabliihrd I90«— and the members voted to give $5 parish, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Am­ Swigert at Blue manor in Lake- dinner in Concordia hall Tuesday PHONE TA. 8299 Cleaners to the St. Vincent de Paul society man, Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Har­ noon. 15TB AND WALNUT CORN FED MEATS wood. Mmes. J. Goodrow and Otto PE. 4 6 1 7 for a Christmas basket. The rington, “ Scotty” McGregor, Kiene received the awards. The Christmas music will be re­ 3491 Franklin St. 3181 Wmianu St. RES. PHONE HA. 8544 So. Univeraltjr aad prizes were won by Mmes. George 1093 So. Gaylord Call PE. 4601 Evans Harry Zumtobel, and Cheer Lead­ peated at the 10 o’clock Ma^ Sun­ T. Larson, John Holmes, and ers Eleanor Cooke, Dolores Mc­ Mrs. T. T. Brady has as guests day, Dec. 29. for the holidays her daughter, THE SILVER James Brennan. Mrs. John P. Clain, Marlene Lyden, Betty Glas- Waller-Finley Rites Announced 1 Margaret, who is attending Clarke WE Elliott was welcomed as a new man, and Norma Seyler. The moth­ Anthony Waller of St. Louis’ college in Dubuque, la., and Miss STATE DAIRY member. ers of the boys prepared and parish and Miss Gladys Finley of 0. 0L8EN, Propriator Season's Greetings Virginia Gleaners Nell Brady of Wichita, Kans. MOVE Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Meany and served the dinner. All the high St. Mary’s parish, Littleton, -will REAR OF 3220 FRANKLIN ALTERATIONS REPAIRING their grandson, Jimmie O’Connor, school students were invited to the Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Martin be married Sunday, Dec. 29. Miss Houses, GuMSfos will leave Saturday, Jan. 4, for social. of Brantford, Ontario, arrived in Finley is a recent convert to the KEyitone 8727 2103 E, Virginia Ava. Denver Saturday, Dec. 21, for an Bur Service—KEystone 8 C 2 8 VOLLMER’S Altadena, Calif., to visit their son The Altar and Rosary society Church. dk WarebouM, 1S21 MUi iL Taka Home a Package of Heaped SP. 5084 extended visit at the home of their and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. held its monthly meeting Thurs­ Mary Elizabeth Flood, infant High Ice Cream Ellsworih Bakery J. J. Meany. Jr., formerly of this day afternoon, Dec. 19. A turkey daughter, Mrs. R. H. Harrison. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph parish. While in California, they luncheon was served preceding the R. H. Harrison returned in the Flood, was baptized on Sunday. Reasonable Prices SOUTH GAYLORD will visit friends in San Diego and meeting. After the regrular order week from a business trip to El Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. John H olj Fam ily other places. of bus’ness, the following were Paso, Tex. T. Tierney. Fresh, Dainty Home Baking CLEANERS Mrs. K. H. Mertens of Cleve­ elected to office: President, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Barry are Thomas Raymond Paul, infant 1025 SO. GAYLORD land, 0., arrived Sunday, Dec. 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond 757 So. Unireriity 8p. *397 Alice Cawley; vice president, Mrs. guests at the home of Mrs. Barry’s White Star Laundry Direct Plant Service to spend the holidays at the home William Schweider; secretary, Mrs. mother, Mrs. James E. Gaule. Paul, was baptized Sunday. Spon­ KROONEI^ERG Opon 6 to 9, Sundayi 7 to 9 of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Rampe, sors were Dewey Oaks and Mrs. Finest Quality Dry Cleaning Jack Feely, and treasurer, Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Carey left COAL CO. FREE PARKING IN REAR Mrs. Mertens is Mrs. Rampe’s Martha Paul. and Dry Cleaning At Reasonable Prices Connolly. The quilt will not be Dec. 22 for San Francisco, Calif. sister. Matt Schedule Given PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold awarded until the January meet­ They will spend the holidays at Coal, Feed & Lumber 928 19tb St. Phone TAbor 9372 Mmes. Wm. L. Meagher, Louis The Masses on New Year’s day ing. the home of their daughter, Mrs. Nance, and S. S. Steinhart enter­ will be at 6, 8, 10, and 11:30. SPRUCE 4478 FLORENCE CLARK, formerly of IStb SOUTH GAYLORD Clifford Starr, at Fort McDowell. 1909-11 Sooth Broadway Ave. Hand Laundry, Invitea her friends tained the Little Flower circle at They -will spend the remainder of Mass on the first Friday of the H jliH ic..::... a luncheon and Christmas party to visit her. Hardware & Paint Store 200 Trees for Poor Are the ■winter at other points in the month will be at 8 o’clock. Car* to Eaat aad West Friday, Dec. 20. A contribution Father Joseph O’Heron will be Everything in Hardware state. lot a 16th of Each Month of $5 to the St. Vincent de Paul Given by Mrs. Folkner host to the members of the Engle­ Tin, Sheet Iron and Furnace Work society was made last month. The Barry and Elizabeth Appel held wood Ministerial alliance and the * Waaohwat, lU l Setb St. prize was won by Mrs. Robert Fox. their customary open-house for wives of the ministers at a tea in GLARK & SUN Edwards Drug Store RADIO REPAIRS Swarka— KEystwie 622S Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Peake and Many Denver families were friends on Christmas day. Concordia hall Friday, Jan. 3. General Hardware, Paints, Glass Phones GLendale 9920 or 9820 Telephon* SPruct 3M1 l l t l South Guylord son left Friday, Dec. 20, for Chi­ made happy this Christmas through Miss Salome Litmer of Tulsa, The chaplains of the Junior and Kitchenware cago to visit relatives. the generosity of Mrs. 0. S. Folk­ Okla., is spending the holidays at Newman clubs throughout the Radios and Sports Goods 4030 Tennyson St. ner, who donated about 200 trees the home of her sister, Mrs. J. P. state will meet in Concordia hall L o j o l a PHONE GLENDALE 9282 DENVER, COLO. to underprivileged families. Each McConaty. Tuesday evening, Jan. 7. 4034 TENNYSON STREET year Mrs. Folkner, who is often John Conway of Washington, Look Your Beat called “ Lady Bountiful,” has car­ D. C., arrived in Denver to visit MLSON’S with ried out this plan. his parents in the Christmas season. New Year’s Mass Set LOWELL TAILORING AND GLEANING Personality Hairttyling Wreaths, decorations, and trees WE ALTEB AND REPAIR FURS Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McGuire 3608 W. 32nd Ave. OL. 2348 RED & WHITE dene at were also given to Catholic schools, have as their CTests for the holi­ At St. Anne’s Shrine orphanages, and the Mullen home, CALL FOR AND DELIVERY SERVICE DELICIOUS FIRST-LINE MEATS days their son, Charles of Durango, as welj as to various civic groups. (Shrine of St. Anne, ArTadn) EAst 4349 2958 Josephine Schmidt Barber Shop and their son-in-law and daughter, Mrs. Folkner is a member of St. Mass on New Year’s day will be 2333 E. 28th Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hamilton of St. Joseph ’s Francis de Sales’ parish and is Boulder. at the usual time, 8:45. (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) prominent in many Catholic wom­ The children had their usual en’s organizations. Paul Darrow, who is attending The Rev. Walter Canavan, asso­ college in California, arrived home Christmas treat on Sunday, Dec. H oly Ghost , ciate editor of the Register and at Friday to spend a three-week va­ 22. There were nearly 200 pres­ present engaged in graduate Golden Man Receives cation with his parents, Dr. and ent. B0B& VAN’SCall VICK’S study at the Catholic university, Mrs. C. Howard Darrow. Ralph Moore was the -winner of LIQUOR STORE Washington, D. C., is spending the the turkey award., Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hilburt Meat Market FOR BEER, WINES holidays with friends in Denver. His First Communion Mrs. Frank Caron returned to GOOD CLOTHES NEED returned Dec. 21 from a sojourn 750 SANTA FE DRIVE BOTTLE or CASE NOT BE EXPENSIVE Father Canavan is staying at St. her home after a recent opera­ At Reduced Price* Francis de Sales’ rectory. 'The Rev. in San Francisco and other points Household Goods Golden.— Chas. E. Bilstein, who in California. tion. She is recovering nicely. 248 Santa Fa Drive KK. 7 9 a and Merehutndise . James Scanlon left in the week was baptized by the Rev. Barry J. Fresh Fish FREE DELIVERY SERVICE for a brief visit with his parents in Betty McConaty, who had been THE •UPFY STORAGE AND Wogan on Saturday evening, re­ ill of the flu the past week, is S t . L o u i s ’ Cincinnati. ceived his First Holy Communion MOVING CO. able to be about. Billy Van’s Grocery 5* y On Monday evening, Dec. 23, on Christm^ day. He and Mrs. ENGLISH the Junior Newman club members Bilstein visited in Nebraska on Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith left and M arket Golorado Poultry Go. Tuesday evening, Dec. 24, for ENGLEWOOD The firms listed here de­ were guests at a special Christmas Christmas. THE MARKET OF QUALITY 808 Sanu Fe HA. 8783 party. A large attendance made Pueblo to visit Mrs. Smith's serve to be remembered Among those in the parish seri­ TAILORS the program a success. Meetings ously ill are Mrs. Hilliard, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Catherine Lidle. Tire and Battery Service 16 ozs. to the Pound CHAS. W. SARCONI - will be resumed after the holidays. Mrs. Jhhn Walsh of Collycr, 901 FIFTEENTH STREET when you are distributing Alphonse Thuet, Sr., and Mrs. F. 6. U. SWIGART. Prop. 820 Santa Fa Dr. Phone TA. 0538 Never Undersold on Quality’ Kans., and Miss Dorothy Walsh Robert Thompson was organist A. Suchy. UNION SHOP Combine Quality and Style your patronage in the dif­ at the 11 o’clock Mass on Christ The St. Vincent de Paul society of Dodge City, Kans., are guests at Prices You Can Afford EXIDE BATTERIES mas. and John M. Richardt was held its weelfiy meetii^ at t^ie rec­ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack ferent lines of business. JIKN4riM.. tory on Monday evening. Switzer. sill So. Bros4wsp Phons Eng. 1981 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS

( - 1‘AGE FOXm Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 < i The Denver Catholic Register g[| BISHOP. VEHR’S MESSAGE IS R ELIC iS O H Preddent______Moit Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor.______Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. MARKED BY PLEA FOR PEACE Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Season s Greetings 'Associate ...... Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles...... J. McNeill,“ A.B., t u m h e i b s (Continued From Page One) Precious Blood. W lat love and Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, country, and its gentle slopes were generosity have we God in M.A. (Basselin, C. U. of A.), Jour.M.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A. to witness the greatest phenome­ return? Have we ado^H Him as (Basselin, C. D. of A .); Leonard Tangney, A.B., Jour.M. ____ non of history. God becomes man our Savior? or have we wo-Aipped Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. and dwells amonpjgt us. And Mary, ourselves as God? Have th ieved the spotless virgin, “ brought forth our fellowmen, made like ou: L to the image of God, in a brotl (Continued From Page One^ her first-born Son and wrapped Published Weekly by Him in swaddling clothes and laid hood that finds its supreme eks,; May your New Year be a Is still daylight for the Midnight emplification in the Man-God? To­ ^^^Continued From Page One) Mass. As a matter of fact, says Him in a manger because there was THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) no room for them in the inn.” The Brother Ryan, he has seen many night is the time of self-examina­ n d ^ ^ problems, and- was advised 938 Bannock Street of them come for the Midnight Gospel story of this astounding tion, of 'honest scrutiny of our in­ by tSjfrabbi to do all in his pow6r Happy and Prosperous one miraclo 'of grace is restrained and dividual lives toward (iOd and our to h a v ^ ^ e religious question de­ Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Mass on Christmas day itself. They express no little chagrin upon charming in its simplicity. Arti­ fellowman. leted frorif^he application blanks. learning that the Mass and cele­ sans, artists, painters, and orators The second lesson that we can When he returned' to Denver, blessed by Peace, good bration have been finished many throughout the centuries have learn from the Feast of Christmas Senator Hirschfeld wrote a letter $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, striven to adorn that crib of the is drawn from the angels’ message, Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. hours before. to this effect to Bernard E. Tests, cheer, and friendship. Owing to the fact that bandits immaculate Word with every con­ “ Glory to God in the highest and executive director of the depart­ ceivable touch pt human love and on earth peace to men of good Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 make night travel altogether un ment of employment Security. safe,.the people must remain at devotion. will.” Repeatedly, throu|rhout His In his letter, dated June 19, the church overnight, and it be­ Supreme Condeteetision life, the Savior emphasized that 1940, the senator said that "dis­ OFFICIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER comes the duty of the missioner to Of God to Men Simreme message of Christianity, crimination based on religion is un- PEACE. Peace on earth to men find places for them to sleep. He A startled and believing world American. When you co-operate The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial ai_ of good will. It was the salutation with employers who are influenced We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever must also provide food of some gazes at that supreme condescen­ kind— even though it is seldom so sion of God to men; a Savior, a of the Apostles as they traveled by religious prejudices you, in ef­ appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those about; it is the fifst blessing used fect, encouragd^hese prejudices. If of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. tempting as the peanuts, water­ God, in the tenderness of infancy, melon seeds, and taiwerines served by the Church in the houses of the an employer wishes to discriminate We hope The Register will be read in every home of the stretched out in a manger of ani­ faithful. Peace is not an auto­ JAMES CLARKE at the high school’s Christmas cele­ mals. Mary, His sinless mother, on religious grounds, you cannot Diocese. matic process. It presupposes good stop him. But you can. and should, We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in bration. kneels in rapturous^ adoration.i will, self-restraint, love of a com­ at least refrain from )ielping him. the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. The Manchurians are simple Joseph, His foster-father,. t h e people, says Brother Ryan, and mon Father, and a very practical Let any employer who wants to, do Church Goods House « URBAN J. VEHR, guardian and protectq^ before the regard for our brethren in Christ. they delight in telling and retelling world of the Incarnation of the his own discriminating. Why Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. The Christmas message embraces should a state employment service Headquarteri for Article* of Devotion, the story of the Nativity. Its cir Son of God and the'virginity of Church Finishings, Books for the cumstances of poverty and hard >eace amongst individuals, peace do it for him?” His mother, watches with painful ;n the family, peace in the many Catholic Laity and Clergy. ship make them feel very dose to Mr. Teet’s reply is dated July 12, -expectancy and concern. and divergent contacts of human the Holy Family, for tneir own That is the story of th^ first 1940, “ Your letter certainly pre­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAhor .3789 lives .have an abundance of hard­ life, and peace amongst nations. sents an excellent case for the dis­ Christmas day. What a glow of It seems almost a paradox to talk Registorials ships. The story of the three kings spiritual enthusiasm, of joy and continuation of requesting this of peace today, in this year of type of information,” he wrote, from the East has a special appeal, devotion, its every anniversary grace, 1940, when nations are “ but, since it' has been the prac­ for they believe that the kln|f» brings to the heart of man. The pitted against one another in frat­ tice of the employment service (Continued From Page One) were only living up to the stand­ Infant Savior, our God; not a ards of Oriental courtesy in bear­ ricidal combat, when men have for such a long period of time, we to be repelled that an advantage figure of Divinity or myth, not an Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. Uous scruples. As for Greece, ing gifts to the new-born King of converted the plowshare into a think that you will agree that it however, we can see no justifica- to a nation Js a basis for fight and evolution of the Deity, but our sword, and the liubversive passions 2424 ARAPAHOE Kings. God. Mary the mother, a virgin bears thorough investigation before ! tlon for the attempted conquest; that force creates right,’’ said His of the human heart have gone riot In her parturition as she had bOen a change in procedure is made.” T A . 3341 i and, it is obvious, neither could the Holiness. in killing and plundering our fel­ persons engaged on work covered sinless in her immaculate concep­ A little more than a month later Italian soldiers, for they did not lowman. The message from the Senator Hirschfeld received an­ HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING You ought to be proud to belong by contracts trith the United States. tion. fight. to a Church whose earthly head, « ) prohibit imports from conn, Savior’s cifib is PEACE, GOOD other letter from Mr. Teets in There are many elements in the WILL. We cannot hope for last­ In a letter received from the Al* standing in the very face of a ruler tries that have restricted imports Christmas story that could be em­ which the latter wrotd that “ after ing peace unless we emphasize a thorough investigation it has ; banian front by a young Greek who is responsible for the on­ from the United States “contrary phasized for our spiritual instruc soldier to his sister residing in. slaught on Greece, would make a to law and the practice of nations,” again Christ and His message to been decided to discontinue request­ ih a tc o u n ti tion, and many moral lessons that the world. Paganism is synony­ ing this type of information.” - Denver, it is related how the cap­ statement like that.— Monsignor and to refuse clearance to vessels we could apply to ourselves. The Smith. belonging to belligerent countries mous with war, hatred, revenge. tured Italian soldiers have no re­ underlying spirit of this Christmas of gold and silver or earthly pos­ sentment -against the Greeks and against which discrimination is Modern 20th-century paganism is Advertisers that merit your patronagre. They are PRAYER IS OUR SOURCE day, of the phenomenon of a baby cast in the same mold as the pre- sessions, but rather a studied how they fraternize. This is be­ charged. God in the manger, is love. Divine reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. OF HOPE IN 1941 To requisition any merchant ves­ Christian type, but aided and mastery and enslavement of our cause of the fact that the soldiers charity. You cannot have a Christ­ inordinate passions and appetites, were told that they were invited by We believe we can kiss 1940 sels documented under United abetted and strengthened by re­ mas without Christ and you cannot cently developed methods of ter­ a chaining of self-centered egoism, FOR QUALITY CORN FED JOHN H. REDDIN the Greeks to walk right into their farewell next Tuesday night with States laws, control the movements have a Christ without His mother. few regrets. True, the passing of of foreign and domestic shipping rorism, wholesale murder, and a kindly interpretation in our MEATS & POULTRY SEE Attorney and Counselor at Law country, much as the Germans We adore the Babe as God; _we thought and words for our fellow : walked into Austria. , this year naturally means another in our continental and territorial cruelty. Repeatedly, our Holy Fa­ venerate the mother as the holiest ther has asked the Christian world man, an anxiety never to offend in ^2-614 Ernest A Cranmer Block The Greeks and Italians of Den- 12 months in our life, but after waters, and take possession of such creature an infinite God could have to get down on its knees in word or deed, a Christ-like willing­ 17th and Curtis I ver reflect the best attitude about a person gets to a certain age the vessels and remove their officers RABTOAY’S used to effect His Divine plan of fervent prayer to the God above ness and desire to give of ourselves ! the Italo-Greek war. Many Greek years cease to be of great im­ and crews. redemption. The whole, dispensa 1030 W. Colfax TA., 7297 Phone MAin 0567 Denver, Colo. portance. To require the Interstate Com­ for a peace that seems now almost for the love and good of others. cafes of the city employ Italian tion of God with man would not humanly impossible. Innocent lit­ This is Christian charity, a partici­ ' bartenders, and Italian cafes have This year has seen the fall of merce commission to set up such have reached its climax without preferences and priorities as the tle children, not realizing or sens­ pation of the love of God. 'There is Greek chefs. Their attitude about France, the destruction of great the baby God. The magnetic charm ing the horrors and degradations no lasting human satisfaction in ' the entire affair is the America% portions of England, Belgium, Hol- President may designate. of the Babe in His manger capti­ It is obvious that these measures of war, are asked to receive their the exclusive thought of self alone, attitude, and when the war is men­ iand,'and even Germany, and diplo­ vates every heart today. And why? God in Holy Communion for in living only for self. Pride and matic maneuvering, the like of set aside many peacetime rights. INSURANCE C 0 A tioned they hang or shake their Because it shows in a most tangible peace. We must think in terms of relf-seelcing produce their own LUMP COAL ------W.7» which has no parallel in history. One section would virtually estab­ heads. Before Italy’s entrance an and sympathetic way the infinite peace. We must talk peace. We isolation. Without a doubt, the NUT COAL „ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z 14.71 We Americans have gone through lish a press censorship; another Italian official of a local society generosity of God to man, the su­ must strive to overcome the propa­ most unhappy and limited delusion JOS. J. CELLA ; told us that his society had fol- a political campaign that engen­ would knock out the 40-hour vrork preme forgetfulness, as we humans ganda of the war-mongers in our is the self-centered man. The hap­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. dered more bitterness than we have week. It is agreed that in times 1120 Security Bldg. T. UUMFORD, Mn. ’ lowed the example of other such would view it, of the infinity of own midst, and keep our country piest, without a question, is the i experienced since the unsuccessful of war or in danger of war a Phone KEystone 2633 25th and Decatur GRaiid 5125 organizations in the U. S. by send- the God-head’s becoming a help­ out of war. God grant that our generous life. The Christ-like life attempt of Al Smith to attain the democracy for its own preserva­ ' ing telegrams to Mussolini advis- less man. That unfathomable gulf own land may hearken to the loses itself in the good it can do Presidency in 1928, and have tion must yield concentrated au­ , ing him to stay out of the present between God and man is brid^d angels’ message of peace and good for others. Yes, this is moral ex­ broken a precedent that has held thority to leadership, however un­ conflict. and only Divine love in all its im­ wifi and lead the world to Christian cellence and it demands on our since the days of George Washing desirable that step may be ordi­ WE Iim TE INVESTORS The writer would not want to mensity could have accomplished reconstruction. part self-restraint, kindliness, self- ] be the ruler of a nation who would ton by electing as our chief execu' narily. But, though we teeter on it. The mystery of the Incarna­ No Room for Chriit forgetfulness, moral heroism. . have to stand before the judgment tive a man who is about to com­ the periphery of war, we are still tion is the mystery of God’s love far enough removed that such ab­ In Calloused Hearts May the little Babe of Bethle­ seat of God and offer an expU' plete his second term as President. for men. And that is the reason hem teach us tonight the secret of solute abandonment of democratic And the third lesson from the We teill appreciate being given the opportunity of T nation for any war. He does not We look forward to a new year that the simple story of the first crib of Bethlehem: “ . . . There the consuming love that brought : like Mussolini’s belligerent atti with no little fear ana trepidation. rights is unnecessary and unde­ Christmas night never grows old. Him from heaven to earth for love sirable. was no room for them in the inn” as»i$ting you teith your investment problems. : tude and does not subscribe, in any War still rages in Europe, Africa, The modem pagan rulers of some that night. A shepherd’s cave on of men. May the spirit of His ■ sense, to the dictum that might and Asia. Come 1942 and it may Hie majority of American peo­ lands may seek to eliminate Christ­ Christmas crib rekindle in our ple favor the British cause. But a the hillside was the only available makes right. He recognizes, how- he on even our own shores. mas from the hearts of men, but shelter of the new-born God. It hearts a love and devotion to God ' ever, that Italy is not'without some large number rightly fear that “aid It is our recommendation that Christian fathers and mothers will was not a harshly refused hospi­ that will make onr lives on earth • justificaticm in her battle against short of war” to England really we j^nerican Catholics who love secretly whisper the story of the tality. Hospitality had always a counterpart of His. May He McCABEsHANIFEN Si COMPANYl : England. If you talk to any resi will drag us into the conflict. If peace and hate persecution turn coming of the Christ Child to little been a special virtue of the Jewish tyach us the true practical mean­ ’ dent of the Mediterranean shores, this fear can be removed and if the ittVESTMBMT SBCURITIM S more and more to God, im­ children in the privacy of the jeople, but the little town of Beth- ing of love for our fellow man. you will not find him convinced need for whole-hearted concerted 7 plore Him to bestow His bepevo- home, the castle or the hovel. That ehem was crowded beyond ca­ May He give all of us the fullnfess Security Bldg. CHerry 4509 i that the British have a right to action can be impressed upon our lent blessing on this iniquitous story can never die. It •will thrill pacity and there were no other ac­ of His graces. May the peace of . control that sea. In actual prac- people, America should be able to W. E. McCabb E. a . Hanotn world. We can realize full well the world in the unknown ages to commodations. There is no room Bethlehem radiate its sweetness tice, this control means that Brit- rea^ an adequate production level that the present state of the world come for Christ today in calloused and its happiness in your lives to­ Over 20 Years Investment Experience 7 ish shipping is given an unfair without the coercion of wartime . The secret and the touchstone day and throilghout the coming is the result of almost universal measures.-—Millard F. Everett. hearts because of the self-imposed : advantage over othfl- shipping and of the peculiar greatness of the blindness of the human intellect; year. : that the normal commercial devel- immorality, hut, if we who are striving to retain some semblance DR. SHUSTER IS AN Christmas feast are love and gen because of self-induced hardness ■ opment of the Mediterranean na- erosity. Love and generosity must in- crime and sin; because man : tions is interfered with. The Brit- of Christian idealism will throw ‘INTELLECTUAL’— BUT diffuse itself. It cannot be con­ wishes no master but himself. Men ^ ish empire is not promoting lih- ourselves at the feet of the Divine Dr. George N. Shuster, president Master and plead for mercy for of Hunter college in New York, is tained. It knows no hardship, no can and do keep Christ sinfully j erty, but interfering with it, in the sacrifice, no restraint, no bounds. ourselves and guidance for those an intelligent Catholic gentleman. out of their souls as He was un­ ' Mediterranean. Nativity Praachet wittingly refused the hospitality of i The deliberate attempt of the who would destroy the civilization He has wide experience and great that has been nurtured and cher­ ability. Mayhe he has delusions Lesson of Generosity a home to shield His birth. . Men ' British to starve out Italy at the What a lesson of generosity can hurl defiance at heaven but t time of the Ethiopian war was ished by Catholicism, we can have also. He is smitten with “intel- every confidence that' the Christ lectualism.” Christmas preaches to us. God be­ the Providence of God, so gentle • despicable. Anthony Eden was came a man for us. He emptied whose compassion was so well ex­ Discussing a recent article ' by and long-suffering, always effects ^ responsible. A Colorado Catholic Himself, He divested Himself of emplified in His forgiveness even Dr. Shuster, America, the New York its plan. Sinners can openly defy - woman caught in Italy at the time, the glory of heaven to show His as He was suffering on the cross Jesuit weekly,, has this to say: their Creator and challenge His law c with plenty of money to buy food, love for us, to redeem us by His but the end of it is death and de­ ' has told us that she was often ac­ will hear our plea. “Gloom and sadness pervade reflec­ Let us make this our resolution tions upon the state of the Cath­ struction. Mental pride can deny tually hungry. The Italians had end. Let Dr. Shuster come down a God above, only to create a J far more moral excuse for their for 1941 — a few extra prayers olic Church in this country uttered from his intellectual clouds, get pagan statue of self-will and arro­ rwar against Ethiopia than England daily that we may seek the com­ in the.latest issue of the American actfuainted with the Catholic press, gance. In the mad desire to over­ % m forts of God and attain the joy of Scholar by George N. Shuster, ^ has often had for her conquests. and meet the CathoUc people. eternal life.— Hubert A. Smith. president of Hunter college. The throw heaven we realize too late t On the other hand, however, There is often common sense where how puny and small are the efforts i, England today stands for the dem­ skeleton is finally pulled out of the his brand of “inteUectualism” is TOTAL EMERGENCY closet for the benefit of the non- of those who rebel against God ocratic principle and luly, unfor- missing, and common sense is UKASE UNNECESSARY Catholic reader: A grim and de­ and His Christ. 0u t Ttiends ^tunately, is li^ed as an ally with According to Arthur Krock of very good thing.— C. J. McNciU. .J a man who is the worst scourge pressing fact that, ‘as at present Return God’s Love the Netc York Times, the question constituted, the Catholic body has In Practical Way O of democracy and religion that of the proclamation of a total LEARNING FROM ■J several centuries have known. virtually no' use. for intellectuals. THE MASTERS Divine love dominates Bethle­ emergency in the United States in­ Catholic writing has seldom been hem’s stable. It is the only reason ^ We make no secret of the fact stead of the present limited emer­ Coaching in the spiritual life is that we want to see England win. at so low an ebb. The educated that can explain the Christmas gency status was brought before as necessary as coaching in the story. We should love God in re­ ' But we do not want to see either Catholic has never been so much gentle arts of football and basket- the President at a recent press con­ alone in the midst of his fellow- turn in a practical way. We should WE SINCERELY TRUST . the Germans or the Italians ference. Mr. Roosevelt seemed to baU. Without the help of a wise • crushed. Civilization owes as much men.’ As for the Catholic press, it so cast and mold our lives that not feel that.jhe proclamation was not and seasoned director, both ath­ • to both these latter nation! as she is a sad, sad story, The clergy have one voluntary sin will ever remove desirable al .this time. It is pointed letes and Christians find progress ; does to any other people. Our own now little influence (so, at any us from the love of our Maker. THAT YOU ENJOYED out that the powers given to him almost impossible of attainment. We should strive to return to Him . United States has received as much rate, the people are not ‘priest- Spiritual directors furnish at present have not been tested ridden’). Needless to say the warn­ in sincere adoration the greatest • from their people as from any fully. If he should proclaim a great part of the' guidance neceS' other immigrants. ing of the ‘few intellectuals’ about measure of love of which the hu­ A V E R Y total emergency before taking sary in the Qiristian’s case, but the man heart is capable. We must Benito Mussolini, despite his Hitler and his Nazism go un­ masters of the spiritual life, the other steps still open to him, he heeded. Poignancy is lent to this follow His Commandments. His wars, has done immense good for might be charged with undue haste greatest coaches in the art of per' his own country. Fascism, as it revelation by the circumstance— will must dominate our lives, not in assuming war power in peace fection, are the saints— mfn and our own. Our daily lives would be. _ works out in Italy, is nothing time* not expressed in just so much, but, women Who have mastered the we gather, gently implied— that Dr. richer in Divine contentment and more than an efficient NBA. (^aos The new defense council, made science and who have left written threatened before Mussolini seized Shuster is himself one of the un­ satisfaction if we learned from the Merry Christmas up of William Knudsen as chair­ records to help others alon^ the power. We have been in Italy appreciated intellectuals.” humble Christ Child the lesson of man, Sidney Hillman, represent­ path traveled by them. The care­ generosity with ourselves and with twice in recent years. The first If America has him right, then ful reading of these records is of ing labor; Secretary of War Stim- Dr- Shuster, ft wrong indeed. others. Not so much a prodigality - time we went, the people did not son, and Secretary of Navy Knox, the greatest assistance to the man seem ^ too happy; Italians have a We have seen before how intel­ who withes to perfect himself. ft one measure that deserves a ligent men, too much impressed ^aditionftl love of frcedooi chance. The dynamic Knudsen al­ But, just as the athlete mutt be there was too much regimentation. with their own education, have be­ wilUng and anxious to learn from ready is starting things moving. gun to sneer at the great body of Herbert W. Leibrnan But the second time we saw an The council is handicapped in that hit coach, to the Christian must ap­ Catholics, only later to find that and astonishing betterment in the con­ its authority is limited; but the proach hit “writJen direction” in dition of the people and in their they themselves, and not the peo­ Tke American National force of public opinion will give the proper disposition. He must ■ spirits. The regimentation was not ple, have been out of step. We have keep in mind, first of all, that the it r «l backing when the desperate seen, too, the sad results of Cath­ Maurice J. Hickey ;; too burdensome. jieed for action ft fully realized. unwritten crest of every approved Emmi Rjj D e n v e r We bear no brief for Fascism olic intellectuals’ flirUtions . with spiritual book it the woidS of * The present powers the Presi- the self-styled “liberals.” * as such. Its fundamental philos­ dent enjoys are vast and may be Christ, “My doctrine ft not Mine, 17th and Lawrone* Streets , That Catholic educatioti could GENERAL ophy is neither .Catholic nor .demo­ extended to ^ a certain degree but His that tent Me.” He must cratic, and we are Catholic a^d be Improved is admitted, but Ckith- through a liberal interpretation. read and study from a sincere de­ m S l J R A N C E FRANK KmCHHOF, Pres. American. But it should be given pHc education in this country is sire to improve hit chances of sal­ Others that would be given to hiiJl ♦ its due. Italy has been benefited on a higher plane than that given vation and not from the desire to by the proclamation of a total in the secular schools. Oar schools commercially and religiously as a emergency include these: be known as a learned man; he 416 Kittredge Bldg. ; result of Fascist discipline. Al- may miss some things, but they must be constantly on the alert, To take possession and assume teach what the others omit— and - though the Italians fight today control of all transportation faciU comparing His life with the ideal TA. 1395 with Adolf Hitler, they' have no this is the most important knowl­ as exemplified in the writing; he ties necessary to move the army edge of all— that there is a God . more in common with the Prus­ forces. mutt, nevertheless, be prudently and that men are His children, sianized Austrian’s attitude towards _ To prohibit transactions in for­ mindful that the example of many —J^ljsion than they have with Sta- made to love Him and serve Him taints, whose heroic sanctity made BSTABLISBED StNCB IHI eign exchange and suspend all in this life and to enjoy His MAin 5314 'linism. It was Mussolini who gave trading on national securities ex­ “supermen” of them, is to be ad­ freedom to the Holy See. blessed presence in eternity- mired rather than imitated in some changes for 90 days. If Dr. Shuster thinks that the If Mussolini were' overthrown, To take “certain action” in the regards. An infant learnt to walk what would result? In our opinion CathoUc press is a Joke, he is sim­ before he learns to run. The American Fixture Co. expansion of credit. ply uninformed— as are many of it m i^ t be chaos. We advise Win- To close any radio sution or Having read slowly and thought­ F . J . K i r c h h o f ' stqn Churchill to try “talking tur- his fellow-intellectuals. If he thinks fully, having pondered the model Utaoftttarcn «f take it over for government use, that Catholic editors or Catholics key’’ with Mussolini about the and to require priority for “com­ of holiness presented by the writer, Mediterranean question, and not generally are being fooled by Hit­ and here and there having paused onstruction o CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS munications essential to national ler or attracted to Nazism, he has C C . to dodge the real issue. defense.” for a prayer of admiration, the The Pope’s speech, given in his not read the Catholic press and he Christian must finally determine CHURCH FURNITURE take over power houses, does not know the Catholic people. tiny domain with Fascism all dams, conduits, and reservoirs for just what he ft going to do about BUILDERS BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES around, was the bravest statement On almost everj- important issue it, just how his own life will be me purpose of munitions manu­ that has faced the people of this made by anybody yet in this hor­ facture. made better because of what he rid time of war. It put the Church nation in the last hundred years, has gained by hit reading. It is Millwork of All Kinds To suspend the provisions of the general Catholic opinion, We Appreciate Your Patronage directly on record against the use laws prohibiting more than eight necessary to dig, in other words, to ^ o f force. ‘Tlio theory will have formed largely by the (^tholie 708 Lawrence St Denver, Colo. 1832 ARAPAHOE ST. hours’ labor in any one day by gain burled treaitiro.-o Rev. Ed- FRANK KIRCHHOF. pr«M, hat been proved rig^| in the ward A. Breen. FBBSIOBNT DENVER. COUX

t Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DEN IER CATHOTJC REGISTER Telephone, KEystyie 4205 PAGE FIVE

Long Hikes Will Be Easy r, E ia concerned for those atudenti of Notre Dame univemity who are fol­ piDiyiEiDDy Baths Are a Boon lowing the advice of the Rev. John M. Ryan, C.S.C., rector of one of the student residence halls. Father Ryan has organized a Draftee To Charm and Beauty Hikers’ club for those students eligible for a year’a service in the STiDEHTS FETED army so that they will be accustomed to long walks before they are Experts are agreed on this A DEBT OF inducted. An aident walker himself, Father Ryan is here pictured setting a brisk pace for his followers.— (Photo Features.) — most women are con­ The Cathedral grade school Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) scious of their benefits— children were feted at a party —Friday afternoon, Dec. 20, the BUT— few bathrooms and GRATITUDE sponsored by the sodality Wednes­ children of the school had their day, Dec. 18. A decorated Christ­ tubs are correct and mod­ mas tree formed the center of Christmas party in the school hall. em to encourage the prac­ merriment. Each child received The Christmas tree was laden with tice. In fact, many are Looking bock on 50 years of presents from Santa Claus, and re­ presents for the sisters, since a freshments were served. Shirley food shower was arranged by the downright discouraging. Lewis and Ed Simmones, prefects public service, Horan and of the girls’ and boys’ sodalities, P.-T.A. of the school. The grade Long, comfortable tuba respectively, were in charge of the school children gave an entertain­ ■with the right kind of affair. Son acknowledges a debt of ment and sang Christmas carols. showers can easily be in­ Under the direction of the Santa arrived and each boy and stalled—they’ll make bath gratitude to the hundreds Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade girl received a full stocking. unit baskets of food were filled for taking a pleasure for all the the poor. On Christmas eve mem­ John Austerud and John Con­ of patrons who have recom- bers of the C.S.M.C. delivered nors, seniors at Regis college, Den­ family. Ask us, them to impoverished families. ver, came home to spend the holi­ nnended it to friends. ' The Mother Seton groups had a days with their parents. diversified program. One group Miss Helen Huber will spend the Slattery & Company chose a little brother or sister from the grade school and' presented holidays with her parents, Mr. and Plumbing and^. Heating Mrs. George F. Huber. Miss Huber him or her with a practical gift and Contractors Our 1941 supply of the OFFICIAL ART a toy. Another league sang carols is a student at Mt. St. Joseph-on- CALENDAR of the Catholic Church Exten­ to shut-ins and assisted the Rev. the-Ohio college, Cincinnati. JOHN 4. CONNOR; Fretldent Matfhias Justen, C.SS.R., ehaplain George F. McCarthy was host P'n this on your wall sion Society is now available. You may obtain of the Denver General hospital. to the newsboys of the city at your copy by calling at the mortuary. Still others provided a Christmas an annual Christmas party held WHEN YOU NEED dinner and some clothing for a Monday evening, Dec. 23, at the deserving family. ■Vail hotel. PLUMBING Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Even Famed Raphael Painting, announce the birth of a girl on REIAIRS Dec. 18 at St. Mary’s hospital. Stolen From Collection Miss Mary Prendergast is spend­ ing the Christmas holidays with K E. 1441 El Paso, Tex.— (IN S)—The theft her brother. Dr. John Prendergast, of Raphael’s famed painting. Ma­ in Minneapolis. w f ciT TMffff quick tv/ru a u DUK TOOlS.PfUCfS KfASOfJABif: AND SON CHAPELS donna and Child, a valuable orig­ Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCabe, inal and part of the famous S. H. Jr,, and little daughter, Nancy, 1726 Market St. Kress collection, from the Cen­ will spend the holidays with Mr. [ KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6 2 9 6 tennial museum of the Texas col­ and Mrs. Edward McCabe, Sr. I5Z7 Cleveland Place lege of mines was announced by A daughter was bom Saturday police. It was theorized the thief noon, Dec. 21’, at Parkview hospi­ had secreted himself in the build­ In Cleveland Parish Church Do Yon Approve Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals tal to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc­ ing and then carried the painting Govern, Jr. The infant, who is a of Electrocution? through a window. It was be­ granddaughter of Mrs. A. H. Mc­ lieved the canvas was heavily in­ No Longer Can Steel Mills Coy and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ sured. I Govern, is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McGovern. Her New Bishop Named for Drown Out Pastor’s Voice mother is the former Jeanne Eliza­ Northampton, England beth McCoy. Mrs. Annie Buecker London. — The Rt. Rev. Leo Cleveland.— (Special) — The one priest could not preach all the Taken in Death Clicquot Parker of the Salford diocese has time. people of Immaculate Heart of been named Bishop of Northamp­ Mrs. Annie E. Buecker, wife Mary parish in the Newburgh The pastor called in an electri­ of the late Henry Bueckner, died DOME PDODDCE ton. One of 13 children, the cal engineer, and it was not long Heights district of Cleveland listen at a hospital following an illness Club Bishop-elect has three brothers before three microphones, four who are Benedictine priests. A de­ all day long to the hammering of only two weeks. She was a resi­ loud-speakers, ten earphones, and dent of Pueblo 52 years and a Ginger Ale ceased sister was a Carmelite nun. noise of a steel mill. The meri of a specially wired confessional were The Diocese of Northampton is member of St. Patrick’s church. the parish are practically deaf set up in the church. To make territorially the largest in the Surviving Mrs. Buecker are two from the racket. In times past, it sure that the parishioners woul^ Sparkling Water United Kingdom and numerically miss nothing of the services, a children. Miss Anna M. Buecker the smallest. was useless for the priests to and Eugene J. Buecker; two sis­ The Christmas party for the microphone was placed in the pul­ ters, Mrs. George Morrissey, Sr., boys at Mullen home took place preach to the parishioners on Sun­ pit, another on the altar for the Maybe-electrocution is the and Mrs. E. C. Pettit, and one White Soda Dec. 22. The diversified program Canadian Law Expected day, because they simply could not Mass, and a third before the 40- most humane form of capi­ voice choir. Lightweight plastic .brother, Thomas J. Fagan of Colo­ that was presented contributed in To Curb Printed Filth be heard. tal punishment — but it STANDARD BOTTLING CO. making this one of the outstand­ earphones, connected with volume rado Springs. Father John Mlotkowski, the isn’t anything you’d wish Di»trihutor» • Denver ing parties in the history of the control stations built into the Funeral services were held Fri­ Ottawa.— It is believed an ef­ pastor, feund that only one of the benches, were inconspicuously day, Dec. 20, at 9 o’clock in St. Pat­ for any member of your school. Much credit goes to the fective step has been taken by Christian Brothers and to Mr. four parish priests could fill the spread through the church, par­ rick’s church. The Rev. Francis family. Seriously, faulty Canada to curb alleged confession ticularly on the bide aisles. Pettit from Annunciation parish, and Mrs. J. L. Dowey. The mem­ and sex magazines in the recent large church with his voice. But wiring is a^ constant men­ bers of the cast in the operetta, The specially equipped con­ Denver, celebrated the Mass. The PWOTO €nGRAVfRS Parliament older banning certain Rev. Joseph Higgins gave the ser­ ace to the safety of those O u u e ^ u le W o r n H U c> h iH G d e d f^ newspaper . catalog • school annuals The Pirate’s Umbrella, which was Charity Homes Mark fessional for the haid of hearing publications from the country. Os­ mon. Father Pettit is a nephew you love. To be sure your the main feature of the evening, tensibly the order is an effort to has a sign asking the people to deserve the well-me.ited praise Fr. Baker’s Centennial use the new equipment. If they of Mrs. Bruecker. Burial was in electric wiring is safe and CMary Magdalene stand at the foot cluded the recitation of the Little Municipal Auditorium of the 12-foot crucifix. The group Office of the Blessed Virgin. It James P. Gray DENVER STEEL & IRON WORKS is a gift from the children of the was followed by the business meeting. Christmas baskets were Free Paintings Are W. Colfax and Larimar Street TAbor 8271 The building contract for the late Mr. and Mrs. T. G. McCarthy, I P. 0 . BOX 1198, DENVER made ujx for needy families in the GptometrisI I and is in remembrance of their erection of the first unit of the Offered to Register parents. parish. Games were played and re­ new municipal auditorium, at 13th freshments served. 212 Colorado Bldg. and Champa streets, has been The blessing took place Sunday Readers by Olinger B K l]lertrii*al Supply t o. awarded to the F. J. Kirchhof evening at 7:30. The Very Rev. The Masses on New Year’s day Construction Co. The original Thomas J. Wolohan gave the bless­ will be at the same time as those 1615 California TA. 8883 on Sundays. The children’s choir Wholesale Distributon^s bid of $362,000 submitted by ing. Father Francis Wagner and Again this year the Olinger mor­ the company was reduced to the altar boys chanted -he litany. will sing '"■’iristmas carols at the 7 LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 1414 Glenarm Place Phone TA. ,6143 $265,000 by elimination of cer­ o’clock Mass, under the direction tuaries are offering a free 9x20- DENVER, COLORADO tain building features. of Sister Frances 'lair. inch painting, “ The Greatest Gift,” On Monday, Jan. 6, at 1 p. m. in natural colors. It is a reproduc­ in the parish hall. Father Wolo­ tion of the recently completed ------FLORNfAIV’S HIGH LIN E------Christmas Music to Be Loyola Students han will be host at a luncheon painting by the eminent American PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS Repeated This Sunday given for the women of the parish. SPECIAL OFFER • LADDERS • WALL PAPER • Father W olohw expects to meet painter, C. Bosseron Chambers. , We will mo\^e your furniture to our warehouse and give you six And on New Year’s Day all his old friends and wishes to The painting, considered one of months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We THE FLORMAIV HlFG. t O. (St. Elizabeth’. Pariih) Present Program welcome newcomers to the parish. Mr. Chambers’ finest works, por­ have low rate of insurance. 919 Bannock St. KE. 7189 The Christmas music will be The committee in charge of the trays as a central theme the spirit Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on luncheon includes Mmes. H. J. of Christmas as exemplified by a Pueblo DENVER, COLORADO Grand Junction repeated by the adult choir your work. both on Sunday, Dec. 29, and on (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Tyson, F. R. Pursell, George Con­ mother and child, and three Bib­ I MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING New Year’s day in St. Elizabeth’s A program was presented the nors, and Cornelius Ducy. lical characters bringing gifts to church. afternoon of Dec. 16 by the pupils Mrs. Rose Albo, who had been ill Bethlehem. No Money Needed for Six Months of Loyola school under the direc­ at St. Mary’s, has returned home. Mr. Chambers, often called “ An Hong Kong Youth tion of the sisters. Frank Carbone Sam Fralapiano has returned Old Master in a New World,” is DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. was master of ceremonies and an­ one of America’s foremost painters. from a trip to California, where he 1521 20th St. OflSce and Warehouse Studying in U. S. nounced the following program: attended the Southern California- His work has been exhibited First and second grades, Two Notre Dame game. throughout the United States, Little Stockings; third and fourth He received world-wide acclaim Florida Miss Vera Hennessy will spend grades/" Santa Claus Wears a Tie; for' his famous portrait, “ Light fifth and sixth grades. The Dollies’ the holidays in Denver with of the World.” friends. Bazaar, and seventh and eighth Thus again at this holiday only 2 niqlits grades, Scrooge and Marley and Mr. and Mrs. John Mulay, Jr., season, readers of the Register can JAMES MOTOR CO. Grandma’s Present. have moved to the south side of receive a free miniature h. natural DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS town. away All joined in singing Christmas colors, without advertising, suit­ Expert Repair Service at Rta.onable Rate.— AUo U.ed Car* carols, and, as a grand finale, Santa Miss Ruth Thompson is now liv­ able for framing. There is no Claus, in the person of Jack Sea­ ing at 2201 Court street. charge for this beautiful picture. 13th & Lincoln 8221 man, presented each pupil with a Miss Inez Montgomery returned It is a gift from an old friend who cornucopia of candy, a gift from to Denver after a visit with Mr. has been serving Denver for half a the P.-T.A. and Mrs. Raymond McCarthy. century. The supply is limited. Book. Donated Miss Montgomery came to Pueblo Persons should write or call CL. Hart'i ioat larrica to tha tunny aoulli- to attend the “ 30” club ball. 3663 immediately for a free copy. Icmdl Laor. Danvar 3:55 any oftemoon A set of books consisting of 16 Miss Regina Reitemeier of Lo- on tha populat Straomlinar "City oi volumes was given to the school by the Parent-Teachers’ association. retto Heights college is at home DanTai" .. . ba in C h ica 9 o next morn­ Charity Sisters to PUEBLO The membership drive came to a with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing ior OTomight aarrica to Florida, Paul J. Reitemeier, for the holi­ FARES ARE LOW . . . oak ior datoiLh successful close with Sister Ter­ rence Marie’s third grade receiving days. Meet in Leavenworth T. PRICE, Traffic Monagtr the award. The membership chair­ Mrs. J. Geary Connor, Jr., and CITY TICKET OFFICE man expresses thanks to all mem­ daughter, Karen Marie, left Sat­ Leavenworth, Kans.— Members JEWELERS 17th A Waltea Sts. bers for their generous cp-opera- urday, Dec. 21, for Mechanicsville, of houses conducted by the Sisters Daavor, Colorado tion. la., where they will visit Mrs. Con­ of Charity of Leavenworth in OPTOMETRISTS The following P.-T.A. circles met nor’s mother, Mrs. Marie Butler, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Mon­ When buying from the recently; Mrs. E. Worland’s circle and other relatives in the holidays. tana, and 'Wyoming will attend the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD at the home of Mrs. G. Matjeka, Miss Frances Langdon, a stu­ social science conference to be firms advertising in this Kenneth Young (above), who with Mrs. l«o Reed and Mrs.. John dent at the University of Colorado, held Dec. 30 and 31 at the St. paper, please hiention that arrived in the United State, earl^ Nalty, Sr., as guests; Mrs. J. Mil­ is spending the holidays with her Mary college in Leavenworth. The in Derember from hi. native Hong ler’s circle at the home of Mrs. J. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lang­ conference, tvhich is designed to you saw their advertise­ Kong, ha. enrolled a. a .tudent a* Frawley: Mrs. J. Collin’s circle at don, and other relatives. promote a Christian interpretation Providence college in Providence. the home of Mrs. Liggett, with Mrs. Thomas Lloyd, who attends of the social sciences in keeping ment. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS R. I., conducted by the Domin­ C. Hyland and Mrs. John Kerns as Creighton university in Omaha, with the wish of the late Pope Opposite Post Office ican.. Pictured here in the college guests; Mrs. J. Sullivan’s circle at arrived Saturday, Dec.. 21, to be Pius XI, will open with a Mas's library. Young .ay. he will .pe- the home of Mrs. Kiser, and Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. celebrated Monday at 9 o’clock by “ <4nd Just as Reliable” THEY ARE’ RELIABLE cialize in chemi.try,— (Photo Fea­ J. Rusche’s circle at the home of W. Lloyd, until the college re­ Bishop Paul C. Schulte, of Leav­ tures.) Mrs. J. Miller. opens after the holidays. enworth. PAGE SIX Office, 988 Bannock Street THE nEMVEE r/.TEOT.ir PETISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 26, 1910

CHEMIST-PRIEST Colorado Springs Children Feted I SPECII MUSIt Altar and Rosary Society SALE IKI H ELPS HAIR Party for Needy Is Given P.-Ti. iSIT III D o m a ratttr trem Itching enip, Dandroft or n in n in g Hair, which may indicate atwroaching baldnaaiT Don’t dtlay—atart ||j In Pueblo Has Annual Fete NOW to oaa tha ramarkabla eompeund, ptapaiad by Pr. Jamaa GUmora, which IS BIG SBCCiSS By Catholic Drama Guild PiESLO MEETS m pacfact hair on head of bitld itn. S t. einco then oyer {0,000 bottlaa bare Pueblo.— (St. Francis Xavier’s one’s having the responsibility of baaa aeld Royaltiao going to charity. Daert Parish)-jThe annual luncheon for Paonia. — The Rev. Emil A. preparing and serving the lunch­ Durango.—The bake sale at the Pueblo.— (St. Francis Xavier’s aeoiTwbarc tatify to wonderful reanlta ah- members of the Altar and Rosary Wahler store Saturday, Dec. 21, Colorado Springs.—The Catholic Guild members assisting on the tainad. Order through your druggiat or Eckert was the celebrant of Mid­ eon. A shoft business session was Parish)—The fourth grade moth­ society was held at the Grill, with Drama guild gave its annual dept. Btora who will gladly get It for you ii night Maas Christmas in Sacred was a great success. Mrs. Thomas various committees were Mrs. ers were hostesses at the Decem­ t h 9 do not haTo it on band. Priceai Qlo- held at which the nominating’com- Heart church. The carols before 41 members present. Heretofore, Conway was awarded the turkey. Christijias party for needy children George Duire, Mrs. Frank Dostal, ber meeting of the P.-T.A. held in more Shampoo 60c. Hairmore Scalp Lotfam this affair had always been a cov­ mittee presented the follo-wing Monday, Dec. 23, at 2:30 in the Ruth Mitchell Bums, Mrs. M. J. SLOO and $2.00. Write for fr a treatifa Mass, the Missa de Angelis with Choir* Rander SpaeisI Muiic the school hall. The first grade main ballroom of the Antlers hotel. GILMOSB-BURKB. INC.. Seattle. Waeh. Credo No. 3, the Gloria, and the ered-dish luncheon held in the par­ names for officers for the ensuing Mclnaney, William O’Brien, Pal­ mothers won the pennant for at­ The Masses on Christmas in St In charge of arrangements for the mer Challela, J. Franklyn Sulli­ Sanctus from the Mass in honor ish hall, but this year it was de­ year: Mrs. Andrew Rigler, presi­ tendance. The committee in charge Columba’s church began with a party were Elinore Jackson Gray van, and Harley Remington. of St. Thomas Aquinas, by Sister cided that all the members should of the December card party and dent; Mrs. James Venuto, vice Solemn Mass at midnight, with the and Mrs. Lawrence Starsmore. Marie Antdinette, were sung by enjoy the luncheon without any- Student* Pre**nt Play food and apron sale reported a president, and Mrs. Frank Jagger, senior choir singing. Low Mass at Girls of St. Mary’s school sang Free for Asthma the choir composed of the follow­ The annual St. Mary’s high splendid success. Father John Kel­ 8 featured the children’s choir Christmas carols, with Margaret ing: Mrs. Tony Schieber, Mrs. secretary-treasurer. All were school Christmas play. Another ley gave a talk on “ A Christian singing Christmas hymns. A Low Ann Gaughn as accompanist. Mary G. D. Hice, Marguerite Ab- unanimously elected. Christmas, was presented Sunday Christmas.” L. E. Accola, guest During Winter Mass at 10 o’clock was followed by Rose Kelleher presented Barbara seck. Rose Marie Rossner, Kath­ Midnight Mass ’The following members were Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ afternoon, Dec. 22, in St. Mary^s speaker for the afternoon, gave a Jean, Melba, and Marlene Cimino. erine Kuretich, and Mrs. J. church auditorium. As a prelude talk on child delinquency. If you anffar with thoae terrible attaeka appointed captains of the units: ment, with the senior choir sing­ Marlene Stevenson, and Carl Delimont. Tony Schieber was ing hymns. to the play, Alyce Hawks and of Aatbma when it la cold and damp; if Mmes. Mark Kochevar, John Chamberlain in a short review. On Friday, Dec. 20, the P.-T.A. raw. Wintry winda maka you choke aa H organist. Mass was celebrated at Jersin, Louis Adamcich, F. Fritzie, David Garvin, alumni, portrayed each gaap for breath wai the eery laat; if 8 o’clock in Hotchkiss and at 10 The Midnight Mass music was held its annual Christmas party for Leo Sirhal. James Brown, J. E. Mary and Joseph. The shepherds reatlul aleep la impoaeible because of the o’clock in Somerset. Sung in Boulder rs follows: the children. After a program, were Jim Noll, Jim Lynn, and Don struggle to breathe: if you feel the discaae Teiak, and Frank Cogley. Two Organ prelude, “ Silent Night;’’ the children of the school and the is slowly wearing your life away, don't fail Mmes. Abseck, G. Hice, C. Aime, charter members, Mrs. C. W. Hanon. The “ angels” were Loretta to send at once to tha Frontier Asthma Co Christmas Carol Mass (James A. children attending Christian doc­ T. Schieber, J. Delimont, Anna Leonard and Mrs. M. C. Jones, and C. D. of A. Gather O’Lear and Kathleen Araoldy. The trine cla.sse.s were given candy, for a free trial of a remarkable method Boulder,— (Sacred Heart Par­ Korman), Kyrie, Gloria; sermon, Gallegos, P. Hofer, and C. Alton cast of the play was as follows: No matter where you live or whether you ish)— In Sacred Heart church Mrs. Steve Corbet of Denver, a the Rev. Dr. J. R. Vidal, C. nuts, and fruit, which had W n have any faith in any remedy under the and Misses Rose Marie Rossner former president, were the hon­ Rahita, an Egyptian woman, Ag­ provided by the associa'.ion. At the Sun,'send for this free trial It you have there were six Masses celebrated M. ; Credo, Offertory, “ Laetentur and Marguerite Asbeck cleaned on Christmas, beginning with the ored guests. nes Gaughan; Joel, her blind party Catherine Mihelich won a suffered for. a lifetime and tried everything and decorated the church Monday Coeli’’ (H. Greunder, S J . ) ; Sanc­ grandson, Myron Hahn; Luke, a 2 you could learn of without relief: even ii Solemn Mass at midnight, at which The Very Rev. A. J. Miller, the tus, Benedictus, Agnus Dei, Com­ In Grand Jnnetion turkey. The Very Rev. A. J. Miller I you are utterly discouraged, do not abandon afternoon, Dec. 23, for Christmas. Father John Fors^h, O.S.B., was physician, Clem Zecha; Mary, and the Rev. John Kelley were I hope but send today for this free trial tl pastor, and the Rev. John Kelley munion; recessional, “ Come and Catherine Duffy; John the Apos­ Evergreens and poinsettias were the celebrantj Father Edward each presented with a gift. t will oast you nothing. Address were special guests. Father Kelley Hasten on to Bethlehem’’ (Joseph tle, Bob Zecha; an old shepherd. 1 Prentiar Asthma Co. St H. Frontier Bldg used in the decorations. Vollmer, O.S.B., the deacon, and Grand Junction.— The Catholic was the guest speaker; in his Schnabel). Bill Donlon; another shepherd. The sisters were surprised with 4(1 Niagara Street. Buffalo, New Yorli Mrs. Walter Crawford has been Father Matthew Connelly, O.S.B., talk he gave an account of the Daughters of America held a so­ a food shower. Mrs. J. Rowe was ill for several days. The personnel of the choir in­ cial meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill Rueter. the subdeacon. Robert Barr acted burial ceremonies of the late Pope cludes : Sopranos— Mary Conklin, chairman. She was assisted by Father Kckert went to Denver Frank Prinster, 1303 Chipeta. Mrs. A basketball game between St. as master of ceremonies and Pius, XI and of the coronation of Winifred Conway, Sarah Catherine Mmes. W. Burtis, F. Eurich, B. to attend the funeral of Father Louis Storm and Mrs. Frank Hall Mary’s and Manitou high on Sat­ the servers were George Forsyth, Pope Pius XII. Father Kelley was Cummins, Catherine Gallavan, Kirst, J. Skube, K. Carson, J. F, Daniel Barry on Tuesday, Dec. 17. were assistant hostesses. The pro­ urday evening, Jan. 4, is announced Gerald Dome, Melvin Kirby, and a student in Rome at that time. Margaret Gallavan, Alice Soens; Skube, L. Erjavic, B. Capazolli, A. INTEREST FOR LIFE He also attended to business mat­ Robert Vogel. Twenty smaller gram included “ Adeste Fideles,” by Clem Zecha and Russell Udo- Motoski, J. Zupancich, J. Mc­ ters while there. Troubadours Entortain altds—Helena Campbell, Anna Ma­ two piano solos, “ All This and vick, manager and assistant man­ ON boys, wearing new cassocks do­ rie Engler, Genevieve Gorman, Laughlin, W. McDonald, Grasso, John and Louis Fatur came nated by the Altar society, as­ At Institutions Heaven Too” and “ We Three,” by ager, respectively, of St. Mary’s A. Valdez, V. Knafelc, and H. S. home from the CCC camp at Mont­ The Troubadours gave their Margaret Gorman, Lorraine Rich- Randall Hall; “ Sleep My Jesu” and team. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY sisted in the sanctuary. The par­ erson; tenors— Warren Boyle, The­ Wiseman. rose Monday, Dec. 23, to spend the first holiday program of the sea­ “ Trees,” by Raymond Bond; a Pair to Marry Dae. 2S (PEKING) ish choir, under the direction of odore Connors, Robert Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Driscoll holidays with their parents. Ralph Calabrese with Mrs. Anna­ son at the county- farm Sunday, Christmas reading, “ Little Mixer,” A wedding scheduled for Satur­ will spend the holidays with Mrs. Dec. 8. Father Kelley had charge Edmund McCoy; basses— Robert Genevieve Callahan; a carol, “ Si­ ONNUITV BONDS The Young People’s study club bel T. Barr at the organ, sang Ayres, Joseph Conway, James day, Dec. 28, is that of Miss Betsy Margaret Driscoll of Pueblo. They of the spiritual part of the pro­ lent Night;” Christmas poems by Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. met Wednesday evening, Dec. traditional carols for a half hour Cummins; directors, Alice Soens; will return to their home in Los gram and the following enter­ Mrs. Frank Prinster, Sr.; a skit. T. W. Ross, 101 W. Cheyenne road, Writ* to: 18, in the clubhouse, with Mrs. preceding the Mass. Miss Mary organist, Augusta M. Davidson. Angeles early in January. Prul Hofer presiding in the Elizabeth Archibald took the solo tainers took part: Doris Valdez, Ain’t Life Funny?, Joan Dean and William H. Wolf, son of Mr. REV. FATHER RALPH absence of Father Eckert. The part in the “ Hodie Christus Natus Teresa Monac, Florence Mulhol- James B. Heffernan and Francine Flanagan; a carq!. and Mrs. George Wolf of Denver, 176 W. Adams St. ChicaQO, 111. classes will be resumed immediate­ Est,” by J. A. Korman. • The land,' Willie O’Neil, Josephine Is Taken in Death “ 0 Little Town of Bethlehem,’’ which will take place in the Pauline ly after the first of the year. Proper of the Mass was rendered Jonke, John Maloney, and Mrs. with Mrs. Marsh at the piano. chapel, Broadmoor, at 10 o’clock. Word has been received in Du­ The Rev. Michael Harrington will Mrs. Alice Montgomery, former by the bass and alto sections. The John Willem. The 'Troubadours Several contest games were rango of f..e death at Albuquerque, ofiiciate at the ceremony. Mrs. John housekeeper at St. Francis de Kyrie and Gloria of Gregorian also gave programs at the hospi­ played, with. Miss Mary Finger Mass No, 10 were used, as well as tals and orphanages of the city. N. Mex., of James B. Heffernan, winning a prize for having the Stetson of Los Angeles, Calif., Sales’ church in Denver, is working formerly well-known Durango man Cious-Catarrh-Head Colds at the rectory during the holiday the Sanctus, Benedictus, and Ag­ At the St. Vincent de Paul men’s most correct answers. cousin of the lyide, will be matron and a member of a pronlinent pio­ of honor. Robert Wolf of Norfolk, ■ J TRYr THIS TO CLEAN THE NASAL CONGESTION season. nus Dei of Mass No. 9, with Credo conference in the parish hall Dec. Refreshments of Christmas cook­ V Plivvlthi No. 1 and a supplemental Offer­ 8 there were representatives from neer San Juan family. His father. ies, ice cream, and coffee were Va., brother of the bridegroom, Flood tha naaal paaaage witbSINASIFTIKl. Owing to inclement weather and General Heffernan, a Civil war Different, it looaene and fluahoa out tha thick, tory, “ Resonet in Laudibus,” a Walsenburg, Canon City, Trini­ served from a beautifully deco­ will be best man. Thomas Ross, bad roads, there will be a vacation Union army officer, moved to Du­ aticky, mucous leeration that often blocks Gregorian hymn of the 14th cen­ dad, and several others towns in rated table, with Mrs. Winifred brother of the bride; Ted Pate of drainage and cauaea headache presaure. Pro- of two months for the- children's rango with his family about the motaa easy breathing aa it ooola and soothes tury. While parishioners received attendance. Creel and Miss Pauline Wilson Denver, and Dr. Samuel Spicer, catechism classes, which had been time this city was incorporated, hot, irritated, swollen nasal tiaaue. Ilhmey back Holy Communion, Miss Betty Patrick Sheehan, one of the pouring. There was a large attend­ Lexing;ton, Ky., will serve as If first bottle doesn't convince you. Ask your meeting on Saturday mornings and the family were reared here. ushers. druggiat for SXNASIPTEC today sure. after Mass. Perry sang “ 0 Mira Nox,” by oldest of the parishioners, is very ance. ' Adolph Adam. The “ Adeste Fi- ill at a local hospital. James B. Heffernan was about Many Enjoy Game* Party Mr, and Mrs. Scott Stratton and Special Introductory 25c Mail Offer 70 years of age. In May, 1900, baby of Salt Lake City, Utah, are Send only 26e with yonr name, address for de- deles” was used as a recessional. Mrs. Ferriter and Mrs. Hewitt, he married Frances Keegan, whose The annual games party spon­ the guests of Mrs. Stratton’s morutration size of tha regularly $1.00 SINA- Procurator of Mundelein The same program of music was both sisters of Mrs. Patrick Shee­ SIPTEC plus a 26o valua nasal applicator free father, a prominent railroad con­ sored by the Knights of Columbus mother, Mrs. Mayme Connelly, and repeated at the 10 o’clock Mass on han, have been at S t Mary’s hos­ • Enjoy the speed, comfort of ail extra charges. Writs direct to American Seminary Is Named tractor, had built the Rio Grande was held Wednesday ..ight, Dec. her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. DmgCorp., Dept. v-a. <060Uaple, St. Louis, Ho Christmas with the addition of pital for a number of weeks. and conveniences of air-con­ into Durango. The Kegan family 18, at St. Joseph’s school nail, with John Murray. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ Neither shovrs much improvement a large attendance. Many turkeys ditioned travel at these un­ ALEXIAN BROTHKR3 Chicago.— The Very Rev. Mon­ ment. lived on W. 2nd avenue in North Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cusack signor Patrick J. Hayes, who wa^" Mri. Yengich Dies Durango for many years, and the and other prizes were given away.. have gone with their daughters, usually attractive fares; REST RESORT The following are members of Cash prizes awarded at the close secretary to the late Cardinal Mun­ Rosary services for Mrs. Mary late James B. H^fernan and his Mary and Josephine Ann, to Mil­ (d«aJ hom« for men of cnod«ret« memnt the Sacred Heart choir: Miss Bar­ of the evening went to Mrs. Wil­ waukee to visit Mrs. Cusack’s par­ T tm U . lOBND TRIP RAMMIIS Permaneotty. or for ^ ibort tUy delein, has been named procurator bara Voegtle, Miss Helen Stengel, Yengich, 1901 E. Abriendo, who family lived in thg old Keegan home after Mr. Heffeman’s retire­ liam Schneible and Mrs. Matilda ents. They will also visit Mr. Situated atop Signal Mountain in acenle of the Seminary of St. Mary of Miss Dorothy Burger, Miss Mary died Wednesday, Dee. 18, at a • Flr»t Tennessee. Altitude 2S00 feet Invigorat ment about 16 years ago until they Tuocco. Cusack’s sister, Mrs. Malcolm From DenTtr to Coich Cl*«* the Lake, Mundelein, 111., by Arch­ Elizabeth Archibald, Miss Betty hospital after a two weeks’ illness, (itg climate, homelike atmosphere. Gver> bishop Samuel A. Stritch of Chi­ moved to Albuquerque, Children Give Program Johnson, in Chicago. room with bath Non-sectarian For Brady, Miss Marcella Zimmerman, were held at 7:30 p. m. Friday, New York, N. Y...|64.55 $ 95.65 descriptive booklet end rates address - cago. Monsignor Hayes succeeds Dec. 20, at the residence. Requiem Mrs. Frances Heffernan, his Friday afternoon, Dec. 20, the Among the many students who Washington, D. C... 60.00 89.05 Miss Anna Marie Bittner, Mrs. Joe children of St Joseph’s school had are spending the holidays at home ALEXIAN BROS. the late Monsignor Herman F, Forsyth, Mrs. Salome Taylor, Miss Mass was offered at 8:30 o’clock wife, survives, as does their only Boston, Mass______67.83 101.60 i^^^SignaJ Mountain. Tennessee Wolf. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier’s son, James, Jr. The latter was their Christmas program and tree. are six from St. Thomas’ seminary, Florence Olson, Miss Betty Perry, The program was as follows: Denver. They are James Udovick, Pittsburgh, Pa____ 31.40 73.40 Miss Maxine Bartle, Miss Jane church. graduated from the Durango high Detroit, Mich_____ 47.60 63.23 school about ten years ago and, Christmas melody, first and second Joseph T. McGrady, Duane Theo­ DO YOU WISH TO BECOHB A PRIESTT Varos, Miss Margaret Olson, Miss Mrs. Yengich had lived in Pueb­ grades; “ King Christmas,” ithird bald, Leonard Redelberger, Robert Chicago, 111------37.30 46.60 O We welcome to our Society zealous young men anxious to dsrote their lives# Pauline Calabrese, William Hoff­ lo 33 years. She was a member after a c o llie course, at' pted ad­ St. Louis, Mo.------32.85 41.00 as priests to the cause of giving parish-missions, retreats, lecturee, to the educa­ vertising as nis life work. He now and fourth grades; piano solo, Kekeisen, and Theodore Haas. tion of the laity and aspirants to the priesthood, to the apostolata of the prees. etc. mann, George Reinert, Joe For­ of St. Francis Xavier’s church and “ Dancing Butterflies,” Barbara Mrs. Paul Rice, who was injured w At this time such as have had some kind of high school or college training, o r # syth, and Peter Bessol. of the Croatian Mothers’ and is president of one of the West C*m igo*d>ig/y low farm coast’s lar^st advertising con­ Walker; Mr. Gadeby’s Chrietmas in a fall Saturday, is resting com­ are belated in years, are welcome to correspond for acceptance. Joe Dolan arrived on Friday, Daughters’ club. fortably at her home. to All Oihor Eatom D«rff»a»fca If you are too poor to pay the customary tuition and tf you are really well cerns. He lives in Seattle, Wash. Dream, play; accordion band, play­ # recommended, there will be little or no charge, # Dec. 20, from the University of Surviving are her husband, Mr. Heffernan was a mining and ing several numbers; Nativity tab­ A son was born at Glockner hos­ Such as have had six years of Latin ordinarily enter the Novitiate im­ Texas at Austin to spend Christ­ Dewey Yengich, and the follo'wing mill operator, and previous to his leau, seventh and eighth grades. pital Saturday, Dec. 14, to Mr. 3 Gr#ot Trains DaHy mediately. Write to mas -with his parents. County At­ children: Jack, Joseph, Samuel, After the program, Santa Claus and Mrs. James D, Jones of 1811 # Father Provincial. Society of the Divine Savior. 8L Naxiaas, Wieeonain # retirement' had been with the The MMVa ZIFHYI—Streamline, torney and Mrs. Frank F. Dolan, Anna, Helen, Edward, and John appeared and distributed many N. Nevada avenue. Golden Cycle Mining company of diesel-powered wonder train. Re­ and his sister, Mary Catherine. Yengich, Mrs. Albin Galish, Mrs. bags of candy, oranges, and nuts. Mrs. Elise Dodd left Dec. 20 to Colorado Springs for a number of served-teat chair can, Pullman* and George Miketa, and Mrs. Roy The tree and treats each year are spend the holidays with her mother, Members of the Benedictine years. A brother, Joe Heffernan, all-toom can, hoiteu service; Leave Downey; two brothers, Paul and prepared by the Knights of Colum­ Mrs. Denny O’Connell, in Bradford, apostolate met at the school at also well known among Durango Denver 4:00 pm; Ar. Chicagci 8;3S am. bus and the Catholic Daughters. Ind., and sister. Miss Marguerite 7:15 on Monday evening, Dec. 23, Nick Stelovich, in Europe, and ten old-timers, preceded him in death. GtltolicTearEut^eKife and from there went to several grandchildren. The vacation will end Jan. 2. O’Connell, in Chicago. Tka IXPOMnON FlYH — Dieati- General and Mrs. Heffernan are Dr. and Mrs. Ora Moomaw and powered. De luxe chair can, tourist homes and hospitals throughout buried at- Cortez, while Mrs. Hef- CHneinnatian* Ara Visitor* ■nd standard PuSman*. Hostess ser­ l! M att Rav. Franetg J. tpetlman, D- D « Pr««M *nt the city for the singing of carols. children left Saturday to spend i, Rt. Rav. Msgr. Jamaa B. O'Railly. Pta. 0. NatlMiil CMfVtBry fernan’s parents are both buried Mr. and Mrs. Edward Greiner of two weeks with relatives in New­ vice. Lv. Denver 4:10pm; Ar. Chicago Later a lunch was served in the Pueblo Man Baptized in Durango. “Jim” Heffernan, a Cincinnati, 0., are spending the 11:55 am. Rav. John J. Corrigan, Asaittant Saeratary school hall. ton, 111. Catholic, was regarded as an out­ holidays with Mr. and Mrs. C. W, John Baird, who left in Novem­ Miss Mary Elizabeth Weisbeck By Father Paul Fife standing citizen. Wilson and family. Mr. Greiner is Tha MISTOOUT—De luxe chair cars, ber to visit his brother-in-law and tourist and standard Pullmans. Lv. is at home for the holidays. She a nephew of Mrs. Wilson. sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Martin, Quilt Is Robert Harrington, freshman in Denver 8:00 pm; Ar. Chicago7:5S pm^ attends Mt. St. Scholastica. college Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) in Fullerton, Calif., will remain medicine at Creighton university, in Atchison, Kans. — Laurence Whitlock was baptized Awarded there for the holidays. He will re­ ------‘--■ Requiem High Mass was offered Omaha, Nebr., is home with his A Uappg Npm Sunday by the Rev. Paul Fife, Mrs. Anton Brockish of the Ani­ turn after New Year’s day to spend Trwml O W I Ptm , mother, Mrs. Helen Harrington, by Father Edward on Friday, Dec. O.S.B. The sponsors were Frank mas valley received the beautiful the remainder of the winter with for the holiday season. 20, at 8 for Edward McMonagle, Sollee and Mrs. Andie Sollee. quilt which the children awarded his aunt, Mrs. E. P. Boyer. Before who died at a local hospital on at their Christmas party. Robert Hall, sophomore in the To all our members and friends, we wish a Happy A boy was born to Mr. and returning, he will go to Pasadena BURLINGTON Thursday. He was a former resi­ Miss Louise Richardson of Den­ Colorado university school of New Year. We unite our prayers with those of the mis­ Mrs. Fred Coleman, Jr., Dec. 19. to see the Rose Bowl game. TRAVEL BUREAU dent of Lafayette. Burial was ver came Monday to spend Christ­ medicine, is home for the holidays sionaries begging God to grant you and your family every Mrs. Gertrude Powers is spend­ Mrs. Earl Stevens of McCook, made in Columbia cemetery. mas with her mother, Mrs. J. R. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Nebr., is visiting with her mother, blessing during the coming year. ing the holidays with her sons, R. Hall, 850 Hill. 17th Fhana Men of the parish are urged to Richardson. Mrs. Mary McIntyre, and h y and Builington; Kaystana Thomas and James Powers, in Thomas Hunt and daughter, Mrs. Preston Walker was hostess make their plans for attending the Cheyenne, Wyo. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Che Route I 113S day of recollection to be held at Florence, left for California to to members of the Lambda Alpha Mrs. George Barney. ; OUR FIRST APPEAL Regis college, Denver, Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Sutherland Mend Christmas ■with relatives. Lambda sorority at a tea at her Convalescing after three weeks’ STATUE OF OUR LADY left Friday, Dec. 20, to spend the 1 J We end the old year and begin We suggest that you start the Dec. 29. Florence will return tJie first of home Sunday afternoon followng illness is Miss Stella McGuire. :, the new by making an appeal for holidays with relatives in Middle- the year but Mr. Hunt will remain the candlelight musicale. Holiday House guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. New Year by making a gift to the port, N. Y. • ' I the young men in our seminaries. missions in honor of Our Lady. Fif­ for some months. motifs and decorations lent a fes­ J. Hesse are their son-in-law and Boys and Young Men JI One day these students will be teen dollars will purchase a large Emil Hager is very ill at his Herman Ferdinando, son of Os­ tive note. Mrs. Frank Prinster, Jr., daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin : i missionaries in the Near East. We Fraternity Fetes home at 1607 E. 4th street. car Ferdinando of the Florida and Miss Viola Jones poured from Ertel of Cheyenne. Wyo. orithlnt to b* Priests *r Brotban la statue of Our Lady for a mission th* Ordtr *1 Ct. Casilllat mar writ* • I must prepare for the future. These chapel. The ushers for the Christmas mesa, is spending a ten-day leave a table centered with a large crys­ For New Years, Mr. and Mrs. to the Bst. Fathsr Sapsrior, 8L j I young men must replace those who Midnight Mass were Robert Chap­ from the navy at home. He is sta­ tal bowl of red carnations and sil­ Arnold Shupe are planning to visit j [ are now in the field. Pueblo Orphans man, Thomas Murphy, Leo Rein­ tioned at the navy base in San ver fern, flanked by red lighted relatives in Schuyler, Nebr. Camillas HonasUrr. K U Ba. tith SUPPORT A MISSIONARY Diego. tapers. Assisting the hostess were I t - Ullwaokaa. Wise. After finishing high school and Five dollars will support a mis­ ert, and Oscar Griswald. • ■ at least two years of college, the Sewing Club Ha* Party Mrs. Ann Hickman and Mrs. Wal­ Pueblo Girls to Sing sionary for one week. It will h«lp Pueblo.— The annual Christmas Return for Holiday* ter Walker, ■ student is admitted to the Major The sewing club, of which Mrs. WOULD YOU LIKE FO BECOME him to do the ordinary work party given for the children of Kenneth Murphy returned from Carols for Patients ^! Seminary. After six years, he is around a mission. P. V. Sheridan is president, enter­ A U Y BROTHER? Sacred Heart orphanage- by the Boulder to spend the holidays with ,* ordained a priest. tained at a Christmas party at the Would TOO Ilk* to contaerato yoonall Chi Alpha Sigma fraternity was his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pueblo.—Children patients at St. to Ood at a Lo t Brother, devotins roar • It costs one hundred dollars a home of Mrs. Isador 'Tausch Tues­ ; year for each student. He remains FOR THE NEEDIEST a big success. Two weeks before, Murphy. Couples Motor to Mary’s hospital will be serenaded lit* to prayer end work in th* peace and the members had obtained a list day evening. Gifts were distrib­ by carols sung by the Amicae Girl eolet of th* HooaateryT • m the seminary six years. There- We all know the many expenses Jack Clark, home from the Holy uted by Santa Claus. Games were U TOO koon a trad*, plae* tt In th* with the name and age of each Reserve club Monday, Dec. 30. The •ervle* of God I If ron ai* not *kill*d la I fore, we need six hundred dollars that must be met in running a Cross Abbey school in Canon City, played, after which refreshments house or an apartment The same child. This list was checked, and Madrid Pageant Girl Reserve club will meet at the a trade, w* shall b* clad to toaeh yon ea*. ' to provide for the course in the is spending the vacation with his were served to 15 guests. Ws oa*d typists, cardtssrs. Uilors, ea^ thing is true only in a larger way a toy suited to each individual was Young Women’s Christian associa­ . seminary. Can you help? Remem- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Howard Buchanan is home from pentors, (hoenakars, fanners, aaerlataaa. in running a church or a chapel. purchased and gift-wrapped. tion building at 6 p. m. to start for etc.—No eapenss inTolved.—Writ* fer • her every single dollar means Charles Herder, Jr., who is at­ Regis college to spend the holidays Canon City.— Mr. and Mrs. Vin­ There is always something to be As in every year for the past the hospital. ear booklet. "The SilTatoriaa Brother.' I something. Ten dollars will sup- tending Regis college, and Harold with his parents. cent Denahue and Dr. and Mrs. The Beeerend Father Proriacial, done. Some repairs to make, some decade, the party was planned by Following the carol prog;ram, the ; port a student for a month. One Herder of Colorado university are Miss Matpio O’Connell is spend­ E. J. Burke left Canon City Tues­ Society of tha Dlrin* Sariet, SalTatorisa bills to pay. Send us a gift, and Dr. G. L. Watkins, who this year club members will return to the Y. Seminary 8L Naslsaa, WiSi ‘ hundred dollars will take care of spending the holidays with their ing her Christmas vacation with day, Dec. 24, for Madrid, N. Mex., tell us to use it where it is needed was aided by Mrs. W. E. Douglass W. C. A. for a pot-luck supper, a ■ him for a year— six hundred dol- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles her sister, Mrs. Ed MacAllester, in to witness the annual Christmas I lars will see him through. most. It will help some missionary. of the Sacred Heart Aid society. program, and an exchange of g;ifts. Herder, Sr. Rodondo Beach, Calif. pageant held there. A Christmas tree will be trimmed Patronize These Firms.. They -I We ask you to help us. Share Previous to the party at the or­ Mr. and Mrs. John Kastl of Den­ for a needy family the club has Are C o-O perating With Yonr • with the Church the honor of pre- CHAPEL FURNISHINGS phanage, the children were taken ver spent Sunday with the Hein Is Granted Leave of Absence adopted. Paper. ,. paring young men for the priest- After a chapel is built, it must on a tour of the city and enter­ and Esser families. They returned . nood. Your student will return one be furnished. Until it is furnished tained in various homes. The gifts home Sunday evening, Dec. 22. • day to say Mass for his own people, with the essentials, it cannot be were distributed at the home on RECTOR OF ABBEY TO PURSUE They brought as holiday visitors ' ' to preach to them in their own lan- opened. Every chapel must have; Christmas eve by Santa Claus. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard De Cook Patronize These r . I guage. Please help him I An Altar Those who helped in making this and Mr. and Mrs. William Hein A Chalice year’s par^ a success were Mr. ADVANCED STUDIES AT C. U. and son, Michael. Mrs. DeCook i I GREGORIAN MASSES A Missal and Mrs. Platt Rogers, Mr. and WM formerly Miss Catherine ij We invite you to read our pam- Altar Cloths Mrs. Andrew McGovern, Mr. and Esser, daughter of William Esser. i ) phlet on Gregorian Masses. It ex- A Ciborium Mri. William Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. ties. While attending the Univer­ William Hein and family are COLORADO Canon City. — (Abbey School) ■; I plains the old custom of offering Candles J. S. FitzRoy, Mr. and Mrs. Grover guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hein. i — The Rev. Augustine La Marche, sity of C o lo ra d o , Father La I j a Mass every day for 3C days for Crucifix and Candlesticks Buckley, Bill Korber, Miss Leone Marche will also act as assistant Dave Murphy, who is employed j [ one who is deceased. Write for a O.S.B., for the past three years You can give all these to one Herder, Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Dooner, pastor at Sacred Heart parish, by an oil company in Denver, and II copy. It is free. chapel for one hundred and ten Joim Welch, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. rector of the Abbey school, has Boulder. his sister. Miss Josephine Murphy, Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Aber- SPRINCS I dollars. been granted a leave of absence Father Glentzer, who will act as who is a nurse in Denver, spent FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson, rector for the coming semester, the weekend visiting with their Dr. and Mrs. John Sabo, Cecilia for the coming semester to con­ Merchants ... They are aiding YOUR :|i ' Every year the missionaries of- THE LITTLE ONES was ordained in 1935, and is a can­ mother, Mrs. Mary Murphy. . fer fifteen thousand Masses for Mraz, George McCarthy, Mr. and tinue hii advanced studies in Eng­ During the Christmas season, didate for an M.S. degree at the Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bower enter­ our members. These Masses are Mrs. Anthony Verlengia, Mr. and lish at the University of Colorado. University of Colorado in chemis­ Catholic press our minds are turned to Christ the Mrs. Jack Harris, Dr. and Mrs. H. The Rev. Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., tained at a Christmas dinner in p for the living and the deceased. try. He is a native of Pueblo, and their home. Guests were Mr. and " Why not enroll your family? You Divine Infant. In His name, we J. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. professor of chemistry, will act as ask you to think of the little ones has been senior prefect at Ulla- Mrs. W. E. Hawkins and Mr. and i and all the members will share in Buchannan, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd rector until Father La Marche’s thome hall throughout the first in our mission centers. Help us.to Alden, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vertal, return in September. Mrs. Harlan Hawkins of Florence, J these Masses. give these children a Catholic edu­ semester. Mrs. Margaret Bower, Jay Gor­ FOOTWEAR ECONOMY MARKET I By family, we mean— yourself, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert, Mr. Following his ordination to the Benedictine Fathers of the Ab­ cation. Send us five dollars. This don, and Larry Bower. BEST IN QUALITY. NEWEST IN A PULL LINE OP I your parents, brothers and sisters and Mrs. Van Douglass, Mr. and priesthood in 1983, Father La bey assisting at various parishes STYLE will take care of one child for six Mrs. D. S. Whelan, Mr. and Mrs. Marche spent a year at S t Bene­ Mrs. Helen Salyer of Denver • — or— yourself, your husband or months in a mission day school. over the holidays are as follows: 4> Year* in tha Fikea Psak Katisa Groceries & Meats wife and children. The deceased C. M. Albo, Dr. and Mrs. Watkins, dict’s college, Atchison, Kans.; The Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., St. spent a few days here visiting her are included in both groups. The and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Douglass. he was graduated with a B.A. de­ Mary’s, Pueblo; the Rev. Francis mother, Mrs. Margaret Bower, and THEVORHESSHOECO. Cempleto Stock of ImporUd Goods offering for family membership is ALL WE ASK Frateraity Elects Officers gree in English. He then spent the Homung, O.S.B., Tulsa, Okla.; the other relatives. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. Pbenas Ut7-6I tU la. Ttlsa five dollars a" year— one hundred All we ask from our members is The fraternity held its annual next three years teaching at Bene­ Rev. Fabian Held, O.S.B., Rocky Joseph Murphy is home from ' dollars for family perpetual mem­ one dollar a year. There are no election of officers at a meeting dictine high school, Cleveland, 0., Ford; the Rev. Regis Barrett, Golden, where he is a student at bership. other appeals. Why enroll? Wednesday, Dec. 11. George F. and returned to become rector of O.S.B., Montrose; the Rev. Augus­ the Colorado school of mines. CLARK’S McCarthy was named president, the Abbey in the fall of 1938. tine La Marche, O.S.B., Rockvale; Miss Janet Sterling, student at OSGOOD’S Tom Darcey, •vice president; John Under him, the Abbey has at­ the Rev. Lawrence Lutz, O.S.B., Colorado college, is spending the Service Station New Location 230 N. Tejon St. Send all communieatiena to Fairecy, eecretary, and Eymard tained the highest enrollment in its Las Animas; the Rev. Harold Christmas holidays at her home. tTlI W Celartd# Ar#. Ph#n# 4S6I history, and has progressed tre­ Miss Kathryn Ann Stockton, Beautiful Sacred Pictures by Glentzer, treasurer. On Sunday Glentzer, O.S.B., Salida; the Rev. Delco^atlerles - Gates Tires* ii CathoHc ^ear Bast U)elfarc Association evening, Dec. 16, the annual din­ mendously both in the raising of Jerome Healy, O.S.B., Westcliffe, freshman student at the university C. BOSSERON CHAMBERS ner ball wae held at tha Whitman scholastic standards and in ex- and the Rev. Leo Rechsteiner, in Boulder, is enjoying a few COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO at $1.00 to $25.00 I lS80 Lexington Ave. at 46th 8t New York, N. Y. hotel ptinding extra-curricular activi­ O.S.B., Canon City. weeks’ vacation here.

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The Say Happy New Year Now With Variety in Shapes and Fabrics styles pictured below are popular favor­ Lillian ites at this time of year, and at least one should strike the fancy of most younger women. The very Hits and Bits much off-the-face chapeau (lower left) is named the “Piaarro” and gets its title from the helmet worn BREIVIVAIV in the day of thM famous Spanish .explorer. It is chartreuse chiffon woolen and has a shovel brim and Pikes Peak Gold Cake _’it is wearing a high-crowned black felt with narrow rolled TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY Rich cookies break easily if they brim. Sweeping quills provide a dashing trim. It is designed especially for short girls who want to look TO INVITE HER MANY 2 cups PIKES PEAK CAKE FLOUR are allowed to cool on the baking taller. Reminiscent of grandmother’s day it the off-the-face black felt bonnet (upper right), which has FRIENDS pans. As soon as they are baked bow that ties under the chin. The nearly-hidden model at the upper left hat a down-over-one-eye hat to attend DUPLBR’S F v Sal*, 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 cup milk (scant) they should be removed with a of gold felt, which has black coque feathers tipped with gold. and taka advantasa a l tha ra> H cup butler (I cube) j „„ broad-bladed knife or a spatula. Barkabla valuta roo'U find art of­ 1 cup granulated sugar ^ Allow them to cool on a cake rack fered I Mill Brennan will bt happy 3 egg yolks V% teaspoon salt or waxed paper and then carefully to give you her p^reonaJ at­ store them in a cooky jar. tention . . . to soldo ram Sift flour once, then measure. Add the baking powder to the Available in the stores today are to a happy ehoiee . . . flour and sift three times. Cream the butter. Add the sugar over 360 varieties and styles of to help yog In your aetreh for tho gradually and cream until light and fluffy. Add the salt and canned foods, including fruits, vegetables, meats, poultry, fish, RIGHT fur vanilla. Beat the egg yolks light and yellow colored and fold milk, and juices. coat I into the creamed mixture. Add the flour and milk alter­ Add diced celery to your next nately and mix in until the batter is very smooth. Bake in dish of macaroni and cheese. One- two 9|inch layfr cake pans for approximately 26 minutes at third cup of celery will be enough 875'F. for three cups of macaroni and cheese. It’s coming soon! Pikes Peak Cake Flonr in a bright, Liquid measures: Two gills equal new package. Watch for it at your grocers. one cup; two cups equal one pint; two pints equal one quart; four quarts equal one gallon. THE COLORADO MILLING & ELEVATOR CO. Always wipe off the clothes line with a damp cloth before hanging The Hungarian Flonr Mills - The Eagle Flour Mills ur> the laundry. This prevents dirt from staining the clothes. Repair sagging seats in furni­ ture at once. Tightening the web­ for bing may be all that is necessary to Yours to Enjoy avoid a big repair bill. Per added pleasure, entertain at the EXCLUSIVE Save the orange skins. Remove Coamopolitan — PIONEER DINING all the pulp with a spoon, wash the ROOM . . . yel skin shells, and notch the edges COFFEE INEXPE NSIVE with scissors. Wrap them in waxed SHOPPE , . . paper and store them in a cool BAMBOO FU R ROOM. Ree- place. They make excellent hold­ CREATIONS ers for fruit cocktail, salad, ommend t h e cranberry dessert. Oesmopolitan to out-of-town A roast covered during cooking is friends. no roast at all. It is a pot roast. For a true roast of beef, veal, pork, Cosmopolitan Hotel or lamb, leave the roaster cover on BRADBURT B. MORSE, Guu U tr. the pantry shelf. “ NTY REVERIE’’ 1528 Chilling whipping cream We find real ■atiefaetion in rcflectinjr on E COLFAX AVE thoroughly and having the bowl the happineei we've brought to our eui* and beater cold will make your tomera. It hasn’t been fleeting happiness, ATTENTION NEAR HUMBOLDT ST. either, for the quality of our work is al« cream more likely to whip. ways insurance of lasting satisfaction. Too much water makes pie crust You’ll like our service and our prices. tough and also makes it hard to roll SHIRTS A new low out. Add about a teaspoonful of EGOHOMY FAMILY FIHISH mlniman Professionally 8 water at a time and use as little Finished flour as possible on rolling pin and A new deluxe eervice. The bundle charged at 7e per lb. and 20c per lb. for board. wearing apparel. This includes the no extra charge for ironing handkerchiefs or hand finishing of shirts. With Family Bundle G-O-A-L To cook lamb roasts more quick­ ly, do not remove the "fell” (the Crescent Laundry, Inc. Phone For Domestic Use— S5.25 Up paper-like skin). All Grades of Stoker Coal When planning your meals aim KE. 2315 W . 29th Ave. GLendale. 4707 Furnae* CIcaninff and Repiiiinv for a balance in soft and solid INDRY 1228 strong and mild flavored, and a va 2412 Curtis OWEBi COAL CO. riety of colors as well as nutriment » 1 W. Baregu 8P. 443S values. A (tPod way to serve your cran­ ST. VINCENT’S RECTORY WILL berry sauce is to place it in halves Bishop Presides ARGONAUT HOTEL of spiced apricots and pass it on a tray garnished with greenery. BE BENEFICIARY OF SHOWER Where Denver’a Society Entertaina for Luneheont and Dintiara Bread and cooky jars need care­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. A.FEWAY ful cleaning, much airing, and (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) high score and Mrs. Wolz was At Center Party d a n c e s a n d DINNERS PHONE MAIN 3101 thorough drying before filling. The The Altar and Rosary society awarded the traveling prize. The keeping qualities and flavors of the will meet Friday, Jan. 3 ,-in the next meeting will be at Mrs. Wm. Beantifnl Ballroemt Private Dining Roema bread or cookies depend largely on new rectory. The society is spon­ Nieters’ homft'’ 1030 S. Franklin A mammoth Christmas party, the care you give the container. soring a fruit and pantry shower street. under the direction of the Most for the rectory on that day. Mrs. T. lit Hallinan entertained To keep candles firm in candle­ Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, was Happy I\ew Year sticks, melt paraffin, pour it into St. Mary’s circle met at the St. Francis’ circle Dec. 18 at a the sockets, and while it is still hot home of Mrs. F. J. Lohem, 665 S. Christmas party. After a luncheon, given for more than 350 young­ set the candles in. Gilpin street. Mrs. A. Baron won fifts were exchanged. Mrs. B. sters at the Little Flower Social For cooking the less expensive hay and Mrs. Shanahan won the center. Refreshments and pres­ The Oenver’s To All Our Customers! cuts of meat, long, slow cookin Italian Port Featured prizes. Mrs. V. Moore and Fred ents were supplied by the Denver a low heat is the general rule. Add In News Was Home of Harrison were guests. The next deanery. Those who attended the your own brand of ingenuity, a meeting will be held at Mrs. Frank party are members of the various Russia’s Patron Saint Muto’s home, 834 S. Columbine organized clubs of the center. We wish you all a most happy and prosper­ touch of garnish, and you have a After-Christmas main dish that will be tops with the Washinrton.— The Adriatic port street; Jan. 8. Santa discarded his reindeer and ous 1941. And, to you all, we repeat our family. of Bari, Italy, now prcfminent in Mrs. Earl Hahn entertained the sled for the faster fire department Little Flower circle last week. Add a dash of cinnamon and a war news, is famous because it was truck, in which he visited the Vail continuance of the Safeway Guarantee for the home of St. Nicholas of Bari, Mrs. Geo. Bader also entertained Community center, St. Anthony's little brown sugar to the whipped the circle at an evening party cream topping of your pumpkin patron saint of RussiS, the Na­ Neighborhood house, and the Little the year to come: tional Geographic society notes in Dec. 15. Flower center. pie. Another good topping is made Barbara Jean Ter Har has been CLEARANCE with half a cup of white cream a news bulletin. For many years After the party, Miss M. E. Bari has been the scene of pilgrim­ removed to her home from the Safeway Foods are Guaranteed Foods. cheese and two cups of whipped hospital and is much improved. Dougherty, director of the center, cream. ages from Albania and from more gave a party for all members of Save 5 0 % and more on Women’s, Girls’, Boys’ Apparel! E. E. Pavella is in Fitzsimons Every item you purchase must please you, distant Russia.! the center’s staff. Michigan sand­ Charge Purchases Made Not Billed Till Feb. 1st! If rubber gloves are sprinkled ho^ital. or your money will be cheerfully refunded. on the inside with cornstarch or ------Felix Pogliano, Jr., and Jack wiches, candy, fruit, and presents were given to all staff members. powder they will slip on more 5 Teachers Accused as Ryan are spending the holidays This guarantee applies on groceries, on easily. with their parents. Both boys at­ La Sociedad Mutualista, an or­ Add lemon Juice to peeled Reds Cited on Contempt ganization of fathers and mothers, Fam ed % orsets 1 / fresh fruits and vegetables, and on meats. tend Notre Dame U. peaches, bananas, or other fruits Brooklyn, N. Y.—Their refusal Bill Mahoney, Dick Shay, and also gave a Christmas party for which are apt to turn brown bc- This is THE corset clearance of Make Safeway Stores your food headquar­ to testify before bearings of the Bill Neilson, who attend Abbey all the neighborhood children. the entire year! Corselettes, girdles OFF ,fore they are mixed into fruit legislative committee investigating school in Canon City, are home for Those who served as hostesses Vs salad. and brassieres .... salesmen’s ters—you can’t miss when you buy Safe­ New York city’s educational sys­ the holidays. were Mrs. Herminia Lopez and samples plus reductions from stock. A tremendous selection Keep eggs in a cool place. Heat, tem has resulted in contempt ac­ Mrs. Mary Puga. way Foods! Miss Anita Fischer is spending . . . mostly one of a kind, but all sizes. as well as age, makes eggs deterio­ tion against f^ve members of the the holidays with her parents. rate. Brooklyn college faculty, previous­ Wedding Dinner Planned CORSET DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR If celery has become wilted it ly described as members of the A wedding dinner in honor of can be freshened by placing the en­ Communist unit at the college. The Lowen-Stokes Wedding Rose Miller and Henry Heiden- tire stalk in ice water for an hour five are among 25 teacher.s who re­ Is at Cathedral Jan. 14 reich will be given at the Little or so. If possible, celery that shows fused to testify before the one-man Flower center; more than 100 BOYS’ W EAR REBlJCED signs of wilting should be kept in hearings, according to Paul Win- guests are expected to attend. The Charles Lowen, son of Dr. and ice water overnight. dels, committee counsel. wedding will take place at Annun­ Regular 19.98 four-piece Cadet suits . . . coat, vest, C 1 C Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 Mrs. Charles J. Lowen of the ciation church Sunday, Dec. 29. Cover chilled diced fruits or ber­ Cathedral parish, will be married 2 pair long trousers; fall shades. Sizes 12 to 17 ^ I O ries with strained honey and serve Among Carolina to Miss Muriel Stokes', daughter of Mary Archuleta, 16, and Flor­ Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist as appetizer or dessert. Add a few Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, at the ence Archuleta, 14, received their drops of lemon juice, too, for im­ Colored Converts Cathedral Jan. 14 at 4:30 p. m. First Holy Communion at Sacred 2.98-4.98 Sweaters Reduced V i Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets proved flavor. The Rev. Richard Duffy of Colo­ Heart church. Both girls had at­ Never let baked custard, custard rado Springs, brother of Mrs. tended catechism classes since Sep­ BOYS’ SHOP—SECOND FLOOR pies, or puddings stand in a warm Lowen, will officiate at the cere­ tember. The Young Ladies’ sodal­ room after they have cooled. Store mony, assisted by the Rev. Dr. ity received Holy Communion with them in a cold place. As soon as Thomas Doran. the two sisters. pumpkin pies are cool, place them Children of the center are offer M en’s Fam ous §uits. Coats BUNDY ,;“.U O A L in a cold place, too. Preparations for Day of ifig prayers for the speedy recov Lemons soaked 10 minutes in ery of the pastor of Sacred Heart $25-$30 Suits, Coats...... $19 RETAIL COAL MAin 1201 12tl WALNUT warm water will yield more juice Recollection Completed Loyola parish. Father Edward J ...... $24 than unsoaked lemons. Morgan, S.J., who is ill at St. An $35 Middishade Suits ...... thony’s hospital. $40 Kuppenheimers, Discontinued...... $32/ PRODUCERS CREAMERY PRODUCTS MEAN Final preparations have- been i made for the day of recol- The Little Flower center ex­ QUALITY PRODUCTS AT REASONABLE PRICES $45 Kuppenheimers, Discontinued...... $36 j lection to be sponsored by the presses thanks to the Denver Cath­ MEN’S SHOP—STREET FLOOR I Regis Laymen's Retreat associa­ olic Register for its co-operation Ice Cream tion Deo. 29 at Regis college during the past year, and to the for both members of the organiza­ Denver deanery, the Community tion and non-members. The serv' Chest, and many Other friends. DEHVER DEB AHD GIRLS’ SHDP Milk - Cream ices will open at a Mass in the college chapel at 8:30, and the R e,. 3.18 to 7.98 drtaMi in broken iln a Butter 933 Bannock St. five talks of the day will be de­ Library 1$ Providing of crepe., JO-18, 9-15 ...... 2.99) 3.99, $5 KEysinne 3297, Denver, (kilo. livered by the Rev. Dr. Joseph P, 6.50 Corduroy., WooU, Donnelly, S.J., head of the Regis Papers for Paiionis 0-15, 10-10 ______!______...... $5 history department The sessions j4U Girlt’ Winter Coats Reduced! will end at 5 p. m. All men of GIRLS’ SHOP—SECOND FLOOR the city are invited. The Denver Catholic Library as­ b i g m iom eivts Her New Year’s Eve­ sociation, which conducts the read­ ing room at 625 19th street, is Remember the New Year’s Eve party ning will get off to the Guadalupe Feast Day where you and Bill won ths walU con- supplying large numbers of Cath­ test? You’d dseidsd not to an. because right start if you send Brings Fireworks, Burns olic magazines for distribution at 179.95 Sable-Blended Muskrat Goals the party maant a new lofmal. But you her one of our exquis­ Denver General hospital by mem­ compromised, and sent your old formal Wait till you try on one of these coats! to us After we’d aiven It the maaie Mexico City.— The Feast of the bers of the Legiori of Mary. Any­ touches of our expert eleanina and ite corsages. Lovely Virgin of Guadalupe, inspiration one who is interested in helping Wait till you see the soft, full-furred preasina service, It was beautiful, fresh blooms artistic­ for the moat famous of all Mexi­ to provide Catholic reading ma­ pelts. Then you’ll know what a value wasn’t it? If other aarments need Typical of the mission stations terial for patients at the hospital this is! 14 to 20. Buy on terms. rejuvenation. ally arranged. Call can fiestas, is always marked by M 59 in charge of various religious or­ is asked to leave religious maga­ JUST fireworks and explosive celebra­ FUR SALON—SECOND FLOOR ders among the Colored people of tions. This year a Mexican pur­ zines or newspapers at the library. CALL K E .8 3 4 I THE BRIGHT SPGT the South is Mother of Mercy mis­ chased some torpedoes from one sion in Washington, N. Car. In of the peddlers whoso stalls sur­ Flower Shop spite of lack of funds and cramped round the Cathedral and the first GHE8KER GABS AlfAPAHOE^^I i CLEANERS facilities, a grammar and high proved to be duds. Angered, he ED DUNDON. Mer. 5th Ave. and Joiephina school for Negroes is conducted threw the others into the peddler’s NEW LOW ZONED RATES there under the direction of the No L a w n Ritn In Otnrer AARON LUTZ basket. They exploded. And so w 2162 Arapahoa St. Rev, Mark Moeslein, C.P. Pictured did the rest of the fireworks. The HAROLD LUTZ EMerson 2745 TAbor 2233 "W h tn Dmrmr Shops Ifith Con/idenco”— Phone KS. 2111 here are three of the first converts torpedo thrower and eight others ALSO DAILT SIGHT SEEING TOURS of the mission.— (Photo Features.) went to the hospital PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 28, 1940 Chinese Mission Makes 1 An All-American Eagle, Progress Under Strain The back for the undefeated, untied Boaton college eleven, will lead hi* i _ _ teammate* into the Sugar bowl Jan. 1 to meet the Tennessee Volun­ Peking, China. — (Lumen) — LITERARY teer*, who also have an unbetmirched record. O’Rourke, who was se­ Since the Ichowfu mission was ele­ lected on many all-American teams, turned in brilliant performances vated to the status of a vicariate, PAGEANT behind the giant Eagle line this year and stamped himself as one of the situation has not permitted the the best football players ever developed on the Newton, Mass., campus, (B y P a d i, H . H a l l e t t ) mission work to be carried on V —m His greatest single game was against the Georgetown Hoyas, whom he peacdully. In spite of the diffi­ i sent down to defeat practically single-handed.— (Wide World.) culties, however, the mission has, “ Catholic -writing has seldom peside the Ordinary, a staff of 30 been at so low an ebb,” we learn priests. In Ichowfu, where more from Dr. George Shuster, writing Remember the . than four years ago there were in the American Scholar. When was only 60 or 70 Christians, there are it at a higher ebb in America, Dr. ^ow 600.______' Shuster? Dr. Shuster does not tell us, and so we may remain in the abundantly supported conviction Church in that Catholic letters in this coun­ try have never reached a higher RRV'S CAFE plateau than the present. 1518 Calif. St. Shuster’s petulant remark, how­ ever, is characteristic of much careless criticism of our Catholic Special New Year literature. Most of it is third rate, we are told. Yes, and most of any literature in any age is third rate; DINNER the illusion we get to the contrary is due either to povelty, as in the ROAST TURKEY modern exploitation of unconven­ YOUR WILL SAVORY DRESSING tionality, or, in the case of our CRANBERRY SAUCE. fathers, to the fact that age has lent charm or. only the classics ordinarily reacn the reader. Too much in Catholic literature is pietistic, runs another complaint. But ever since St. Jerome gave us Abbey Bears Topple 1940 that charming little bit about the Hermit Paul and the Centaur, the REMEMBER THE moralist has stood large in popular Catholic writing. Chaucer soaked State Prep Titlists, 27-24 himself in the medieval literature of edification, and to that fact we P O O R MISSIONS owe the most beautiful of his Can. Canon City.— (Abbey School) bucket, but Berberich sank a side terbury Tales. Incidentally, read — Abbey’s fast-moving Bruin bas- shot to tie up the count. Pueblo Professor J. L. Lowes’ studies, if keteers ended their pre-Christmas then forged ahead by one point, you think the Father of English schedule in a blaze of glory Sat­ which was tied by Costigan’s free Poetry trained himself for that urday evening, Dec. 21, as they toss. Mahoney tossed a ringer OF THE D10€E!§IE title by any rigoristic adherence to turned back the Pueblo Centennial and the Abbey boys went into a ROASTED AND DELIVERED the “ 100 best books.” The English Bulldogs, 1940 state champions, lead they never relinquished. FRESH DAILY “ penny dreadfuls” of the ’80s were 27-24, on the latter’s court. Showing flashes of mid-season of the sort intellectuals designate The game was just as close as form, the Bruins brought delight Value* unexcelled ta Quality Teat, as “ morally innoxious, culturally the score indicates. The Bulldogs to the hearts of their followers by Spice*, Extract*, Baking Powder deadening,” yet Chesterton was to took an early lead on Raymond’s turning back the big Bulldog quint say that they formed the pro­ and local followers expect this K E. 7181 foundly Catholic reading of his year’s aggregation to develop into youth. one of the strongest combinations THE Implicit in most criticisms of ever to sport the Abbey gold and SPICE modern Catholic literature is the silver. fallacy that deluded literary The Bruins were led by their

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Pierre Gautier, French are shown preparing At 86, Fr. O’Connor h Jovial Character These Nine Seniors of Su Mary^s Academy invitations fo r the A-B-C Doll Sho|j Organist, Dies in Ottawa holiday ball to be given by them on Dec. 28 at the Lakewood Country club. They are expecting 400 guests for the evening. The music will be furnished by Bill Petrin’s orchestra. Priest Has Spent 50 Years Cliristoias Music 2629 W. 32nd Ottawa. — Pierre Gautier, 77, UNUSUAL DOLLS French musician, died here at the home of his son, Charles Gautier, Within Radius of Two Miies Vill Be Repeated V liiton Wdeoma to Inipoet Oar Plant^ editor-in-chief of Li Droit, French Eh, 1927 GL. I language newspaper. Organist at ' Notre Dame de la Couture in Notre Dame, Ind.— (Special) — C.S.C., on the golden- anniversary '(St. Catherine’s I^riih) ■ Mans, France, he came here in Two hundred and fifty priests and of his ordination to the priesthood. The Christmas music will be 1120 and served as organist at Elk Coal Coi brothers of the Congregation of Father O’Connor, now 86, is still repeated at the 10:30 High ^ass the Basilica and later at St active as chaplain of St. Mary’s on Sunday, Dec. 29. M A .5 3 3 5 ? Charles’ church. An author of the Holy Cross assembled here to college near here. He has spent his The Newman club enjoyed its Large Lump _ .....^.....5.99 sacred music, he had coniposed honor the Rev. William R. Connor, entire religious life within two Large Egg ...... 5 .8 5 several Masses, one Christmas miles of Sacred Heart church on Christmas party on Monday night, Mass being rendered in many the University of Notre Dame Dec.- 23, in the Community hall. Gean Nut ...... 5 .O 0 Sodality School to Be All Other GrtdMH—Trtdlng Stamps t French-Canadian churches. campus, where he received Holy Meetings have been discontinued —„ ■ I Orders in 1890. Gonductedin Pittsburgh for the holidays and will resume on HAVE YOU For a quarter of a century be­ Monday evening, Jan. 13. The Typewriter Exchange,; MODERNIZED YOUR fore 1920, he was master of nov­ INC. I On Next August 4 to 9 ices in one of the seminaries of classes of instruction fpr the public INSURANCE? the order, and then for a time was grade school children will resume A (^ood Typewriter | St. Louis.— (Special)— For the superior of the community house on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 9. Means Better Grades :: ' Protect yourielf againti n*w SALES — SERVICE ; first time in its history, the Sum­ for older religious. For more than Patricia Jean, infant daughter hoMardt, a decade he has been in his present ..7 1 7 17 th St. mer School of Catholic Action post at S t Mary’s. of Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan, iWi4.3297 HORACE W. BENNETT was baptized last week. Sponsors conducted by the central office of He is regarded as one of the « & CO. the Sodality of Our Ladv will hold were Mr. and Mrs. E, C. Spam. See Vt for Your Typewriter Needs ' t it Tahsr BM(. Ph*s* TA. ISTt best informed anthorities on the a session in Pittsburgh, Pa., in the ritual of the Church, and his ad­ Three adults were baptized TYPEWRITERS FBANX ENGLAND, Jr.. Maaa«*c summer of 1941. The Pittsburgh just before Christmas. They are ADDING MACHINES israranr* Dtpwtatnl vice is frequently sought by clerics session will be conducted Aug. 4 in all parts of the country. As Mrs. Anthony Lombardi— spon­ SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED sors, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haskins; All Mskst and Pricca — Every One to 9. % master of ceremonies for the con­ Guaranteed — New and Uaed PortaUaa The Pittsburgh session will be gregation of which he is a member, Jack Hirsch— sponsor, Mrs. Mar­ J. S. STAHL & C O ., KEN LIQUORS followed by a similar school in he directed the religious exercises garet I. Davidson, and Jimmy Calloway— sponsor, Eugene A. Eatablishwl 188S < Csm tr ITth snt Wsltsn Boston Aug. 11 to 16, the first incident to the ordination of most til SeTintMnth 8t. HAla lOM FEATURING CHRISTIAN BROS. IGNORING OF GOD NULLIFIED there since 1938. * of the priests who took part in his Saindon. LOUIS SANTANGELO, Mgr. i WINES IS' 6 i n Bouquet Sent to Pontiff 50th jubilee. IT* Meet Any Price A spiritual bouquet of 804,921 A rotund, jovial person, he Frrt DrllTrrr SrrTles—Call KK. I l t l LABORS TOWARD END OF WAR Masses and 768,486 receptions of shows little evidence of his ad­ HOTEL O'NEILL Holy Communion was cabled to vancing years. He is an inveterate PRIVATE SHOWER BATH AND TOILET IN EVER,Y ROOM Pope Pius Christmas eve by the FREE DELIVERT KEYSTONE TIM Peace efforts of the past 20 walker, and almost daily makes at Bxttiuivtlr rctnodeled u d beaattfollr rtfumiihtd In 1989. Quiet location but mmn HELD mament? When the animals met sodalists of America as their an­ adjacent to the ibopping, buiinaai, and thaater eentara. years have failed because God and the lion looked the eagle in the least one round trip between St. Brooke Wines & nual gift. Mary’s and Notre Dame, two miles Ratal—81.TI 111x11. 81.50 doubla. Weekly ratal. Thomaa I,. 0.1^1111, Managei Liquors, Inc. religion have been left out of the eye and said: ‘ We must abolish The third annual national meet­ apart. 14TH AND STOUT ST. DENVER, COLO. KE. 1277 A Complata Lina o t reckoning, declared the Very Rev. talons.’ ing of diocesan parish union so­ One of the things that endears NEW lEIR'S EVE Robert M. Kelley, S.J., president dality directors will be held' here WINES — LIQUORS — BERRS “ The eagle looked squarely back Father Connor to both students Jan. 15 and 16. Wa Featnr. Chri.tlan Braa. WlnM of Regis college, in an address :ito the lion’s eyes and said: ‘We and fellow religious is his ability An amending clause in the pre­ S38 l.lth St. (Corner Welton) (Continued From Page One) broadcast ovsr station KLZ Mon­ must abolish claws.’ to remember faces. Rarely does he to so many families. The priest amble of the U. S. Constitution, fail to greet an old student or Mnrphj-Mahoney day, Dec. 23. As the nations are “ Then the bear said, ‘Let’s abol­ recojmizing national dependence associate by name, though fre­ calls at the house with an acolyte ish everything except universal tree DcIlTecr GLanJal. MIT made up of individuals, he pointed on God, was suggested in a talk quently many years have elapsed who carries a bag. In this bag the embraces’ I” priest has his stole and the altar out, they reflect the feelings of in­ before Webster college students since their last meeting. BERKELEY Peace I* Not Lott Cause by the Rev. Edward Dowling, S.J., breads that have been blessed dividual persons. The only agency The jubilee dinner was arranged of the Queen’s Work. Liquor Store (Armenians make a number of that has shown its competence to Not all the unrealistic propos­ by the Very Rev. Thomas A. WHISKEY - WINE - GIN AND als made at international confer­ The Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S.J., MIXERS - ICE COLD BEER wafers. Only one is consecrated curb the pride and (rt^ed of men Steiner, provincial of the Conwe- Chriitlan B n i. W in., at Mass; the rest are given to the and women is religion. Without ences were so deftly disposed of. national director of the sodality, gation-of the Holy Cross and Fa­ Most advocates of peace among tlth and T.nnraoa Danvir, Cala. people as a token. These are called religion there is no morality, and has been notified by Mrs. Edward ther Connor’s immediate superior. neshkhar and are not to be con­ without morality there is no last­ nations, 1 fear, have lost their en­ P. Mullin of Brooklyn, N. Y., that Among others attending were the USED CARS fused with mass, which is also ing, just peace. Father Kelley’s thusiasm and zeal for a cause that some of his pamphlets are being Very Rev. Albert Cousineau, su­ blessed and is distributed after talk follows in full: appears to be irrevocably lost. Per­ transcribed into Braille for the perior general of the congregation, Sales — Service HEADQUARTERS FOR CHRISTIAN GL. 4747 BROS. WINES Mass. Mass does not come in the sonally I do not think the cause of use of the Catholic blind. and the Very Rev. Hugh O’Don­ 2986 N. Speer It is curious and enlightening in international peace is a lost cause. form of neshkar, which is ex­ the lurid light of what is even now Sixty-one U. S: sodalists were nell, president of Notre Dame. The failure that admittedly has actly like the host). In addition the taking,place in Europe, in Asia, in affiliated with the Prima Primaria Gut Rale Liquor Go. been made is no reason why we priest has also a hand cross with Africa to recall the extraordinary at Rome in November, the cen­ Kat-A-Korner from Hontcom.ry Ward. should not study the reasons for a relic of a saint or of the true effort made throughout the world tral office here announces. NATIONAL MARKET that failure. Ma:^ I point out 482 So. Broadway PE. 8301 cross, and with a veil attached from 1918 to 1938 to establish a with others with more authority FAST FREE DELiyERY to the handle. The housewife world order of peace. The League PikeView Lignite $li.95 prepares a table for the priest’s than I what I believe is the funda­ CEO. A. PULLEN 1017 15th St. of Nations.The disarmament con­ mental reason why the peace ef­ ap Lump or Egg!— ...... visit. On this table are salt ferences, the Briand-Kellogg pact, forts of the past 20 years have so Phone TA. 4898 WE FEATURE CHRISTIAN BROS. and water. When the priest the Locarno treaty are some of ' Stove & Furnace % W PPIKEVIEW ^ V IE W RESCREENED y g W lW fl signally failed! Briefly it is be­ comes, he vests, and begins the concrete achievements that re­ NUT, Ton ...... cause God and religion have been C h o ic e the blessing of the house, its in­ joiced a world weary of war and Repair Company Pinnade, Chandler, Waige and Harris left out of the reckoning. In mak­ habitants, the salt, and the holy Manaficturen, Wheletila and Retifl in All Grades LIQUOR MART, Ltd. wholeheartedly hungry for peace ing this statement I am but echo­ Corn Fed water. He chants the Gospel of among nations. For the past two DUtrlbuton ef MHOHE 333 E. Colfax Ave. Christmas. Then the acolyte ing the constantly repeated words , Phone MAin 6181 (Naar tha Cathedral) years we have not talked much re­ of the four Popes who have ruled Stove and Furnace Repairt— Meats (sometimes there is more than garding our progress towards Steam and Hot Water Gratea KE. 6400 one) chants the proper canticle the Catholic Church for the past Denver’e Cleaneet Llr- PIKES PEAK FUEL CO peace. Water Fronts — Fireplace Gratea Only Bite. N e ■ 0 e t. No of Christmas: “Kkoroot Medz Yev 40 years. JO«W Z.MtllflCK ^ Cliaketi. I recall an anecdote read in a IJIt Lavreaca Street HAla ini New Yard— 7th St. at Curtis Skanteheli"—“ Mystery great and Leo XIII so spoke before the FREE DEUVERY | l.!l OR MORE _ Stoker Cealf Our Specialty - Oil Treated Upon Request - Frte From Iron wondrous. . . . The great Sov­ news magazine back in 1932. It TABOR i m DRNYKR, COIA) first World war. Benedict XV ut­ wHniMffliiHmM ereign is born.” After the services illustrates the hypocrisy too often tered the same sentiment before, they are given refreshments. Fol­ present in dealings between mod­ in, and after the previous SOI lowing a brief visit, they leave em nations. The scene is laid at World war. Pius XI emphatically >E Geneva in Switzerland. The occa­ Imports for the next house. repeated the same thought. The The people likewise visit one sion was the disarmament confer present Pope Pius XII has hew another. Guests are served li­ enee of 1932. The Rulsian repre stressing the same idea publicly queurs, Turkish coffee, cigarets, sentative, Maxim Litvinov, hac and privately since he took office Turkish candy called lokum or proposed that all nations disarm. less than two years ago. Putting in situ His proposal was voted down, 52 delights, candied fruits, rose pet­ aside o u r prejudices against to 2. The motion had left a bad als, orange peels,- and various Popes, against the Catholic taste in 'the mouths and minds of sherbets and aromatic sweet Church, and possibly against all the delegates. The suave and able iro tlje n drinks, some with cinnamon and religion, if perchance we have Listen to the Dime Man Daily 11:30 a. m. on KFEL Spanish chief delegate, Senor roasted almonds on top. No house such prejudices, we shall find it is too poor to have these, even Salvador de Madariaga, arose. He helpful and wholesome to ask our­ If we did but know how little Meet Me at WE HAVE began: “ May I tell a story of how SHIPPED PAS­ though the people have to save selves whether the exclusion of some enjoy of the grrest things the animals met to discuss disar CAL CELERY for them all year. God and religion accounts for the they possess, there would not DEWEY’S CAFE Sm CE 1921. Hitir tunny warmtii ^ These customs are carried on jn failure of the recent “ Peace cru­ be much envy in the world. Mr. aad Mrs. Dewty Ingram Our Rspntatlon— Ottawa Archbishop Asks Our GniranUa. and fuH-bodigtl Savor ^ America wherever there are Ar­ sade.” Hema Pablle Market— 14th A California menians. In the United States, Soldiers to Keep Faith Pride, Greed Chief War Causes Armenians in groups are to be LEWIS FISH SHOP Open 8 A. M. Till I P. M. Dispense CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Ottawa.— In a pastoral letter. I believe I can best present my found in California, Massachu­ Archbishop Alexander Vachon of Wiihee all a Happy and Protperoni New GOOD POOD — QUICK SERVICE WINES are made with point of view in this way: Aggres­ LOWEST PRICES Bros. setts, Detroit, New York, Pater­ Ottawa urged that all young men Year and far your New Year's celekra- son, N. J.; Philadelphia, Connec­ sor nations claim that they go to tlon the following I attentive care by the called u^ for military training con' war for economicj political, and so­ ticut, and Chicago. FANCY YOUNG GEESE______ft. » 7 c Brother! of the ChriiHon tinue faithful to their spiritual be cial reasons. This is in part true. Biihbp Holds Open-Houio liefs and practices. His Excellency In reality the more influential mo­ FANCY YOUNG DUCKS.... _J b .9 5 e H A P P Y School! comparing lover- On this day, if the city is an asked the clergy to "exhort them tives are pride and greed. The de­ FANCY YOUNG TURKEYS.'___ ft. 98 c FANCY CAPONS ...... ft. 88 c SPECIAL FED GEESE AND DUCKS obly with imported winot. Episcopal see, the Catholic Bishop [the trainees] to remain faithful sire to be numbered among the FANCY ROASTING CHtX______ft. 3 Sc N EW Y E A R FOR THE HOLIDAYS also holds open-house. Etiquette to their exercises of piety, their great nations of the world urges Yoeng Hens. Pnlleta, Ib...... 8 6 c !0 YEARS o r WINE MAKING demands non-Papal Bishops to call morning and evening prayers, FRESH BALTIMORE Roesting Springs, lb...... ROc them on. Great nations must have OYSTERS ...... *t. 30e EXPERIENCE on their Catholic brother, which their beads; to give their compan­ extensive possessions. They must Shell Oysters, Clams and Lobsters ions an example of good conduct, Large Roasting Springs, lb,..._...__3 5 c they do with great pomp and cere­ have wealth. They must have We ehip M t Treat to Any Part of the Cut Fryers, eqch...... S6c dignity, and spirit of faith; always mony. Even the Jewish grand prestige. Therefore, unjustly they U. 8. Buy Your Trent by the Pennd. Ducklings, I b ...... 2Be rabbis, the Mohammedan governor, to have the courage of their con­ deprive other nations of what is Thanks for Past and civic officials call to felicitate victions, to abstain from intoxi­ justly theirs. Then, too, they de­ TRY OUR PICKLB8 AND OLIVES Scientifically Raised snd Specisl the Bishop, They all partake of the cating drinks, even beer,” Patronage Fed Fryers and Rroilera sire to prove their superiority of Free Delivery delicacies and exchange the sea­ TA. 2734 Kavasses (bodyguards) with big race, of intelligence, of physical Chicken Liven and Gibiete, Squabs and 99> son’s greetings and fulsome com­ Guinea Chickens silver-topped canes. The Patri­ courage, of management. Thus pliments. The Catholic:Bishop re­ they strive for prestige and power, Beautiful Fresh Cut NO LEGHORNS GGHLE turns the calls on the official holy archs embrace each other. The Greek Patriarch and the rest of cruelly and selfishly disregarding Flowers HLEin’S FOOD STORES days of the others. This custom the inalienable rights and the in­ Again vre want to thank you for the officials also call. is carried on today with still more nate freedom of their fellowmen. Large Assortmeut of Potted your nice patronage and wish On Dec. .25, Julian calendar, pomp and ceremony in Jerusalem. Herein lies the essential need of TEN On Dec. 25, Gregorian calendar, the Armenian and Latin Patri­ Plants and Funeral Designs you all a happy and prosperous DHLICIOUS God and religion in any movement New Year. the Armenian Patriarch makes a archs call on the Greek Patriarch which makes for peace. After all, FLAVORS in the same manner. On Jan. 6, solemn, official call on the Latin nations are made up of nationals, DRY AND Patriarch. The Patriarch is ac­ the Greek and Latin Patriarchs ADDISON’S TEA & SWEET that is, of individuals with their We thank you for companied by his interpreter, his call on the Armenian Patriarch strengths and their weaknesses, COFFEE SHOP Vicar General and secretary, pre­ to felicitate him on the Armenian JERRY BREEN Christmas. with their virtues and their vices. your patronage in ceded by gorgeously uniformed If the,nation is characterized by greed and pride, it is certain that Florist the past and wish Happy New Year from Brother Leo to Lecture in Salt Lake Jan. 14 the nationals taken in the large DELIGHTFUL are greedy and proud. My argu­ I486 California MA. 1026 ment, then, for the place of reli­ you A Happy New HEALTHGIVINfi Memory of Thomas More gion in the life and the councils — STOP AT— GREEN TREE of the nations is this: The only Year. NOURISHMEHT one agency that has shown its competence to curb the pride and FRED’S Cannot Vanish From Earth greed of men and women through­ SHOE REPAIR IN out human history is religion. — BI-LOW MEAT MKT.— Without religion there is no guar­ BEST PRICES and K EY SHOP EVERY GLASS San Francisco.—“ Once in every Thomas More as "a man of con­ antee of morality— personal, na­ victions, who lived according to 500 years or so there comes a man tional, or international. Without Turkeys - • Chickens Jess’ Super Market Car Keys Also Made by and NOW from the cellars or a woman who is so_ neat—so the teachings of his Catholic faith. morality there is no lasting, no For the Holidays ef the Novitiate loyal to eternal principles— that He was an intelligent man, well just peace among men or among Code Numbers the world cannot afford to allow read, a leader of an intellectual nations. This is the meaning of Extra Dry California the memory thereof to vanish from group. And into that pproup he put the hymn sung by the angels on Champagne Only the earth. One such man was St. that hard-bitten quality of his to the night that Christ was bom at WEE SHOP BAKERY Thomas More.” Thus declared the bettehnent of all concerned. $3.23 Bottle Bethlehem. Sensational New Year Offers Brother Leo, F.S.C., distinguished “ When King Henry VIII called McCall’s Famous Meal Planner author and critic, in one of his on Thomas More for his definite “ Glory to God in the highest; FRUIT CAKES AT LOWEST PRICES opinion on the legality of Henry’s last lectures before retiring from And on earth peace All Pastries and Breads Reduced Sparkling Burgundy publi.: speaking. taking a second wife (Henry knew To men of good will. anyway, but wanted to hear from Free Weekly to Our Readers $3.2o BotUe Brother Leo, although he now HAPPY NEW YEAR some learned man what would be That is, if God be not glorified, has officially retired as a public pleasing to his ears), More told • thete is no peac^ on earth. My speaker, will give an address in him frankly that the Church would conviction is that, unless God is FREE W IRTH BULow Salt Lake City Jan. 14 under the not recognize such a marriage.. . . Sold tad Diitrlbatad ky given His rightful place among VOSS RROS. DEUVERV auspices of Bishop Duane G. Hunt. Immediately it was decided that men, there will be no permanent F O O D CENITER He was scheduled to speak in Salt More should hang, but out of re­ COLORADO peace among the nations. WHITE BUTTER PUMPKIN Lake last spring, but had to cancel spect the king said he should be ..50c 23c Gall Mixed Mixers, pt. bottles...... 6 for ALCOHOL CO. the talk on a doctor’s orders. b^eadedr . . . This was the death CAKES ...... PIES...... >••••»•• ewe oe . 6 6 a Speaking on “ St. Thomas More of one of two kinds of men. , . . 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION Quarts, 10^^ plus deposit TA. 6358 and the Modem Man” in the San CINNAMON ASSORTED K E. 9319 It was the death of a fool or it was Week of Dee. 29: Good 10c 18c And a Very Happy New Year Francisco War Memorial opera •the death of a saint— and Thomas Shepherd convent, Denver, BREAD...... per loaf COOKIES ...... 2 dos. house, Brother Leo described More was not » idol.” and Mercy hoapital, Denver.

i PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Dec. 26, 1940 h - ih HAPPY NEW YEAR Diocese Makes Great Gains on Aii Fronts in 1940 The appreciation of pleasant associations rekindles the warmth of friendships. To you whom we h«ve been privilege to serve end whose friendly support (Continued From Page One) had been active in the diocese a number of years. Other new Two more dioceses joined the during the past yekr has contributed to our welfare we extend cordial and pital, [Denver, and $16,000 in re­ since 1894 and was Vicar General pastors include: The Rev. Gregory Register System in 1940. The Ad­ appreciative ihanks. modeling was spent to convert the under Bishop Mats. Before his Smith, St. Francis de Sales’, Den­ vance of the Wichita diocese be­ MAY YOUR NEW YEAR BE former nurses’ quarters into pri­ death he was chaplain at Loretto ver; the Rev. John P. Moran, St. came the Advance Register. The HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS vate hospital rooms. A new ob­ Heights college and pastor at Fort John’s, Denver; the Rev. Leo J. Archdiocese of St. Louis edition stetrical and medical addition and Logan. B. W. SWIGERT, SR. H. W. SWIGERT. JR. HAROLD D. SANDERS Thome, St. Peter’s, Gunnison; the of the Register will begin publi­ COLDA LILLY JEAN SAGE BERT EVANS DAVE EVANS reconstruction work were com­ On Feb. 25, the Rev. Athanasius Rev. Barry Wogan, St. Joseph’s, cation in January. pleted at St. Joseph’s hospital, Hunfeld, O.F.M., 78, who had Golden; the Rev. William V. Pow­ Honor* Come to Bi*kop Vehr Denver, at a cost approximating spent the greater part of his re­ ers, St. James’, Denver; the Rev. New honors were given Bishop SWIGERT BROS. $175,000. ligious life in Denver, died. The J. Harold Gleason, administrator, Urban J. Vehr in 1940. He was Optometrists New Holy Ghoat Church Planned Rev. Julius M. Piccoli, O.S.M., St. Mary’s, Littleton; the Rev, Wil­ made a Knight Commander of the Better t'isinn Good Service It was announced that construe- J , ™ , liam Mulcahy, Fort Logan. Fa­ Holy Sepulchre by the Patriarch for Every Age at Right Prices tion will start after the New Year Carmel church and for 36 years ther Wogan was named chaplain of Jerusalem. He was also named a Colorado priest, died Nov. 12. of the new federal prison near 1550 California KEystone 7651 to complete Holy Ghost church, chaplain of the Denver chapter of Denver, which was begun in 1924 The Rev. Daniel Barrv, chaplain Morrison. The Rev. Elmer Kolka the Alumni association of the at St. Francis’ hospital, Colorado was appointed associate director H and which has since remained in­ Catholic university. fc! Springs, died Dec. 14. of Catholic Charities and chaplain complete as a basement church. The Very Rev. Monsignor John Gran’pa Drapk “C^ief Other well-known Coloradoans at St. Clara’s orphanage. The Rev. Start the New School Year Right The structure, when finished, will R. Mnlroy completed his year’s who died in the past year were Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., was named have a seating capacity of 1,000 term as president of the National Kokomo’§ Wonder Tonic” Sister Mary Jovita, 94, oldest by his superiors prior of Holy and will be one of the most beau­ Conference of Catholic Charities Portables $12.50 up member of the Loretto community Cross abbey, Canon City, to suc^ f This wonder remedy was said to cure everything from chllblaina to lum- tiful churches in the West. The and, at the request of Secretary in Colorado; Sister Agatha Frank, ceed the Rev. Raymond Laytonf mer complaint. Today, thanks to the advancement of medical icienco, donor of the building is Mrs. Helen of Labor Frances Perkins, joined All Makes Typewriter Service 85, who w a.s for 65 years a Bene­ O. S.B. fake nostrums no longer flood the market. In Gran'pa’a day. homo Bonfils Somnes, who is financing a national committee on child dictine nun; Edward C. Day, Sr., laundering waa said to be auperior. Today, with the modern laundry m i4«h et Barnes School Bldg. MAIN S4SS the structure as a memorial to her New clergy in the diocese in­ problems. veteran Denver newspaper man; offering the advantage* of marvelous equipment, scientific testing and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick clude the Rev. Earl W. Stinnett A Catholic, Harry A. Sullivan, Dr. Daniel G. Monaghan, noted skilled workers, "home washing” can't even approximate it in cleanli- G, Bonfils. of the Oklahoma City-Tulsa dio­ was elected commander of the Den­ Catholic physician and St. Vincent cese, chaplain at Fitzsimons hos- ness or care. And the modem laundry has a service and price for every Two Churches Constructed de Paul worker; William Higgins, ver Leyden - Chiles - Wickersham need. plta^; the Rev. Edward R. Mar­ post, American Legion. Two churches were construc,ted father of two priests and a nun GRANITE, MARBLE, BRONZE tin, AM lain at Lowry field; the School* Are Crowded in the diocese in the past year.. At stationed in Colorado; Michael F. Rev. L« k C Brown, S.J., Ph.D., STATUARY Durango, a beautiful edifice val­ Dacey, manager of the Denver The number of pupils in parish professor olkj®*’ ®*' economics at schools and private academies this ued at $80,000 wasyhuilt by the Rev. I.N.S. bureau, and Dr. George J. T H E CASCADE LAUNDRY LOWEST PRICED GRANITE UARKERS(UAnfVXtnB Regis college, and^he Rev. Joseph year increased from 12,877 to 13,- IN DENVER. •Anthony Sa^era, C.R., and'his Krakow of Denver. P. Donnelly, S.J., Ph.p., professor 012. Students were turned away 1947 MARKET STREET Two Phones—TAbor 8379 and TAbor 8370 COMPLETE______$22.50 Mexican parishioners at a cost of 6f history. The Rev>4jn David Teii Ordained from some pariah high schools be­ 1749 Tremont 8L — 426 E. 17th Ave. — 1102 Seventeenth Bt. only $20,000. The first Mass in the Maloney returned froni^^om e, cause they were filled to capacity. 1811 Tremont — 804 E. 13th Ave. new building was celebrated Christ­ For Diocese after seven years’ study. mas. The Mass on Dec. 22 was the Ten students were ordained The Rev. Henry Francis Ford, Bgrochial League 10% DISCOUNT ON CASH AND CARRY I first religious service held in the priests for the Diocese of Denver formerly *a CCC chaplain of the Has Best Year new St. Louis’ church in Louisville, in 1940 and‘five natives of Colo­ Denver diocese, was called to ac­ which cost $24,000. At Gold Hill, rado were ordained priests of re­ tive army duty at Ft. Snelling, The Denver Catholic High JACQUES BROTHERS the new Chapel of St. James was ligious orders. On May 18 Bishop Minn. School Athletic association, better dedicated July 7. Vehr ordained seven graduates of known as the Parochial league, SINCE 1902 At Gilcrest, a church was con­ St. Thomas’ seminary and two Many Anniversaries experienced the beet year finan­ Designers and Builders verted into a chapel for the Span­ Benedictines St. Anthony’s hospital and Annun­ Masses in their native parishes. the Parochial league baseball MORTUARY day. Dec. 21, folloivinK a Ion? illness. ciation parish, Denver. They are the Rev. John J. Kelley a Pontifical Mass May 29 in ob­ championship after a hectic cam­ Windsor-Meadow Gold Born in Italy, Mrs. De John .came to the Three statues are being installed and the Rev. George Spehar. The servance of the day. The occa­ paign. United States and to Denver 54 years sion was given state-wide recog­ 1449-31 Kr.laniath Sl sffo with lier hu.^band, the late Angelo at the Gallagher memorial in Mt. Rev. Richard C. Hiester, who was Regi* Take* Step Phone MAin 4006 De John. Requiem Mass is being offered Olivet cemetery, Denver, totaling ordained in 1937 and who had nition throu|;h the silver jubilee On Road Back Call MAin 5131 Friday at 10 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel $10,000 in value. Alreadyfein place also been studying in Rome until drive to raise a fund for the Still attempting to retrace its church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Church in Colorado. Testimonial Horan A Son service. are a gilded crucifix over the altar forced by the war to return, sang steps to its athletic glory of a ai)d a statue of the Assumption of his first Solemn Mass in America banquets in the Bishop’s honor decade ago, Regis college this year The Standard in Dairy Products EDWARD A. REAGON. 1556 S. Sher­ were given by both clergy and man. Husband of Mrs. Mary A. Reagun, the Blessed Virgin, which is the July 7 in the Cathedral. took the first step on the road for Forty Years Miles ft Dryer father* of Mrs. Marie . Fishencord and first bronze statue ever designed, Natives of Colorado ordained laity. At the June 12 banquet. back to wide recognition by play Bernard Reagon, both of Denver. Mr, sculptured, and cast in Denver. The this year in religious orders in­ Monsignor Hugh L. McMenamin, ing the toughest football schedule Reagon, 69, died Saturday, Dec. 21. in chairman of the drive, announced Printing Go. Mercy hospital. Born in Chicago, Mr. cemetery also purchased adjoining clude the Rev. Anthony Sierra, since the pig;skin sport was re­ Reagon came to Denver in 1907. He property valued at $20,000. S.F.; the Rev. Leo P. Wobido, that the campaign was sure of suc­ sumed in 1935. Although the ,Tas first employed as a miner near Den­ S.J.; the Rev. Paul C. Reinert, cess. Rangers finished the season with Wheel Ticket, for ver, and later was engaged in the cloth­ The Rt. Rev. Monsignor J. J, ing business. For the last eight years C.C.D. Congress S.J.; the Rev Daniel V. Campbell, four wins, four losses, and a tie, Baxaara ard CarniTala he had been employed by a local bakery. Studies Youth Problems S.J., and t h e Rev. Brendan Donnelly notpd the 50th anniver­ the big improvement in play over Imperial Coal Co. [Requiem Masa was offered Tuesday in St. Forsyth, O.S.B. sary of his ordination. Fathers F, previous years and the ruggedness Francis de Sales’ church. Interment Mt. The diocesan drive to better X. Hoefkens and A. J. Lebeau ob­ Catholic Work Our Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. New Pastors of the schedule won hundreds of BE SURE conditions for the religious edu­ served the golden anniversaries of supporters for the Brown and Specialty MRS. MARY ANDREWS, 4169 Utica. cation of youth opened with the their reception into the Society of Mother of Mrs. Victoria Carron and Are Appointed Gold athletic program. To Ask for IMPERIAL When You Next grandmother of Ermon Carron, both dU regional congress of the Confra­ A number of new pastors were Jesus. Monsignor McMenamin, 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Denver. Mrs. Andrews, 64, died Tues­ The work of Robert' “ Sarge” ternity of Christian Doctrine Feb. appointed by Bishop Vehr in the rector of the Cathedral, on June Order Goal day after a brief illness. Born in Italy, 21-24. Five Bishops and the Rev. 1 passed his 40th year as a priest. MacKenzie, who took over the KEystone 6348, 6349 she came with her parents to the United year. The Rev. Joseph Lane be­ Regis coaching duties last spring, States when she was three years old. Stephen J. Leven, national direc­ 514 Denham Bldg. Phone KE. 5358 came pastor of the 11,000-square- Advances Made in was rewarded only a few weeks She received her early education in New tor of the confraternity, convened mile parish of Ouray, which had York. In 1804 she was mgrried to with hundreds of priests and lay­ ago, when his 1941 grid team Charles Corrier, who died in 1908. She been without a resident pastor for Many Fields men in Denver and Pueblo. The was given places on the schedules came to Denver in 1920 and was married The diocese made advances in of four Rocky Mountain confer­ to Thomas Andrews four years later. Mr. religious status of Catholic pupils many fields in 1940. Four street­ Hartford-Alconi Andrews died in 1926. Requiem Mass in public high schools received ence teams. will be offered Saturday at 10 in Holy preaching bands, twice the number Regis baseball and basketball Family church. Interment Mt. Olivet. central attention at this meeting. of the previous year, preached to COLFAX MARKET Boulevard service. At the 14th annual convention teams were not on the same plane Mortuary 35,000 persons, distributed thou­ as was Ranger football, but both COLFAX AT COLFAX AT JOSEPH M. McGu i r e , Los Angeles. of the Diocesan Council of Cath­ sands of pieces of apologetic lit- DOWNING • MARION Husband of Mrs. Miry £. McGuire, olic Women May 16-16, the Cath­ are oh the upgrade. father of Mrs. Betty Nan Kerr and Jos­ erature, and answered questions 620 E. Colfax KE. ‘2779 eph McGuire, brother of Mrs. Lucy olic women of Colorado considered in four weeks. A number of con­ Kimsey & Co. at 308 South Yeager and Mrs. Clara Cutshaw. Re­ the problems of youth and agreed versions have been attributed to Exeleslvely e Dah JT ST, JOSEPH'S Pearl specializes in South Den­ aad market. quiem Mass will be' offered Saturday at to co-operate with the confrater­ the work of the priests and semi­ Roasting or genltry 9:80 in St. Joseph's church. Interment nity in its program for high school ver realty. If you wish to buy Free delivery Colorado Call a Mt. Olivet. Boulevard service. narians who visited 17 towns this Stewing MRS. ANNA BECK. 3733 Jason- boys and girls. year. or sell, call PEarl 4638. Chicken* TAbor 1774 Broadbreasted Mother of Mrs. Clara Page, Mrs. Mary In the summer months, as a re­ A new curia of the Legion of Country Borke. Mrs. Rose McCarthy, and PoBce G E r iF O O M S Prizewinninf sult of increased effort by the Dressed, Z01\E Sergeant Charles J. Beck, all of Denver, Mary was set up in Pueblo Oct 13, LEGAL NOYICES diocesan canfraternity, headed by with the Very Rev. Aloysius J. Mil­ Colored MAin 7171' aiKl Mrs. Anna Dreyer of H ot Springs, Ark. Mrs. Beck. 77. died Tuesday. She the Rev. Gregory Smith, more stu­ ler, pastor of St. Francis Xavier’s NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY ' BRUN05 Prompt. Conrteoai Service war born in Wilts in Luxembourg. In (St. Joieph’i Parith) ESTATE OF Anni* MrGrith, D«cc**«l YURKEYS CHEAPER RATES dents than ever before were en­ parish, as the first spiritual direc­ 1886 she came to Denver with her h u s-, No. 884TZ 2 2 c Ib. F/S.H-cOUl-YRi CLEAN NEW CABS band, the late Charles Beck. Requiem rolled in re lig io u s vacation Members of the high school band, tor. The Denver curia automatically All penon* hiving claim* against said Mass will be offered Saturday at 10 in schools. Three hundred and who entertained many of the chil­ became a comitium, a higher unit Estate are hereby notified to present them Our Ledy of Mt. Carmel church. Inter­ twenty-five priests, sisters, semi­ for adjustment. to the County Court of the Complete Line Fish and Sea Foods dren in the orphanages on Christ­ of the legion with authority over ment Mt. Olivet. OUnger service. narians, and lay catechists in­ subordinate curiae. A number of City and County of Denver. Colorado, on DOYIvE’S HERMAN KNOCKENHAUER. 3077 mas eve, have received new uni­ the 4th day of February, 1941. W. 31st avenue. Father of Rita Ann structed 8,936 pupils in 148 cen­ new praesidia were formed, and a RUTH McGRATH DAVEZAC. forms, which will be worn when the Executrix. Knockenhauer, son of Mrs. Katherine ters, chiefly in rural districts. great amount of spiritual work was From their Califarnit Novltiat* th* PHARMACY musicians entertain the Sisters of Donald F. Clifford Knockenhiuer. brother of John, Karl, and Starting with the opening of accomplished. Christian Brothers sand yoa ten superb The ParttnJar Dmggiat William Knockenhauer. Requiem Mass Mercy in the, Mercy hospital audi­ Edwkrd C. Day, Jr. CLARK’S FLOWERS school in September, a diocesan­ Salvage Shop Opened wines. Th* Brotbora maintain St. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT was offered Monday at 9 in St. Cath­ torium soon. 739 Majestic Bldg. Mary’s Collet* and othtr tehool* erine’s church. George P. Hackethal wide program of Junior Newman The St. Vincent de Paul society Attorneys for Eatale through th» oalt of thoir great win*. New Year Table Sets RE. (987 FREE DKI.IVERY service. clubs was organized. The Rev. Masses on New Year’s day will took over what was formerly the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT JOSEPH “SCHMIDT. 2308 W. 30th Joseph P. O'Heron and the Rev. be the same as on Sunday, at 6, Benefit shop of the Denver dean­ ESTATE OF Michael B. Burke, also known Grave Blankets avenue. Father of Mrs. Gertrude Broder- as M B. Burke, DECEASED No. <6994. PAUL’S son,. Mrs. Lillian Fickel, and Fred and Hubert Newell, diocesan superin­ 7, 8:30, 9:30, and 11:30. The Mid­ ery, D.C.C.W. The new Salvage Notice is hereby given that on the 28th KE. 6171 Free Delivery FREE DELIVERY TA. 3662 ALTAR BREADS Leo Schmidt. Requiem Mass was offered tendent of schools, led the drive night Mass music will be repeated shop was dedicated by Bishop Vehr day of January, 1941, I will present to Monday at 9 in St. Patrick’s church. to provide organized recreation at the 9:30 Mass on New Year’s the County Court of the City and County Interment Mt. Olivet. Ted Day service. May 1. The de Paul Workingmen’s and regular religious instruction day. club took over and revamped an of Denver. Colorado, my account* for SEWING MRS. MARY HENLEY. Denver. FINAL SETTLEMENT of administration LlttU Girls* Dresses, Epibroldery, Mother of Mrs. Bessie Matoff of Fred­ for all Catholic youths in public Approximately 1,500 received adjacent building to make more of said estate, when and where all persons Monograming, Etc. erick, Mrs. Nellis Flynn, and Albert and secondary schools. At the onset room for the large amount of work In interest may appear and object to James Henley. Jfrs. Henley, 88. died Holy Communion on Christmas. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING 20 clubs became active in Denver. The church was crowded for all done for down-and-outers. In the them, if they to desire. THE SISTERS OF THE Monday in a hospital in Longmont of EDMOND H. BURKE. pneumonia. She wa« visiting her daugh­ Youth problems also came up Masses, especially for the mid­ year ending Sept. 30, the club wel­ Administrator ter, Mrs. Matoff, in Frederick when taken GOOD SHEPHERD for considerable discussion at the night service, at which the throng comed 42,960 visitors and was in­ Donald F. Clifford ill. Born in County Clare, Ireland, she TELEPHONE PEARL Z4(il eighth annual conference of the overflowed the church proper. strumental in bringing 15 men into Edward C. Day. Jr. Classified Ads came to the United States when 19 Sisters of Loretto of the Middle 716 Majestic Bldg. years old. In 1885 she was married to Three Masses were celebrated the Church and 135 others back to Attorneys for Estal* Albert E. Henley In Chicago. They West Nov. 22-23 at Loretto Christmas by the Rev. Matthias the sacraments. It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertisenientt. came to Colorado and settled in Central Heights college. “ Catholic Educa­ NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT AND T. Upton Renovating City, where Mr. Henley operated a tail­ Justen, C.SS.R., for the patients Holy Name Society Ha* RalHei i DETERMINA'nON OF HEIRSHIP oring establishment. The family moved tion and the Social Order” was and employes of the Denver Gen­ Almost 10,000 nten pledged ESTATE OF Jwmei M. Keerwn, Deceased Co. to Denver in 1920. Mr. Henley died in the theme of the convention. eral hospital. their fealty to the Holy Nifthe of No. 4SI66 DRUG STORES PHOTOGRAPHS 1932. Requiem Mass is being offered In order to knit together more Notice is hereby fftven that on the 4th Friday at 9. Jesus by taking part in three Holy Th* Anderaon Photograph Studio, 1200 PROMPT closely the youth of Denver, the day of February, 1941, I will present to the HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY PERSONAL MRS. HELENA E. MOHR\ 1163 Pearl. Name society rallies this fall in County Court of the City and County of 15th St. Comer Lawrence. Phone MAia Wife of Albert Mohr and sister of Mrs. Denver Diocesan Council of Cath­ Yout Naborbood Urugsiit 1373. Missionary to Oneida Denver, Pueblo, and Longmont. A Denver, Colorado, my accounts for ^nal Phons SPruct 0588 700 So. Pearl REASONABLE Mary J. Blueher. Requiem Mass was of­ olic Youth was organized June 30, new constitution adopted by the settlement eft administration of said estate, JAMES HUTCHINSON ____ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SERVICE fered Tuesday at 9 in the Cathedral. In­ with the Rev. Matthias Blenkush Indians Is Found Dead when and where all persons in interest may terment Mt. Olivet. Diocesan union April 10 divided the appear and object to them, if they so de­ Reconditioned pianos, playera, granda.^ S I W. H. LPTON. AURELIA SISNEROS..2721 Arapahoe. as spiritual adviser. MATTRESS RENOVATING Manager diocese into six districts so that all sire. organs (pip* and reed), orchestral Instru­ Requiem Mass was offered. Tuesday in Oneida, Wise.— The Rev. Aloys- Notice is also hereby siven that there parts of the diocese might become SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME ment*. T. R. Walker. 236 Broadway, SP. Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt. Colorado Mourns ius Vissers, 55, missionary, doctor, has been filed in said estate a petition 7364. 765 T«jon Street Olivet. more active in the diocesan pro­ MATTRESSES CUSHIONED W m i lawyer, counselor, and friend a* asking for a judicial ascertainment and QUALITY INNER SPRINGS, NEW TAbor 5223 DANIEL F. KELLEHER. Detroit. Hus­ Bishop’s Passing gram. Formerly the union was determination of the heirs of such de­ well as pastor to the Oneida In­ COVERS, FELTED. CARDED. 85.45, FURNACES, SHEET METAL band of Mrs. Nell Kelleher. brother of composed solely of the units in ceased. and setting forth that the names, Mrs. E. J. Duffey and Mrs. Andrew Me- The entire state of Colorado, dians for 30 years, was found ONE-DAY SERVICE MATTRESSES Denver and vicinity. addresses and relationship of all persons, RENOVATED NEW COVERS. 82.46. WE Sharp Bros. Furnace and Sheet MetaL Calliti, both of Denver, and Thomas along with his many friends dead of a heart attack in front of who are or claim to be heirs of said de­ Furnace* cleaned and repaired. Chimney Kelleher of Denver and J. P. Kelleher Many cultural opportunities ALSO RECOVER- STUDIO COUCHES throughout the Middle West, the village on the Indian reserva­ ceased, so far as known to the petitioner, MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO stacks, gutters. 1421 Blake. KE. 1922. of Los Angeles. Mr. Kelleher. 49, a mourned the death of Bishop J. were offered to residents of Colo­ are as follows, to-wit: former resident of Denver and a frequent tion. A native of Green Bay, he 2156 16TH ST. TA. 0932. _____ Henry Tihen on .Jan. 14. The 78- rado in, the year. The Rt. Rev. Mary Keegan, Denver, Colorado, HOME FOR SALE visitor here in recent years, died entered the Norbertine abbey at wife ^ Wednesday in a Detroit hospital. He year-old prelate who had been Monsignor Joseph J. Bosetti, V.G., Mary £. Keegan Abromeit, Denver, HOTELS S. Josephine St., 5 rooms, full finished was born in Denver and attended St. De Pere in 1902 and was ordained Bishop of Denver for 13 years and directed the Denver Grand Opera Colorado, daughter NEWHOUSE HOTEL basement, den, laundry, room, gas h.w. Patrick's school. He moved to Detroit in 1908. Two years later he be­ Accordingly, notice is also hereby given IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau­ beat. Cloeo to church, teboolt. 14.000. in 1916. Fu;jeral serviced and burial of Ljncoln previously for six years company in one of its most success­ came pastor of the Church of the that upon the date aforesaid, or the day tiful eapitoL Colfax at Grant. Danvfr. PE. 8782. will be held in Detroit. was’ interred in the Gallagher Immaculate Conception near here ful productions, Aida. The opera to which the hearing may be continued, the was enjoyed by large crowds at Cola REAL ESTATE HAND ROLLED 1M% PURE Memorial sanctuary near the* and of St. George’s parish in the C'Ourt will proceed to receive and hear remains of his prtdecesors in each of its presentations May 6, proofs concerning the heirs of such de­ CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS' HOWE, BEESWAX CANDLES village. ceased, and, upon the proofs submitted, will 1772 Grant. Pleasant horns for girla. Want property listing near Catholio office. Bishop Joseph P. Machebeuf 7, and 8. The Catholic Drama enter a decree in said estate determining churches and achools. Call W. Schrodt, SP. “Bottle Sanctuary Lights” and Bishop Nicholas C. Matz. The guild sponsored the first Catholic who are the heirs of such deceased per­ PRINTING 7562. Disccun RcprMtntatlT* son. at which hearing all persons claiming third Bishop of Denver had re­ Paderewski Fund Gives Little Theater tournament ever to Visiting Card*. 60 for 76c. beat quality FURNACES AND GRATES tired in 1931 and spent his last be held in Denver. The Loretto to be heirs at law uf such deceased may M. T. (TO M ) MURRAY $4,500 for Polish Relief appear and present their proofs. Wadding announcement*, commercial print­ years in Wichita, Kans, Heights tollege dramatics group MARY KEEGAN. ing. Wheel ticket* always. W# publiah the FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY was the winner in this contest. The Administratrix. FREE Denver Street Guide. RODGERS H. H York. 527 E. Exposition PEarl Z218 2016 Market St. TAbor 2684 As great a shock as the death Tour business U of Bishop Tihen was that Feb. New York.—An initial gift of Regis Library association spon­ Clifford and Day PRINTING CO.. 511 14th St.. KE. 4054. DENVER. COLO. 730 Majestic Bldg. UNFURNISHED HOUSES FOR appreciated Kere. 13 of the Rt. Rev. Monsi $4,500 has been sent by the Pader­ sored the Jesuit Quadricentennial Attorneys for Estate FLOV/ERS RENT DISTINCTIVE FLORIST William F. O’l^an, pastor ol ewski Fund for Polish Relief, Inc., lectures. Joseph Bonnet, organist, GRAVE BLANKETS, with or without WALKING DISTANCB-6 room house. rOUNDED BV U. T. HURBAT PHONES' Leo’s church, Denver. The dean to the Commissioner for Polish and Arnold Lunn and Maisie Ward Crass, something new. unusual. Funeral Very desirable. Adult*. 918 Champa Street. Keyitone 0 0 1 0 of the Colorado clergy was a friend Relief to help refugees in Great Sheed, lecturers, delighted large Complete Line of Sprays and designs, potted plant*, etc., Lieb'a, 2501 Quitman, GL. 0133. TAbor 0010 to thousands of Westerners and Britain and in Vilna, Lithuania, audiences. CIVIL SERVICE INFORMATION MAin 0 0 1 0 one of the most picturesque char officers of the Paderewski fund Register Plant Expanded LIQUORS, WINES PAINTING & PAPERING have announced. Special training for civil service test*. 718 Seventeenth SL acters of the West. He was an emi The fourth building program in and BEERS Painting and Paptring reasonabla. E. T Write for free details. Delraar Instituta. nent Churchman, scholar, and Yeager 87 W Maple, Sprue* 2954. Tabor Bldg., Denver. DENVER, COLO. 13 years increased the main of­ Season’s Greetings orator. He was a founder of the Pastor of South End fices and publishing plant of the «■ -fc ^ A A A AA.Aaa.AAA.AA Community Chest plan now preva­ Register System of Newspapers in Gift Wrapped Packages lent thrpughout the country. Church in Boston Dies Denver to almost twice their for- SPECIAL PRICES ON CASE LOTS At one time MonSigmor O’Ryan nrer size. The garage to the north Grocerlea • Meats • Bakery OLINGERS Pharmacy was the editor of the Colorado Boston.— The Rev. Charles P, of the old plant was remodeled and 6YH AVE. LIQUOR PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Catholic, a predecessor of the Outside City Limits Gisler, S.J., 72, pastor of the Holy blended into the old building to MURRAY’S Denver Catholic Register. Trinity church. South End, since make one large structure of 132- SYORE SINCE 18SZ SO SPECIAL TAX ON TOBACCO The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Rich 1921 and a former teacher at foot frontage. A new press color AND CIGARETTES 2316 East 6th Ave. Phones GR. 161.3-14*15 ard Brady died July 20 in St Canisius college in Buffa^p. N. Y., unit, an engraving plant, and THEY ARE RELIABLE EA. 5575 (Vest ZZn'd a J o llu 3020 W. Alameda Louis, Mo., where he had gone and at Boston coaege, dii*! in St. other lihysical equipment were for his health. The veteran prelate Elizabeth’s hospital. added.

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