DEFINITE PUNS FOR STREET PREACHINR MADE VACATION SCHOOLS TO ENROLL 7,000 FR. LILLY AND Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1937— Permission to Reproduce, Excepting COMPANION TO SIX CENTERS on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Saturday Following Issue TOUR 6 WEEKS A PRIEST BRINGS MERCY TO JUSTICE TO BE ADDED 6-Day Program in Each Town Will Cover Justice was Tisited by mercy this week in a Denver court be­ DENVER CATHOLIC Principal Catholic Beliefs; Aid cause of a Catholic priest. In say­ ing; this, we do not mean to depre­ THIS SUMMER To Pastors Planned cate in any way the good sense of court officials or.their willing­ street preaching of Catholic doctrine will be a reality ness to give a boy another chance. Bishop Urges Each Parish and Mission to Billy Meagher probably would in the small towns of Colorado this summer, it was an­ have been paroled in some way Carry on Instruction Work nounced this week after a conference held by. the Most so that his next few years would Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, not hare been spent behind cold For Children REGISTER diocesan director of vacation schools, and the Rev. Joseph prison walls, so that society would The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have gain a man instead of a warped First preparations for a vacation school movement in Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. Lilly, C.M., professor of Sacred Scripture at St. Thomas’ youth. But the Rev. E. J. Flana­ the state that will be wider in scope than in any previous seminary. On June 28, Father Lilly and a companion, to gan, through his establishment of year were made this week by the Most Rev. Bishop Urban VOL. XXXII. No. 34. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1937. $2 PER YEAR be selected at a later date, will begin a tour of several his boys’ home near Omaha, Nebr., Colorado towns. For six weeks ——------and through his interest in young J. Vehr and the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, diocesan director their car, which will be equipped Meagher’s case, offered an ideal of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Indications with a loud-speaking apparatus, plan for the youth’s rehabilitation. that the number of students who will attend the schools Regis Campus Scene of Excavations will be a familiar sight to the Court officials fully recognized this summer will probably be very close to 7,000 were Catholic and non-Catholic resi­ Noted Jesuit to this and were eager to take ad­ dents of the places the priests X ■ ^ rs vantage of it. This fact was re­ given by Father Smith when he announced that at least six visit. new schools will be formed this marked upon by those who attend­ year. A letter will be sent to all According to present plans, the ed the trial and was fully treated the pastors of the state expressing speakers will enter a town the first Conduct Initial in news reports. The men respon­ the Bishop’s wish that each parish^ part of the week, advertise that sible are to be congratulated on and mission have an organized Hdtker Cabrini’s they are giving a series *of ex­ their wise handling of a difficult vacation school for Catholic chil­ planations of Catholic beliefs, pick situation. a spot in the center of the village Justice must be served. Though dren of the community this sum­ mer. that is most convenient, and for Retreat at Regis the lad acted under extreme emo­ the rest of the week speak at a tional stress, his actions were not The diocese, which was one of Beaication Seen stated hour each night. Each the pioneers in vacation school excusable. He should be made to member of the band will talk on The latter part of June will realize that fully. The sentence of work, has made remarkable prog­ one topic each evening. After ag^in find a number of men from seven to eight years in the peni­ ress in this line. Thousands of the explanation of the topics se­ Denver; from other parts of Colo­ tentiary was a' just one. Catholic children who do not have lected, a question box will be rado, and from adjoining states re­ But mercy’s softer mien is seen the opportunity of attending paro­ In Near Future held. pairing to Regis college to enter in the picture. The boy is not a chial schools have had systematic The purpose of the street into their annual retreat. It is with criminal at heart nor a psycho­ training in Catholic doctrine as the preaching tour is mainly to clear pleasure that the director of the pathic case. He was placed in an result of the summer schools con­ Vatican City.— (NCJVC Cable) up many of the misunderstandings Regis retreat league offers the exceedingly unfortunate situation ducted in the past few years. —Following a meeting of Car­ that exist about Catholic beliefs Rev. Michael J. Ahern, S.J., as the Nuns, seminarians, and lay teach­ and followed an immature judg­ dinals, prelates, and consultors and practices. All controversial master of the first retreat. Father ment swayed by strong emotion. ers have volunteered their services topics will be avoided except when of the Sacred Congregation of Ahern has been a member of a Several years in a penitentiary for the work and noteworthy re­ they are necessary to answer a group which has traveled the would probably place a stigma on sults have been achieved. In many Rites held April 6 at the Vatican question that may be propounded length of our country, striving to him that could never be erased-. instances, lapsed Catholics were for the second examination into by one of the listeners. bring about a better understand­ The coarsening contact with hard­ induced to return to the practice the heroism and virtues of Mother In the day time, the two speak­ ing among all religions. The ened criminals, despair, shame— of the faith, marriages were vali­ Frances Xavier Cabrini, founder ers will instruct the Catholic chil­ group is composed of a Catholic all would lessen his worth as a dated, and children were baptized dren of the community, say Mass priest, a Jewish rabbi, and a non- of the Missionary Sisters of the member of society if not actually through the efforts of the teachers. for the inhabitants, and conduct a .Catholic minister. Father Ahern’s ruin him. Following is a report of the va- Sacred Heart, who died in Chica­ mission for the adult Catholics. presence as master of the retreat (Turn to P agei — Column 1) (T um to Page 6 — Column 1) go in 1917, a favorable vote was On Saturdays, they will help the that begins June 24 will be an in­ expected, and it was foreseen that pastor of the place in hearing centive to a number of men to (Turn to Page U — Column i ) a third general meeting would be (Turn to Page 6 — Colum n S) held shortly in the presence of His Catholic Boy Scout Holiness definitely to conclude the Margknoll Superior Is Denver Visitor examination. The examination of the miracles Development Praised proposed in the cause of Mother CATHOLICISM’S FUTURE Cabrini will begin shortly. This Unqualified praise for the Cath­ executive council oi the city had process already has been concluded olic participation in Boy Scout proved to be invaluable. in America. If the prediction of The picture, above, taken on the campus of Regis college, shows the Rev. Conrad Bilgery, S.J., IN ORIENT IS BRIGHT work was expressed this week at Mr. Skinner also revealed, that a favorable conclusion to the ex­ standing in the excavation in which he recently made several significant discoveries relating to the earliest the conclusion of the Boy Scout parish troops of Boy Scouts had amination is borne out. Mother residents of America. Joseph E. Koerber, Regis freshman, who aided in the work, is shown with Father inerit badge show by E. E. Skinner, made a very creditable showing Cabrini will be included in a grou .BilgatT. J h ft BbaApjraBiujraa taken by Tbnm»« S m ith s The Regjjitpr. staff.______UtmQSt confidence in the suc­ milled .to remove all traces of Red seout executive of the Deniv’^rKHs- Tri" the merit badge show held in o f b^tifications and canOnizatP^ cessful future of the Church in propaganda from the country.” to take place in the near future. trict. Recalling that the Most Rev. the city auditorium the first part the Orient was expressed Thurs­ The Maryknoll superior related The body of Mother Cabrini was Priest-Scientist Explains Regis Deposits JSishop Urban J. Vehf formed a of this week. The Cathedral troopi day by the Most Rev. Bishop some of the atrocities committed buried at West Park, N. Y., and ■ffeout organization for the Cath- won second place in the group to James E. Walsh, superior*general by the puppets of Moscow that later was transported to the con­ I -boys of the city two years which it was assigned. The scouts of the Catholic Foreign Mission turned the rank and file of the ago, Mr. Skinner expressed his from St. Francis de Sales’ parish vent of her sisters in New York. Society of America, commonly The first part of the process for ANCIENT COLORADO TRIBE Chinese people against them. Sev­ gratification that as a result the and St. Vincent’s home won hon­ called Maryknoll, who is visiting eral years ago, when the Reds were Denver area has shown an increase orable mention in the division. In her beatification took place in the the Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Archdiocese ^ of Chicago, and the active in the South of China, in in the past 18 months which has another division, St. Vincent de Vehr. Bishop Walsh was elected numerous towns and cities every placed it among the national lead­ Paul’s Boy Scouts won fourth cause was introduced in the Sa­ superior of his community last cred Congregation of Rites March ANTEDATED QREAT FLOOD one under ten years of age and ers in the scout movement. place, and the Catholic troop from July after the death of the co­ over 40 was killed without mercy. “ We are particularly plea.sed,” Brighton won second honors in 30, 1931. The first examination of founder of Maryknoll, the Most the founder’s heroism and vir­ The Reds thought it too much the scout executive said, “ that the the suburban group. Traces of a race of wanderers, has occupied his attention for sev­ smoothed by water action, but Rev. Bishop James A. Walsh. trouble to teach the youngsters tues took place in the congrega­ eral years. The crude stone imple­ Church has interested itself in this who separated from the main angular pieces abound. Not a few “ Intensive efforts will have to the doctrines of Lenin and too tion June 16, 1936. ments discovered by the Regia pro­ movement. It is fitting that an Troop Formed source of humanity at a very early of these borilders have one or more be made by the missionaries in hard to convince the older people fessor niay prove the existence of flat surfaces that look like glacial organization that watches over its Cardinal Verde is Cardinal re­ date after the creation of Adam, China to bring about wholesale (T um to Page i — Column 6) members throughout life should be lator of the cause. The postulator have been discovered by the Rev. a stagnant race that antedated the facets. In spite of the diastrophism conversions to the Church,” the In Loyola Parish Biblical Deluge. that affected the territory north particularly interested in foster­ At a meeting held last Satur- is Father Augustine of Vergine Conrad Bilgery, S.J., in an excava­ Bishop said, “ but .now is the psy­ of Regis college, the writer was ing the ideals of the Boy Scouts was Trinitario. tion on Regis college campus that Following is an article on the chological moment for conver­ day, a new Boy Scout troop able to trace this deposit down to Two Sisters Who in its youth.” formed in Loyola parish with Ed­ Regis culture, written especially sions. China is being modernized Clear creek.' Mr. Skinner said that the active ward Anderson as scoutmaster and for the Denver Catholic Register rapidly and the people are search­ co-operation of diocesan officials the Rev, T. H. Devlin, S.J., as Title of Deanery Clinics Changed by the priest-scientist, Father Immediately above this red ing for a sane philosophy of life Served in Denver had made it possible for local spiritual director. The boys will Bilgery: boulder clay there is a layer, vary­ that will meet their needs. They scout executives to reach their hold their first regular meeting on Regit Culture ing in thickness from a few inches are beginning to realize that the Claimed by Death objective of gaining one out of Friday evening of this week, when AMBITIOUS PROGRAM OF It is now about four and a half to a foot or more, which consists Church can give them this philos­ every four Denver boys for the troop 130 of St. Philomena’s par­ years since the writer began to dig of dark sandy clay mixed with ophy.” Two nuns who formerly served Boy Scouts. ish, under Scoutmaster Keith for artifacts in the quaternary pebbles of every size that are for Bishop Walsh said that there in Denver and Colorado institu­ The co-operation of the Cath­ Kindblade, will assist the new boys deposits on Regis campus. The the most part of the same kind was slight danger of Communism’s tions passed away last week. Sis­ olic laity of the city in the move­ in learning their tenderfoot tests. WELFARE WORK PUNNED picture shows the unevenly eroded as those in, the red boulder clay. gaining a foothold in China. “ The ter Sophia Leary, 80, died at the ment was also lauded by Mr. Skin­ The new troop will meet regularly surface of a pleistocene ledge of This second deposit is capped by only place where thA Reds are now motherhouse of the Sisters of ner. “ The difficulty of getting on Friday eveningfs in the base­ red boulder clay on Regis campus several feet of sand, the upper active,” " he said, ” is in the north­ Charity of Cincinnati at Mt. St. leaders for our troops is virtually ment of Loyola church, E. 23rd At a conference of the execu­ tive secretary of the clinics, and a (approximately 22 by 46 feet). portion of which may be wind­ west portion of the country. The Joseph, 0., March 29, and Sister non-existent in the Catholic set­ avenue and York’ street. It is tive committee of the Denver committee of doctors represent­ The boulders are for the most blown. Chinese hate Communism as a doc­ M. Leonilla Frisz, 59, x-ray spe­ up,” he said. “ Where a troop has planned to have the new scouts Deanery Clinics and Health service ing the hospitals of the city was part pre-Cambrian, rounded and (TumtoPage6 — Column !t) trine and the government is deter- cialist at St. Francis’ hospital in been established in a parish we ready to be presented with Monday evening, April 5, it was appointed. Dr. Robert M. Shea was Grand Island, Nebr., died there have always had several men vol­ their tenderfoot badges at the unanimously voted to revamp the appointed to represent Mercy hos­ March 31. unteer for scouting work.” May court of honor for the present set-up and change its pital, Dr. J. F, Prinzing, St. Jos­ Sister Sophia spent 23 of her The regional scout official East district. The following corporate title to the Ave Maria eph’s; Dr. M. A. Spangelberger, 62 years as a religious in Colorado. commended the diocesan direc­ boys are enrolled as charter clinics. An ambitious program of St. Anthony’s, and Dr. John J. FR. LARKIN HONORED AT From 1905 to 1910, she was a tor of Catholic scout troops, the members of the new troop: Joseph welfare and social work was out­ O’Neill, the dentists of the city. teacher of music at St. Patrick’s Rev. Barry Wogan, assistant pas­ Weber, Franz Konecny, Edward lined with the Most Rev. Bishop These men form an advisory com­ school in Pueblo. For the two fol­ tor at St Vincent de Paul’s church. Regan, Walter Wade, Ralph Burk- Urban J. Vehr as president of the mittee and lend their services to 3 JUBILEE FUNCTIONS lowing years, she was at Sacred Mr. Skinner said that Father ler. Jack Valley, Robert Bandy, board of directors. The Very Rev. the clinics three times each week. Heart school in Denver and from Wogan’s suggestions to the scout (Turn to Page 6 — Column 5) Msgr. John R. Mulroy is execu- Reports from the various social 1912 to 1928 at Holy Trinity agencies and rehabilitation proj­ The Rev. William Larkin, pastor tion, at which Bishop Vehr was ceremony of ordination: “ Take school, Trinidad. In 1928, she re­ ects of the organization necessi­ St. Patrick’s church. La Junta,of present. Playing an important care that you carry out your tired from active duty and -vent tated the extension of the dean­ was honored at three distinct func­ part in the day’s activities was to live at the motherhouse of ery’s service and a consequent ad- priestly duties faithfully". . . may tions in La Junta Wednesday in the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, your life be a holy one . . . may the order in Ohio. vancfe in the plan of operation. celebration of his 25th anniversary dean of the Pueblo deanery, under your office reflect honor on the Sister M. Leonilla was bom at St. Elizabeth’s Monastery In the monthly report of the as a priest. The jubilee program whom Father Larkin first served priesthood.” Father Larkin, said Terre Haute, Ind., Sept. 8, 1878, Ave Maria clinic, established by for Father Larkin, who has been as an assistant pastor at Sacred (Tumto Page i — Column S) (Turn to Page 6 — Column 6) the Mullen heirs, the tremen­ pastor of his present parish for Heart church in Pueblo. dous volume of aid being given 13 years, included a Solemn Mass Assisting ]^ather Larkin at the Will Be Dedicated May 2 the poor, in only one section celebrated by the jubilarian, a Solemn Mass in St. Patrick’s at of the city, is seen. In the clergy luncheon, and a civic recep- 10 >, o’clock Wednesday morning month of March over 980 visitors were the following officers: Arch­ FINAL REHEARSALS Sunday, May 2, has been set as terra cotta finish that blends with mosaics have been built into the requiring medical care were re­ priest, the Very Rev. Thomas J. the date for the dedication of the the new portions of the edifice. cloisters, and two shrines, one to ceived at the clinic. Fifty-seven Tuberculosis Test Wolohan; deacon, the Rev. Louis i magnificent new monastery in St. The approach to the building is St. Francis and the other to St. of these individuals were hos­ Pecorella; subdeacon, the Rev. Mr. ASSURE BRILLIANT Elizabeth’s parish that was made through semi-circular cloisters that Elizabeth, have been erected near pitalized in the three Catholic Extended to More Edward Prinster; master of cere­ ! possible through the $150,000 gift terminate at the center of the the entrance. hospitals of the city for the monies, the Rev. John Forsyth, o f Mrs. May Bonfils Berryman to monastery in two wide portals. cure of various diseases neces­ In the administrative part of the Catholic Schools O.S.B. Father Wolohan gave the O P E R A NEXT WEEK i the Franciscan Fathers who are in The cloisters are divided into 14 sitating confinement. Obstetrical jubilee sermon. charge of the church.. The Most bays, seven on each side of the building are parlors, offices, and cases, appendicitis cases, and many [Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr will entrance. Stations of the Cross in reception rooms. On the second The tuberculosis discovering Priests present at the Mass in­ Thousands of Denverites will be nerian opera, which is usually at­ other critical cases were re­ project begun at Cathedral high cluded Fathers Edmund Butz, officiate at the dedicatory cere- story are the rooms that will be ceived into the hospitals at the thrilled when the annual produc­ tempted only by professional com­ school in February is now being O.S.B.; Cyril Zupart, O.S.B.; Paul panies, will be proved next week. [ monies, which will be held at 3 occupied by the members of the recommendation of the clinic phy­ tion of the Denver Grand Opera community. Adcommodations have carried into^ other parochial Fife, O.S.B.; Albert . Schaller, The presentation at the City audi­ o ’clock. Many of the clergy of Vast Charity Is sicians. This is not an unusual company, under the direction of the qity will be present for the been provided for 15 persons. schools of the city as Catholic O.S.B.; Anthony Roitz, O.S.B.; torium will mark the prelate as number to be the recipients of hos­ secondary educational institutions Bernard Murray, S.J.; Michael the Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Bosetti, ' rite and it is planned to have a Shown in Will of Each room is of medium size and pital care in a month, but a typical the outstanding musical director ' parish celebration after the affair. will be equipped with a bed, a join with the Denver Tuberculo.sis Maher, A. J. Miller, P. J. Phelan, V.G., will be given in the city au­ of the West. representation of the charity society in its fight on the disease J. A. LaQuerre, Patrick Conway, ditorium Monday, Tuesday, and study table, and chiffonier. There work being done by the local Cath­ The colorful costumes that were Construction work on the new Prelate’s Cousin are also an individual lavatory and that takes the greatest number of Francis Cawley, Charles Hagus, Wednesday evenings next week. imported for the occasion will be monastery is practically com- olic institutions. In this same pe­ lives of young persons. A motion James Flanagan, F. Gregory Smith, Final rehearsals indicate that a clothes closet for each occupant. riod 35 patients were found to seen for the first time at the dress i pleted. Because of unseasonable There are not many Catholics in picture on tuberculosis and a lec­ Manus Boyle, A. C. Kieffer, Jos­ Lohengrin, this year’s presenta­ have defective eight, and through rehearsal that will be given for the ' weather conditions, building oper- Sumter, S. Car., but one of them, Directly above the parlors and ture by Dr. Arthur Stahl explain­ eph Ruensa, S.F.; Thomas Fitz­ tion, will exceed m brilliance and the co-operation of the SL Vincent sisters of Denver and surrounding I ations were halted for consider- Neill O’Donnell, a cousin of the offices of the ground floor are the ing the tuberculin test were pre­ gerald, Louis M. Doherty, J. B. color any of the past productions de Paul society and the Public towns Sunday afternoon at 3 [able periods since the remodeling library and the community chapel, sented this week at St. Joseph’s Liciotti, Joseph Higgins, John of the company. A galaxy o f stars Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hugh L. McMena- Welfare department they were o’clock. According to Walter ‘ began late last summer. It is ex­ min, rector of the (Cathedral, Den­ which is one of the most distinc­ and Annunciation high schools, Wogan, Edward McCarthy, and in the leading roles, a greatly aug­ provided with glasses. Dental Keeley, production manager for pected that the furnishings of the ver, was beloved by everyone in tive in the entire region. A large where the actual tests will be William. Kipp. Fathers J. J. But­ mented orchestra, a well-trained care was given to 80 persons at the opera, the costumes will sur­ j building will be installed next week the little Southern town. His dining room and kitchen have also conducted next week. ler and F. L. Butler of the Wichita, chorus, and isome of the most elab­ pass even those of the professional I and tha't the priests will be able strong faith, absolute honesty, been provided. the clinic, and some 34 children The campaign is intended to Kans., diocese, natives of Prince orate sets to be used in a local had their tonsils removed by the opera companies that have ap­ [ to occupy the building some days and unfailing charity made their The architecture of the build­ fight the White Death by discover­ Edward island, Father Larkin’s opera will all contribute to the peared here. before the dedication. staff surgeons. mark on the community. Mr. ing is Lombardic. Sweeping ing the presence of infection be­ birthplace, were also in attend­ success of the presentation. The feature of the opera this The monastery will be one of O’Donnell died late last month and arches combined with simplicity Many of the children cared for fore the disease has progressed ance. That Denver can produce diffi­ year vrill undoubtedly be the qual­ J the beauty spots of the city as his will showed the love he bore of detail mark the interior of the at the clinic would probably never beyond the first stages. The Priestly ChxrM Observed cult operas with local talent has ity of the singers playing the prin­ I. soon as landscaping work is com- the Church. edifice. The floors of the halls receive medical attention were it tuberculin skin test is a harmless In his sermon, Father Wolohan been demonstrated before by Mon­ cipal roles. Stars that have ] pleted. The old building was com­ After providing for his nieces are covered with rubber tile, those not for the examinations required device to discover the presence or dwelt on the charge made by the signor Bosetti. That local singers achieved local and national fame pletely remodeled and now has a (Turn to Page U — Column 1) of the rooms with linoleum. (Tumto Pagei — Column 6) (Turn to Pagei — Column i) ordaining Bishop to priests in the can perform creditably in a Wag­ (Tumto Pagei — Column i) PAGE TWO Office. 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1937

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5 - D ° r M l y . CROWN IN NEW MEXICO lEiii PHI ppm More Fj^anciscan missionaries would place the scenfe somewhere (Regis College) *30 Studebaker Sedan ...... ^..$195 *84 Chevrolet Coach ...... ,__ An outstanding program was. won the martyr’s crown in the in the ricinity of Chilili. While he given at the Luncheon Study club was sleeping under a tree, some *80 Chevrolet Coach ______225 '84 Lafayette Sedan ___ 425 state of New Mexico than any Intensified practice for the play, '82 Terraplane Coupe ____ 246 *34 Ford Coupe» R. S...... 895 meeting of St. Rita’s C. D. of A. Indians crushed his head with a Within These Walls, is being car­ *80 Chevrolet Coupe ..... 195 *38 Ford Victoria ..... 865 court on the activities of women other state in this country, says heavy stone. Subsequently, his ried on. There is little room for *85 Ford Tudor ...... 425 '81 Pontiac Coupe 195 in the United States. Miss Mary Franciscan History of North companions came to Puaray doubt that the presentation of this ’S3 Plymouth Cabriolet______395 OP«" E«ning* Until It Coughlin of the Diocesan Coun­ America, a report of the 18th an­ (Tiguex, near present Bernallilo), drama will please the Denver au­ '38 Plymoutti Sedan...... 695 Always Glad to See Ton and there the missionaries re­ cil of Catholic Women, spoke on nual meeting of the Franciscan dience. The play has received high “ Rights and Privileges.” She gave mained, while the soldiers returned acclaim in the East, and this will a very comprehensive talk. Educational conference held in to Mexico. Soon after, Father be the first time it will be pre­ The topic, “ Women’s Activities Santa Barbara, Calif. There were Lopez was killed by the local In­ sented in Denver. The serious and in Social Service,” Was divided. no less than 31 martyrs, one in dians with arrows, and Brother comic elements combine to make Rodriguez was likewise murdered Miss Helen Cannon, supervisor of each of the years: 1544 (? ), 1581, the production very attractive. the Catholic Charities bureau and by them a little later. 1631, 1632, 1672, 1675, and 1689; The monthly meeting of the Denver's Laxfest Ford Dealer graduate of the Catholic univer­ By 1630, the Franciscan mis­ Regis college Parents’ club took tw c T stoires sity’s social service school in Wash­ two in 1682, five in 1696, and 17 sions had in New Mexico reached in 1680. In chronological order, place Monday evening in the li­ 14th and Broadway 5th and Broadway ington, D. C., sponsored by the their zenith with as many as 25 brary. The 40 members in at­ Natiohal Council of Catholic the 31 martyrs of New Mexico are churches and mission centers for as follows: tendance listened to the reports Women, gave social service as 90 pueblos, counting some 60,000 handed in by the various commit­ performed by the Catholic Chari­ Brother Luis de Escalona at Christian Indiahs under the spirit­ tees and pigged their support to ties and told of the field open to Pecos, 1544 (?); Father Juan de ual care of about 50 priests. But the ticket sale for the plav to be trained Catholic workers. Miss Santa Maria at Chilili, 1581; Fa­ at this time already the pagan put on by the Regis Dramatics so­ Cannon received her A. B. degree ther Francisco Lopez at Puaray medicine men, who saw themselves ciety. Refreshments were served at Loretto Heights college. (Bernallilo), 1582; Father Agus- deprived more and more of the in the dining room. Plans for May Miss Elizabeth Roche, head of tin Rodriguez at Puaray, 1582; control they had exercised over events brought to the attention of the American Red Cross social Father P ^ ro de Miranda at Taos, the people, were fostering that 'the members by the president, service department at Fitzsimons 1631; Father Francisco Letrado spirit of revolt that became mani­ Mrs. Charles Smith, met with the hospital, told of the work done by at Hawikuh (Zuni), 1632; Fa­ fest at times and finally developed approval of all. Impetus was given the Red Cross social service work­ ther Pedro Avila y Ayala at 50 years later into fanatic hatred to arouse the club to assist in at­ ers. Miss Roche also stressed tbe Hawikuh, 1672; Father Alonso of the Spaniards and the Chris­ tracting the graduates of the paro­ opportunities for trained social Gil de Avila at Senecu, 1675; Fa­ tian religion. chial high schools to Regis next workers. -Miss Roche received her ther Juan Bernal at Galisteo, On Dec. 28, 1631, a very cold September, and it is to b e' ex­ degrees from the University of 1680; Father D om in i de Vera day, the two soldiers who served pected that the efforts of the Nebraska, the University o f Cali­ at Galisteo, 1680; Father Fernan­ as guards at the mission of Taos members will go far in increasing fornia, and the Simmons school of do de Velasco at Galisteo, 1680; went into the missionary’s kitchen the enrollment of the college de- Social Service in Boston, Mass. Father Manuel Tinoco at Galisteo, to warm themselves. Incited by artment. It was stressed that Outstanding women in other 1680; Father Juan Bautista Pio the medicine men, a mob of In­ ;egis is the only Catholic men’s activities were described by Anna at Tesuque, 1680; Father Tomas dians broke into the house and gcollege in the Rocky mountairf dis­ Fallon, chairman for the after­ de Torres at Nambe, 1680; Father killed the soldiers as well as the trict and that it is manned by a full noon. Luis de Morales at San Ildefonso, missionary, Father Pedro de Mi­ Jesuit faculty. S R F E L J R Y Mri. Haguf’ Article Read 1680; Brother Antonio Sanchez de randa, whom they found at prayer. J. E. Gheen of New York city, An article written by Mrs. Jos­ Pro at San Ildefonso, 1680; Fa­ Some two months later, Feb. representing the Denver chamber eph C. Hague was read by Miss ther Matias Rendon at Picuris, 22, 1632, a Sunday in Lent, in of commerce, addressed the student Margaret Leary. It described a 1680; Father Antonio de Mora at the Zuni pueblo of Hawikuh, Fa­ body Wednesday, April 7. Mr. Taos, 1680; Brother Juan de la FIDDLY UJIDDLY visit to St. Anthony’s shrine on ther Francisco Letrado, finding Gheen is traveling throughout the Long Island in New York. Mrs. Pedrosa at Taos, 1680; Father that the Indians did not come to country in the interests of the Hagus is visiting her sister on Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana church, went out to, exhort them chamber of commerce in a drive Price* effectlTe in all Safeway and P i«Iy Wiggly Store* in Denrer and at Santo Domingo, 1680; Father and was killed by a volley of anburbs, April 9 and 10. Long Island. to make it better known and to Simmons ‘Pull-Easy’ Juan de Talaban at Santo Domin­ arrows coming from, members of show what service it is to the com­ The hostesses for the day were go, 1680; Father Jose de Montes- Mrs. J. P. Donley, Mrs. Thomas his own flock. This murder, too, munity. doca at Santo Domingo, 1680; Fa­ seems to have been instigated by Three papers adjudged the best STUDIO COUCHES Barry, and Mrs. Harvey Smith. ther Juan de Jesus at Jemez, 1680; Canned Foods Sale! The Business Girls’ Study club the medicine men. Not satisfied written in the recent intercolle­ Father Lucas Maldonado at Aco- with the death of Father Letrado, met Thursday evening, April 8, at giate Latin contest have been for- Simmons built it— ^your guarantee of ma, 1680; Father Juan del Val at the murderers pursued Father warded to the‘ prefectpri ' general of Sliced Pineapple, Libby. 6:15 o’clock for dinner and a book Halona (Zuni), 1680; Father $ 9 5 review. Miss Martha Soran was Martin de Arvide, who had just studies of the MissouriM province fine quality. Complete with spring filled Manuel Beltran at Soledad, 1684t visited his fellow-missionary, and chairman. The regular business of Jesuits. Father Francisco de Jesus Maria also killed him in Arizona. mattress and pillows. A simple opera­ -n 19c 4 cans 73c meeting was held at 8 o’clock, with The Rev. B. J. Murray, S.J., Casanas at Jemez, 1696; Father Francisco de la Mora Ceballos, the grand regent presiding. represented Regis college at the tion opens it to double or twin beds 39 Jose de Arbizu at San Cristobal, governor of New Mexico, sent an Rose-Dale Apricots Committee for Sick Lauded silver jubilee celebration of the 1696; Father Antonio Carbonel at expedition under Thomas de Al- The remarkable work of the Rev. William E. Larkin in La $ 3 .0 0 Down — ? 3 .0 0 Month San Cristobal, 1696; Father Fran­ bizu to avenge Father Letrado’s Junta Wednesday, April 7. 17c 4 cans...... 65c committee that visits the tubercu­ cisco Corvera at San Ildefonso, death. The party passed the losis sanitariums has been greatly 1696, and Father Antonio Moreno famous rock, El Morro, some 30 Red Salmon, Libby or Del Monte commended. Personal attention is at San Ildefonso, 1696, miles from Zuni, and one o f the Altar Society Will given to the sick girls. Visits are soldiers, Lujan by name, added made, gifts and magazines are The protomartyr of New Mexi­ co, Brother Luis de Escalona (or an inscription to the many that Convene on Monday Tall can...... 21c 4 cans.... brought, and surprise parties are .82c Ubeda), who may be Identical with had already been carved into the arranged for the girls in the vari­ smooth sandstone. A very puzzling The regular meeting o f the Holy l4 sa CHAMPA STREET • • • * ESTABLISHES 1899 ous hospitals. The committee is Fray Juan de la Cruz, was a com­ Tomato Juice, Kuner’* panion of Father Juan de Padilla, inscription, it was not deciphered Ghost Altar and Rosary society Medium cans, t _ C. composed of Laura Skelley, the protomartyr of the United until Lummis lent a helping hand. will be held Monday, April 12, at Martha Soran, Mary Donahue, FURNITURE- RUGS- RANGES 3 fo r States and of Texas. When Co­ Reduced to longhand Spanish, the 2- p. m. in Holy Ghost hall. The ► ivc 6 cans.....37c Minnie Buajachi, Ida Callahan, ronado went back to Mexicu and inscription reads: “ Se pasaron a hostesses for the day will be Dr. and Anna Limacher, chairman. Father Padilla returned to Qui- 23 de Marzo de 1632 anos a la Lydia B. Russell, Mrs. William F. Tendersweet Corn The sewing group is busy mak­ vira (1542), Brother Luis con­ benganza de Muerte del Padre Schweider, Mrs. Joseph A. Seu- No. 1 cans, ing First Communion grarments. tinued his missionary work among Letrado. Lujan.” “ They passed bert, and Mrs. Harvey Smith. At 4 for...... 25c cans, ^ each.. 10c The Catholic Daughters are called the Pueblo Indians at Pecos on the 23rd of March in the year 3 o’clock. Miss Sadie Birmingham on from every section of the city (Cicuye) near Santa Fe. Brother 1632 to avenge the death of Fa­ will speak on the coming opera, PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Grapefruit, Brokn Brand to supply this raiment. Luis sent word that the Indians ther Letrado.” Lohengrin. An autographed copy of her at the latter pueblo were friend­ latest book, Rocking Chair Ranch, ly, but some medicine men were ?"o? .. ... 19c 6 cans...... 55c was presented to the court by the hostile to him. Nevertheless, the author, Mrs. Lenora. Mattingly zealous brother remained and noth­ Early Garden P eas, Monte Weber, a member of Court St. ing was ever heard from him Rita. again. It may be regarded as certain that Brother Luis was „ 10c 6 cans...... 59c killed by the medicine men, and hence his name is retained on the Neyf Store Available list of martyrs. COTTRELL'S MARKET FEATURES Airway De Pail Meg fill Hours On Oar In 1581, Brother A g u s t i n Coffee Rodriguez, a pioneer in the north­ 9:30 to 5:30 Beef Pot Roast ern part of Mexico, went to New i - c ^ t o ^ t e 3-WAY-PAY Mexico with Fathers Francisco A .yi/ ta n Lb. 19c & 22c Wl:...... 17c DemoiisInileWoik Lopez, superior, and Juan de Santa Maria, accompanied by Francisco 621 SIXTEENTH STREET 3 Ibt. Sanchez, called Chamuscado, Beef Steaks for...... 50c A two-part lesson in charity leader of the expedition; eight All cuts, fancy I L l A p work, with actual cases summa­ soldiers, and 19 Indians. After Colorado fed beef...... 1-iU* OvI-/ rized and a tsnpical meeting sched­ they had explored a large portion ule demonstrated, will be taught of New Mexico, Father Juan de Cottoell Got Under the Wue Before Clothing Prices Zoomed! Tea by the Cathedral parish’s St. Vin­ Santa Maria decided to return Red Salmon Canterbury cent de Paul conference Sunday alone and report -on what had Whole or T h 1 morning at St. Thomas’ seminary. been seen. Leaving his companions half fish...... L /U . Orange Pekoe About 150 laymen of the city ac- in the neighborhood of Galisteo on tiv® in charity work will go to M lb. Sept. 7, 1581, he met his death on package.. St. Thomas’ for their quarterly the third day following, which Smoked Picnics 14c Communion breakfast. Tender cured, ¥ L ^ \ n 1,800 Suits & Topcoats In addition to the regular and 4 to 6 lbs...... M J.%/ % lb. package.. 25c honorary members to attend, other men of the city interested Change Made in in the St. Vincent de Paul so­ ciety’s work are invited, President Novena Service C. D. O’Brien of the Particular \ The Girvin Furniture & Auction Co. council said Thursday. While the men active in the or­ In order to accommodate the Circulator coal heaters, heautiful bungalow combination range: coal, gas and combination ranges, side-oven gas ranges; gas or coal water tank heaters; 4-hole ganization are familiar with typ­ large number of business people cook stoves: top. front, and side icing refrigerators, all guaranteed in good work­ ical cases and meeting procedure, who are making the perpetual no­ ing order, at reasonable figures, cash or credit. Sunday’s model session to be run vena to the Miraculous Medal 1524-28 Court PI., Denver. Tel. KEyitone 5856. by about a dozen members of the every Monday at the Cathedral, Cathedral conference will be for the services at 12:15 p. m. and the instruction of the future 3:15 p. m. have been combined ■ When in Need of Help priests studying at St. Thomas’. into one service at 5:15 p. m. The - SPECIALIST Since parochial charity work will evening services will continue to EYE EAR-NOSE THROAT of any kind, permanent or odd job, be an important part of their be held as usual at 7 :45. All Sizes: Regulars, NERVOUS a n d GLAND call Employment Department. priestly careers, familiarity with The novena, which has been longs, shorts, stouts. the 100-year-old lay society’s conducted for the last 19 months, DISEASES — ^ working methods should make draws unusually large crowds DR. P. W.FORSTER, D .c . Catholic Charities their later efforts more efficient. from all over the city. According P H O N E m a i n 5 5 9 6 The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. to the Rev, Charles M. Johnson, 218 STEELE BLOC., 1551 WELTON ST. 1666 Grant St. KEystone 6386 Vehr will offer Mass in the semi­ letters are constantly coming in nary chapel at 8 o’clock, and the to the Cathedral telling of the breakfast, at which the men will many spiritual and temporal bene­ be guests of Oscar Malo, will fol­ fits granted through the prayers of Verified $3S.OO Values ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING low. The demonstration, with ac­ the novena. ► tual cases used, will be staged at A special Mass is said in the Ca­ the breakfast. Last April, the Holy thedral every morning at 7:15 for ► Family parish conference was in those making the novena. The ink had hardly dried on our order before ► charge of the model meeting, which clothing prices went up. Suits of FINE GAB­ ► Classified Ads was so well received that a second ARDIN ES in smart Grays, Blues, Browns, Tans ► It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertUement*. ^ performance was scheduled. A Communists Seek to ► brief histoi^ of the society and a Mislead Catholics and Greens. All the new Sport Backs—and ^ ^ - review of its practices and prin­ plain backs. Beautiful Worsteds and Quality DRUG STORES HOUSE CLEANING ciples will be presented by Joseph Cheviots. Topcoats in Coverts, hair type cloths Newman in the form of a charge Antwerp.—With their final aim EDDIE O’NEILL to a new member of the Cathedral the creation of a Popular Front and stoneface cheviots. If you need clothes, HUTCHINSON'S PHARMACV YO. 3900-R conference. to which they hope to attract So­ this is the chance ,to buy! Your Naborfaood Drugsiat Wall Washing, Wall Paper Cleaning, cialists and Christian Democrats, Phone SFruce 0588 TOO So. Pearl The 1936 report of the Denver Floor* and Woodwork Scrubbed and Communists in Flanders are seek­ JAMES HUTCHINSON Waxed, Wirfdow Washing. Skilled White Particular council, embracing par­ Workman, all Work Guaranteed. ish conferences in Colorado and ing to devise ways in which they can attract Catholics, particularly FURNACES AND GRATES New Mexico, showed that 25 units HOTELS distributed $10,631.87 to 2,000 the farmers, under the preteirt FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED that they are not against religion, members of 586 families. About but rather anti-Fascist and for H. H. York. 527 E. Exsosition. PE. 2218 NEWHOUSE HOTEL 9.000 visits of mercy, including IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau­ the defense of the Flemish claims. $5 3.000 home visits and attention HATS tiful capitoL Colfax at Grant, Denver, LUGGAGE Colo. to the needs of nearly 1,000 men and women in hospitals, were re Prelate Was .War Hero Very fine fur felts New Sprinir Handbag*. $1.00 np Tlie A. E. MEEK TRUNK A BAG CO. CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, vealed in the report. London.— Twice recommended in spring’s popular 1W5 16th SL KK 8079 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for girl*. for the award of the Victoria shades. Snap brims D.C.C.W. Affiliates Are cross, Britain’s highest military — bound and un­ EGGS FURNITURE WANTED honor, Msgr. James H. MeShane, bound. Smart Hate Asked to Name Delegates pastor of St. Godric’s, Durham, at a real saving! MORGAN’S EGG FARM died at the age of 53. He showed WANTED— Household furniture and We deliver in your neighborhood. All affiliated organizations of such courage in battle that he was 801 Sheridan Blvd. - KE. 3883 furnishings. SL Vincent de Paul society. Be Hatted by Cottrell's Experienced Hatterl Call TA. 7866. 1826 Urimer. the Denver Diocesan Council of asked to accept a commission as a Catholic Women are requested at combatant, but refused. Although HELP WANTED—FEMALE Situation Wanted their April meetings to appoint he did not receive the Victoria delegates to the annual convention cross— it has never been awarded Seitabla Houaekeeper for email family, Reliable woman wiU be companion or of the council to be held in Denver to a Catholic priest— ^he received reftrenea*, call after 6 p. m, GA. 4524-M. care for elderly lady. TeL TA. 8726. May 11 and 12. the Military cross.

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y y y ^ w'w ^ w WWW ^ y y w'w w w w w w w NEARLY 100 ATTEND PARISH Preferred Parish School Club Olinger Mortuaries STUDY CLUB REVIEW MEET INC. ► Trading List-« ► (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) left to two old friends, but in the To S p s o r Party CATHOLIC, MEMBERS of our personnel and the Close to 100 piembers of the event of the death of one or both finest equipment and facilities are assigned to MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER; parish Study clubs were present parties before her own the share (St. Philomena's Parish) Friday evening, April 2, for the of the deceased was to be given (St. Joseph’s Parish) review conduct^ by the Rev. F. to the parish. Every Catholic Service The merchant* represented in this section are boQsters. They are Miss Grace E. Mathias became The “ D” club of St. Joseph’s Gregory Smith, diocesan confra­ the bride of Carlton ■ R. Conover An illustrated lecture, entitled high school invites its friends to anxious to 'work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co- ternity director. Visitors present “ Fighting Cancer With Knowl­ at a Nuptial Mass Saturday, April attend a social Wednesday eve­ 'operate with them. for the review expressed the wish edge,” will be given in Concordia 3, before the Very Rev. William ning, April 14, at Soderstrom’s to take part in a Study club this hall Monday evening at 8 o’clock. M. Higgins. The bride, who was hall, 1247 Broadway. A good or­ JOSEPH E. BONA, Vice President fall. Leaders called upon by Fa­ The lecture •will be sponsored by given in marriage by her uncle, chestra will provide the music. ther Smith to help with the re­ the Holy Name society. Follow­ Frank Johnson, wore a rose-beige Tickets are 70 cents per couple view were Mmes. M. Semler, J. ing the lecture, there will be a C ath ed ral suit, trimmed with matching fox and may be bought from the mem­ Jackson, B. Keirns, W. Taylor, short meeting to make final plans fur. Her hat and accessories bers or at the rectory. 16th at Boulder and Speer Blvd. at Sherman were brown, and she wore a cor­ W. Cook, J. Bettinger, and J. for the box social on Saturday Rosemary Needham, infant sage of gardenias and lilies of the Alexander. Following the review, evening, April 17. The admission All Departments: GAllup 0303 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude valley. She was attended by Miss an hour of folk dancing was en­ price for this social will be 25 Needham, was baptized Sunday by Skelly Master Station Peggy Cooper, who wore a suit of joyed under the direction of Cecil cents for men and a box lunch Please write or phone for our gift booklet, “ Looking Ahead.” the Rev. A. Zeller, C.SS.R. Ellen grey trimmed in karakul -with King, Denver instructor. for women. A prize will be given C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. Cretzer and Frank Rafferty were 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN matching accessories and a cor­ A mention of St. Louis’ par­ to the woman whose box lunch ish in the will of Mrs. Mary Bren­ brings the highest price when the the sponsors. The high school sage of gardenias. F. A. Hecken- baseball team showed mid-season Skelly Aromax, Tagalene Oils, Moto Sway Lub. dorf was best man. After a wed­ nan, a parishioner who died re­ lunches are auctioned off in the cently, ■will be acknowledged with evening. form Monday in downing the West IX S. Royal Tires and Tubes ding breakfast at the Cosmopoli­ high Cowboys to the tune of 12 4 tan hotel, the couple left on a a High Mass of Requiem in the Delegates to the P.-T. A. con­ Cars Called for and Delivered— Scooter Service church Monday morning, April 12. vention in Brighton next week -mil to 6. The Rev. R. Michaels, 4 short trip through the northwest­ C.SS.R., is coach of the team. ■4 ern part of the state. They will The estate of Mrs. Brennan was he Mrs. W. Taylor and Mrs. E. Preferred Parish 4 make their home here. Poole, with Mrs. J. Young and Father Zeller will leave for t Colonic Irrigations Mrs. H. Sheetz as alternates. Fa­ Laramie, Wyo., to assist over 4 The Holy Name society will re­ Colon Irrigations Insure ther Joseph P. O’Heron also will Saturday and Sunday at the Cath­ 4 ceive Communion in a body Sun­ Trading List^ Cleanliness BARREL’S attend the convention. The in­ olic church there. 4 Of our greatest disease-producing center day, April 11, at the 8 o’clock stallation of new officers of St. COLFAX A LOGAN KE. 5333 Mass. The Rev. P.. G. O’Connor, A A A ih I j*l —the lower bowel. Physicians recom­ Louis’ P.-T. A. will be held at the C.SS.R., will leave for Montrose, mend Colonic Irrigations. You may get Mrs. C. 0. Selander will enter­ •well by stopping the absorption of poi­ Fresh Fish, Corn-Fed Meats, Staple May meeting. Parents present at where he will open a one-week MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER; tain the Altar and Rosary society sons from the bowel cesa-pool. the meeting Monday voted favor­ mission Sunday. The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are Groceries, Fruits add Vegetables Monday, April 12, at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Sharley Chilcote ably for the use of a maroon- John Canny of 736 Elati street anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage, Co- She will be assisted by Mrs. C. W. colored cap and gown at the operate with them. KE. 8263 1600 Logan St. Free Delivery Any Size Order Kelley and Mrs. M. Syrianey.. is home from the hospital. graduation exercises in June. He shows steady improvement Pupils of St. Philomena’s music The Daughters of Mary sodality department and the graduating (St. John’s Parish) from the heart attack suffered ten HOME DRUG CO. held a special meeting at-the home days ago. King Cole Room class of 1937 were hostesses Tues­ _ SL John’s Altar and R osa^ so­ of Miss Elinor Miller, 4595 South St. Francis de Sales' Across from St. Joseph’s Hospital day afternoon at a musical tea ciety will meet Friday, April 16, Lincoln, Monday evening. Plans Mrs. J. G. Doughty of 508 1082 BROADWAY at the home of Mrs. Hugh Stewart, West Eighth avenue i s . greet­ 18th & Humboldt honoring Madalene Weber, Jane were inade at this meeting for a SPruce 9908 275 South Logan Southern, Geraldine Pershing, and 612 Gaylord street. Luncheon will Mothers’ day program. ing her friends at home after sev­ "A DRUG STORE COMPLETE” Excellent Lunches and Dinners. Shirley Kalota, all students of the be served at 1 o’clock, followed by There will be a special showing eral days in the hospital for an Glen Mile.s Drug Store All Kinds of Delicious Sandwiches. Prescriptions A Specialty piano at Loretto Heights college. the regular business meeting. of the film, Fabiola, in the hall operation. LOGAN GARAGE Prescriptions Our Specialty Pabst Blue Ribbon on Tap. The program comprised works of St. Rosa’s card club was enter­ Friday afternoon. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Bagan are Prompt Delivery Phone MA. 8060 C. E. SHERRED, Prop. Schumann, Mendelssohn, Grieg, tained at the Argonaut hotel. Mrs. the feature film, there will be a the parents of a boy, born March East Alameda at Penn St. 23 at St. Joseph’s hospital. They “ The Home of Specialized Service” The Drug Store Complete Greasing - Polishing - Washing - Painting Poldini, McDowell, and some pres­ M. J. McCarty was hostess and short comedy. Adults are espe­ The Handicraft Shop ent-day composers. A technical Mrs. William 0. Sievers was a cially invited to attend. The ad, have named him'Gerald Joseph. Storage - Repairing We Deliver Free and Freely Gas and Oil CHARLES S. AUGER, Prop. finish and splendid tonal control guest for the afternoon. The club mission price will be ten cents. The Holy Name society members Wrecker Service (Between Washington and Clarkson) Phone Pearl 6433 • SP. 9843 were displayed by these young ar­ will meet again April 12 at the Infants baptized on March 28 ■will receive Communion in a body Art Leather, Fiber and tists. The hostesses were Anna home of Mrs. Menkie, 500 St. Paul were Leona Marie Norman, Sunday at the 7 o’clock Mass. The Cathedral Garage Celluloid Lou Hahn, Mary P. McGlone, Bet­ street.' Claudia Marie Mayott, and Ronald meeting, which will be followed DADS PLACE MILE HI 1735 LOGAN ST. KEYSTONE 8038 731 EAST COLFAX ty Covillo, Patsy Young, Marzette St. Joseph’s card club was en­ Joseph Brown. There was one by a social hour, will be held instruction Given to School Classes and adult Baptism on March 27. 710 South Broadway ROLLER RINK JOE GAFFNEY. Prop. Individuals Hickey, and Margaret Flint. tertained by Mrs. R. N. White at Tuesday evening, April 13, when TABOR 6961 Mary Kathleen Nelan, infant Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith an­ members of the junior Holy Name PE. 9802 531 BROADWAY STORAGE - REPAIRS the Park Lane hotel. The club will daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis meet again April 14 for a sub­ nounced the birth of a boy last society and the Boy Scout troop Mohilgas Mobiloil Skating every night, exc^ t Mondays, week. Mr» Smith is city clerk of 7:30 to 10:30. Matinees Thursday^Sat* D. Nelan, was baptized Sunday, scription luncheon at the Golden will be honored guests. The SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION urday-Sunday, 2 to 5. April 4, by the Rev. C, E. Kessler. Englewood, and Mrs. Smith, who moderator and the officers are The Royal Shoppe The City Lace Lantern inn. We Give S. & H. Green Stamps Monday nights reserved for private Martin Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Mar­ St. Catherine’s card club met was Elizabeth Ford before her desirous of a large attendance at parties. 1771 Humboldt S t garet Nelan are the godparents. Monday, April 5, at the home of marriage, is a former teacher in both functions. Variety of Beautiful Cleaners L. J. KINGSBURY, Prop. Among those parishioners who Mrs. C. D. O’Brien. Guests.for the Englewood schools. The regular meeting of the Al­ Handmade Art 218 E. 7th Ave. attended the Fourth Dtegree exem­ the afternoon were Mrs. John Rae tar and Rosary society ■will be Sharpe Lace Curtains, Fancy Table plification in Colorado Springs and Mrs. Thomas Early. The next held Wednesday, April 14, at 2 NEEDLEWORK Linens, Wool Blankets, Etc. Sunday were Mrs. J. P. McConaty, meeting of the club will be April p. m. The ways and means com­ Jewelry Co. Guaranteed Satisfaction Mrs. McCarthy, and Francis and CLEANERS AND DYERS Dressmaking - Hosiery • Notions For Quality and Servier, Call TA. 7907 19 at the home of Mrs. Roy Parks. I3 T I f mittee of the society, of which Janet Barry. Francis was ini­ St. Gregon-’s Book club met Mrs. Fred Bliesmer is chairman, 27 BROADWAY 328 BROADWAY PEARL 3753 tiated into the fourth degree. April 2 at the home of Mrs. Clem announces that it is arrang­ Jewelry repairing work guaranteed Upholstered Furniture, Curtains, and Mrs. Thomas Neyens’ club met Kohl. A popular book was re­ ing a spaghetti luncheon and card Draperies Expertly Cleaned and Finished St. Louis' March 31 with Mrs. G. L. Schott. viewed by Miss Quantril McClung. party to be held the latter part Mrs. L. M. Appel was welcomed as The book club plans to have an­ of this month. The date will be a new member. Honors for high other review April 23. chosen at the meeting of the so­ FIRST AVE. CAFE Good Hardware JOHNSON ENGLEWOOD score went to Mrs. J. P. McCon­ Mrs. S. J. Lewis, president of ciety Wednesday. Other members aty and Mrs. Otto Kiene. The the Altar and Rosary society, (Blessed Sacrament Parish) of the committee are Mmes. Eg- 117 Broadwsr PE. 9800 Headquarters for Tools, Cutlery HEATING CO. SHOE SHOP next meeting will be held by Mrs. plans to entertain the oflScers and Mrs. Milton Allen entertained gert. Pollock, J. Dean, Brayton, FRIED CHICKEN DINNERS AT LOWEST PRICES CLYDE M. JOHNSON, Proprietor Repairini: That Insures HeSlth, Economy J. Mix. committee chairmen at a luncheon the Wednesday Bridge club at her Pfeiffer, and Saunders. TIN WORK, SKYLIGHTS, Comfort * Mrs. L- J. Dunne entertained April 15 at a downtown hotel. home. Among the guests were the St. Alphonsus’ guard held its IndividasI Casserole 50c Falby’s Paint Store GUTTER AND JOB WORK E. HAMLYN & SONS Mrs. L. A. Fair’s club on April 1. June Siems is convalescing at Rev. Harold V. Campbell and meeting Tuesday evening and dis­ Warm Air Furnaces PRICES REASONABLE High score was made by Mrs. L. J. St. Joseph’s hospital after an ap­ Mmes. J. C. Burley, Thomas E. cussed matters pertaining to the We serve no alcoholic liquors. 32 Broadway PEarl 2948 3525 So. Broadway Ph. Eng. 446 3444 S. Broadway Phone ENG. 271 Carlon. Mrs. Ben Vett will enter­ pendectomy and tonsillectomy. Greene, and James Brennan. The improvement of order in church, tain next. ■ cards were awarded to Mrs. especially at Communion time at Mrs. P. H. Williams 'was hostess Charles T. Mahoney. This occa­ the 7 and 8:30 o’clock Masses. B & B GRILL E. M. W. to the women of Mrs. M. A. Hick­ sion was the 13th anniversary of It was decided that, beginning Blessed Sacrament ey’s club Friday April 2. Mrs. L. the inception of the club, and Mrs. Sunday and only at the 11:30 3476 South Broadway Rugs and Furniture JOE J. BETTINGER, Prop. J. Carlon and Mrs. J. W. Potter : to Weldon gave a comprehensive re­ o’clock Mass, the last pew will be shared honors. Mrs. T. R. Young reserved for mothers with infants Budweiser Beer on Draught GET ALL OTHER PRICES port of what had been accomplished will hold the next meeting at her in the past and what was hoped in their arms. This convenience is NEAL’S SALON Thompson Bros. Also Delicious Wines “ A Quality Beauty Service” SEE US home. to be done in the future. Father intended to save the mothers any Hot and Cold Plate Lunch Mrs. W. C. Schwenger’s club Campbell said that the co-opera­ embarrassmeit if it becomes nec­ Men and Women Hair A Complete Line of Richelieu Your Business Is Appreriated Here 2141 So. Broadway Phone SP. 5391 met at the home of Mrs. J. P. Mc­ OPEN SUNDAY tion being shown him throughout essary for them to leave the and Solitaire Foods Shapers and Stylists Conaty, Mrs. J. T. Cronin made the parish is very encouraging. church. In response to a suggestion In the Miller Drive-in Market Free Dclivo-y high score. Mrs. John Keating Altar Society Meets Friday of the Very Rev. C. Darley, E, Colfax at Elm will be the next hostess. (St. Joseph’s Parish, Globevilie) C.SS.R., the moderator, the mem­ I FR. 6013 1833 Elm St.. YO. 2621 - 2622 St. John's The Forty Hours’ devotion .will The meeting of the Altar and bers voted to have an all-day out­ Mrs. J. A. Smethills’ club, which Rosary society will be held Friday was to me^ Tuesday, April 5, was open with a Solemn Mass cele­ ing •with their ■wives and friends brated at 10:30 o’clock Sunday afternoon, April 9, at 2:30 in Mc­ some time in July, the date to be LUSTIG DRUG CO. DENVER postponed, as Mrs. Smethills is ill Donough hall. It will be preceded Prima-Donna Barber The firms listed here de- at Mercy hospital. by the Very Rev. Robert M. Kel­ chosen by the officers. The society ley, S.J., president of Regis col­ by Benediction at 2 o’clock. The regretfully accepted the resigna­ ELM AND COLFAX sei*ve to be' remembered MARKET CO. hostesses will be Mmes. W. C. and Beauty Salon lege, assisted by other priests tion' of George Canny, secretary, The Drug Store Complete 4530 E. Colfax YO. 9510 when you are distributing I.G.A. Stores from Regis. A procession and Weldon, George McDevitt, J. J. who, ■with his wife, moved last Reilly, and J. J. Drinkard. We deliver free and freely. Have your You are assured of expert service in both your patronage in the dif­ 2422 E. 6tb Ave. FR. 4151 & 4152 Choir Will Stage exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ week to 4334 Zuni street. Joseph our Barber and Beauty Department ment will follow the Mass, with Mrs. George Pope and Misses Schull was unanimously chosen doctor phone us year prescriptions. We invite you to inspect our new methods ferent lines of business. Selected corn>fed meats. Fancy and YOrk 2171 YOrk 9273 and equipment. staple groceries, fruits and vegetables. members of various parish so­ Sadie and Ann Birmingham had as to succeed Mr. Canny. Fresh 6sh and oysters Western Comedy cieties alternating jn adoration in their guests Mr. and Mrs. Clem Free Delivery Service the afternoon. In the evening at Cronin of Minneapolis, Minn., who stopped off in Denver for a few THE GREGG (Holy Rosary Parish) 7:30 o’clock, there will be Litany, sermon, and Benediction. The Rev. days en route from California. BUCHANAN’S The public is invited to see The Mr. and Mrs. James Brady left im Eil CUB TO Annunciation Blundering Herd, the Western C. Brown will give'the sermon. NUT CO. for San Diego, Calif, for about a 1213 E. Fourth Avenue LIQUOR STORE comedy to be presented Sunday, Masses Monday and Tuesday month. April 18, at 8 o’clock by the Holy will be at 5:30 and 9 o’clock, the QUALITY NUT MEATS FOR ALL Fine Wines and Liquors DRUGS Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Casmon, Jr., OCCASIONS DE SELLEM Rosary choir. The group in charge latter a High Mass. The Rev. ICE COLD BEER said, regarding the comedy, “ You Anthony Elzi will preach at the formerly of this parish, have trans­ Beach's Fine Ice Cream • Many Delicious FUEL AND FEED CO. ferred to Fargo, N. Dak. Mr. Cas­ Flavors Phone PEarl 1777 . 377 Sout|^ Broadway TWO STORES will laugh until your sides ache. services Monday evening at 7:30 mon has been made assistant man­ CHARLES A. DeSELLEU You will see how easy it is to ride" o’clock. Tuesday evening at the SAME PRICES ager of the Fargo zone for a a horse. You will learn to love the same time, the solemn closing of (St. Francis de Sales' Parish) We Ship by Rail motor company. Mrs. Casmon is blustering Walrus. Peggy Hous­ the Forty Hours’, including a H oly Ghost PHONE T A 3205 the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'The Girls’ Letter club will spon­ ton and Ruth Bell will captivate procession of the Blessed Sacra­ 35TH AND WALNUT Thomas Kelly. sor a “ Spring Swing” April 16 in RES. PHONE MA. 8544 your hearts! Shoo-Hi will make ment, will be held. The Rt. Rev. the high school building. Admis­ UNUSUAL GIFTS FO^ ALL OCCASIONS 1 1437 California CH. 1867 you hungry with his delicious Msgr. Richard Brady will be the Mrs. Virgil Paul Britton of Houston, Tex., is visiting her par­ sion -will be 50 cents a couple. A doughnuts. Lobo Zip and Texas celebrant of Solemn Benediction, good orchestra has been engagred, Tim will thrill you with their gun­ assisted by the Rev. Charles Ha- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc- Grayel. She will be in Denver and new decorations are being put DRAGON GIFT DENVER GARAGE St. Vincent de Paul's play. Bring your husband or wife. gus and the Rev. Max Mankowski, up. Proceeds will go to the base­ S.J. The Rev. James P. Flana­ about a month. Bring your family. Bring every­ ball team. SHOP Complete Automobile Service gan will give the sermon. Mrs. Thomas Currigan has- body!” A different kind of circle party 625 Fifteenth 1067 So. Gaylord Phone SP. 0574 moved back into her former home Storaye - W'ashing - Lubrication SWEGLE-MYERS Jackson Addresses Boys in the parish. vrill be given Thursday, April 15, PAJAMAS. ROBES. EMBROIDERIES At the last meeting of the junior Study Club to Continue Meetings by St. Ann’s circle at the home of Fancy China Greetinx Cards 24 HOUR SEDVICE FURNITURE CO. Holy Name society, Andrew Jack- Month’s Mind Mass St. Mary’s Study club, under Mrs. A. L. Glodt, 1412 S. Grant. BOB’S MARKET son, who is interested in youth Games will be played beginning Complete Stock of Latest activities, gave an instructive talk the leadership of Mrs. W. C. Wel­ Styles Quality Meats at Low Prices Offered for Priest don, will continue its meetings, at 2 p. m. Refreshments will be in which he encouraged the mem­ commencing Thursdfiy, April 15, served. All friends are invited to The Shop of Quality and Price bers to regulate their lives accord­ St. Dominie's Sold on Easy Terms attend. ing to the example of Our Lord (St. James’ Parish) at 10 a. m. The subject will be Phone PE. 7288 1055 So. Gaylord BOB MUGELE, Prop. DENVER “ Altar and Sanctuary.” and to show deep respect for tl)p A Month’s Mind Mass was cele­ The April meeting and luncheon Miss Ann Birmingham will en­ holiness of His name. After the brated Tuesday of this week for of St. Joseph’s circle will be held Dr. Harry A. Miller The firms listed here de­ Drink Milk SOUTH GAYLORD meeting, the boys competed in the Rev. James M. Walsh by tertain St. Anthony’s circle at a Wednesday, April 14, at the home serve to be remembered a priest from St. Thomas’ ’ semi­ bridge luncheon in her home Fri­ of Mrs. Stephen Ryan, 416 S. Lo­ DENTIST from the boxing matches. The society will CLEANERS receive Holy Communion in a body nary. day, April 16. Father Campbell gan. Luncheon will be served at Extractions and when you are distributing will be guest of honor. 1025 SO. GAYLORD Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. 1 p. m; All members are asked to Plate Work Only Mrs. J. Leyden and Mrs. Hoin Mrs. Harry Seidenstricker will your patronage in the dif­ SO. GAYLORD Direct Plant Service The Young Ladies’ sodality will will represent St. James’ at the be present. MAIN 4885 entertain St. Norbert’s circle Mon­ The women of Holy Rosary cir­ ferent lines of business. Finest Quality Dry Cleaning meet Monday evening in the school Denver D.C.C.W. meeting in May. 308 Central Savings Bank Bldg. CREAMERY day, April 12. cle entertained their husbands and At Reasonable Prices hall. Refreshments will be served Sunday is Communion day for Sunday is Commimion day for escorts Tuesday evening, April 6, 1022 So. Gaylord PE. 4648 PEarl 1350 Marjorie Arnold after the business session. the Holy Name men and all men the men o f the parish, including in the assembly room of the rec­ of the parish. the Holy Name society, the St. tory. The party was well attend­ The Altar and Rosary society Vincent de Paul society, the ed, and eveiyone present had St. Joseph's St. Philomena's Holy Family met last week at the Civic build­ Knights of Columbus, and the Boy an enjoyable evening. Cards ing, with Mrs. J. P. Reddick and Scouts. They will receive in a were played, and refreshments, Mrs. Luke Parslow as hostesses. body at the 8:30 Mass. THEORA BEAUTY Danish Coffee Cake consisting of chicken pie, cran­ Phipps Beautequest Catherine Shaughnessy, Mrs. Rose berry sauce, potato chips, ice BOB & VAN’S Rolls West, and Miss Jennie Kelly were cream, cake, and coffee, were SHOP PERSONAL SERVICE received as new members. Mrs. Members of Society served. The May meeting of Holy Open Evenings and Sundays by For Quality Bakery Goods J. Behrens volunteered to care for Rosary circle will be held at the Meat Market Appointment KAIN TRY the altar cloths, Mrs. Halpin for To Receive Eucharist home of Mrs. R. W. Hynes, 174 S. 750 SANTA FE DRIVE ZOTOS the linens, and Mrs. Edith Phillips Logan, May 4. Permanents $1.50 to $7 CompUto PERMANENT WAVES D R Y G O O D S will have charge of the altars for (St. Therese’s Parish, Aurora) Sunday, April 4, two babies WEISS BAKERY Fresh Fish 614 SXXtA FE . TA. 8997 YO. 6721 4924 £ . Colfax at Elm FR. 1021 3216 E. COLFAX April. Members of the Altar and Ro­ were baptized: Thomas Shannon sary society will receive Commun­ Molskow, whose sponsors were GRAND OPENING SALE ion in a body Sunday, April 11., Jack Fletcher and Virginia Sharp; Billy Van^s Grocery The firms listed here de­ April 9-10-11 JOHN HARVEY the YoungYoAt People’s club Jo Ann Frances Beham, whose St. Catherine's meeting Sunday, April 4, Martin sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. James and Market serve to be remembered Furniture carefully selected for Gusty discussed “ The Feast of the Coughlin. Colorado Blvd. Drug Banns of marriage were pub­ THE MARKET OF QUALITY when you are distributing Colfcx and Colorado style and quality at reasonable Free Delivery GA. 2540 Annunciation.” May Fitzpatrick lished Sunday for the first time 16 ozs. to the Pound We meet all prices on Standard Merchan­ price*. RANGE VIEW gave a talk on “ Turmoil Resulting your patronage in the dif­ dise. Fastest delivery to Park Hill and NORTH DENVER From Rejection of Christ.” The between Rita Freeman and Robert 812 Santa Fe Dr. Phone TA. 0538 ferent lines of business. • Capitol Hill SERVICE STATION club decided to hold a candy sale Carlin. Both young people are UNION SHOP Phone TO. 9471 - YO. 3764 - YO. 3765 York 4679 3404 E. Colfsx LIQUOR STORE in order to raise much-needed members of the parish. Shell Oils and Gasoline Where Ladies May Shop With Ease funds. Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass, TIRE REPAIRING. EXIDE BATTERIES LIQUORS - WINES - BEER The St. Vincent de Paul society membersKif the Holy Name society- AND ACCESSORIES 4396 FEDERAL BLVD.. AT WEST 44TH held a meeting Wednesday, April will receive Communion in a body. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 4403 Lowell GA. 7288 BOB LORENZ 7, at the rectory. All members are asked to attend. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Thursday, April 8, 19^7 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205

The Denver Catholic Register m v. WM. m m FINAL REHEARSALS ASSURE President...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. BRILUANT OPERA SHOVING Editor.„...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Manapng Editor...... Hubert A. Smith. Jour.D. IN [IST BBIBHT. IS (Continued From Page One) God and the ordeal of combat. She Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., B.J.; Rev. Walter Canavan, M.A.; Ruth Vincent. will be heard on all three eve­ chooses as her chamion a knight nings. she had visioned in her dreams. Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. The cast of principals for the She sinks to her knees and prays God to send her relief. Telramund, BEPBRIS BISBBP three nights is as follows: April Published Weekly by 12 — King Henry, Neil Spicer; at the behest of the king, accepts Lohengrin, Joseph Clifford; Elsa, the gage of battle. The herald at (Continued From Page One) THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) (Continued From Page One) Anne O’Neill; 'Telramund, Oscar first calls in vain upon the un­ known knight, but when he calls of the advantages of the system. the speaker, has been faithful to Heggem; Ortrud, Katherine Pe- “Everything Thafs Canvas” 938 Bannock Street the second time a miracle takes All permitted to live were forced this charge. renji; king’s herald, Ray Baber; Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 April 13 — King Henry, Fred place—a boat appears on the river to become Reds. In one town, • 1421 LARIMER■ —ST—------DENVER,- r -----7 COLO. — — — People of La Junta honor Fa­ Cockerham; Lohengrin, Karl Jorn; drawn by a swan; in it is a knight 400 Chinese Catholics were mar­ ?2 a year. Sold only it club arrangement with The Register, ther Larkin today out of gratitude Elsa, Elizabeth Kauffman; Tel­ jn shining armor. He lands, dis­ tyred. See Our New for 13 years of priestly ministra­ ramund, James Nelson; Ortrud, misses the swan, respectfully Bishop Walsh expressed admira­ Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. tions, but they honor him, not for Awning Stripe Ruth Young; king’s herald, J. greets the king, and asks Elsa if tion of the work of General Chiang 1937 personal reasons so much as be­ she will have him as her champion. Coleman; April 14 — King Henry, Kai-Shek, virtual ruler of China. OUR PRICES ARE RI(1HT cause of his priestly office, Father Elsa kneels to him and places her Arthur Olsen; Lohen^n, Richard “ He has shown himself favorable Thursday, April 8, 1937 Wolohan told the large crowd at honor in his keeping. He makes King; Elsa, Florence Fischer; Tel­ to the Church and counts many the Mass. The priest must not but one condition. Never shall she ramund, Paul Harrington; Ort­ of the missionaries as his per­ ASK USABOUT take as personal the honor of­ ask him who he is or whence VENETIAN BLINDS OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER rud, Evelyn Symonds; king’s sonal friends,” the Bishop de­ fered to him, but always must herald, J. Coleman. he comes. Elsa agrees to this. The Denver CathoHc Register merits our cordial approval. say: “ Not to us, 0 Lord, but to Prayers are said and the place clared. Thy Name give honor.’’ Although there are still excel­ of combat is prepared. In a very Korea was painted by the prel­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocece. Whatever lent seats available for each pres­ appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those The world may misunderstand fierce fight, Telramund is con­ ate as a field ripe for the harvest. entation of the opera, ticket sales “ It is our best mission field,” he of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. the priest if it seeks to judge him quered by Lohengrin, who spares have been so great that a sell­ said. “ The Koreans are naturally We hope The Register will be read in every home of the from the material standpoint, as his life, and, taking Elsa by her out is practically assured for all religious. Missionaries have lik­ Diocese. it judges business and professional hand, declares her innocence and the performances. ened the people to ripe apples We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in men, but with Catholics there is asks her hand in marriage. ready to be plucked. The resi­ the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. no misunderstanding: The priest Storg of Opera ACT 2 dents of the country are turning is recognized as the representative Why Pay More?" •I* URBAN J. VEHR, Telramund and Ortrud, who to the Church as a solution to of Christ, “ another Christ,’’ the h Given • Aug. 6, 1931. Bishop of Denver. have been banished, appear in their difficulties. What makes (Trademark) “ mediator between God and man.” The influence of the legend of wretched garments. Ortrud en­ the work encouraging is the fact “ We thank God today for Fa­ the Holy Grail upon literature ahd deavors to reanimate Telramund’s that organized pagan religion was ther Larkin’s 25 years of service music is shown by the plot of courage. She is a heathen, the daughter of Radbod, the Duke of unknown in the country. There in the priesthood— offering the Lohengrin, which follows: are few superstitions to break Frisia, and deals in magic. She WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, admin­ ACT 1 down and the converts make ex­ schemes to induce Elsa to ask INCORPORATED istering the sacraments, a n d King Henry is living in Bra­ cellent Catholics.” preaching the word of God. He Lohengrin the forbidden question. bant and assembles the German The Maryknoll superior pre­ Colorado Owned Stores has been zealous, faithful, and true tribes to expel the Hungarians When Elsa appears on the balcony in the light of the morning, she dicted a bright future for the through 25 years of service. May from his domfnion. Count Tel­ Church in Japan if one obstacle l7th and Broadway :; Opmkms of Associate Editors of The Register \ \ he be spared for many more sees Ortrud and pities her. 800 Santa Fe Dr. ramund acts as regent for Duke can be removed. “ The Japanese Broadway and Ellsworth years.” Godfrey of Brabant, who is a Telramund, unobserved, retires 16th and California \ I % IH ♦♦»♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»♦»! into the shadow of the building. venerate their country,” he af­ 16th and California Father Wolohan Is Toastmaster minor and brother to Elsa. God­ firmed, “ and, when they realize (Continued From Page One) frey has mysteriously disappeared, The populace assembles and the At the priests’ luncheon in the herald announces that the king has that the good Catholic is neces­ Wa Do Not Have Special Salas But Sell You at Oar Lowest Fred Harvey restaurant at 12:30 and, incited by Ortrud, Telramund sarily a good citizen, they will em­ ( Continued From Page One) i$h priest* and their assistants are made Lohengrin Duke of Brabant, Pricat Every Day on All Drag Merchandise. p. m., Father Wolohan was toast-, accuses Elsa of her brother’s mur­ brace Catholicism readily. The In Father Flanagan’s home, an unsure at the best. Many a priest der. He also demands the duke­ which title he refuses, wishing to master. Father Manus Boyle, first be known only as Guardian of Bra­ people have a tremendous respect incorporated village run by the has gone without salary or given speaker, gave a brief resume of dom. Elsa appears surrounded by for the Church in Japan because his away to the poor of his parish bant. As the king, Lohengrin, Elsa 200 boy residents themselves, Billy the history of the La Junta parish. her attendants. Knowing herself the Japanese Catholics are out­ will have a chance to make a real in the depression days. Even in innocent, she declares she is will­ and her attendants are about to He read a letter written in Sep­ enter the chapel, Ortrud, clad in standing.” man of himself. He will live for the best of times the priests of tember, 1889, to the people of La ing to submit to the judgment of live years in a new environment, the rural area* receive scarcely magnificent attire, appears and ac' Bishop Walsh is on his way to Junta by Bishop N. C. Matz, ap­ his community’s headquarters at FIREPLACE FIXTURES under normal conditions, in an in­ enough to maintain them in a de- cuses Lohengrin of being a ma­ GAS LOGS, RADIANT GAS HEATERS, COAL GRATES pealing for their generous and gician, whose name Elsa herself Maryknoll, N. Y. stitution that for 20 years has cent manner. ELECTRIC GLO LOGS loyal support of their newly ap­ does not know. Telramund also ap­ proved its great worth in the de­ So much for the myth of riches pointed first resident pastor, the 1652 Treniant Tile and Marble Estimates MAin 1464 ^ among the clergy! Street Preachers pears and claims to have been van­ velopment qf boys. Rev John B. Pitaval, later the quished by a fraud, as he does not Father Flanagan says that he Have the priest* lost contact Ambitious Program Archbishop of Santa Fe. Other know the name of his opponent. has every confidence the boy will’ with the problem^ of the people? speakers were Fathers J. J. and Let’s look at the facts again. An Lohengrin refuses to reveal his Of Welfare Work iDenver Marble & Tile Co.< make good; that it is the lad’s at­ F. L. Butler, natives of Prince identity, saying that one only has titude alone which will determine isolated instance, but by no means Edward island; Father James Flan­ To Hake 6-Veeh the right to know his origin. To his course./Many years ago it was an uncommon one, is the decree agan, who, as an altar boy at An­ Elsa alone will he answer. Elsa as­ Planned by Clinics said, “ Go thy way, and sin_ no of the Most Rev. Bishop Robert £. nunciation church in Denver, had Lucey of Amarillo, Tex., that all sures him of her confidence. They more.’’ Modern comment might served Father Larkin’s Masses enter the church. (Continued From Page One) be, “ You’ve got a break, kid; diocesan buildings must be con­ before admission to Camp Santa years ago; Father F. Gregory Tour of Colorado ACT 3, SCENE 1 hope you make good.’’ But the structed by union labor and that Smith, diocesan director of the Maria each spring. Through the th a tc o u n ti Elsa and Lohengrin are ushered human feeling of sympathy and common labor must be paid a Confraternity of Christian Doc­ generosity of Mr. and Mr& John Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are hope for the youngster is just as higher wage than that ordinarily (Continued From Page One) in with bridal music. They express trine; Father Louis Pecorella, pas­ -their love for each other, but Or- L. Dower, a camp is operated each strong now as it must have been given. summer in the South Platte can­ tor of Our Lady of Guadalupe Confessions. In places where trud’s words are impressed upon reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. in those who were acquainted with What about the symposiums, in­ church in La Junta and priest^ there is no resident pastor, they yon for the undernourished and the Divine act of mercy nearly dustrial conferences. Study clubs, Elsa, and, despite Lohengrin’s ad­ JOHN H. REDDIN chairman of the committee that will conduct Sunday services. monitions, she asks^he fatal ques' underprivileged children of Den­ 2,000 years ago. And we like to and the like that are being fostered prepared for the jubilee celebra­ Topics that will be treated in ver. Already the clinic has re­ Attorney and Counselor at Law remember that it was a priest of by the clergy in an attempt to tion. Telramund r«h es in to at­ tion; Father William Kipp, long every community are the follow­ tack the knight, but is slain by ceived over 700 applications for 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block God who helped solve the modern better the conditions of the people examinations from children seek­ associated with the jubilarian in ing: First evening, “Purpose of Lohengrin, who sorrowfully turns 17th and Curtis COAL case.— Millard F. Everett. among whom are numbered their parish work, and Father Larkin. the Week’s Instructions,” “ There to Elsa and asks her to follow him ing entry into the camp this sum­ Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. relatives and friends? Does Peter At the luncheon many telegrams Is a God;” second evening, “ Jesus mer. Edward Suech, director of Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. PETER WHIFFIN Whiffin want them to advocate the to the king to whom he will now of felicitation to Father Larkin Christ Is God,” “ Christ Founded reveal the mystery. athletic.s at Cretin high school, St. F. A. Hnmford, Mgr. STRIKES OUT overthrow of the government, class a Church;” third evening, “ Sin,” Paul, Minn., has again been se­ were read. The telegrams included SCENE 2 In baseball pai4ance, to “ whiR” warfare, destruction of churches? “Forgiveness of Sin;” fourth eve­ cured to direct the activities of W. 25th and Decatur GA. 512i greetings from many priest-friends The troops arrive equipped for means to make a strike at a ball Let Peter Whiffin put on his of the jubilarian and from the ning, “ The Real Presence of Christ the camp, and counselors are_ be­ H. G. REID $ and to miss it completely. It is glasses before he get* up to bat in the Eucharist,” “ The Sacrifice war. Telramund’s corpse is brought ing selected at the present time. The Hous'e of Quality, where thu Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, retired in and Lohengrin defends his act. Electrical Contracting, somewhat ironical, therefore, that again----Rev. W. J. Canavan. of the Mass;” fifth evening, “ Unity 'The camp will open June 14, and Bishop of Denver, under whom One thing remains, he must no\v Repairing and Fixture* best meat* at the most reasonable a cleric writing an attack on the of Faith,” “ Infallibility;” sixth close Labor day. Sept. 6. Father Larkin served for many disclose, his identity to the king MA1> >303 329 14tb St. prices may be obtained. clergy of the country in a na­ BACK TO THE LAND years. evening, “ Mary, the Mother of and Elsa. He tells the story of the tional magazine would choose the — CANADIAN STYLE Bishop a f Civic Reception God,” “ Why Catholics Pay Honor Holy Grail and reveals himself as to Mary.” pseudonym, “ Peter Whiffin.’’ For Back to the land.’’ This is a Bishop Vehr, who was unable Lohengrin, Knight of the Holy DENTISTRY RABTOAT'S in the opinion of any thinking slogan that has been adopted not to attend the Mas^ or the clergy Pamphlets explaining Catholic Grail and son of King Parsifal OF ALL TYPES 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Catholic, “ Peter Whiffin’’ strikes only by our federal government, luncheon, drove from Denver to doctrine will be distributed free The time for his return has ar­ out. but also by many national organi­ La Junta for the civic reception of charge after each evening’s lec­ rived, he has tried only to prove DR. JORGENSEN ture. Peter, whom the magazine de­ zations devoted to the study of given in honor of Father Larkin Elsa’s innocence. As he sadly bids AND ASSOCIATES scribes as a missionary priest who rural economics and socio.ogy, Wednesday'evening. Bishop Vehr Catholic street preaching is not farewell to his beloved bride, the 606-15th St. 1206-16th St. INSURANCE Francis J. Fisher, Incq new in this country. For the past took up writing while recovering such as the National Catholic was accompanied by the Rev. Ed­ swan reappears. Lohengrin prays IDENVERI f w w ww ui ¥ y w ’trw m ip ¥ f TAbor 6204 from a recent severe illness, makes Rural Life conference, and by ward Woeber, vice Chancellor of several years, the Vincentian Fa­ that Elsa may recover her lost a general attack on the idleness many farm-born individuals chas­ the diocese. The reception, at thers of the St. Louis province brother, and lo! the swan dives JOS. J. CELLA Cement - Plaster - Mortar, -and wealth of the Catholic clergy tened after a few years of the which the pastor of St. Patrick’s have been engaged in the work in into the river and appears again of the country. After becoming tough battle for existence in some received the good wishes of his Missouri and Oklahoma. The Dio­ in the form of Godfrey, Elsa’s N O 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath • Stucco horrified that seminarians in the cold big city. While the move- cese of Wichita, Kans., has also parishioners and his friends, both brother, who had been turned into Phone KEystone 2633 2863 Blake St. Denvea Diocese of Brooklyn have indi- ment back to the land is a popular Catholic and non-Catholic, was sent out men to do this work in a swan by Ortrud’s magic arts. A COST viduBl shower baths in their rooms, objective, methods of accomplish­ held in the junior high school au­ rural sections. Everywhere, the dove descends from heaven and, For l(sn to CsII and Give Esti­ he solemnly affirms that all priests ing the ends desired differ. ditorium at 8 o’clock. speakers have been received with taking the place' of the swan, mates on Packing and Shipping KEystone ib228 have been holding aloof from the Canada, which is not, as many enthusiasm. A better spirit of leads Lohengrin in his boat back OSc. and Wareho-jse, 1S2I 20th St. crowd in a soft, superiof seclu­ of us think, an overwhelmingly understanding between Catholics to the castle of the Holy Grail. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS sion, that priests are discredited rural nation as to population, has Sport Certificates and non-Catholics has always re­ by the great masses of the people been as much concerned as we sulted. It is believed that the because they have proved them­ with the landward movement. In Awarded to Players Denver experiment will be the first selves insincere. 1891, Canada’s population was to be held in the Rocky Mountain ESTABLISHED SINCE I90S MAin 5314 68.2 rural; in 1931, the date West. The trouble with all misguided (Annunciation Parish) critics of the Church or its person­ of the last census, the rural Complete details as to the towns The “ A” club held a meeting nel is that they use faulty logic. population had dropped to 46.3. to be visited have not yet been Fundamentally their error is the While the depression in Canada, Tuesday evening after school. Fa­ worked out. The choice will de­ The American Fixture Co. as in the United States, drove ther Anthony Elzi distributed cer­ pend on the particular needs of the F. J. KIRCHHOF same as that expressed in the fol­ tificates of letter awards to the lowing syllogism: John Brown is away from the farms some of various localities. It was decided Manufacturtrs ol football and basketball players. bald; John Brown is a man; there­ those who had not yet taken deep that, as far as possible, the speak­ fore, all men are bald. root in the soil, it sent back to Thursday afternoon, April 1, ing tour will coincide with the CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS CONSTRUCTION CO. Walter Keeley gave an explana­ vacation schools to be conducted in There are, unfortunately, priests the land many who, in the lush tory lecture on the opera, Lohen­ the parishes and missions of the in this age, as there have been in years before ’29, had flocked to CHURCH FURNITURE cities. grin, to the student body of An­ state. every period of the Church’s his­ nunciation high school. tory, who have lost their zeal, who To aid the return to the earth, BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES BUILDERS are living soft, superior, secluded the Dominion has sponsored three An industrial movie. Around the lives, who have lost contact with plans: World With Bread, was presented Millwork of All Kinds We Appreciate Your Patronage the people. But is a calumny to 1. Between 1930 and 1936, the April 2 by a bread company. 1 B M S T l brand the entire Catholic clergy government and the two trans­ Miss Edith Sustrick, a member FRANK KIRCHHOF. 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. as insincere. continental railroads gave' advice of the senior class, has been rep­ PRESIDENT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. and disinterested service that resenting the school at the junior Let Peter Whiffin get around! aided 18,000 families, including Let him look at the facts! chamber of commerce luncheon BE about 90,000 persons, and some each Monday afternoon at the Outside of the larger cities (and 40.000 single men in settling on Daniels and Fisher tea room. there is plenty of poverty among farm*. No financial help was ex­ the clergy of New York, Boston, tended to these 120,000. (Continued From Page One) Philadelphia, and Chicago) the 2. Many, faced with the pros­ Flying High absence of TB infection. The small emoluments that are pro­ pect of going on government re­ test will be administered only to vided by diocesan law to the par- lief, were anxious to get to farm students whose parents give their A Bank For All People lands but lacked the money needed written permission for the pupils’ to undertake the move. The examination. If the test shows Dominion arranged to contribute a positive reaction, indicating the A bank can be more to you than simply a place in which to H S T - C I I M m one-third of an amount, not over presence of tuberculosis infection, $600 per family, for the purpose it does not follow that the stu­ deposit your funds. This bank has many services that help to of sustaining families of this kind dent is actually suffering from on the land. The other two-thirds TB, but only that there are tuber­ promote the interest of its clients, and is anxious that every cus­ was paid by the provinces and culosis germs in his body. Most municipalities. Between 1932 and persons who harbor the germs are tomer, large and small, enjoy them. 1936, approximately 4,500 fam­ able to fight off the disease itself. Opportunity for taking an x-ray (Continued From Page One) ilies, about 22,000 individuals, In that lies success, for client and bank, and the officers of were settled under this plan. The test to determine whether or not and nephews and a few personal the disease is active will be given friends, he left the entire residue Quebec province did especially The American National Bank of Denver want their customers fine work in this project by settling those who react positively to the of his considerable fortune to the skin test. Church. His palatial home in families in new colonization area*. to make this bank a clearing house for all their financial trans­ Men were sent ahead to the new Dr. Stahl’s lecture and the Sumter was deeded to the Dio­ tuberculosis pictures were pre­ cese of Charleston, S. Car., to be colonies and were paid for build: actions. In doing so you will receive their full co-operation. ing roads and clearing the la'n- sented at St. Joseph’s high school turned Into an orphans’ home con­ Monday morning and at Annuncia­ until such time as they could bring ducted by a community of nuns. tion high Tuesday afternoon. Test­ The education of ^oung priests in their families to work small ing will begin at St. Joseph’s Mon­ sSlf-sustaining farm*. for the diocese was provided for day, April 12, and at Annuncia­ by a gift of $15,000 to the Bishop. 3. A complementary scheme tion school Tuesday, April 13. Re­ Maryknoll was remembered to the for the settlement of farmers’ sons sults of the examinations will be extent of $10,000 and Father who have no means of establishing announced to parents of the chil­ American National Bank Baker's home for working boys in themselves independently provides dren as soon after the tests as Buffalo, N. Y., received $5,000. for the payment of $100 a year possible. A nun relative was left $5,000 for three years to a father for each Dates for the introduction of and the parish priest of Sumpter son he undertakes to set up on an 17th at Lawrence Frank Kirchhof, Pres. the. project into Holy Family ];eceived $500. The sale or rent independent farm. More than and Sacred Heart high schools of property that belonged to the 7.000 requests for such aid have Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be determined in the near deceased man will be used for the been filled. This modern Pocahontas is soon support of St. Anne’s church in Thu* some 150,000 person* have to sprout wing*. She is Princess future. The tests at Cathedral high Listen to “Ports of Call,” over KLZ, every Sunday evening, Sumter. been returned to the good earth Bethauath Pease, 18, (pdian maid Mr. O’Donnell also left $1,000 and 7,000 young men have been of Billings, Mont., who is in New showed an unusually low incidence 6:30 to 7. Next Sunday, “Wales” for Masses for the repose of his set up on their own farms in York preparing (or a joh a* an of tuberculosis infection among •ouL Canada since 1930.— C. J. McNeill. aviation hostess. students there. Thursday, April 8, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

ST.ANTHONY’S PARISH BAZAARItoljon MiKir SICK CALL CRUCIFIX WILL OPEN IN PUEBLO SUNDAY A Beautiful Hanging Cru­ Pueblo. — An elaborate spring Wilbur Pryor, injured in an cifix When Not in Use as Pageant Planned a Sick Call Set. It Is Made festival and bazaar will be held automobile accident near Colorado by the women of S t Anthony’s Springs last week, was confined up of a Complete Ten parish in the church hall Sun­ to St, Mary’s hospital for a few Inch Walnut Inlaid Cru­ Canon City.— Members of St. cifix With Six Inch Gold Caskets by day evening, April 11; Wednes­ days. r Anthony’s Altar and Rosary so­ Corpus. Everything Need­ day evening, April 14, and the Misses Geraldine and Joanne ciety met Monday night at the ed for a Sick Call Is Con­ grand finale on Sunday evening, Daily have returned to Colorado home of Mrs. Louis Gallia. Ar­ tained in the Removable April 18. Mrs. John Hoody is college after spending a vacation rangements were made to present Back of This Crucifix. committee chairman. Preparations at their home in Pueblo. a pageant of Italian music on the Recognized have been made for one of the evening of May 9. The pageant Misses Elizabeth Snedee, Clara biggest and gayest occasions in May Abel, Alice Arlile, Betty has been arran^d by Mrs. J. A. Price $3.50 the history of the parish. There Ann Abel, and Margaret Abel Cresto, and music will be in charge will be booths of many kinds and of Mrs. John Balagna. Refresh­ the proceeds will be turned over were among the guests present at Miss Elizabeth Senger’s lunch­ ments were served to the Rev. John Manufacturers to the Rev, Gilbert Stopko, O.S.B., eon Saturday. Hauber, O.S.B., and Mmes. Carlo to be used for parish expenses. SICK CALL SETS Morrisseys to Reside in Pueblo Aprato, John Balagna, Joe Berta, The general public is invited. At­ Nick J. Colerelli, J. A. Cresto, No. 916, Miniature Set, size o f case 3x4 inches. Everything In keeping with the high quality of service tendance at previous bazaars given Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrissey and daughter, Maureen, arrived in Mary Madone, James Madonna, needed for a sick call is contained in this miniature box. by St. Anthony’s has been excel­ John Moschetti, Alfred Fontecchio, which we seek to render we maintain an un­ lent. Pueblo from St. Joseph, Mo., and Price $1.25 will make their home here. They Edward Rocco, John Trabucco, Orphans Given 1,500 Cones are temporarily with Mr. Mor­ Martin Venzzetti, and Louis Gallio. No. 905, This Set comes on a black purple lined case, siie 11x7, usually complete stock of caskets. Another highly anticipated day rissey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonough, student at in the lives of the orphans of in­ George Morrissey. Colorado State college in Fort Price $2.50 stitutions in Pueblo has passed. The Aid society of Sacred Heart Collins, is spending the week here An event comparable to the ar­ Other Sets Priced at |4.00 and $7.50 Purchased exclusively from manufac­ orphanage was entertained at Sa­ with his sister. Miss Mary McDon­ rival of S t Nicholas is the an­ cred Heart parish hall Thursday ough. turers who are well recognized for their nual Easter egg hunt and party afternoon, ^ r i l 1. Hostesses were Jim Sterling returned to Colo­ sponsored by George McCarthy’s Mmes. L. E. Langdon, Clarence quality workmanship and materials, this newsboys. Mr. McCarthy, well- rado Springs Sunday after a Bellinger, Martin Walter, Jr.; Jeff week’s visit with his parents, Mr. James Clarke known Pueblo man, conceived this Fitzpatrick, J. C. Buckley, Esther stock is kept constantly up to date, with new idee some years back, and Mon­ and Mrs. J, Leo Sterling. Johnson, and M. J. Donahue. The Catholic Ladies’ Card club day’s event marked the 11th an­ Miss Mary McNally will give styles replacing old numbers. held the first post-Lenten meeting Church Goods House niversary of the party. Cars of a talk on the “ Influence of Wom­ 50 friends of the ‘mewsies” trans­ en on Public Life” at the monthly Thursday, April 8, in St. Michael’s Headqoarters for Article* of Derotion, Church Finishings; ported the orphans, who were luncheon of the University Wom­ hall, with Mrs. William B. Jansen Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy treated to 1,500 ice cream cones. and Mrs. D. P. Garrett as host­ en’s association Saturday. The children from the orphanages, esses. There was also a business 1636<38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 Two beautiful weddings took I' including those from Sacred Heart place at St. Mary’s church Satur­ meeting, and officers for the com­ »<*> home, were transported to City day, April 3. Mary Steblaj and ing year were elected. park, where all kinds of games and Charles Mismash made their vows Carl Moschetti and his sister, contests were enjoyed. Prizes were in one, and in the other, Irma Mrs. Dominic Carpine, and son, □RA awarded for the most eggs found, Klintz and Joseph Drobnich of Joseph, have gone to Gallup, N. A N D SON CHAPELS and prize eggs also were un­ Eaton were married. The second Mex., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Mark covered. The children watched had been postponed from Feb­ Brunnetto. Carl intends to stay / 152.^ Cleveland IPlaoe park attendants feed the animals. ruary, when Mr. Drobnich con­ for the summer months, Mr. Car- 'Need a Telephone? The Colored children from Lin­ tracted pneumonia. pine accompanied them as far as coln home sought their eggs at The Feast of St. Benedict, post­ Santa Fe. Mineral Palace’park. Parties also poned from Holy Week to April were held at the day nursery and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Riley of 6 this year because of the date of Alamosa returned to their home in the children’s ward of St. Easter, was observed at St. Mary’s GuarJing forever our Ibunders Heals Mary’s hospital. Saturday, April 3, after a visit “W e have a school with a vacation day. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benefit Shop Aided Geary Connors, who had been Scarff. Mrs. Riley and Mrs. Scarff vacancy. Can .matMl'ffiW The women of St. Francis* par­ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. are sisters. Mrs. Riley spent a ish gave a bundle party at the J. G. Connors, for a week, left week here, and Mr. Riley motored you report for school hall. Admission was by a Sunday for Glenwood Springs. here Saturday to take her home. »» bundle of clothing or merchandise Young Athletes Entertained While here, she was the inspira­ work today? to be turned over to the D.C.C.W. Edward Stewart, Jr., a recent tion for a tea. 600 IN WALSENBURG PARISH to help replenish the Benefit shop’s Miles &: Dryer student captain of Sacred Heart The supper presided over by the stock. school, entertained his winning Mothers’ club of S t Michael’s The April unit of St. Francis’ team of classmates at ,a party at school April 1 was a successful af­ Printing Co. RECEIVE MIRACULOUS MEDAL Altar society sponsored a well- his home Thursday, April 1. Those fair. There was a large crowd of attended social in the hall Thurs­ attending the afternoon party were TICKETS FOR BAZAARS parishioners and friends o f the Walsenburg.— About 600 adults the Blessed Virgin has promised day evening, April 1. The enter­ Robert West, William West, Paul school present for the fine supper ALWAYS ON HAND and children of St. Mary’s parish to her clients. tainment consisted of cards and Hudson, Paul Lutz, Robert Sny­ and the pleasant social evening. have lately received the Miracu­ The Very Rev. J. B. Liciotti a social. der, James Sims, Justine Hous- The Altar and Rosary society Catholic Work Our lous Medal of Our Lady of-Grace. and the Rev. H. J. Ernst, in co­ Mrs. Claude Mattingly was man. Jack Dent, William Isbsster, met April 1, with Mrs. D. G. Hayes Robert Bishee, Junior Walden, and “M y car won^t Specialty Pupils of St. Mary’s grade and operation with several members of elected recording secretary of the presiding. Business was planned high school are enrolled to avail the parish, are making prepara­ City Federation of Women’s Clubs. the host, Edward Stewart, Jr. for the month. Both indoor and outdoor games start. Send a 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. themselves of the many favors tions for the coming spring car­ Mrs. Patrick J. Dood has gone nival. The prizes will include cash were played. Robert Snyder gave cast to attend the ordination of a mechanic” awards of $50, ?25, $10, and $5. several selections on his accor­ nephew as a priest. KEystone 6348, 6349 dion. The Tabernacle society met with John Albert Colgate, year-and- Mrs. Ross Edmundson was hos­ a-half-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Cline Wednesday, tess Saturday when members of April 7. Plans for the spring Robert Colgate, received deep cuts Lambda Alpha Lambda met for and bruises on his face when the bazaar supper were discussed. luncheon at the Congress hotel. At the regular meeting of the car in which he was riding col­ Among those present were May lided with another car in a snow­ A telephone keeps you in W. S. Sanderson TD NOLO PlIiTl Catholic Daughters of America, Langdon, Mrs. Earl Clark, Ber­ storm last Saturday night. Also a committee was appointed to take nice Ducy, Mary Prendergast, and touch, is useful daily. in the Colgate car was a baby only charge of carnival activities. Miss Boulder.— Friday evening, April Mrs. Albert. Morrissey, formerly & Bros. Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s Isabel Mazzone, Mrs. J. Stimae, 23, is the date set for the annual a few weeks old, who escaped in­ of St. Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Fredrick jury, Mrs. Colgate was driving Any employee will take your order Academy)— Members of the jun­ Miss Julia Abe, Mrs. Charles spring festival, a program of song, B. Orman talked on the progress 1514 Arapahoe TA. 2391 the car. ior class will entertain the public Tallman, and Mrs.- Frank Hulsey dance, and music to be^ presented of the crippled children’s program. Palumba-Mosclietti Rite Held Mo rovit Coffee,* lb...... 28c at a card party Friday evening, form the carnival committee, and by students in the physical educa­ Cards were played. Miss Margaret Moschetti, 4 lbs...... $1.10 April 9. Bridge, 500, and bunco Mrs. A. Musso, Mrs. J. Turner, tion classes at Mt. St. Gertrude’s The students of Pueblo Catholic will be played throughout the eve­ Miss Emma Bellotti, Mrs. M. academy. This is one of the big­ high scho"! took part in an en­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Other Coffees from ning. Candy sales and a parcel Ariano, and Miss Margaret Mc- gest activities of the second se­ tertainment Thursday evening of Moschetti, and Pasqual Palumba, 18c to 49c lb. post booth have been planned as Nullty will make arrangements mester, and much effort is being this week. The musical numbers son of Mr. and Mrs. John Palumba, were united in marriage Saturday MILLER AUCTION CO., Inc. We specialize in grinding coffee features by the juniors. Light re­ for a social in the near future. expended to make the program of and orchestra were under the freshments will be served at the The drill team of the C. D. of A., folk dancing a successful and spec­ direction of Professor Cavallo. morning, April 3, at 9 o’clock in New and Used Furniture Bought, Sold for Silex, Cory and other St. Anthony’s church at Brookside. coffee makers. close of the affair, A large crowd under the leadership of Mrs. tacular achievement. The class Miss Daisy Hedges of the drama & Exchanged. is expected. Frank Mauro, is practicing regu­ treasurers’ reports indicate that department of Southern Colorado The Rev. Jolm Hauber, O.S.B., larly for a demonstration to take pastor at Brookside, officiated at Complete atock of home furniahinn, mirs. furniture, atores, electric waahera. Honor Roll Announced a full house will see the soring fes­ Junior college presented the pupils Come aret our prices. Never undersold. place at the state convention in tival. Folk dances of Denmark, the wedding ceremony. Miss Third quarter report cards find who took part in the various num­ 1001 Bannock St. MAin 1376 Patricia Anne Limes, for the third Trinidad. Sweden, Norway, Scotland, Ger­ bers. Antoinette Perina was bridesmaid, UNIVIS time within a year, leading the Mrs. Gabriel Santillanos died many, Spain, Austria, Hungary, Members of St. Rita’s Altar so­ and John Moschetti, brother of the school with an average of 97 3-5 suddenly of pneumonia at her and America will be featured. A ciety and sodality will attend Mass bride, was best man. A large per cent. Close rivals are Gloria home. Many of her friends at­ drill by the gym class promises to and receive Communion at the 8 number of friends and relatives BIFOCALS filled the church for the wedding Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 3437 Specially designed to meet individual Rath, 9514 per cent; Fede Mar­ tended the funeral services at St. be an attractive number. The or­ o’clock Mass at Mt. Carmel church requirements with precision. Comfort­ quez, 95, and Dolores Cox, 94. Mary’s church. chestra, under the direction of Mr. Sunday. Tentative plans for an Mass. Joseph Maschinot _ played able. Easy. No “jump” or distortion. SL George, is preparing a special the organ, and a boys’ choir sang. Let us show them to you. Those included in the honor roll Mr. and Mrs. J. Velasquez were initiation ceremony for new mem­ are: number tor the evening, and the bers at the parish hall May 23 Following the ceremony, a wed­ called to San Luis because of the ding breakfast was served at the Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist Religion — Josephine Balagna, Ann sudden death of Mrs. Velasquez’ Glee club is busy with a group of were made. Mrs. John Mulay CrawXord, Lanrene Cunningham, Regina stepmother, Mrs. Virgil Pachecos. songs, which will be rendered at was appointed altar chairman and liome of the bride’s parents on Hansen, Virginia Hughes, Angela Jenkins, Elm avenue. Among those pres­ Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Benavides the program. Mrs. James Farrell is secretary. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Helen Moschetti, Dorothy St. John, Mar­ ent were Mr. and Mrs. John Mos­ garet Vondra, Barbara Lou Zenone, Ro- returned from Albuquerque, N. Many of the students have en­ Refreshments were served at the l 6 2 o mana Campbell, Helen Drenick, Fede Mex., where they had attended a tered various contests. Much of last meeting by Mmes. Frank An- chetti, Mr, and Mrs. Palumba, Mr. ARAPAI Marques, Angelina Moschetti, Margaret meeting. their free time is given over to selmo, Samuel Appuglice, Aldo and Mrs. Mike Perina, Mr. and Mary O’Hanlon, Emma Stringari, Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vonatti reading and to gathering mate­ Biggi, and Samuel Bongirno. Mrs. Sam Lippis, Mr. and Mrs. garet Tonso, Anne Merlino, Gloria Rath, Tony Zullo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rae Benton, Patricia Anne Limes, Mary left for a three-week honeymoon rial for contest essays. One con­ The Pueblo Knights of Colum­ TICK TOCK INN OPTICIAN Ann Stringari, and Rosie Mestas. trip in California. Mrs. Vonatti test, on “ How Advertising Bene­ bus have set Sunday, May 2, as Conder, Tony Orrechio, and the English— Betty Gibler, Regina Hansen, fits the Consumer,” is launched by the date for the exemplification families of each couple. Frank In the Crest Hotel Virginia Hughes, Dorothy St. John, is the former Miss Helen Rade- 20th S t Broadway vich. a Chicago advertising publication of the three degrees for a new Nails was also a guest. Friends Dolores Cox, Helen Drenick, Josephine Delicious Home Cooked Luncheons and Dinners Hallenbeck, Fede Marquez, Annabelle The Altar society of Pryor and and offers valuable prizes. class. The local knights have been of the bridal couple called through­ ALTAR BREADS Pardew, Dorothy Schmltf, Mildred the sodality had an apron sale The sodalists are writing for busy in the knights’ crusade out the afternoon. Mixed Drinks • Liquors - Wines Schmitt, Hilogene Davis, Anne Merlino, Miss Getina Santarelli of Lin­ Gloria Rath, Arlene Grahek, and Pa­ for the benefit of the church. Mrs. the poetry contest being sponsored campaign and the chairmen, Clar­ Joe Devereaux, Formerly of Nob Hill Inn SEWING tricia Anne Limes. Clarence Cordove is president of by the Denver Sodality union. The ence Bellinger and James Ne- coln Park became the bride of Little Girls* Dresses, Embroidery, History — Josephine Balagna, Betty the Altar society and Miss Elvira three best poems will be sent to macheck, expect to -have a large Frank Starika of Canon City Monograming, Etc. Gibler, Regina Hansen, Virginia Hughes, class of applicants to take the Saturday morning, April 3, at 9 Pugnetti, president of the so­ the Rev. Theodore J. Schulte, S.J. W^JVMWWWVWMWWMWWJWMVJVWMWVW Margaret Vondra, Barbara Lou Zenone, dality. Mt. St. Gertrude’s plans to take degrees. The Knights of- Colum­ o’clock in St. Michael’s church, THE SISTERS OF THE Helen Balagna. Dolores Cox, Josephine with the Rev. Albert Schaller, 0. Hallenbeck, Fede Marquez, Annabelle The motion picture, Silas Mar- an active part in the annual May bus meet each Tuesday evening in GOOD SHEPHERD Pardew, Dorothy Schmitt, Mildred ner, will be shown in St. Mary’s crowning at the Regis campus in the hall of the Pueblo Catholic S. B., officiating. The bride and Schmitt, Emma Stringari, Margaret bridegroom were attended by Miss ESPECIAL OFFER TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 high school auditorium April 12. Denver Sunday, May 9. high school. Tonso, Hilogene Davis, Anne Merlino, ‘Bail in the Belfry’ to Be Staged Irene Santarelli, the bride’s sis­ and Gloria Rath. The sodality girls of the high In connection with the study of We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Mathematics— Dorothy Schmitt, Mil­ school will have a special home­ the Mass, members of the prepara­ The dramatic cast of Bata in the ter, and Rudy Starika, the bride- months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We dred Schmitt, Betty Jane Walsh, Hilogene made candy sale for the benefit of tory department are making Mass Belfry, to be presented by St. gproom’s brother. Following the Davis, Anne Merlino, Eula Mae Nellson, have low rate of insurance. the parish. books. A committee of judges will Mary’s parishioners, is rehears­ wedding, the bridal party went to Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on Gloria Rath, Arlene Grahek, Constance the home of Mrs. Starika’s par­ Jermance, Patricia Anne Limes, Esther Pupils of St. Mary’s are plan­ choose the best books and award ing under the direction of the Rev. your work. National ents, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio San­ Sprecher, Mary Anne Stringari, and Mil­ ning to compete in the nation­ prizes. Anthony Roitz, O.S.B. The pro­ MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING dred Yankovich. wide rural life essay contest The Athenian circle met April duction will be given in the school tarelli, where a breakfast was Market Commercial— Helen Moschetti, Dorothy ing sponsored by the National hall Sunday evening. May 2. Fa­ served to the immediate families St. John, Dorothy Chambers, Dolores 2 at 2:30 o’clock. The purpose of No Money Needed for Six Months 1017 ISth ST. Cox, Helen Drenick, and Margaret Tonso. Catholic Rural Life conference. the meeting, as related by Eliza­ ther Roitz produced this play in of Mr. and Mrs. Starika. The Between Curti* and Arapahoe Languages— Dolores Cox, Helen Dre­ The cast of this year’s junior beth Lascar, chairman, was to dis­ Boulder two years ago and has young couple will-make their home DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. nick, Fede Marquez, Angelina Moschetti, play held its first rehearsal Tues­ been fortunate enough to obtain in Canon City. T A . 4 8 9 8 Annabelle Pardew, Josephine Hallenbeck, cuss the outstanding careers of 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Gloria Rath, Arlene Grahek, Constance day, March 30. The title of the men who figured prominently in the same scenery used at that 0. H. Dugan o f Boston arrived SPECIAL SALE ON Jermance, Patricia Anne Limes, Mary mystery comedy is The Black the early history of Rome. Tak­ time for the Pueblo parish. in Canon City last week to be the Ann Stringari, and Mildred Yankovich. Derby. ing part in the program were the A large crowd attended the so­ guest of his neice, Mrs. J. W. STEAKS Home- economics— Dolores Cox. following Denver girls: Eileen cial at St. Mary’s school hall Sun­ Woolrey. If quality preferred call at the NationaL Girls Attend Tea Greenfield, Joan Evans, Vivian day evening. It was sponsored by Joseph Van Alstyne, six-year- Josephine Hallenbeck, Catha­ 7 Ft. Collins K. of C. Lilly, Patricia Dean, and Maxine the Holy Name society and a radio old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van rine Hollenkamp, and Regina McCaslin. Boulder students who was awarded by the organization. Alstyne, who received a serious Hansen, senior members of Our PUEBLO DEATHS eye injury some time ago when JOHN C. REEVES In Initiation Rites gave reports were Patricia Miles, ZAJACZ— Hri. Mary Zajaez, 85, a resi­ Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Dorothy Burger, Mary Jane Beck­ dent of Pueblo tor 26 years, died early he was accidentally shot in the eye circle of the Junior Tabernacle LOOP MARKET & CO. Fort Collins.— A group from er, and Mary Fitzpatrick, Flor­ Monday morning at the home of her by an arrow while playing with society of Denver, attended a tea daughter, Mrs. John Petek, 81S East B, children, was able to leave the Port Collins went to Colorado ence Porter of Longmont and Ruth after an illness of ten days. She was a FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Tile - Marble - Linoleum sponsored by the society April 4 at Anderson of Canon City also con­ member of St. Anthony’s church. She hospital March 29. His sight is the Denver Women’s Press club Springs Sunday for the Knights of Free Parking With Purchase of SOc or Mere at 1429 Lawrence Columbus Fourth Degree initia­ tributed to the program. is survived by a son, Joseph Saits; three still greatly impaired but seems Carpets - Rugs building. daughters, Mrs. Mollie Urban, Mrs. Anna to improve each day, and hope is tion ceremonies. The following The sodality meeting and pro­ Muranye, and Mrs. Glzella Petek; 1$ On St. Benedict’s day, April 6, gram scheduled this week are spon­ held out that at least partial sight 728 14th St. TA. 225S the students of the academy were Fort Collins candidates were initi- grandchildren, and three great-grandchil­ .ated: The Rev. Eugene O’Sullivan, sored by the sophomores. dren. Rosary service was held in the will return. guests of the abbey school stu­ The convent chapel has been im­ funeral chapel of T. O. McCarthy & SOLES Prank Colgan, David Costello, Sons Tuesday at 7 :30 p. m. The funeral Our dents. Following a Solemn Mass proved by the contribution of a Men's, Woman’s, and in the abbey chapel, the girls were Harry A. Falk, Charles Lawrence, was held at the chapel Wednesday at Mrs. G. A. Paulter of ChlMren’s Half Soles Martin Murphy, and Lawrence rich sanctuary lamp and carpet. 8 ;80 o'clock and at St. Anthony's church ICoicmunity conducted on a visit to the school Southworth. The lamp was donated by Mrs. at 9 o’clock. Burial was in Mountain Stratton Succumbs Fresh as Milk Loop Shoe Cars to East and West and the residence departments of View cemetery. Rossted todsy— The Fort Collins knights had the Ella Curran, mother of Sister Mary FLOREZ — Mrs. Mar^ Conception REPAIR SHOP 1st ic . 15th of Each Month the abbey school buildings. In the d.lircrcd toddy pleasure of hearing an address by Eileen, superior of the academy, Florez was buried Saturday at Roselawn Stratton.— Mrs. George A. Paul- Simply Csll Loop Market, Lawrmce Street Side afternoon, a large group hiked to cemetery following scrvicet at the resi­ Office a Warehouse, 1521 20th St. Mr. Mahoney of Denver at the in memory of her son, Edward. ter, a member of St. Charles’ KE. 7181 the natatorium for a swimming dence, 1051 East Abrlendo, and at Mt. Also St These • Servlce-.-KEy.tcne 6228 last meeting. Mr. Mahoney talked The carpet was presented by the Carmel church. church and for 24 years a resident party and returned home in cars members of last year’s graduation Spray Stores; The firms listed here de­ furnished by Miss Eloise Meade on “ The Menace of Communism SOTO— Funeral tervices for Mrs.- of Stratton, died at her home 9 Hoaie Pablie class and the Sacred Heart Chapel Javita Soto were held at the residence, and Mrs. Gladys Lacy. in the United States." March 28 after an illness of four Hsrket serve to be remembered CALL / There were 150 present at the guild. 69 Chester, and at Mt. Carmel church at months. Mrs. Paulter always took • Loop PabUe The social program for the re­ Improvements have been started 9:80 o’clock Thursday morning. Burial Msrket when you are distributing monthly Communion of the Holy rites were in Roselawn cemetery. Mrs. an active interest in parish af­ Colfsz Market JOHNSON mainder of the school year was an­ at the academy with the adjust­ Soto is survived by her husband, Julian; nounced at a general assembly Name society. The quarterly fairs, and was for several years a S Bdsry. st I your patronage ii^ the dif­ meeting held March 12 was well ment of all the windows and the one son, Russell, and two daughters. Ell.wortb STORAGE & MOVING CO. April 2. Marguerite and laabclle. promoter for the Home and For­ attended. installation of 50 new window NICKSICH— Rose Nickslch was buried eign Mission society. She was one ferent lines of business. WHY TAKE CHANCES? shades. Men, working on the cam­ Tell the people you patronize Attendance at the Newman club Wednesday following rites at the resi­ of the first in her parish to become You Cao Have Dependable Service monthly Communion is increasing, pus and on the playgrounds, plan dence, 1020 East Routt, and at S t Fran­ a subscriber to the Denver Catholic and the Cost Is Very Low. that you «aw their advertisement cis Xavier’s church. The Rosary service 75 being present at the last Com­ to put in a soccer field and to make was held Tuesday at 7 :30 p. m. at the Register. She is. survived by her fEarl 2438 221 Broadway in The Register. munion. a rock garden. residence. Burial was in Roselawn. husband and six children. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1937 VACATION SCHOOLS TO DRAW ANCIENT COLORADO TRIBE Two Sisters Vho BENEFIT TO PROVIDE FUNDS 7,000 STUDENTS IN COLORADO FOR 100 VACATION SCHOOLS (Continued From Page One) Heart, St. Cajetan’s, St. Dominic’s, ANTEDATED GREAT FLOOD Served in Denver The Junior Tabernacle society cation schools throughout the cation schools in the diocese last St. Francis de Sales’, S t James’, announces its annual card party state, giving religious instruction year; St. John’s, St. Joseph’s, St. Philo- (Continued From Page One) facts when or where they are vanced and clearly recognizable and social to be held at the Brown to nearly 7,000 children each sum­ Summary of 1936 Vacation School mena’s, St. Rose of Lima’s, St. found intermixed with the handi­ tools. This is the case with Regis Palace hotel IVednesday evening, mer. ReporU Vincent de Paul’s. It is in the second deposits and partly also in the red boulder clay work of rational man. He himself culture. April 28. This benefit provides Miss Margaret Taney, chairman Number of SUBURBAN: Arvada, Aurora, noticed all along that the more Claimed by Death the diocesan mission office with of the ways and means committee, that the writer discovered the most Implement* Found Schools Enrollment Edgewater, Englewood, Golden, primitive a stone-culture is, the At the bottom of the deposit we the central fund necessary for the is general chairman of the af­ Denver...... 17 1,060 Littleton. ancient kind of artifacts. Because more abundant are the eoliths find such rude imf)lements that organization of more than 100 va- fair. Those assisting Miss Taney Suburbs of of the primitive character of this (Continued From Page One) PUEBLO: ^acred Heart, St. found intermixed with the ordi­ they could just as well be the re­ are social chairman, Marye Mc- Denver ...... 6 315 stone-culture, the writer was and grew to young womanhood Francis Xavier’s, St. Mary’s, St. nary artifacts. sult of chance operations of natu­ Phillips; card chairmen, Jeanette obliged to use utmost precaution there. Jan. 23, 1900, she entered Pueblo ...... 4 206 Patrick’s. Dr. Oswald Menghin of the ral forces. But better and even Card Party Planned Dunn and Clella Carter; tickets, Other localities 79 4,767 before making any pronounce­ STATE: Akron,.Alamosa, Alma, ment. For this reason, various Vienna university, the latest celeb­ respectable tools were gradually the convent of the Sisters of St. Mary Nadorff and Catherine Mall; Aspen, Bristol, Brush, Buena Vis­ rity in the archeological world, unearthed. Such easily recogniz­ Francis of the Perpetual Adora­ By Parish in Aurora printing of tickets, Dorothy Me!k- 106 6,348 neiVBpaper reporters and journal- ta, Cameron, Center, Central City, iste who three and four years ago absolutely rejects the theory of able tools are relatively few in tion at La Fayette, Ind. She served enhous; prizes, Felicitas O’Brien eoliths. It may be said in general and Helen Flynn; publicity, Mrs. The teaching staffs of 194 sis­ Cottonwood, Craig, Crested Butte, tried to get some information number and they differ from as librarian in St. Anthony’s hos­ (Shrine of St. Anne, Arvada) Cripple Creek, Crowley, Deer that, in spite of some difference of European stone artifacts in more Edward Burke and Marion Lam- ters, nine seminarians, and 13 lay about this matter had to be side­ pital in Denver from 1923 to 1926 The Altar and Rosary society teachers included: 26 Sisters of Trail, Del Norte, Delta, Eaton, tracked. opinion as regards the probable than one respect. Thus, the mar­ pert; hostesses, Rose Brady, Helen significance of some particular and then went to Omaha, Nebr., met Tuesday afternoon, with the Magers, and Isabelle McNamara; Charity of Cincinnati, 22 Sisters Eaton Mexican colony. Fort Col­ Abounds in Eoliths ginal retouch, so prominent in Rev. Adam Ritter and 19 women o f Charity of Leavenworth, two lins, Fort Lupton, Fort Morgan, eoliths, no truly great archeologist Europe, is never very pronounced. where she, was stationed at St. posters, Patricia Orr; arrange­ The deposit abounds in so-called is espousing the cause of the present. A caird party will be ments, Agnes O’Neill. Sisters of Charity of B. V. M., Fountain, Pruita, Gill, Glenwood eoliths, that is, stone that could be The material of which the tools Joseph’s hospital (Creighton Mem­ given Thursday evening, April 22, Springs, Greeley Mexican colony, eolithic school unless his .peculiar are made is very unusual and has Patronesses are Eugenia Steele, 36 Benedictine Sisters, Chicago; used as tools but show no clear view of the origin of man should orial). In 1935, she was trans­ it was decided at the meeting. 19 Benedictine Sisters, Atchison; Haxtun, Holly, Holyoke, Hugo, much to do with the strange Regis Ann and Jane Lester, Ann Rash, sign of human workmanship. force him to look for corrobora­ ferred to St. Francis’ hospital in Mrs. Guida, who had been Mildred Weir, Norris Sherman, two Sisters of the Precious Blood, Idaho Springs, Johnstown, Johns­ These Regis eoliths are not in all “ facies.” In Europe, and later in tion of his theory in tertiary America, flint and quartzite and Grand Island and served there as operated on in a local hospital, Helene McCarthy, Cecelia Gar­ 23 Sisters of Loretto, 16 Sisters of town Mexican colony, Julesburg, respects similar to the European was removed to her home last Mercy, three Sikers Servants of Kersey, Kersey Mexican colony, eoliths. Thus, Abbe Henri Breuil, silicified wood were the standard x-ray supervisor until three weeks land, Margaret Linnet, Ann Camp­ eoliths. Eoliths by themselves who of latfl was, at least for some week and is doing as well as can M a^, three Dominican Sisters, Koen Ranch, La Junta, Lamar prove nothing, since they may materials out of which implements before her death. bell, Margueritp Bisbing, Louisa time, taking a more favorable at­ be expected. Krabacher, Madelyn Gardell, Ag­ Springfield, 111.; two Dominican (Our Lady of Guadalupe), Lamar equally well be thb result of were constructed, whilst the tools A Pontifical Mass of Requiem titude toward the eoliths of Ips­ Dr. and Mrs. La Mouve motored nes O’Neill, Lucille Riede, The­ Sisters, Sinsinawa, Wise.; 25 Sis­ (St. Francis de Sales’ ), Las Ani­ natural forces acting on stones or on Regis campus are made of rocks was celebrated for Sister M. Leo- mas, La Veta; St. Joseph’s, Lead- wich (in the Colorado museum)., is that have a granite texture. nilla by the Most Rev. S. V. Bona, to Pueblo on business Monday and resa Guilfoyle, Mildred Bastien, ters of St Joseph, Carondelet; 16 the product of the intentional far from endorsing the theory of viHe; Meeker, Milliken, Monte Vis­ As to the kind of tools, it is at Bishop of Grand Island, in the returned Tuesday. and Mrs. Sue Ermin. Sisters of S t Joseph, Wichita. work of man. eoliths! ta, Montrose, Ordway, Ouray, times difficult to invent a proper hospital chapel on'April 3, Many Francis Cambell, who is with The Junior Tabernacle society 1936 Schools Palisades, Platteville, Red Cliff, D r.. Hugo Obermaier in his The followers of the eolithic visiting priests, sisters, and nurses, the Western Electric Co., has been entertained more than 300 friends monumental work, Prehistoric school, if they are not outright name, but this difficulty is shared DENVER; Cathedral, Annuncia­ Rifle, Rocky Ford, Roggen, Rol- with the earliest artifacts of including a nun from St. An­ transferred to Boise, Ida., in­ at the group’s annual tea Sunday, Man (Der Mensch der Vorzeit), materialists, are at least poor tion, Holy Ghost, Holy Rosary, linsville, Saguache, Salida, San Europe. Various kinds of scrapers, thony’s in Denver, were present definitely. April 4, at the Denver Women’s Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mount Luis (6 schools). Silt, Silverton. took up this disputed question of philosophers. They have an utterly at the funeral. Also present was Press club. Mary Ellen Hullinger, eoliths and, subjecting the latter inadequate idea of the human soul knives, planing tools, and weapons Carmel, Presentation, Sacred South Boulder, Stoneham, Sugar of defense ar'> recognizable. the deceased nun’s sister. Sister Tell the people you patronize Madeline Weber, and Pauline to a very exhaustive analysis, he and do not realize that its origin M. Benedicts of St. Alexis’ hos­ that you saw their advertisement Phunemann entertained with piano City, Superior, Tellurid^ Tioga, Age of Regit Culture demonstrated that none of the fa­ can be none other than a creative pital in Cleveland, 0. in The Register. music. Turner, Walsenburg, Weldona, As to the age of Regis culture, Wray, Yuma. mous eoliths of Europe prove by act of God. themselves that they are more than Again, as regards the biological its beginning in the red boulder peculiar results of natural forces. connection postulated between the clay I trace back to the cycle of Besides, he showed in a magnifi­ primates and the human body, they deposition that caused the silting cent manner that these eoliths have recourse to a scientifically up of the Pleistocene rivers in the could not possibly be the work or naturally inexplicable process, Denver basin during the upper Noted Jesuit to quaternary. This cycle of deposi­ either of human or of sub-human styled evolution, but they do this beings. in a way that excludes the Creator, tion was later on followed by a _ Although Darwinism as a scien­ as if God’s creative intervention jartial cycle of erosion, and the tific theory is dead for many were not necessary to explain the atter was interrupted by the late- Conduct Retreat decades, so-called Darwinists keep origin of a higher form of animal quaternary flood deposit. During on multiplying. They stubbornly life in case one assumes that the the partial cycle of erosion, when next lower form of life was instru­ the flint, quartzite, and silicified (Continued From Pape One) • cling to the theory of eoliths as evidence of the existence of sub­ mental in its creation; wood of the Castle Rock con­ make this early spiritual devotion. human beings that lived ’way back Miising Links Absurd glomerate became available, Regis The varied experiences that he Briefly, they do not realize that culture must have been superseded Patronize in the tertiary age and whose has encountered, the information minds became more and more missing links, when taken in the by the earliest flint _ cultures we that he has gathered, the very rational. One could not wish for exact and full sense of the word, are able to discover in the neigh­ character of the man makes him or imagine a more thorough refu­ are really absurd. Missing links, borhood o f Denver. more than fit to hold the attention tation of this lurid theory than the in the broader sense, such as would To give the reader a clearer idea of all who will come under his one elaborated by Dr. Obermaier. suggest that the lower form of life of the age of Regis culture, I wish sway. This is his first time in Den­ was really instrumental in the On the other hand, Dr. Ober­ to add that io is ante-diluvial and ver. creation of the next higher type of maier readily admits that eoliths refers to people that separated The July retreat will be con­ would he serviceable tools and animal life, .are something alto­ from the organized Adamistic so­ REGISTER gether different. In like manner, ducted by the Rev. Eugene P. Mur­ that they undoubtedly are arti- ciety at a very early date. Some phy, S.J., of St. Louis university. there is no question here of such of such primitive wanderers pre­ Father Murphy is a Denver prod­ missing links as scientists use to served their early or lower Paleo uct, graduated from Cathedral establish the process of differentia­ lithic art far into modern times, high school and Regis college. He tion and of specialization of any a rather strong proof that they has had a vast experience in the l e GROTTO given type or natural (philo­ not only represent a stagnant race, guidance of others syice his posi­ sophical) species. This process of but that their forefathers escaped tion has called for his attending to differentiation and specialization, the ravages of the deluge. The Advertisers the direction of the young Jesuits which does not have an upward latter was total in the land of in their philosophical course at St. tendency, as is often falsely as­ Noah, but partial and differential Louis university over a number of IS BLESSED serted, is by scientists most com­ in other countries. years. monly referred to as “ evolution.’’ WE Two retreats will be held in The new Grotto of Lourdes at Primitive Stone-Culture August under the Rev. Aloysius C. the Mullen home for the aged was Most characteristic of the for. Kemper, S.J., of St. Mary’s col­ dedicated at the ceremony of the earliest (Clactonian) stone-cul­ MOVE lege, Kans., and the Rev. Theodore blessing of the statues by the Most ture of Europe is the careful, in­ Frame Houses, Garages J. Schulte, S.J., .of Regis college Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr Mon­ tentional flaking or retouching of faculty. Father Kemper has been day afternoon, April 5. The the cutting edge of the tools. Is For Service—KEystone 8228 this truly primitive? _ No great ^ 0 « c e A Werihouse, 1521 20th St. engaged in the teaching of theol­ grotto and the statues are gifts of ogy for a number of years and is authority will affirm this. On the I l f PRAISED the Mullen Benevolent foundation. very capable of leading those un­ Music for the occasion was fur­ contrary, all agree that this cul­ der his charge. Father Schulte nished by the boys’ band of the ture is at least a step beyond the . . . Quality Merchandise—Genuine Seiivice! J. T. Upton Renovating Co. needs no introduction to retreat- J. K. Mullen home for boys. truly primitive or “ Ur-kultur.’’ (Continued From Page One) goers. The ceremony opeijed with the When rational man began to Harold Nickolds, Norman Stanter, CARPET It is hoped that many will make procession from the main entrance look around for stones serviceable Robert Stanter, Tom Sullivan, Eu­ CLEANERS the June and July retreats and also of the home to the grotto. The as tools, he first used his brain and gene Sullivan, and Charles San­ ... Fair Dealings—Courteous Treatment! then his fists, that is, he selected THAT CLEAN the August retreats. Applications boys’ band headed the procession, born. may be made through any of the followed by the choir, the old folks stones that could be used as tools. Among the Catholic troops which W. H. UPTON, Manaset retreatants or by letter or phone and the sisters of the home, and But such handy stones could not participated in the annual Boy alv/ays be found and, hence, had . . . 100% Co-operation With You 765 Tejon Street call to Regis college. Captain the clergy and the Bishop. After Scout merit Badge show in the city Frank Campbell is president of the the blessing of the statues, Bishop to be prepared by splitting stones auditorium on Monday and Tues­ TAbor 5223 league. Vehr spoke on his experiences and so as to obtain a handy flake with day evening were troop 135 of impressions on a visit to the Shrine a good cutting edge. The latter St. Augustine’s parish, Brighton, -an d YOURS! could be obtained without mar of Lourdes in France. weather; troop 101 of the Cathe­ After the outdoor ceremony of ginal retouch, but it could be im dral, dramatics; troop 144 of St. the blessing of the grotto, the pro­ proved by rubbing or flaking or Vincent’s orphanage, woodwork; cession filed into the chapel for any other device. troop 126 of St. Francis de Sales’, At this juncture other consid DENVER Benediction given by Bishop Vehr. painting; troop 130 of St, Philo- erations enter: PrimitiveAdamistic The celebration closed with dinner mena’s, fire prevention, and troop society soon differentiated, not BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL’ for the Bishop, cleVgy, and guests. 140 of St. Vincent de Paul’s, avia­ only biologically (and most radi­ tion. Yes, these are just a few of the many good rea­ DIRECTORY cally at the start), but also in The lirms that appear in this directory, or have dis­ many other ways. Dr. Menghin Bishop Vehr will be host to the sons why the merchants or service firms advertis­ P.-T.A. of Southside Catholic scoutmasters of the Den­ play ads in other sections of your Register, consist­ recognizes the world over three fundamental groups: Hunters, ver area and the sniritual directors ing in your Catholic newspaper are deserving of ently represent the best in their business and profes­ Parish to Entertain shepherds, and planters, which of Catholic Boy Scout troops, to­ sion. They are doing their part to deserve your tj;ade agrees also with what we read in gether with the laymen’s commit­ your full patronage and consideration. by supporting your paper. You can do your share (St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish) Genesis. It is but natural that tee on scouting at a complimentary A dessert-bridge party will be these different groups were in need dinner at the Argonaut hotel on by patronizing them and mentioning The Catholic Tuesday evening, April 20, at 6:30 Register, sponsored by the P.-T. A. of the of different implements. Besides, parish in the school hall Thursday different tribes were endowed with o’clock. This dinner was inaugu­ A Register advertiser knows that you are more — MAKE THIS A H A B I T - afternoon, April 15, at 1 o’clock. different mental capacities, some rated as an annual affair by Bishop Admission will be 35 cents. Be­ being very active and progressive, Vehr last year in recognition of the than anxious to do your part in maintaining your REGISTER ATTENTION TO CATHOLIC sides several special prizes, indi­ while others were backward or work being done by the laymen of ______REGISTER ADS______vidual prizes will be given at each even indolent and deteriorating. the city in promoting the scouting diocesan newspaper. He is aware that you want program for Catholic boys. table. Tickets may be procured Briefly, th§ primitive culture al­ your Catholic newspaper to come into your home AUTOMOBILES from members of the association. most from the start differentiated The spring training course for Plans for several spring activi­ according to mentality, occupa­ scoutmasters and committeemen each week for its guidance in topics of importance 13th & Lincoln ties, including a social, were laid tion, mode of living, food, and en­ will open at the Evans school, W. 10th and Acoma streets, Monday KE. 8221 at a meeting of the Holy Name vironments, especially climatic to you and your family. Your interest in Cath­ JAMES MOTOR CO. society Wednesday evening. The conditions. evening, April 19. Classes will be DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS members of the Holy Name society Practically speaking, it is almost held three evenings a week and will olic news as it makes history throughout the Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rate«— Alio Used Can and the men and boys of the parish impossible to prove the discovery conclude on May 6. G. A, Sabin, will receive Communion in a body of primitive artifacts unless they treasurer of the Denver council, world is another consideration that your Register DRUGS at the 7 o’clock Mass Sunday. be intermingled with more ad has been chosen to act as dean of the course. Instructors will in­ advertiser is willing to help underwrite for you. clude professors of Denver univer­ MEYERS DRUG STORE sity and the Denver public schools, Now, isn't it fair that you show your appreciation COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE Dust Belt Revives With Spring as well as men experienced in ac­ TAbor 9606 Ample Parking Space llth & A com a tual scouting. to this anonymously (iescribed friend! He is rep­ resented each week in The Register. Pay him a FLORIST Conway-Roark Rite call! Return his cordiality! And, above all, let The Bright Spot To Be H ^April 14 him know that you appreciate his efforts in your The marriage of Miss Lyda behalf. Flower Shop Roark of Blessed Sacrament par­ ish and Milton John Conway of Fifth Avenue and Josephine St. Philomena’s parish will be YORK 0690 solemnized on Wednesday morn­ ing, April 14, at 9 o’clock in the Blessed Sacrament church. LAUNDRIES The cfremony will be performed Mmi ProcrtMlv# Laundry** before the Rev. John Bergin, S.J., of Regis, a friend of the family. The attendants will be Helen Con­ The THE CASCADE LAUNDRY way and Franklin Conway. The “ TRY OUR NEW SERVICE’’ bride will wear a traveling suit of chartreuse green, trimmed with Complete Laundry Service fur, and accessories of coronation blue. Miss Conway will be gowned 1847 Market We Call For and Deliver FA. 6370-6379 in a violet crepe street dress, with accessories to match. Miss Roark ______TRANSFER AND STORAGE is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Roark, and Mr. Conway is Register the son of Mr. and Mrs, John F. Conway. The ceremony will be Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. followed by a wedding breakfast 1700 16th St. Spring hni brought new life to tbe stricken dust bowl of the for 30 guests at the Park Lane TA. 3341 United States, where farmers are busy repairing the recent ravages hotel, and a reception will be given HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING of nature. This photo was taken near Oklahoma City, Okla., whe.'s a in the evening at the home of the small rancher attacked the sand drifts with a shovel so that he might bride’s parents. The couple will again open his'pasture gate. reside in Denver. IT ...... m m m m m m m .

Thursday, April 8, 1937 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE SEVEN CATHCLIC CCeiSTCC Home Economics Contest

WINNER IN FINAL WEEK OF RULES Junior C. D. of A. Doran Coffee Co. PRIZES Mail or bring recipe or letter, as designated for that particular REGISTER CONTEST NAMED A cash prize of five dollars will be awarded each week by week, to the office of the Denver Catholic Register, ,938 Bannock St. the Register for the winning recipe or letter (as designated for All entries must be in the Register office no later than the The winner in the final week of 1 cup walnut meats chopped the particular week) selected by Mrs. John Utard, supervisor of following Tuesday. Plan New Floor foods at the Cathedral schools. the contests sponsored by the 3 eggs Is to Present A different subject will be given each week and the winning recipe or letter, with the name and address of the contestant, will Denver Catholic Register is Mrs. % cup sugar In addition, the Doran Coffee Co. of 1520 20th St. will give be published the following week. R. M. Anderson of 968 Washing­ 1 teaspoon cinnamon as extra final prizes one Cory Vacuum Glass Coffee Maker and Letters will be judged for their sincerity, brevity, aifd neat­ ton street, who receives the last $5 % teaspoon nutmeg one six-cup clear Drip Coffee Maker for the two winning letters ness, and recipes for their practical use as well as delicious flavor. For Baby Annex prize for her recipe telling how to % teaspoon cloves Grand Prizes or recipes judged best among the winners selected during the All decisions will be considered final. prepare a baked coffee pudding. 1 cup strong coffee (make it with I contest. Baked Coffee Puddinff Doran’s Perk-up) A business meeting was held by 4 cups stale cake broken into bits 2 cups milk This week, the ten winners troop 6 of the Junior Catholic 3 tablespoons melted butter of The Catholic Register Perkins Sandwich Sweets Daughters of America Saturday Arrange layers of cake and nuts afternoon. The menibers of the in well-buttered baking dish. Beat Home Economics contest will articular Mrs. H. O’Day Is egM, add sugar, spices, coffee, DILL AND SVEET PICKLES troop are trying to raise enough be judged again and the two WHITIROCK „ j . . eople “ LOVEAPPLE" CATSUP money to have a new floor put in milk, and melted butter. Mix well COHACI refer "REAL" MUSTARD at St. Joseph’s Baby annex. Mary and pour over cake. Let stand 15 winners of the grand prizes 'Vhcac Approves: erkint and Margie Simmons recently en­ Hostess to Poets to 20 minutes and bake in moder­ will be announced. The Do­ icklet Perkins-Epeneter Pickle Co. ate oven in a pan of hot water for Your family will “go for” the rich delicacy of White Rock Cot­ P "EL PERKO" PEPPERS tertained the troop, at a social. ran Coffee Co. of 1520 20th tage Cheese. They’ll enjoy its fresh, subtle sweetness; its ap­ The next hostass will be Flqra Jo Mrs. Hannah O’Day entertained 45 to 60 minutes, or until a silver St. will give one Cory Vac­ pealing flavor. Kimmins, who will entertain at her the Catholic Poetry society of knife inserted in the canter comes home, 1827 So. Emerson, April 20, Colorado last Monday evening. out clean. Serve with caramel uum Glass coffee maker and Nor is that all! White Rcok at 2 o’clock. Mrs. Emma Boyer and Miss Vir­ sauce or cream. Serves eight to one six-cup Drip coffee Cottage Cheese is an eco­ ten. nomical food to. serve. Up- Troop 9 will hold a business ginia Naughton were guests. maker to the winners judged Awards were made to the Rev. to-the-minute homemakers meeting at the club house Satur­ best in the entire contest se­ are planning several meals day afternoon, April 10, at 2 William V. -Doyle, S.J., for his nes. a week around White Rock o’clock. All members are request­ poem, “ In the Garden,’’ and Miss BARNUM PARISH EDELWEISS Cottage Cheese dishes. ed to be present as tests for honor Lucy Duray for “ The Robin’s KITCHEN Song.’’ A number of splendid pins are to be reported on. P.-T.A. TO MEET FORTY HOURS’ DEVOTION Buy Some Today! poems were included. In the Week of April 11: Denver, The Glee club and orchestra will course of the evening, the works St. Joseph’s (Polish); Akron, m ore cups present a program at St. Francis’ of John Masefield and the poet’s (Presentation Parish) St. Joseph's; Pueblo, St. Pat­ sanitarium in Barnum Sunday, page from the current Forum The P.-T. A. will hold its month­ rick's. April 18. were discussed. ly meeting Wednesday, April 14, p e r p o u n d Margie Deus entertained troop Poems in any style on any sub­ at 2 o’clock. 5 at her home on April 3. After ject are to be turned in at the next •The Holy Name society will re­ games had been played, prizes were meeting. The suggestion, how­ ceive Holy Communion in a body * A . Largest N o l i t a i r z awarded to Clarabelle Beamann, ever, was made that the class write this Sunday at the 8 o’clock Mass. Selection Jacqueline Cooke, Margaret Ho­ a Shakespearean sonnet with a There will be a sewing meeting of Fresh Fish gan, and Torchy Mahoney. This modern theme. Poems in this at the home of Mrs. Buchholz, 920 ^ a A k l o n and Seafoods troop will sponsor a card party style by Howard Mumford Jones Knox court, Thursday morning, fashions in good taste in the City! Monday evening, April 26, at the were read. The next meeting will April 15, at 10 o’clock. At Your. Grocer. Try our SPECIAL LOB­ club house. The next business be Monday, April 19, at the home The young ladies will sponsor a Exclusively in Denver - Save Coupons for Gifts. STER DINNER— Com­ meeting will be held April 17. of Mrs. Inez C. Thorson, 3038 show at the Comet theater April Race street, at 8 p. m. 23. Admission will be 10, cents plete for $1.00 At the last business meeting of troop 14, it was decided to award Mrs. DeBlaquiere has called a and 20 cents. Doran’s ST9tL CUT Coffee OPEN ALL NITE! a $3 prize at a business meeting meeting of the card party com­ The pastor, the Rev. H. A. Gotham The to be held by the members of the mittee at her home, 943 Olive Geisert, expressed his sincere troop April 17 at Holy Family street, Friday evening, April 9. thanks to all those who contrib­ wilk Specials fresh e^qsl school. The Catholic Poetry society of uted to the Easter collection, to EDELWEISS Troop 16 was recently enter­ Colorado is contributing to Poetry the women who cleaned the church i>iikcM (P ie week in various ways. Many for Easter, and to the choir for 1644 GLEN ARM tained at a social given by Jean REFRESHING* DIFFERENT • DELICIOUS Stapleton at her home. An en­ members are affiliated with the their singing on Easter. joyable afternoon was spent in Colorado Poetry Fellowship. A playing games. Refreshments radio program has been arranged Liberal supply were served. Prizes were won by for Poetry week, and, on Monday Kranz’ Song May Be White King Betty Bollie, Evelyn Carelel, and evening, April 26, a poetic speci­ Soap or Rinso men of the society will be present­ WASHERS! Clara Werle, counselor. Miss Film’s Theme Tune with each Elec- Werle donated an electric plaque ed at the Catholic Daughters club trie Washer sold this of the Sacred Heart to the troop. house, 18th and Grant, at 8:15. ONLY month. Rinse tubs Each member may bring guests to When production work begins Initiation of new members was Free with washers held at the meeting of troop 18 this affair. Mrs., J.^ P. Donley, on the motion picture. Gone With Mrs. Inez C. Thorson, and Miss the' Wind, ■ its'theme ;'th song may be selling at $59.50 and April 3. Tests for honor pins were up. Easy, 1-Minute, completed. Those received into Margaret Hamilton compose the the composition o f a Denverite, n W TFTB l committee for this event. Walter Kranz, the son of Dr. and General Electric, the troop were Elizabeth Motley, Meadows or Auto­ Dorothy Edmondson, Catherine Mrs. Walter C. Kranz of Blessed DOWN— and refreshments were served. Ginger Ale matic. Garland, June Hutton, and Shirley Sacrament parish. His song is one $1.00 per week First prize was won by Patricia Faubion. of five from which the final selec­ Lime Rickey Johnson, a visitor, and the conso­ tion will be made, and Mr. Kranz P r ic e d as $ 4 4 . 5 0 Miss Margaret Linnet, counselor, Club Soda L ow a s ...... entertained troop 19 April 3 at lation prize was awarded to Ce­ is now in Hollywood awaiting fur­ b r e a d her home. An enjoyable after­ celia Harrington. A lamn was won ther developments. Call MA. 6064 noon was spent in playing bunco. by Peggy Nieters, 1030 So. Frank­ A song, entitled “ The Boy Who lin, a member of troop 5, Troop Stuttered,” which was composed by L E M O IR E’S, 622 ISth SI. at California 19 will hold a business meeting Mr, Kranz, was sung on a Philip April 10 at the clubhouse at 2 Morris program over the Colum­ BECHTOLD’S, 827 ISIh SL al Champa o’clock. bia network last year. Mr. A business meeting will be held Kranz’s sister, Mary, talented MA, 6Z88. Open Evenings I Rose-Ann’s in Holy Ghost hall Saturday after­ young actress, first submitted the ROSE-ANN’S noon, April 10, at 2 o’clock for song that may be used in Gone Economy girls of troop 11 of the Junior With the Wind to the Irving Ber­ Le Amber Catholic Daughters of America. lin corporation while she was in GRAPE COLLECTION Dry Quick This will be the last opportunity New York, and officials of the com­ SKIN LOTION theat dishes taste better « that the girls will have to complete pany were impressed with it. 3 each, extra ttrong 2-year-oId plants. Agawam, Red; Niagara, * tests for pins. One Drop niith macai-oni White; Concord, Blue; and Moore’s Early, Blue. $ Furniture Polish Cathedral P.-T. A. Will Excellent household remedy. Cool and soothinsT for irritated skins. Before Macaroni gives added flavor, a distinc­ Cleans and polishes woodwork, fine Candle-light Supper Pick Officers April 14 ALL 12 GRAPES FOR $1.35, POSTPAID | furniture, floors and autos. Apply and after shavimi. Takes the sting tive goodness to otherwise ordinary t evenly on clean surface and let drv. Given for Bride-elect The Cathedral Parent-Teachers’ out of insect bites. Czcerient for meat dishes. Try American Beauty Rose Collection No rubbin? necessary. Safe for any association will elect officers chapped hands and burns. Try one Climbing Rose Collection one to apply. Now is the ideal time Macaroni with mutton or lamb; mac­ in trv a aood furniture polish. One Misses Mary Ellen Corcoran and for the ensuing year at its April bottle and feel the difference. 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!»a g e e ig h t Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1937 Boulder Newmanites Aunt Mary, 114, Rescued in Almshouse Blaze Elect Delegates for School Athletes ANNI VERS ARY SALE Province Convention Boulder.— Jeanne Delaney of To Get Sweaters Bethune and Morgan Ryan of New York were elected Sunday to rep­ Colorado Springs. — Sweaters resent the University of Colorado for the lettermen of the 1937 St. Newman club at the provincial Mary’s high school basketball team convention to be held in Laramie, have arrived and will be presented Wyo., April 17 and 18. A party in the near future. As a change o f unofficial delegates will accom­ from the usual white and blue pany the pair. color scheme of former years, a _ Ralph Politte of Denver led a green sweater bearing a white “ M” discussion on “ Evolution” at the surmounted by a small white “ s” Sunday meeting of the club. He has been adopted. Members of dealt chiefly with modern theories the team to receive two stripes are and the ancient theories held by Bill Gaughan, Gerald Madden, St. Augustine and St. Thomas. Frank St. George, and Allen Bin- The group voted to subscribe to ard. Those who will have one Amciica, Catholic magazine, which stripe are Robert-Singer, Edward will supplement .the pamphlet li­ Balfe, Dick Rockett, Bernard brary the club now possesses. Rogers, and Roger Greggs. Fifteen new books have been added to the St. Mary’s high sAool Xegal Notices library in the last week. The fic­ tion includes books by such well- NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY known authors as Douglas, Gibbs, Estate of James M. Walsh, Deceased Ferber, Lincoln, and Nordhoff. No. 58981 All persons having claims against said Father Malachy’s Miracle, by Mar­ Estate are hereby notified to present them shall, and The Flying Carpet, by fpr adjustment to the County Court of Haliburton, have already proved the City & County of Denver, Colorado, on the 25th day of May, 1937, very popular among the seniors. Hugh L. McMenamin, Executor. Raiders of the Deep, by Thomas, and Skyward, by Byrd, will doubt­ LEGAL NOTICE less find many interested readers. Notice of Adjustment Day Estate of Nora McCarthy, Deceased. Several essays for a national No. 58812 contest on advertising have been All persons having claims against said handed in by members o f St. Estate are hereby notified to present Mary’s economic class. Members Mary Aiay, said to be 114 years old and known to the inmates of the Burlington county almshouse them for adjustment to the County of the sixth, seventh, and eighth Court of the City and County of Denver, at New Lisbon, N. J., as Aunt Mary, is shown being carried to safety when fire destroyed the almshouse. grades at St. Mary’s have written Colorado, on the 11th day of May, 1937. More than 100 aged inmates were carried or led from danger when the fire broke out. Loss caused by MARY E. PETRI. essays on the opera, Lohengrin, the blaze was estimated at $100,000. Administratrix. which will be presented in Denver First publication March 25. T^ast publication April 15. next week. These essays will be submitted for the contest open to all parochial schools of Denver and INSURANCE outlying districts. FOURTH GENERATION ADDED Priest, Km of 2 Two Pieces With the quota set for the jun­ STATEMENTS ior treasury at St. Mary’s high on hand, plans for the junior-senior TO ST. VINCENT’S AID ROLLS Denver Girls, Is Regular $110.00 STATE OF COLORADO Insurance Department prom will soon be under way. All Synopsis of Statement for 1936 as are looking forward to this occa­ At an unusually large meeting ship for the l&te Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. Silver Jubilarian rendered to the Commissioner of Insur* sion as the crowning event of the of the St. Vincent’s Aid society F. McDonough. ancp. April 6, Mrs. Louis Hough pre­ MODERN— beautifully designed and faultlessly constructed. Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Asso­ social activities of the scholastic The meeting, held at Mrs. ciation, Omaha, Nebraska year. sented her little granddaughter, Louis Hough’s home, was super­ The Rev. George C. Filers, the New, rich velvet covers in twelve colors and color combina­ Rev. Peter L. Johnson, and the Assets ...... 14,692.073.09 Monthly Meeting Planned Mary Eleanore Hough, for life vised by the president, Mrs. $5 Down tions. Deep spring-filled balloon cushions over spring-filled Liabilities ...... 4,292,072.09 membership in the society. This Rev. P. O. Connor, all members Contingent Fund (Deposited The senior and junior members George Pope. The Rev. Harold base. Note the high back and comfortable, broad arms. One application represents the fourth V. Campbell, the guest speaker, of St. Francis’ seminary faculty, with Nebraska) ...... 300,000.00 of the Holy Name society of St. Francis, Wise., celebrated their of the best values of the Anniversary Sale. Unassigned Funds ...... 100,000.00 St. Mary’s and Corpus Christi generation of the same family— gave an enlightening talk. Mrs. Hough’s mother, Mrs. Smith; silver jubilees with a Solemn Mass Delivers parishes will receive Holy Com­ Sister Theodota told of the ac­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) Mrs. Hough herself, her son, ■March 31 at the seminary. The Your Old Furniture Taken as Down Payment munion in a body this Sunday. On tivities at the St. Vincent’s home, STATE OF COLORADO Louis, and now her granddaughter Mass was followed by a dinner CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Monday evening, they will hold especially in the holiday season Office of Commissioner of Insurance — enjoying life memberships. The attended by 175 priests. Father their monthly meeting. and on Easter Sunday, and of the Eilers is a cousin of Edith and T. Jackson Cochrane, Commissioner of following new members were en­ enjoyment of the boys.at various Insurance, do hereby certify that the Miss Viola Kirchman was host­ rolled: Mrs. Julia O’Neill, Mi’s. C. Phyllis Reid of Blessed Sacra­ Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Asso­ entertainments made possible by ess to the members of her Study M. McCormack, Miss Lila M. ment parish, Denver. The Most ciation, a corporation organized under club at a tea held at her home Sun­ friends o f the organization. the Jaws of Nebraska, whose principal O’Boyle, and Mrs. P. W. Blanch­ Rev. Aloysius J. Muench, Bishop office is located at Omaha, in considera­ day, March 28. ard. A generous benefactor took Reports Offered of Fargo, N. Dak., former rec­ tion of compliance with the laws of Colo­ The Rev. Bernard J. Benten, out a perpetual memorial member- In the absence of Mrs. Ellen tor of the seminary, preached the rado. is hereby authorized to transact sermon. All three priests are the business set forth in the provisions pastor of St. Cecilia’s parish, St. Mullen Weekbaugh, Mrs. 0. L. of its Charter or Articles of Incorpora­ Louis, Mo., is a visitor at St. Fran­ Pettepier acted as treasurer. Re­ World war chaplains. tion permitted by the said laws, until the cis’ hospitall ports were made by the following Father Eilers was with the last day of February in the year of Our chairmen: Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly, Lord, one thousand nine hundred and Last week, a local bakery treat­ Pershing forces and the Red Ar­ thirty-eight. ed the pupils of Corpus Christi TiiMin membership; Mrs. J. J. Meehan, row division in France, Father IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ school to an educational sound film telephone; Mrs. F. A. Koch, visit­ Johnson with the 76th division, unto set my hand and caused the seal of ing: Miss Anne Birmingham, Com- and Father O’Connor with the my office to be affixed at the City of Den­ in the parish hall. The subject of ver this first day of March, A.D., 1937. the movie was the making of rau'riity Chest; Mrs. 0. L. Pette­ 32nd division. Father Eilers was (SEAL) JACKSON COCHRANE. bread, and it covered the entire pier, Denver deanery; Miss Jacobs, born in Chicago in 1890. A con­ Commissioner of Insurance. cm siw range of the origin of bread, from mi Catholic Charities. Mrs. J. B. vert, he was graduated from Mar­ the growth of the wheat to the Hunter read the monthly news­ quette university at Milwaukee, (Boy Scont Newt) The following companies represented- final delivery of the wrapped loaf. letter from the headquarters of Wise. Following his ordination, Members, of Boy Scout troop the N.C.C.W. in Washington, D. he was assistant at St. Matthew’s COLORADO SPRINGS DEATHS Mrs. Elizabeth Goosman died at her 101 of Cathedral parish were C. parish, Milwaukee. He is a re­ JOSEPH ^J. CELL A home. 2813 North Cascade avenue, April awarded second place in group 1 Mrs. 0 . L. Pettepier and Mrs. markable orator and has served 25 Only—‘^Delcraft” 1120 Security Bldg. Denver 1. She had been a resident of Colorado at the closing of the merit badge as secretary at the seminary since Springs for 30 years and was a member Frank Hoart were appointed dele­ of Corpus Christi church. Surviving are show in the city auditorium Tues­ gates to the convention of the D. 1927. STATE OF COLORADO her husband, Edward Goosman: a daugh­ day night. The troop demon­ C. C. W. to be held in Denver in Insurance Department ter, Eiien Goosman. and a son. John Goos­ strated dramatics. 'The . boys May. A committee of the follow­ Synopsis of Statement for 1936 as ren­ man, all of Colorado Springs; two broth­ Livingtoom Suites dered to the Commissioner of Insur­ ers, Michael and John Streenan, both of worked hard to win the award ing women was appointed to at­ Pueblo Study Group ance. Colorado Springs, and two sisters, Mrs. and were congratulated for their tend the institutional meeting at Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, New May Cook, Colorado Springs, and Mrs. efforts to win honors for the troop. the Home of the Good Shepherd Davenport and ^ Jersey, Newark, N. J, Margaret Lanterman, Big Harbor, Wash. Enjoys Luncheon Assets ...... ^36,215,611.94 Rosary for Mrs. Goosman was recited The following boys took part: next week: Mmes. George Pope, Chair—Regular 9 9 . 0 0 Liabilities — ...... 14,744,922.88 Sunday evening at 8 o’clock in the draw­ Interlocutor, Dale Carrol; end Charles J. Dunn, Frank Hoart, and Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) Capital ...... 9,397,690.00 ing room of a funeral home. Mass was men. Bill Hallorn, Peter Albi, S. P. Mangen, and Misses Sadie -Members of St. Joseph’s Study j Surplus ...... 11,072,999.06 said Monday morning at Corpus Christi Price $135 09 church at 9 o'clock. Interment Ever­ John Edward Flynn, James Mon­ Birmingham and Margaret Ma­ club enjoyed a covered-dish lunch­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) green. aghan; chorus. Jack Teeling, Rob­ loney. eon at the home of Mrs. Carl STATE OF COLORADO ert Morrison, Dean Ball, Richard Volunteers Attend Scout Show Shope Thursday, April 1. Those A new frame with smartly designed arms—six gorgeous CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Sharron, Jack Tiehen, Dan John­ attending were Mrs. R. E. Chap­ velvet covers—green, rust, brown, burgundy, blue and red. Office of Commissioner of Insurance A large delegation volunteered L Jackson Cochrane, Commissioner of Durango Youth son, Dick Sundell, Lawrence Mer­ to attend the annual merit badge man, Mrs. M. Klattenhoff, Mrs. Superb construction—graceful proportions—most com­ ^5 Down Insurance, do hereby certify that the cer, and Robert Kerr. Mark McDonnell, Mrs. John Dowd, show of the Denver Boy Scouts at fortable spring-filled construction. We expect to sell Firemen’s Insurance Company of Newark, Dale Carrol as interlocutor re­ the city auditorium early in the Mrs. George Duesing, Miss Mary .New Jersey, a corporation organized un­ these in record time. der the laws of New Jersey, whose prin­ ceived many compliments on the week. Mrs. Alexis A. Gargan pre­ Fraser, Miss Felicite Berube, Mrs. Wins Music Honor W. K. Sutherland, and Mrs. Carl cipal office is located at Newark, in con­ splendid way he conducted the sented Eugene Gash, pianist, who Delivers sideration of compliance with the laws of minstrel show. Mr. McAllister of rendered several delightful selec­ Shope. Your Did Furniture Taken as Down Payment (yolorado, is hereby authorized to transact Lawrence P. Cassidy, son of the business set forth in the provisions Durango.— Jack O’Rourke, son the local council has requested tions. Delicious refreshments were of its Charter or Articles of Incorpora­ of Judge and Mrs. J. B. O’Rourke that the troop stage the same pres­ served by the hostess, who was Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Cassidy, who tion permitted by the said laws, until the and a student at the University of entation for the May court of thanked by the president. enlisted in the U. S. army Jan. 8, TH last day of February in the year of Our has been selected for the electrical 1 ■ •« Lord, one thousand nine hundred and Colorado in Boulder and the La- honor in the East district at Cole Sister Theodota invited the Aid thirty-eight. mont school of music in Denver, junior high school. society to meet May 4 at the and ordinance school at the train­ ing station at San Diego, Calif. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here- won first place in the men’s voice The boys gave a dress rehearsal orphanage, where, owing to the unto set my hand and caused the seal of division of the student group in distance, the meeting will convene Rita McCormick has returned my office to be affixed at the City of Den­ for Sister Laurentine and the fac­ to Colorado Springs, where she is ver this first day of March. A.U.. 1937. the National Federation of Music at 2 o’clock instead of 2:30. ulty of Cathedral school Sunday attending Colorado college. (SEAL) JACKSON COCHRANE. trials held in Denver recently. The in the gym. Their entry was spon­ Commissioner of Insurance. group in which Jack entered was A son was born Saturday, April sored by the Cottrell Clothing Co. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McDonnal open to amateurs between the ages The sisters expressed the opinion Loretto Girls Plan STATE OF COLORADO of 18 and 23. of Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Insurance Department the troop would give a good ac­ Miss Mary Conwa* is reported McDonnal are former residents Synopsis of Statement for 1936 as ren- count of itself. Subscription Party of St. Leander’s parish, where they

Mrs. B. K. Sweeney was hostess ’ Donations o f used vestments to the Senior Tabernacle society were received from Annunciation April 2 at a meeting directed by church. Presentation church, and Mrs. Charles J. Dunn, president. the Pueblo Benefit shop. These In the absence of Mrs. Edward T. can be repaired and added to in Remember the Gibbons, treasurer, Mrs. J. B. order to make up complete sets for Hunter acted in that capacity. the missions. Mrs. Frank McCabe The report of Mrs. A. C. Trem- contributed a gold ring to the col­ lett, chairman of the membership lection of old gold. committee, could not be given be­ Mrs. Dunn reported that Mrs. cause Mrs. Tremlett had met with T. B. Liverman had met with an an accident that necessitates her accident on March 28 and was in remaining at hom e' for many St. Joseph’s hospital; Mrs. W. P weeks. A number of new mem­ Horan is ill in Mercy hospital; Church in bers were introduced. Mrs. T. J. Carlin, Mrs. W. W. Mrs. Dunn introduced her new Adams, and Mrs. Mary Nahring life member, Mrs. Thomas P. are confined to their homes be­ Fahey of 1441 Pennsylvania cause of sickness. Mrs. Dunn re­ street. Mrs. Ralph W. Kelly in­ quested that members call on or troduced her two new members, telephone all members who were Mrs. C. S. Norton and her daugh­ ill or whose families had met with ter, Miss Hildegarde Norton, of bereavement. She appointed Mrs, 1515 East 9th avenue. Miss Har­ A. A. Hauk to take up the duties Your W ill riet Roderick presented her new of Mrs. Tremlett until Mrs. Trem­ members as follows; Mrs. Thomas lett can resume them. Tabernacle J. Sullivan, 707 East 10th avenue; members are asked to notify Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Schott, 1416 Pennsyl­ Hauk at TAbor 4492 in case of Remember the Poor Missions of the Diocese vania; Mrs. Fred L. Jackson, 1301 sickness or death of any other Logan; Mrs. Frank H. Weiss, 1449 members. Pennsylvania, and Miss Margaret Because of the fact that the an­ F. McGovern, 530 East 19th ave­ nual garden party_and tea are to be nue. All the new! members and held on the last Friday of May at You can appreciate why little Nona Walker, aged three, was lo visitors were cordially welcomed. It the home of Mrs. Dennis Sheedy, turpriied when the came face to face with “ Fanny,” the only living In the absence of Miss Margaret 777 Logan, it was decided to dis­ goose with a double chin, at the Women’s National Exposition of Art, Maloney, because of illness, the pense with the regular May meet­ in New York. president reported on an Easter ing. Miss Anne Birmingham was box sent to the Rev. Urban Form of Bequest for Establishment of appointed general chairman of the Schnitzhofer, O.S.B., o f South affair, and a meeting of the of­ Boulder. The box contained sev­ eral articles, including an altar ficers and executive board was YOUTH IDEAS OF N.C.C.W. ARE called at the Chancery office to cloth made by Mrs. C. H. Hayden discuss the details. and two cinctures made by Mrs. Funds for Education of Priests: Mrs. Philip Clarke, financial N. Konicke. A letter of apprecia­ APPLIED IN DENVER PROGRAM secretary, made her report. tion from Father Schnitzhofer was read. He said that he was in need Delegates to Be Named (Denver Deanery) officially recognized, but they are, of a white cope, which will be sent Mrs. J. B. Hunter read a letter The National Council of Cath­ nevertheless, organized and highly to him later on. from Washington to the affiliated olic Women, with the clarity of articulate, imposing their views The Rev. Edward M. Woeber organizations of the N.C.C.W., and vision that has always distin­ upon the student body ■with results made a splendid report on the new suggested that delegates and al­ guished its work, recognized very that may be easily divined. Youth Mexican colony mission of which ternates be appointed to attend early in its existence the necessity inclines to the new and untried the Rev. John Bonet, C.R., is pas­ the scheduled conventions. for character-building activities and is naturally attracted to the “ I hereby give and bequeath to the tor and to which the Tabernacle Mrs. Dunn introduced Miss for youth. The organization con­ allurement of revolt. i- society contributed a ciborium. Jewel McGovern, Loretto Heights sistently urged and sponsored It is a matter of satisfaction to college student, who gave a re­ youth endeavors and the main­ the members of the Denver Dioc­ view of the reviews of Q. K. Ches­ tenance of centers where the sound esan Council of Catholic Women terton’s Autobiography. Miss Mc­ principles that make for good citi­ that its youth endeavor has never Roman Catholic Bishop of the Govern is to take the leading role zenship might be inculcated. The faltered since its organiztion. In in Within These Walls, a play to Denver deanery’s work for youth spite of inadequate resources and Diaper rash,chafinq,eaema itching* be produced by Regis college April has Heen typical of the application the self-sacrifice and hardships •■^easedat once by pure,mild « 28 in the auditorium of East Den­ of the national program to local devolving upon the workers, mem­ Diocese of Denver, Colorado, the ver high school. Miss Madeline needs. bers have never lost sight of their objective, the guidance and safe­ Weber from the music department In the past year, it has increased of Loretto Heights college played guarding of youth. Resinol its efforts in this regard by the three delightful piano selections. inauguration of the National Cath­ In St Anthony’s Neighborhood sum of $ ...... for the education The Rev. Edward Woeber olic Youth organization, with a house, the various activities car­ thanked Mrs. Sweei\ey for her hos­ program designed to meet square­ ried on under the direction of pitality and referred to all of the ly the challenge of present-day Miss Marie Carter cannot fail to women who had offered the youth problems. Under the na­ win the approval of any citizen PILE use of their homes in the year. interested in the betterment of his tional chairmanship of Miss Anne and maintenance, in Colorado, of He added that many active Sarachon Hooley, past president community. Catholic women are an inspira­ of the N.C.C.W., it has already at­ Varied Classes Taught SUFFERERS tion and that their activities are tained a gratifying degree of prog­ Here is found a flourishing art heralded through the Denver Cath­ ress. From all parts of the United class taught by Mrs. J. J. Torpey, students studying for the priesthood. olic Register to such an extent that States, an enthusiastic response who volunteered for this service. Don’t Be Cut Until You Try This representatives from other cities Here are found handicraft classes, Internal Tablet Combination and call for organization have coming here to take up the study been reported. citizenship classes, music instruc­ Pile Treatment of journalism comment upon it. tion, glee clubs, and other forms Workers Praised Communist Threat Seen of recreational and educational Father Woeber was very liberal Everywhere youth is of para­ endeavor. Send for FREE TRIAL in his praise of Mrs. F. W. Barry, mount concern. The future be­ On April 27, the citizenship longs to youth and the present of­ No matter where you live—no matter who for years had taken care of classes in co-operation with the what your at?e or occupation—if you are an invalid mother, just deceased, fers pitfalls that may well be education-and recreation divisions troubled with itching, bleeding or pro­ and of a large family, and yet had viewed with foreboding. The large of the WPA will present a color­ truding piles, we want you to try the Page proportion of Communists and Internal Tablet Combination Pile Treat­ given unstintingly o f her time, ful pageant, called The Flags We ment. We will gladly send you a trial money, and materials in making pro-Communist students in many Love. It will feature United size package Free-Of-Charge. This trial vestments. He spoke of Mrs. of the leading universities of the States, Colorado, and Denver flags size alone should give you much welcome United States is a situation that relief. Write for one today and learn for Mack, chairman of small linens; as well as several national flags yourself how soothing it is and what a of Mrs. Liverman, chairman of bodes no good for the future of connected with the background of world of difference it makes if you do not albs, and of Mrs. Griebling, chair­ the nation.' Figures are difficult to the youth of that locality. Folk have to put up with that terrible pain, obtain, since these groups are not itching, and bleeding. man of surplices, who, together dancing and pioneer dancing will We especially want to send it to those with their assistants, always have also be features o f the entertain­ A permanent burse for the perpetual discouraged sufferers who have tried other supplies ready. ment, which is under the imme­ pile treatments without success or believe CARNIVAL DATES their condition to be hopeless. It is simply Father Woeber also referred to diate supervision of Alice J. Rath- aniazing how quickly some of the most the annual tea to be given May 28, ARE ANNOUNCED born, teacher of the citizenship severely aggravated cases responded to and expressed the hope that the classes, and Mrs. Lillian Hendryx this method. women would enter into the spirit Sitter Immaculate, tuper- of the creation classes. Don’t wait any longer to try this treat­ ior of the Dominican Sisters An Easter party for the children ment. Write your name and address on of the affair as enthusiastically as education of a seminarian is $6,000. the coupon below and mail it right now. they had in past years. of the Sick Poor, and Mrs. J. of the neighborhood house was A trial package will be sent promptly in M. Harrington, president of provided by Mrs. Foster Symes, plain wrapper Free-Of-Charge. the Friends of the Sick Poor Mrs. H. W. Anderson, Mrs. Bay­ Aid society, announce that ard Sweeney, Mrs. Minnie Osner, ' FREE TRIAL COUPON the dates for the annual bene­ and Mrs. George Somnes, with 100 TO fit carnival will be July 15, attending. Miss Carter also sup­ I E. R. PAGE CO., Any portion of this, however, can be 347-B9 Page Bids., Marshall, Mich. 16, and 17. A general meet­ plied an Easter treat for the chil­ I Please send me tm l package | ing of carnival workers will dren of Guadalupe center taught of your Internal Tablet Combination be held soon. by the Sisters of Charity of Ca­ Pile Treatment. thedral school. Name Girl Scout* Active _ Address STUDY CLUB TO At Little Flower center, under I or R. F. D.. The Junior Good Shepherd Aid SPONSOR DINNER the direction of Miss Mary Ellen ^ i t y ...... - ...... State------society will hold a card party Fri­ Dougherty, a Girl Scout troop has been organized with Miss Dough­ [I day evening, April 9, at 8 o’clock St. Augustine’s Colored Study in the home of Mrs. James G. erty as captain and Miss Helen club will give a Virginia baked Jaramillo as first lieutenant. Simpson, 2610 Colorado boule­ hani dinner at 2330 Downing St. DEAFNESS IS MISERY Boy Scout troop 148 from Lit­ vard. Refreshments will be served Thursday, April 29. Dinner will tle Flower center will be host or­ Many people with defective and a prize awarded. The public be served from 5 until 8 o’clock. hearing and Head Noises en­ is invited. Admission will be 35 ganization at the court of honor joy Conversation, Movies, Friends who are interested iii district meeting Anril 10. THE SUM OF $350 WILL TAKE Church and Radio, because cents. Members of the group hope Catholic work among the Colored WPA teachers are giving in­ they use Leonard In­ a large crowd will be present, as people are invited to attend this visible Eor Drums proceeds from the affair! .will be structions in tap dancing to four which resemble Tiny benefit affair. classes with 15 in each class. Megaphones fitting used in paying for a motion pic­ the Ear entirely out of sight. No wires, ture machine given by the society The Little Flower center will batteries or head piece. They are inex­ to the Good Shepherd home. celebrate poetry week April 29 pensive. Write for booklet and sworn CARE OF A STUDENT with a program of Spanish 'and statement of the inventor who himself has The annual Communion break­ b^n ^nefited by the use of the drums. fast will take place Sunday morn­ English poems, a demonstration by Nun Is Officer the dancing classes, and several A. O. LEONARD, Inc. ing, April 11, at the Good Shep­ Suite 198 70 5th Are.. New York herd home. Mass will be offered musical numbers. at 9 :30, and breakfast will follow. At Rude center. Misses Dorothy Election of officers will be held Ann Evans, Nancy Gregory, Fran­ FOR ONE YEAR. Prostate Sufferers after the breakfast. Mrs. William In Nurses Group ces Kobler, and Anna Dreher of If you are suffering from acute or chronic May, president, requests that all Loretto Heights college contribute Prostate Gland, Rheumatism, Kidney and girls be present. their services on Wednesdays and Bladder trouble, write for a FREE trial Sister M. Hugolina, superin­ Fridays to the sewing groups. Miss package; amazing results. Endorsed by Plans were discussed at the last doctors. meeting for the annual theater tendent of nurses at St. Anthony’s Mary Catherine S t John, also of • • party to be gpven at Elitch’s. hospital, was chosen second vice Loretto Heights college, helps in PROSTEX COMPANY president of the Colorado State the library. Later, these young Dept. 28 Miami, Okla. Nurses’ association at its annual women will help on the play­ convention held this week in Den­ grounds. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, APPLY AT WANTED Prep Nines Will ver. ‘Vail Canter’ Busy The Rev. E. J. Flanagan of At the Catholic Educational cen­ MAN OR WOMAN to dietribute our id- Boys Town, Nebr., who had been ter at 12th and Umatilla, the “ Vail vertiiing circulars. Promotional work. staying at Mercy hospital, left center,” the Regis college student- Experience unnecessary. Modest income to Open Card Sunday Thursday morning for Nebraska, teachers report success in their •tart. Position must be immediately filled. On the Feast of the Annunciation, educational endeavor. Classes are The first pitch in'the Parochial Father Flanagan gave a talk in the gro-wing and flourishing. The girls’ CATHOLIC CRAFTS league’s baseball season will be hospital chapel on the devotion to groups are taught by members of Box 273 Attleboro, Mass. hurled from the mound at Regis the Blessed Virgin. He told in the Queen’s Daughters. Other field Sunday afternoon when Mul­ particular how this devotion ap­ classes are taught by the Sisters of len home and Holy Family high, peals to his boys, making the Charity of Cathedral school. The Chancery last year’s ' championship nine, Christian religion more attractive various nationalities in this district play at 1 o’clock. At 3 o’clock, and more tender for having make the -work of particular inter­ Help Kidneys the Cathedral high team and St. “ Mother.” The Rev. Ralph Law­ est and the prospects fo r the fu­ Francis’ will take the field. rence, who is absent on leave ture are encouraging. Clean Out Poisonous Acids No admission charge will be from the Archdiocese of New Or- Catholic Benefit shop workers, Your kidneys contain 9 million tiny made at the games, which will be leans^ entered the hospital Thurs­ heartehed by the reports of the tubes or filters which may be endangered played on Sundays and Wednes­ day morning for medical treat­ recruits for the different centers by neglect or drastic, irritating drugs. Be ment. Brother Caldentey from carefiiL 17 functional Kidney or bladder days this season. S t Joseph’s and and the increase in attendance, disorders make you suffer from Getting Annunciation high will meet Durango is improving. have redoubled their efforts ' to Office Up Nights, Nervousness, Loss of Pep, Wednesday, April 14. The Rev. Philip A. Ryan of make the shop earnings measure Leg Pains, Rheumatic Pains, Dizziness, With the Catholic high loop’s Peetz, who took a few days’ rest up at least partially to the finan­ Circles Under Eyes, Neuralgia, Acidity. Burning, Smarting or Itching, don’t take football and basketball competi­ at St. Anthony’s, left this week. cial requirements. Their appeal chances. Get the doctor’ s guaranteed pre­ tion this school year already Brother Anthony Masson, O.F.M., for donations of furniture, cloth­ ■ ■ scription, Cystex, the most modern ad­ marked down with the most satis­ of St. Elizabeth’s, and Fathers ing, kitchen utensils, books, maga­ ■ ■ Denver, Colorado vanced treatment for these troubles. factory seasons in the Parochial Francis J. Schildgen, Walter Mesk zines, newspapers, etc., will surely 1536 Logan Street 110,000.00 deposited with Bank of Amer­ ica, Los Angeles, California, guarantees league’s history, the baseball sea­ and Joseph Bidlingmaier are still not go unheeded when it is really ■that Cystex must bring new vitality in 48 son is expected to bring the same patients at the institution. understood how far-reaching the hours and make you feel years younger type of fast play and clean sports­ The Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Don­ results of generosity may be. If In one week or money back on return of donors call TAbor 2916, articles empty package. Telephone your druggist manship that featured the fall and nelly is still at St. Joseph’s hos­ lor guaranteed Cystex (Siss-Tex) today. winter sports events. pital. will be promptly called for. PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock. Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, April 8, 1937

THE TEMPTATION OF PRICE LORETTO NUNS WILL E t i l AT STOCKS - BONDS The natural desire of most people to spend as little as possible for any article or service makes it incumbent on us to point out HOLD REGIONAL MEET We Buy, Sell, and Quote All Local and Listed Securities the danger in selecting glasses and service of inferior quality. BEIIEfll PlIITT Those who come to us for help are, after all, primarily interested (St. Mary’* Academy) Springs will address the primary in securing better vision. Here you will find the highest grades The regional meeting of the division on “ Children’s Litera­ PEDLEY-RTAN & CO. of service and workmanship. Sisters of Loretto will be held at ture.” The chairman of this divi­ (St. Patrick’* ParUh) St. Mary’s academy Saturday aft­ sion is Sister Mary Ancilla of the (St. Dominic’* Pari*h) 840 17th St. Bo*ton Bldg. Denver, Colo. The sacrament of Confirmation ernoon. The program for the meet­ primary department of St. Mary’s St. Dominic’s parish credit MA. 1241 will be administered by the Most ing was completed this week. academy. union sponsored a parish benefit Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr on Sun­ card party Wednesday evening, In the upper division, each The arrangement of the pro­ SWIGERT BROS. day, April 18. All children Tfho March 31. Just a few short of teacher is to be prepared to give- gram for the regional meeting was Better VUion Optometrists Good Service have been attending catechism 400 persons attended, making this classes since last October, adults, ideas about teaching English com­ in the hands of Sister Rebecca of position in her ^ade. Sister Mary the largest crowd at any card party for Every Age at Right Price. and those who have received Holy the department of education of ever held in the basement of the Elvadine, superior at the convent Loretto Heights college. ARGONAUT HOTEL 1550 California KEystone 7651 Communion in the last two classes church. About 60 prizes were in Fort Collins, is chairman. Girls to Attend May Crowning are requested to get in touch with awarded, and a lunch was served. Where Denver’* Society Entertain* for Luncheons and Dinnar* the pastor on or before next The intermediate division will In the past week, Miss Peggy This appreciation card party was Wednesday evening, when a meet­ hear Miss Boos, instructor in geol­ Young, prefect of St. Mary’s so­ successfully handled by a commit­ FOR SPECIAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES, ogy at Denver university, on dality, received an announcement ing for short instruction will be tee from the parish credit union DANCES AND DINNERS PHONE TABOR 2361 held in the rectory. “ Methods of Teaching Geogra­ from the Denver Sodality union headed by Fred Weisenhorn. phy.’’ Bister Mary Janet of the Party Chairman Named May crowning committee that the The Altar and Rosary society Beautiful Ballroom* Private Dining Room* The monthly meeting of the Al­ Holy Family grade school is the annual May crowning ceremony will meet Tuesday, April 13, in tar and Rosary society was held chairman of this division. will be held on the Regis college the rectory at 2 p. m. A demon­ 28 E. 6th Catholic on Tuesday afternoon in the li­ Sister Kathryn Mary of St. campus May 9 at 3 o’clock. St. stration will precede the business Mary’s- grade school in Colorado Mary’s sodalists plan to attend Ave. Symbolism brary, with Mrs. G. A. Durbin session. All members of the so­ presiding. The gratitude of the this celebration in honor of Our ciety are urged to attend and a society is extended to all who in Blessed Lady. The committee also bring their friends. Appreciation announced that a poetry contest is TA. 6468 Specialty any manner contributed to the is extended to the women on the PELLS success of the food sale held on being sponsored by the Denver So­ committee rff the recent food sale Elocution Meets dality union. The contest is open Holy Satui'day. The sum of $58.30 qpd to all who contributed to its OYSTER HOUSE was realized and was added to the to all sodalists and each contestant success. “ QUALITY MONUMENTS FOn LESS" treasury. Appreciation of the is permitted to submit three The Maytime bazaar will be held AND TAVERN voluntary efforts and labor of the poems. The deadline is Thursday, the last week in May. The grand members in charge of the altars Planneil at Regis April 22. The judges for the con­ prize will be a 1937 Chevrolet. The famous restaurant that feature* those delicious sea food* in Holy Week and on Easter was test are to be from Annunciation Two members of the parish cooked in that inimitable style that ha* made Pell* famous. expressed. Mrs. Mark Brennan high school. players, the Aquinas players, were (Ask your dad, he knows.) It’s Denver’s nicest place to dine. Specializing in Quality Plumbing and accepted the chairmanship of the (Regi* High School) The sodalists assisted at Mass united in marriage at a Nuptial annual card party to be held in The freshman-sophomore elocu­ and received Holy Communion in Mass in St. Dominic’s Tuesday, Noon Luncheon 4 0 ^ Heating Repairs connection with the yearly bazaar. tion contest will take place Fri­ a body Friday, April 2. The Mass March 30. They are Mr. and Mrs. day, April 9, with Walter Cassidy, Imported & Domestic Wines. Mixed Drinks. She will appoint her sub-commit­ was offered by the sodality chap- Noble Laesch. Mrs. Laesch was William Crowley, Philip Clarke, 1518 WELTON CHERRY 1293 tees together with Mrs. S. F. .lain, the ReV. Theodore Schulte, formerly Beth Achen. On next Robert Russell, Jack Celia, James SLATTERY & COMPANY Chiolero, who will be in charge of S.J. Father Schulte explained the Wednesday, two more players. Bob Reinert, Joseph Gonzales, and Ar­ the miscellaneous booth. Mrs. Holy Father’s intention for the Smith and Eileen Calone, will be PLUM BING and HEATING CONTRACTORS John Daly will again personally thur Zarlengo vying for honors. month of April: “ For Catholics in married. The junior-senior contest will take 1646 BLAKE STREET sponsor the awarding of a pair of Non-Catholic Regions.” beautiful wool blankets. place Thursday night, April 15, JOHN J. CONNOR, President .PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 with William Boyle, William Doyle, Children Study Painting* In a ten-minute instruction. William Green, John Langdon, The third and fourth grades Father Sommaruga urged the William Dameron, Robert Kelley, have been busily engaged in the past quarter making picture study Stamp Contest to members to attend Mass daily if John Tynan, and Roland Zarlengo Qet a Better Return possible and explained the third taking part. booklets. The pictures used as sub­ sorrowful mystery of the Rosary. Monday morning the students jects have been the following: The Social hour followed, with Mmes. assembled in the Little theater cherub from the “ Sistine Madon­ with Absolute Safety Nora and Mary Brennan, Carrie to hear James E. Gheen of New na,” Raphael; “ The Angelas,” Mil­ End on April 13 Cayou, and B. Brentel acting as York explain the workings of the let; “ The Distinguished Member of hostesses. chamber of commerce. Thursday the Humane Society,” Landseer; Invest in Our Mrs. Chiolero to Entertain morning. Brother Basil of the “A Primary School in Brittany,” The canceled-stamp contest be­ Mrs. S. F. Chiolero will enter- Christian Brothers gave an ad­ Jean Geoffray; “ The Highland ing carried-on under the auspices of the Colorado Catholic Students’ tain the card club sponsored by dress to the students. Shepherd’s Chief Mourner,” Land­ COUPON BONDS Mrs. T. C. McElroy in her home The new handball court, finished seer; “ Can’t You Talk?,” Holmes; Mission Crusade unit will come to on Wednesday, April 1-. early in the week, has rapidly as­ “ Saved,” Landseer. Each little a close Tuesday, April 13, instead MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. Confessions are being heard dur­ sumed first'place as the attraction girl has worked into her booklet of Sunday, April 11, which was ing the daily Mass on Tuesdays in the field of sports in the shorter the things about each author and previously set as the closing date. All stamps must be turned in by 2986 NO. SPEER and Fridays of each week. recreation periods. picture that impressed her. The Saturday afternoon, April 3, booklets contain pictures of each 6 p. m. Monday, the deadline for Robert Franklin, infant son of entries. . Individual school units Used Cars GA. 1457 Service Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallegos, and the Little theater was filled by of the paintings studied. eight-graders and their teachers, ANNIVERSARY MASS are reminded that a minimum of Genine, infant daughter of Mr. 20 pounds of canceled stamps is who came to witness The Man in FOR ALICE COOK OFFERED and Mrs. Tony Persichetti, were required for qualification in the REPUBLIC baptized by the Rev. A. Somma­ the Shadow and The Dress Rever­ The high school student body heard Mass and received Holy contest and for the privilege of Call Frank William, whan you want dependable ruga, pastor, in the past week. sal in a two-hour dramatic enter­ tainment. The Regis players had Communion April 7 for the repose competing for the grand, prize. The Sponsors were Robert Purcell and school turning in the largest repair work on your typewriter. * prepared these plays for their of the soul of Alice Cook, a class­ Emma Sanchez and Mr. and Mrs. poundage of stamps will be Loan Company PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES Michael Laurita. guests. mate. Alice was ill for 11 months. She was operated on May 7, 1935, awarded a beautiful picture of Angelo Bruno, son of Mr. and The boarders have purchased a All Makes Typewriter Service new nine-tube radio for their and died April 7, 1936. She had “ The Immaculate Heart of Mary,” Mrs. Frank Bruno of this parish, a peaceful death and was fortified by Chambers. This prize has 1643 Stout St. SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 3495 and Mabel Smith were united in club room. The set, a splendid re­ 435 14th St. ceiver, has already been tested on by the sacraments of the Church. been donated by the St. Thomas’ marriage before Father Somma­ seminary mission unit. most of the stations in the United Fathers C. M. Johnson and Hubert ruga at a simple ceremony held Newell of the Cathedral staff were The proceeds resulting from the Reguiescant in Pace April 1. Ralph and Theresa Bruno States. An accurate log is being recorded. present at her bedside when the sale of the canceled stamps will In the business of making real were the witnesses. last summons came. Alice suffered be handed over to the Rev. F. PEARL Q. HOLLAND. Colorado estate loans and the purchasing of Banns of marriage are being intensely in the 11 months prior to Gregory Smith, director of the Springs. Mother of Mrs. W. A. Pollard diocesan mission office, who will real estate mortgages and contracts. Theodore of Salt Lake City, Utah. Requiem Mass announced for Thomas Joseph her death, but no complaint was was offered in the Cathedral. Denver, Guillar and Mary Jean Pelloni. Annunciation Five ever heard to pass her lips. She use the funds for needs of his Monday at 9:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. office. Schools are working with W. P. Horan A Son service. The first copy of the Comet, clasped her crucifix so tightly in school newspaper, issued under her last agony that the imprint of enthusiasm in this project. Be­ CLARA C. DE BELL, 5600 W. Tennes­ cause of the fact that no money, Hackethal see Ave. Mother of Rocco, Mike, Angelo, the direction of the new editorial Win Court Award the' corpus was found on the hand George, Joseph, John, Carl. Vincent, and staff, elected at a recent meeting, that had held it. Alice was eager no salesmanship ability, and only Anthony De Bell, Mrs. Mary Mancinelli, has been printed and delivered. to offer her pain for the good of a small amount of time are re­ REPUBLIC LOAN CO. 1 Mrs. Rosie Braccucci, Mrs. Louise Spero, The Annunciation Holy Name quired in a contest of this nature, MORTUARY and Mrs. Lucy Archer. Requiem Mass Melba Chavez, editor-in-chief, is basketball « team, wearing t h e souls, and, for this reason, she is was offered in Mt. Carmel church Tues­ assisted by Dennis Carlton. An­ known among St. Mary’s girls as tne drive for canceled Stamps is Denver, Colo. I day at 10. W. P. Horan & Son service. green and v/hite colors of the expected to be both fruitful and 1449-51 Kalamath St. thony Melphy, sports writer; Silvio Crow-Bar Coal Co., finished its “ Cookie, the fisher of souls.” Gentlemen: MICHAEL HENRY RYAN, 147 Osceola. effective. Students are clipping Bottone, world news; Theodore schedule in championship fashion Phone MAin 4 0 0 6 Husband of Mrs. Katherine Ryan. Re­ Carlton and Lillian Martinez, and saving canceled stamps re­ Yes, I am interested in getting a better return with quiem Mass was offered Saturday at 8:30 Thursday evening, April 1, by de­ ceived at home, at school, and at in ^ Presentation church. Interment Mt. school news, all contributed to a feating for the second time the I safety. Send me a sample of your 5% Coupon Bond. | Olivet. Boulevard service. very interesting edition. Execu­ the office to make this mission otherwise undefeated Highland project a real success. FELIX RIVERA, 1030 29th St. Hus­ tive members are; Treasurer, Sa­ Presbyterian cagers. This final win S2i Purse Given band of Mrs. Cilena Rivera. Funeral die Campinella; circulation man­ services were held in Sacred Heart of ■ the Annunciation boys makes Cssters—That Are Built to De- church Saturday at 8:30. Interment Mt. ager, Betty Sena, and faculty ad­ them the champions of the Y. M. lieer Real Service for Your Specific RequiremenU. Olivet. viser, the Rev. Maurus Zabolitzky. C. A. Sunday School league, a HOSPITAU—HOME GEO. P. CATHERINE McMENEMY. 2134 W. In March, a candy award was court loop for young men of col­ 29th. Wife of John McMenemy, Sr.; To Rev. L. Gall INSTITUTIONS held each week in order to raise lege age of various churches, HACKETHAL mother of Mrs. Ellen Hebert and John McMenemy, Jr., of Denver, Mrs. Agnes funds with which to purchase a and the victors are the possessors Armstrong Funeral Director Kefhpt and Tom McMenemy of Seattle, pagan baby. A stamp contest is of one more trophy for their hall (St. Catherine’s Parish) Caster Co. Wash.; James McMenemy of Boise, Ida. in progp'ess, Sadie Campinella and of fame. The Rev. Leonard Gall is leav­ Eormerly Industrial 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 Caster and Truck Co. in St. Patrick’s church. Interment Mt. Dennis Carlton holding the lead­ The game itself was one that ing St. Catherine’s Friday morn­ Olivet. Boulevard service. ing places for the month. provided many thrills for the ing to take up his duties as pastor KE. 4951 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PATRICK J. HARNEY, Louisville. A visit to a local mortuary on spectators. The Annunciation boys, at Calhan. The members of the 825 14TH ST.. DENVER Husband of Lucille Harney, son of Anna after waiting nearly three weeks parish, as a token of appreciation Harney, brother of John, Andrew, Tuesday evening, April 13, is be­ Steven, Michael, Frank, and Susan. Re­ ing sponsored by the Altar society for this final game, found them­ of his work in the past three years quiem High Mass was sung Thursday together with the Mothers’ club. selves pitted against a fast-mov­ at St. Catherine’s, presented Fa­ at 10 in St. Louis’ church, Louisville, It is hoped to have a very large ing, well-conditioned team. Despite ther Gall with a purse of $200 icom MARGARET PATTON, 1186 S. Sher­ crowd at this benefit, and all those this long break in-.the schedule, the and numerous articles with which MORTUARY man. Wife of E. L. Patton, sister of William T. Holman of Denver. Requiem desiring to attend are requested winners displayed their usual met­ to furnish his new home. High Mass is being offered at 9 Friday to make inquiries at either GAllup tle and, though trailing by five The Rev. John Walsh, pastor in KE. 2779 in the* Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. points at the half, came through Crested Butte and former assist­ CATHERINE M. WARD. 1882 Race, 1355-J or GAllup 4464-W. Sister of Timothy Sullivan, aunt of David for a 40-to-38 win, owing to the ant of St. Catherine’s, was a guest Ledwidge, John L., Timothy C., and outstanding guarding of Dutch at the rectory Tuesday night, April Presenting James P. Sullivan, and Mrs. Mary Cathedral Men to Clark, ace defense man, and the 6. Father Walsh is expected to Schmoker. Requiem Mass will be of­ splendid offensive scoring parade leave for Mineral Wells, Tex., for COAL fered in Loyola church Saturday at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. Spillane service. Receive Eucharist of Nadbolskl, Hart, Shannon, his health. DUSTLESS DELIVERY Harman, Carabello, and Malone. The meeting of the Young La­ All Standard Grades of Coal ANNA SCHEFFLER GREENE The -Cathedral Holy Name so­ The trophy was presented to the dies’ sodality has been postponed A Kind for Every Purpose Mrs. Anna Scheffler Greene, 59, a ciety and all the men of the par­ Rev. Cornelius Brown and his to Monday, April 19. The sodal­ A Price for Every Purse former teacher, an invalid the last 26 years, died at the home of her mother, ish will receive Communion in a team at a banquet held in the ity and the junior girls will re­ OW EN COAL CO. Mrs. Elizabeth SchefHer, at 1248 Gay­ body at the 9 o’clock Mass Sun­ Y. M. C. A. in honor of the Safe­ ceive Communion this Sunday at lord street April 1. day. Seats in the middle aisle way National A.A.U. champions the 7 :30 Mass. _ The junior girls tOl West Bayaud SP. 4428 Mrs. Greene taught school in Central will be reserved for the men. Jos­ and other championship teams of City and Arvada before graduation from held their meeting Thursday eve­ the -.Colorado College of Education in eph O’Neil will be the soloist. The the city. ning, April 8, at 7:30. 1919 with a Master’s degree. Mass will be offered for the inten­ The ushers for April are as fol­ CALL A Surviving are her mother, a sister, tion of the men. lows: 6 o’clock Mass, Messrs. Mc- Josephine Scheffler, and two brothers, Otto and Albert. Several athletic activities .are Reddin Returns From Glone, Kilcourse, and J. Merkl; Requiem High Mass was sung Monday contemplated by the society. A 7 :30 Mass, Messrs. Morrow, J. ZONE CAB at 9 in St. Philomena’s church. Burial Lowery, L. Merkl, and Coan; 8:45 was in Mt. Olivet cemetery. baseball team may be entered in K. of C. Board Meet /■ ■■ MAin 7171 the Holy Name league. Mass, Messrs, Madigan, Morfeld, James Berry, SchmitUing, and L Prompt, Courteous Service MATTHEW F. DALY The national convention of the Matthew F. Daly, 154 Marion street, railroad, in which he remained until his supreme council of the Knights of Sears; 10:30 Mass, Messrs. Wil­ retired railroad''man and a resident of retirement in 1920. liams, Crannell, F. Lawlor, Mc­ CLEAN NEW CABS Denver .57 years, died Tuesday at St. Since his retirement, Mr. Daly de­ Columbus will be held this year at Joseph’s hospital following a brief illne.s8. voted most of his time to travel and to San Antonio, Tex., on Aug. 19, ac­ Ginn, O’Connor, Sullivan, and Ba­ He was 88. his real estate interests. ker; 12 o’clock Mass, Messrs. New Crown-Tested He is survived by his wife. Mrs. cording to John H. Reddin, a mem­ Mr. Daly was born at Port Huron, N. ber of the supreme board of the Owen, Heaney, Ed Lowery, Swan, J., in 1854 and came to Denver in 1880. Elizabeth Daly: a son, Matthew F. Daly, Carroll, and Gartland. Seven years later, he entered the service Jr., both of Denver; three daughters. K. of C., who has just returned DOYLE’S of the Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific Miss Julia and Miss Bernadetta Daly of from a board of directors’ meet­ Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, in­ Fabric, Prints and Plain Denver and Mrs. Peter Meagher of fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kansas; a brother, Michael J. Daly of ing in Detroit PHARMACY Kane, Pa., and a sister, Mrs. Maria J. It will be the first time that the John Fitzpatrick, was baptized last Th« Particular Druffist Cryan of Alleghany, Pa. national convention of the order Sunday. The sponsors were Mrs. 17TH AVE. AND GRANT Requiem Mass is being offered at St. has been held in the Southwest, J. W. Slocum and J. Fitzpatrick. Leo’s church Friday at 9:80. Interment Also Clifford Ke'vin Wanevo, in­ KE. 5987 FREE DELIVERY { Mt. Olivet. W. P, Horan ft Son service. and tne decision to hold it in San Antonio was made after iniita- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford CARD OF THANKS tions had been extended by every Wanevo, was baptized. The spon­ The Rev. Leonard Gall wishes to thank member of the Hierarchy in Texas. sors were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barth. Y a r d S the priests and parishioners of St. Cath> Delegates from Colorado to the The meeting of the C.-T. P. A. erine’s church for their many kindnesses will be held Tuesday afternoon, in the past week. national convention will be chosen April 13, at 3:15 p. m. in the ban­ a s : : . at tne state meeting of the K. of Yo-Shan illustrates the new vogue for linen-like C. to be held some time in May. quet hall. There will be election Household Goods The Best in of officers at this meeting. All weaves— lovely in texture— ^will not crush easily. and Merchandise Good Shepherd Aid to members are urged to be present. Crown Spun Rayon, laboratory tested for fabric DUFFY STORAGE AND Used Refreshments will be served by construction, strength, color fastness, washability, Hear Miss Sullivan the mothers of the second grade. MOVING CO. Furniture and it will not pull at the seams. A glorious collec­ tion o f new print designs and plain colors. TED DAY Cash or Credit The Good Shepherd Aid society will hold its April meeting at the Retail Rooms Optometrist and Optician Home Mortuary C. D. of A. club house, 1772 Grant DORAN _ The Denver—Street Floor Open Daily HELEN WALSH When the ultimate has been street, Tuesday, April 13, at 2:30 HATTERS done to make a funeral service the A FULL LINE OF o’clock. The speaker will be Miss I Rcconditloninjf j Assoeiata perfect tribute it should be, you OFFICE FURNITURE Ann Sullivan of Loretto Heights SerTlce Ezclaslvelf** college. I Now Located at W. R. JOSEPH will experience a genuine comfort. We rent Folding Chairs, Card and One may secure a mode.st funeral The hosteses are Mrs. Thomas 733 E. ColfaXi at Clarkson EYES EXAMINED Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ CALL MAIN 6838 service here at low cost, ware, anything in stock. Neyen.s and Mrs. J. M. Brylema. The president, Mrs-. W. F. Mc- L For fret pfek«Dp and deliyejry Pfaona TAber 1S80 Established 1888 Serrice 2406 FEDERAL BLVD, Glone, requests that returns be ''Where Denver Shops With Confidence” KE. 2211 S18-21S Majestic BUg. GA. 5709 * PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 made on the recent card party.