LORETTO HEIGHTS SPENDS THOUSANDS ON COLLEGE FAne no H. m H i m\ MPfiOVENENIS laVE ONE OF E I F P « IN iNTION TO AT EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS OF AMDENY’S NEV HOME Beloved Former Denver Jesuit to Talk Sep Costly Scientific Equipment Is Being Installed tember 24 in Laboratories
The Rev. Leo M. Krenz, S.J., 2 p. m.— First session for the (By Marie McNamara) science rooms, consisting of biology, ' Ph.D., for years one o f the most clergy, Creighton gymnasium, Rt. The college building at Loretto botany and chemistry. On the third leVed Jesuits in Colorado and pro- Rev. Joseph Schrembs, D.D., national Heights is being renovated at a cost and fourth floors arc the sleeping fessor_ of philosophy at Rejfis col protector of the P. E. L., presiding. of between $40,000 and $50,000. quarters, consisting of private rooms lege, Denver, will be one of the prin Paper,. “ The Eucharistic Sacrifice, The National Catholic Welfare Confereaca News Sarriea Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. This work is in addition to the erec and dormitories. Then, too, there cipal speakers at the National Eu Center of Divine Worship,” Rt. Rev, W e Have Also Onr Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the tion of Pancratia hall, the large new are spacious shower and wash roops, charistic Congress. Following is the Charles D. White, D.D., Bishop of Fides Service and the C^ifornia Catholic Press Service academy building, costing $250,000 besides a wardrobe room. The first floor, now in the throes of remodel official program for the C onfess, Spokane. Discussion, Rev. Paul Wal and now being finished. In the col lege building, many new class rooms ing, will consist of recreational par which IS expected to draw about dron, S.S.C., Chinese mission house, VOL. XXV. No. 51. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUG. 7, 1930. $2.00 PER YEAR are being added and others are being lors for students, post office, refec 50,000 to 75,000 visitors to Omaha S t Columbans, Nebr. Paper, “ The redecorated. All the science, lan tories and kitchens. AlUmaterials September 23, 24 and 25, and which Blessed Eucharist in Holy Com willill unquestionably have a large in guage, education and English rooms for the new and old bakings art munion, Nourishment of Divine Life are being grouped together. To the purchased from Colorad^uealers. fluence on the national convention in the Soul,” R t Rev. Msgr. Hum Off the Concrete of the National Council of Catholic northwest are the English room#, The cost of construction and re phrey Moynihan, D.D., rector o f-S t modeling at Loretto Heights is Women immediately following in Paul s seminary, S t Paul, Minn. Dis the latter having the journalism de partment. Across the hall from brought up greatly by the furnishings Denver: cussion, Rev. Henry J. Buerger, Monday Afternoon, September 22 these is the library, which shelves that will find their way into the S.T.B., Howells, Nebr. between 12,000 and 13,000 volumes. classrooms and lecture halls. Science 4 o’clock— Meeting of diocesan di 8 p. m.— Solemn hour of adora' In the southwest corner of the build tables that are of costly design will rectors of Priests’ Eucharisticjeague tion for the clergy at St Cecilia’s ing are the (Aiysica rooms. Across greet the students in September, be at Catholic diocesan bureau. Cathedral, Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs, f the hall from these are the history sides new library equipment that is Tue*day« September 23, P int Day D.D., Bishop of Cleveland, .presiding. rooms, the education and philosophy the finest to be found in the country. t 9:30 a. m.— Solemn Pontifical Vo Public holy hour of adoration for rooms. The offices of the president, The Heightsonian’s publishing of i,. * tive Mass of the Blessed Sacrament the laity in all citj^ churches with a the dean of studies, the dean of fice will be dressed in new office at St. Cecilia’s Cathedral. Celebrant, Right Reverend Bishop presiding. women and the registrar are also lo furniture and newspaper equipment, Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, W«dne>day, September 24, cated on the ’ main floor. On the and it will also have a radio for the D.D., Apostolic Delegate to the Second Day second floor in the northeast corner purpose of hearing the latest news 8 a. m.—Pontifical Low Mass of United States. Sermon, Most Rev. of the college are the language events as they come over the air so Requiem for deceased members of Francis J. L. Beckman, S.T.D., Arch rooms. Down the hall from these as to be set in type for the students bishop of Dubuque. Priests' Eucharistic league at St. are the miisic halls, and to the south to read. John’s church. Celebrant. Rt. Rev. of the building may be found the (CJpntinued on Page 10) 12 m.— Luncheon. (Continued on Page 9) V Two Denver Youths Will Attend $25,000 Building Work Under Catholic U. as Mullen Scholars Way at St. Clara’s Orphanage Two young men from Denver are Scenes of bustling activity mark until it has been necessary to aban of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gardell, the days at St. Clara’s, orphanage, don the practice of keeping livestock. to go to the Catholic University of secured the Mullen scholarship. The Denver, as extensive remodeling is The building has been used as a America at Washington, D. C., this Gardell family has lived for years in being carried on preparatory to the garage and carpenter shop until re SL Francis de Sales’ parish fall on scholarships established by the resumption, of school activities in the cently. It is a substantial structure The Keating youth is the son of Mr. fall. Growth of the number, of chil of modern, fireproof design. Changes late J. K. Mhllen o f this city. They and Mrs, Stephen P. Keating, his dren in the institution has made the being made in the building will adapt are C. Robert Gardell of 972 South father being one of the officials of need for more room imperative. The it quite well to its new use. Washington and Edward Keating of the Denver fire department. Edward new improvements will not only pro The need for more room has been 1172 Gaylord. Gardell is to study Keating, who is a graduate of the vide two more class rooms for the felt for some time at the institution. architectural design. Inquiry among Cathedral high school in the class children and baths and toilet rooms The new additions will give the sisters leading Denver architects has brought of 193a^, will study law. He secured for the boys but also include exten the use of two more class rooms. out the fact that the Catholic uni his scholarship through the Rev. Hugh sive, plumbing and heating changes Heretofore they have had to hold versity is now considered to have L. McMenamin, rector, of the Cathe in the chapel and main building of the classes in a boys’ and a girls’ recre the greatest architectural school in dral. orphanage. The work will cost ap ation rooms that were badly needed America. J. J. B. Benedict, designer These two scholfirships cover not proximately $26,000 and will be fin for that purpose.’ It will also be pos o f St. Thomas' seminary and the Holy only tuition, but also board and ished about October 1. sible now to have a kindergarten de Ghost church, is one of those who room. The Mullen family has several The building that is being remod partment. The new building’ will \ have urged Gardell to study at this scholarships available covering tuition. eled for the children’s use was orig contain a sewing room for the sisters. institution. It was through the ef J, K. Mullen was a great benefactor inally intended for use as a barn School will start as usual in the forts of Ae Rev. C. M. Johnson of of . the university, having given the when built some nine years ago. first week of September and the the Cathedral that the young man, major part of the funds necessary Growth of the city about the orphan change to the new quarters will be who is a graduate of the South Den for tho building of the magnificent age has restricted activities there (Continued on Page 8) ver public high school and the *on Mullen library there. Sister Aimee Dies After More Faller O’fianL New GreaLFalls Biskop, L B T E N[N G IN Doors From Pioneer Bishop’s The New York Time* a few day» ago published the first list received Chapel Are at Loretto Heights Than 30 Years at St. Mary’s in this country of the people who One of Most Notable Priests in Nation were lost in the Italian earthqusdie, ' (Mary K. Reardon) to new fervor 'towards the Blessed On Saturday, August 2, the soul She was born in St. Louis, and many of whom undoubtedly hare Sacrament and, prepares them to Rural Life movement in the nation. American relatiTes. One of onr ’While Denverites are seeking the of Sister Aimee Hynes of St. Mary’s when her years had been but few The Rev. Edwin V. O’Hara, pastor whereabouts of the Bishop’s carriage, enter the chapel in a reverent dispo she was sent to the historic academy at Eugene, Oregon, and director of "When he undertook the work, he made proofreaders said that the Ijst re sition. ' academy, 1370 Pennsylvania street, a long automobile tour to study con minded him of the list of names of a out at Loretto Heights college there of the Sisters of Loretto, at Floris the Rural Life Bureau of the Na is a treasure that adds greatly to the The doors arc a gift greatly was called frontywr chosen labors to sant, Missouri. Later her desire of tional Catholic Welfare Conference, ditions firsthand. The hierarchy has First Communion or Confirmation treasured by the sisters. Not only shown great confidence in him and class in one of our two California distinctive beauty of the chapel of meet her loving Lord and Spouse, giving herself entirely to God led on Tuesday was named Bishop of Our Lady of Loretto— the beautiful are they replete with vivid memories whom she...... thf; had served so faithfully •• has put a large fund at his disposal editions. The Italians are strong in her to the Loretto novitiate in Ken Great Falls, Montana, by P ^ e Pius stained glass doors which at one time of a heroic Mst, but they speak elo XL He succeeds Archbishop'Mathias for the last two years to help in thc California. The veteran chancellor for forty-two years as a member of tucky. After the regular two years' naced the private chapel of Bishop quently of Bishop Machebeuf, who the Sisters of Loretto. Lenihan, who resigned the see and conducting of vacation schools.ils This of the Sacramento diocese recently no'vitiate there her superiors trans Machebeuf. will ever be enshrined in the annals Only three weeks ago was she ferred her to the missions of ColO' was promoted from the Episcopal money comes through the American told us that the future of the Church of Loretto as a staunch friend and stricken with the disease that caused rado, and finally to St. Mary’s acad' rank to the Archiepiscopal. His Board of Homer Missions, which is in California is Latin— Italian, Por The doors have been appraisedTby far-sighted leader. her death. When told of the mortal emy. Grace now lives in Dubuque, Iowa. directly controlled by the hierarchy. tuguese and Mexican. artists as the most exquisite types of French stained glass. The soft It was Bishop Machebeuf, then nature of her malady she met the Sister Aimee is survived by two Father O’Hara is’ one o f the most Father O’Hara was given the hon The Italians and Portuguese fit in glow of Colorado sunlight filtering Apostolic 'Vicar, who, in 1864, announcement with the calm philo sisters. Sister Borromeo, superior of outstanding priests of the nation. orary degree Doctor of Laws by nicely in California because of their through them reveals skillful work brought the Sisters of Loretto from sophical attitude that had always the Loretto college in Mobile, Ala Hven when he was only an assistant Notre Dame university some years skill in agriculture and the fact that ago and has taught at-th^ summer manship and a harmonious blend of the motherhouse in Kentucky to Den characterized her life. bama, who was with her when death at the Portland, Oregon, Cathedral, the warm Pacific coast climate is not ver to open St. Mary’s academy. Sister Aimee had been associated came, and Mrs. Patrick Wood, of he had become more or less of a sessions of the university. At the much different, from that in their structure and coloring. Radiant Willa Gather in her admirable w\th St. Mary’s academy for more St. Louis, and two brothers, John and national figure through his sociolog present time, he is making a survey home lands. hues of amber and crimson, emerald than thirty years, and so great was Thomas Hynes, both of St. Louis. ical work. After he became rector, for the Catholic University of Amer and sapphire illurntnate the lifelike style has told of that journey across the influence which her personality The funeral was Held at Loretto his interest in the rural churches was ica, to determine the effectiveness of figures^ of the Blessed 'Virrin, the the mountains and plains in her book. The fact that Register editions are SacredrHeart and St. Joseph. The “ Death Comes for the Archbishop.’’ exerted that the close of each scho chapel, Loretto Heights; the Mass so great that he resigned the large apologetic methods. He is the pro sent by parishes into every Catholic moter of the parish credit union idea expressions are moving beyond de To appreciate the heroism of it, one t ^ lastic term saw the number of her was sung by Rt. Rev. Monsignor Cathedral parish in order to become home makes our mailing lists as cos devoted" friends increase. Always the pastor of rural church at Eugene and is to be the principal speaker at scription. It is a marvel that such has only to remember that in 1864 Joseph Boiwtti, assisted by Rev. Wil mopolitan as a large city directory. the country was practically a wilder r> religious, always the gentle inter liam Higgins as deacjn and Rev. and’ put his theories into practice. a conference on this subject at tenderness and humanity could be re W e have some sections where almost produced in glass. ness. Mountains were unexplored ested friend, she had a happy outlook Harold Carnpbell as subdeacon. He started the first Catholic vacation Springfield, Illinois, this month, when every name is a Latin one; others the work already instituted in forty- During the intermissions between fastnesses; parched prairies, over-run on life. She realized to the full the Fathers C. J. Carr, John Floyd, school in the nation at Eugene about where all the names are Polish; five American parishes will be dis classes, the doors seem to issue an with cactus and sage brush, sheltered untold value of meeting every situa J. F. McDonough, E. J. Mannix, ten years ago and is the head of the others where the German and Irish tion with a smile. This reflected the Christopher Walsh, J. M. Flynn, T, widespread national vacation school, cussed. 'The Rural Life Bureau will appealing invitation, and the stu creatures of the "wild and wandering have its annual convention at the names lead; others where all are dents, thus irresistibly drawn by their Indian tribes; railroads were hundreds interior working of God’s grace in F. Lavan and J, T. McKune were in movement today. More than a year Spanish; and there is an Indian res her soul. ' (Continued on Page 9) ago, the Archbishop of Portland re same time. loveliness, affirm that it inspires them (Continued on Page 6) Father O’Hara is the type of priest ervation on the list where the names leased him from active parish duty are a curious mixture of the old Red- in order that he could go to Wash- who immediately wins the confidence ing;ton on work of the Rural Life of all whom he meets. Despite (Continued on Page 4) Bureau. *• Father O'Hara would have the fact that he has been a national far rather stayed with hil people at figure in the Church for years, and Statement Made by School Man Who Jesuit Alaska Mission Aeroplane has been in charge of a new work Eugene but he was willing to sacri fice himself in order to spr^d the (Continued on Page 6) Silver Jubilee of Father Antonine Flies Suecessfully Across Nation Vacation School at Stoneham Rejected Catholic Lady as Teacher Father Antonine Hintenach, 0. Denver One of Places Where Brother Feltes S.B., pastor of t,he Sacred Heart of The Register Is Glad to Print Manly Avowal Causes Move for Parish School Mary chOrch, South Boulder, will Landed on Trip celebrate his silver jubilee in the of Superintendent McLain The vacation school at Stoneham tion of Holy Communion by an priesthood October 2, 1930. Father entire congregation, a thanksgiving Antonine has spent the major part San Francisco.— Ready for its win missionary .stations manned by 16 closed Sunday with impressive cere of his life as a priest in South C. W. McLain, superintendent of applied so as to create greater unity offering to God for His gifts, among of the teaching staff, which is housed ter flights over the mission stations priests and 11 lay brothers. monies in the parish church. This which the people number the religious Boulder, where he was in charge of the Sargent consolidated schools, The “Marquett% Missionary” is the closing ended the first session in one building the beautiful church. He in a teachcrage five miles from the of^lask a, the Jesuit airplane “ Mar vacation school as the greatest. For near Monte Vista, Colorado, has nearest town. Whether I was justi M arqu e ’gift of the Marque Marquette ’gift league of New it they had made heroic sacrifices. is a nephew of the late Archabbot quette Missionary,” landed here July of the most remarkable schools yet given a statement to The Register in fied or not, I certainly intended to York city, to Bishops Crimont and the Only a Western wheat farmer can Hintenach, O.S.B. founded in the vacation echool proj display no hatred or anti-Catholic 31, the Feast of S t Ignatius, at Mills Jesuit missionaries of Alaska. It realize what it means to dispense regard to the letter he sent to Miss ect in Colorado, the first_ school in feeling, for I have never felt any. field. It was piloted by Brother took o ff from Roosevelt field on Sat with the services of his fifteen to Catherine McNulty of Carbondale, eeiing. which every eligible child in the par Colorado, telling her that Catholics “ I have taught for nine years, two George J. Feltes, S.J., a former urday, July 19. The plane had been ish was enrolled and the first school seventeen-year-old sons and. daugh teacher of St. Ignatius’ college who solemnly blessed and formally pre ters during the height of the harvest H on or R o ll could not be hired as teachers. He as high school teacher, five as super ever to close with one hundred per intendent of a small consolidated learned to fly at the Alameda airport sented on Sunday, June 29, in the season. And this was done at Stone expresses regret that he made such a cent attendance of the parishioners statement and pledges himself to non school,and the past two as high school a year ago. The plane had made presence of thousands of people and ham day after day during the weeks The following firms used forty at Holy Communion. The follow discrimination in the future. His principal at the Sargent school. I stops at Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, amid colorful surroundings. The of the vacation school. inches or more of advertising in The ing appreciation of the closing was Denver Catholic Register during the statement is a manly one and The was elected to serve as superintendent Denver and Los Angeles on its trans plane was to have taken o ff on that written for The Register by one of Immediately after Mass a parish month of July: Register feels that the case has of the Sargent schools for the com continental flight from Roq^evelt day but owing to the death o f the the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati picnic breakfast was served on the O’Keefe Jewelry Co. reached a satisfactory conclusion. ing year. During the’ five years I had field. Long Island. father of Brother Feltes, the depar who conducted the school: church grounds. At 2 o’ilock in the Accompanying Brother Feltes was ture had to be postpened. At the Clarke Church Goods House. Mr. McLain has just recovered from the power to recommend teachers to Catholic faith, vigorous a n d afternoon the bell was rung for Ben a severe operation, which kept him the board, 1 never applied a religious the Very Rev. Philip J. Dolan, su- field to see the' plane talfe o ff were strong, marked the closing exercises ediction. Games of all kinds ceased. W. P. Horan & Son. perior of the Alaskan missions, whose Judge Alfred J. Talley, president of American Furniture Go. from acting sooner. The statement test in their selection. Daring this 5 1 ...... of the religious vacation school on The children formed in procession time I had a Catholic teacher on my recognition of the obstacles of the the Marquette league and the Rev. The May Co. declares: Sunday, August 3, at Stoneham, for the afternoon service. First in “ In my letter of recent date to staff each j-ear. I wish to give as long wilderness trails brought about William J. Flynn, secretary general A. T. Lewis & Son. Colorado. The ppocession of fifty order was the reception into the Miss McNulty, the statement was surance to the Catholic people, among the building of the airplane under the of the league, along with more than Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Denver Dry Goods Co. children, including eighten acolytes, made that the board would not allow whom I have many warm personal supervision of Brother Feltes. a thousand people, many of them Daniels & Fisher's. with all the girls attired in white then the enrolling in the scapular of me to hire a teacher of her faith. I friends, that that policy of non-dis- The two werb met at Mills field members o f the Marquette league. American National Bank. drosses and veils made an inspiring Mount Carmel and finally Benedic will certainlyxtainlycrimination be applied by a large delegation from St Ig Msgr. James N. Connolly of New tion of the Blessed Sacrament at MacMarr-Piggly Wiggly. wish to clear the board from any picture as it filed into the churd by me in the future and all teachers natius’ college, headed by the Rev. York was also present which the Latin hymns were sung Skaggs Safeway Stores. blame which might be attached to this for the 8:30 o’clock Mass. The chil Boulevard Mortuary. statement, for no authority, either be hired solelylie’will on their merits. Edward J. Whelan, S.J., president of On the afternoon of the day the dren assisted at Mass with •concerted by the children. uTeva Republic Building Loan Assn. spoken or written, was ever given to “ This statement would have been the college. The plane will remain plane hopped off it passed over the recitation of Mass prayers and the What does the religious vacation & O’Meara-Young Motor Co. me to make it. given immediately following the here%wo weeks and then be flown to shrine o f the North American mar singing of hymns.. As the “ Domine school mean to the rural community? Murphy-Mahoney. “ Legally, of course, such a state printing of my letter had I not been Seattle. There it will be dismantled tyrs iat Auriesville, N. Y., the ^cene The men of Stoneham parish of their non sum digmus” bell chimed out its ment is not justified and 1 am sorry in the hospital for an. operation, of the martyrdom of S t Isaac Jogues, own accord have started a move- These firms show their apprecia and shipped to Alaska by boat. call, the ten First.Holy Communi that explanation was not made at the which caused this necessary delay. is a lar^e six-passenger S t Rene Goupil and St. John de la njent to finance their own parochial tion of your patronage in a tangible The plane i cants, then the children, then every time of writing, for no .anti-Catholic “ I wish to thank the editor of this cabin plane o f special design, mo Landie, who were canonized on June school. Within the next two years way— by advertising in The Reg&ter. man and woman of the ebnnega- feeling was intended. The reason, paper for all the courtesies extended 29. A massive wreath of laurel and they hope to realize their hearts' In your business dealings give the tored by an oil burning engine and tion that packed the little church which I believed in sincerely, was not to me and...... for giving me the op ?Por- equipped for landing with wheels, roses was dropped over the Calvary desire—the Catholic training of preference to the firms which are answered its summons. It was a aimed at any religious belief, but was tunity of making this statoment j^ontoons and skis, ft will serve 18 , (Continued on Page 8) thrilling sight, this reverent recep their children. helping your paper. Be Loyal I 1 PAGE TWO Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER lelephone, Main 5418 Thursday, August 7, 1930
CLUB RAISES Sick Little Girl Denies Herself PATRONESS’ FEE That It May Go to Baby Sister (Blessed Sacrament Parish) The 'Wednesday Bridge Luncheon Your Savings club entertained last week at a (Denver Deanery) the F t Collins district, for dresses bridge luncheon at the home oif Mrs. received fo r’ First Communicants. Summer brings little surcease of W. C,- Weldon. The purpose was to She reports that outfits for boys are labor to harassed deanery social raise a patroness’ fee for the N. C. Should Earn workers, ^ n c e tine ills of childhood also needed as they have only over C. W. convention to be held in Denver arc the hardest of all to witness. alls, and it is to be hoped that some in September. Honors were won by Sunshine they have in plenty, these men’s organization will come to the Mrs. Thomas Currigan, Mrs. Bu These prices are good in all Piggly Wiggly and little brown-eyed people, that con assistance o f Miss Fernandez, who is chanan, Mrs. E. J. O’Flaherty and doing such splendid add self-sacri for You. •. stitute the deanery’s special charge, Mrs. George Steele. ficing work among the poor Mexi MacMarr Stores in Denver, Englewood and Littleton and Colorado’s fresh pure air, but Miss Dorothy Catlett and Miss cans. Her duties include both cate If your savings are returning you less nourishment is lacking, as their Francis Garoutt were joint hostesses for Friday and Saturday, August 8 and 9. chetical and social service work and wasted bodies and haggard eyes fully recently at a bridge luncheon given than 7% they are not “ bringing home her reports are records of marvelous testify. For instance, there is little for Miss Margaret Callman. the bacon” that you deserve. accomplishment Men's organizations Consuelo, Little Flower First Com Misses Masjorie and Dorothy interested in the Mexicans will surely COLUMBINE OR CARNATION municant of last year, who since that Charles were the recent house guests The Republic Building and Loan Asso 3 tall cans for...... L...... 25c time has had successive attacks of rally to her aid. of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Pigeon. Mrs. A. L. Somers of Galveston ciation pay you 7% while your funds pneumonic infection and is gallantly Banns of Matrimony were, published and Miss Margaret Gilcrest of Dallas, U trying to fight her way to health, Sunday for the first time between are always fully protected by first mort 6 tall cans for...... L...... 48c Texas, were sewing at the Little but the only milk available must go Miss Mary Shearer and Joseph gages on deposit. With to the baby sister. Consuelo is only)nJ3 Flower center on Thursday. Visitors from both the teaching Sisson. CompUts one of many in the same sad plight Mrs. V. B. Kruse and her three and social service professions have Start Your Savings Working Safety and mothers shake their headss des sons are the guests of Mrs. Kruse’s pairingly when health talks tell of enthusiastically expressed their won for Better Wages Today. der and admiration of what is being parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Akolt. milk and orange juice and the other Mrs. Royal Irwin and Miss Mary accomplished at the center. things necessary for normal child Keegan entertained Saturday at a Miss Mary Coughlin, chairman of hood. tea given at Lakewood Country club Call, write or phone for detailed information the program and finance committee The needs are too many for dean for Miss Mary Shearer, a bride-to- for the N.C.C.W. convention, wishes ery resources, though deanery work be. to announce that the time for cIo sik ers know no vacation time but labor T h ^ a risK welcomes Mr. and Mrs. the patroness lists is apptoachmg niril^T rn b e s t f o o d s b r e a d and BUTTER unceasingly, summer and winter, John Wich, formerly of Chicago, who and begs that ladies will send in their that these needs may be met. Clinic are now at 2054 Hudson street. REPUBLIC r l l K l p \ Be*- bottle ...... 23c care, medicines, emergency relief, patroness fees as early as possible. 1 I v l l L L U 2 bottles for...... 45c There is so much work in connection Billy and Helen Allen, children of layettes, family adjustments, child Mr. and Mrs. Milton Allen, recently Building and Loan Association placements, employment for girls, with the national convention that it is to be hoped the financial part of it underwent tonsil operations at Mercy character building, wholesome recre ho^ital.' A. B. William^ President will be attended to before the last KEystone 2357 ation and civic instruction are all George Farnan and son, George, T, E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. achieved through the magic of the days, which will be crowded with ac 1711 California L. G. Skelly, Asst Sec’y-Treas. tivities. It is hoped, too, that a are expected home this week frola a O&tholic Benefit shop at 1219 Law visit to Mr. Farnan’s old home in representaUve list of Catholic women (IRAPF nilfF rence street and the devoted women New Jersey. U i m i La J U l v L l 2 bottles for...... 55c who conduct it. show the visitors that the West is not behind in the matter of united Miss Harriet Shearer entertained Those who give their discarded recently at a bridge party in honor Catholic action. articlas_ rarely realize the misery of her sister, Mary, who is to be mar LIBBY they will help to soothe. With no ried Aug. 12. 12 oz. can other source of income and demands TUG-OF-WAR TO increasing day by Jay, it is scarcely CORN BEEF for ...... 25c to be wondered at that deanery work FEATURE PICNIC PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ers wear a harassed look. THEY ARE RELIABLE Serious cases in the clinic of late A tug-of-war between teams se- ^ have caused an unusual amount of lected from members of the third t h r e e d i a m o n d f a n c y follow-up work and a series of dif and fourth ^ gree Knights of Colum Vi-lb. can for...... 33c ficult family adjustments have taxed bus will be a feature of the program Mrs. Paul’s diplomatic powers to the at the K. of C. picnic at Navajo Spinal CRAB MEAT 2 cans for...... 65c limit and called for frequent conver lodge in Indian Hills this Sunday. sations in the mellifluous Spanish A baseball game and athletic events tongue before harmony was restored for both men and women are also Adjustments and children were assured of home scheduled. CLEANSER life. The many problems arising in That picnickers of all ages have Brings health to those who arc 3 cans this particular branch of endeavor call been thought of by a wide-awake suffering. Try it and be con FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION S 1 -B R I1 E for ...... ,12c for high courage and unceasing labor. committee can be seen in the fact vinced that the spine has every Drive a’way on your summer vacation in a good Used Achievements are seen in children that one event is limited to children thing to do with your ailments. restored to health and started on the under six years of age, while a special Car. Travel is cheaper, recreation is better and a way to becoming useful citizens, dis prize will be awarded to the oldest The cause of disease has been change of scene is good for you. You can ^et a DAIRYLAND rupted families rehabilitated, Chris mother of a Knight in attendance. found by the Chiropractor to good Used Car from us at a very moderate price. tian doctrine inculcated, higher Thomas G. Currigan is chairman be a mechanical derangement Quart bottle standards of living .taught, employ Roadsters— Tourings— Coupes— Coaches— Sedans of the picnic committee and he is of the SpinaP*Column. for ...... 9c ment secured, death beds eased and counting on an attendance of five Christian burials given. hundred or more. From the enthusi A short time ago a gentleman, in asm ihanifested at the council meet Dr. James H. High Murphy^Mahoney vestigating the deanery work, re-, ing Tuesday it is more than likely
PREPARATION FOR Spiritist Revival is Rebirth of SCHOOL IS URGED Practices Known to Ancient Greeks (Holy Family Parish) August the 15th In less than a month school will unattractive results, and after a reopen. The pastor (s giving this ad A little more than eighty years vance notice in order that parents while becomes often more eager to ago there began in a village in New may have their children all ready for believe his favorite “ medium’’i7 than York state the revival under a new the opening on Septem^r 2, It any to treat the message critically. At phase of a mystery religion that is boy or girl needs medical or dental The Assumption of as old as pre-Christian paganism. Albert hall, London, a few days ago-, attention the work should be done Most people treated it as mere im when the new propaganda that is ap now. Don’t wait until September E x p e r i e n c e posture or delusion, but there were parently to be linked w th the mem and thus handicap the child as well as honest investigators convinced of an ory of Conan Doyle began, thonsands the school by keeping him at home. the Blessed Virgin unseen agency sending messages were satisfied |vith the testimony of This Sunday will be Communion from the spirits of the dead. So be a medium that she saw him present, day for the Holy Name society as gan the modem revival o f what the saw him take the vacant chair and re well as for the men of the parish. old Greeks knew of as “ Nekroman- ceived a message from him, too con teia*L—"necromancy” — the quest of fidential to be repeated to all. One There will be a first anniversary into Heaven ^ messages from Ahe departed. One may well wonder that so many who High Mass of Requiem for the repose Experience increases finds it denounced as an evil and a find the Gospel message and the of the soul of Mrs. Mary Matron on the capacity of any dangerous thing by the Church all Christian life without meaning for Saturday morning at 7:30. ‘'Arise, make haste, my love, my dove, my beau through the Christian centurie.s. them are so easily satisfied with the The 7 :30 Mass on Friday morning tiful one, and come! The Winter is now past, the From Hydeville, N. Y., it has new “ revelations” of the mediums. . is being said for the Purgatorian so organization for serv spread all over the world. It has ciety. rain is over and gone, the flowers have appeared in become a new religion, with a vast There will be no Holy Hour this our land. Arise, my love, my beautiful one, and ice— if that exper literature and adepts and believers PARISH TO HOLD week. Masses at Holy Family church ience carries with it in every class, from the ignorant and FAMILY PICNIC are held on Sundays at 6,' 7:30, 9 come!” (Cant. ii). / uneducated up to not a few who have and 11 o’clock, and on wee)c days at growth and progress. won distinction in scientific research 6 :30 and 7 :30. Confessions ace heard "W ho is she that goeth up and successful public activities. (St, Louis’ Parish, Englewood) on Saturdays at 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. by the desert, as a pillar of Granted that it lends itself easily to Members of the parish and their Mrs. Rose .Quinlan, one of the old smoke of aromatical spices, imposture and trickery, and that its families will enjoy a picnic this Sun est members of the Altar arid Rosary of myrrh, and frankincense? records are full of more delusions, day in Conway park, near Ever society, is reported as very ill. green, Cars will leave the church (Cant. 3) flowing with de The Horan Mortuary, yet those who have paid closest at 4 ■ after the 9 o’clock Mass. Features Funeral services for Donald P, tention to it are ready to admit that Higdon, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. lights, leaning upon her be established in 1890, it has a core of reality. It must be of the picnic will be a treasure hunt loved? (Cant. 8). and games of various kinds. Roland“ oh Higdon,“ ■ were ...... held at the added that its teachers, even at their Residence mortuary, 1240 Acoma has been a consistent best, are the propagandists of the This Sunday will be Communion Street, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Interment "Who is she that cometh ories that are utterly impossible to day for the members of the Holy was in ML Olivet forth as the morning rising, leader in the adoption reconcile with the message of the Name society. Miss Theresa Kozma is home from Gospel. Spiritism is as much an anti- Word has been received from the fair as the moon, bright as the of new methods and the hospital and will be glad to see sun, terrible as an army set in Christian system as any form of ma Mother Provincial of the Sisters of her friends. terialistic rationalism. St. Joseph, that another sister would array?” (Cant. 6). equipment—in ren In England one of the results of be added to the teaching staff in St. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Isenhart spent Sunday in Red Wing park. The above taken from sim the gpreat war has been to draw many Louis’ school. ple thoughts on the Rosary by dering the finest pos adherents to sniritism. Outside the A Requiem High Mass was offered Mr. and Mrs. Hoar and family are Catholic Church it gave some sort of last week for the repose of the soul visiting in the East.. Mother Mary Loyola. sible funeral seiwice consolation to the multitudes who o f Mrs. Alma Brown at the request Mrs. Halter will bo glad to see had lost kindred and friends. There of the Altar society, any of the society members as she We carry in stock many ar — in bringing a com was a new readiness to accept as Mrs. J. McGee will entertain at is rapidly improving, ticles relating to the Blessed plete and dignified realities alleged messages of affec a card party Thursday, August 14, Mr, and Mrs. A. Lantzy spent last Virgin in books, pictures, statu tion and assurances of happiness for the members of the Altar society. Sunday in Eldorado Springs. ary, rosaries, medals, medal service within the from those who were gone. The late The party will be held at her home, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle played a 3696 South Delaware street. lions. means of everyone. leading part in the spiritist propa Hostesses at the Altar society PARISH BENEFIT ganda of the war years and the sub card party held last week were, Mrs. Prices ranging from 5c to sequent period. His literary work U. Doyle, Mrs. E. D. Doyle and Mrs. AT LITTLETON $50.00. had made him ^not only a popular G. Sauers. figure, but, more than this, as the Littleton.— Final arrangements for Correspondence and mail creator of “ Sherlock Holmes" he was PARISH SOCIETY the third annual parish festival to be orders receive prompt atten regarded as a skilled investigator of held at Willowcroft manor this Sat tion. evidence. He had a touch of genius GIVES PARTY urday evening were iriade at a meet and a marvelous energy, added to a ing of executives and committee If you want anj’thing in the personal charm that made him many (St. Rose of Lima’s Parish) workers at the rectory Tuesday eve friends. Of his sincerity in his ad ning. Plans are completed to throw church or religious goods line, vocacy of spiritism there can be no The members of the Altar and the gates open at 7 o’clock for one go to Clarke’s and you \^11 in doubt Rosary society gave a card party on of the most novel parish benefits Wednesday evening, August 13, at 8 variably find it. It In his early years, sad to say, he conducted in the vicinity in several had drifted away from the sednre o’clock, in the parish hall at 1310 years. The financial benefit is to be guidance of his ancestral Faith. For West Nevada. Many friends from drawn principally from the shower a Catholic the unseen world is not outside the parish attended. of gold and the hope chest projects The regular monthly meeting of W. P. HO all a region of, utter obscuri^. He which have been carried on in the the Young Ladies’ sodality will be has certain light from revelation and parish for several weeks. The fes James Clarke held Friday evening, August 16, at tival proper is an entertainment Funeral Directors the belief in the Communion of 8 o’clock- Members are urged to be Saints, prayer for the dead, interceS' tendered to the members and friends present. sion of the blessed. He feels only of the parish that will become itself Church Goods House The Parish association meeting will a paying project only in the event of a sense of repulsion at the idea of be held Thursday evening, August One of the Largest in.the Country. W e Specialize in Articles those who are gone before being a record attendance. Music every of Devotion, Church Furnishings and Books for the Catholic V 14, in the parish' hall.' where, free movies, valuable door KEystone 1527 called up to dictate vague messages Mrs. Laura Bowe, Miss Agnes Ken Laity and Clergy. to professional mediums or amateur prizes and free refreshments will be nedy, Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh given the patrons for one admission 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado I s 6297 Cleveland experimenters in necromancy. But and Miss June Walsh spent a few for those who have lost or never had charge. The pastor and people unite days this week visiting friends in in extending an invitation to their Phone TAbor 3789 Place the Faith there is often a wild long Pueblo. ing for anything that may be sup friends to attend this novel celebra Among those who enjoyed an out tion. The Ei^lewood-Littlcton bus posed to be communication with the ing at Camp Santa^ Maria of the unseen. Hence comes the drift into will give service direct to Willow- Rockies last Sunday were: Father croft from 7 o’clock till midnight, spiritistic practices. Mulroy, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowe, The strange thing is that the aver The bus leaves Englewood on the Leroy Bowe, Misses Agnes Kennedy, hour from 7 till 11 and Willowcroft * * age spiritist seems satisfied with very COLLEGE OF SAINT TERESA Mary Kalb and Yolanda Repp, Mr. on the half hour from 7 :30 till 11:30. and Mrs, E. F. Beyer and Miss Lor First Holy Communion for four SPECIAL OFFER Winona, Minnesota TWO JESUITS TO raine Barz. children who have recently moved For the Higher Education of Catholic Women Mr. and Mrs. Langfield are the into the parish marked the closing of We will move- your furniture to our warehouse and gdve you adx proud parents of a fine boy born months to pay. . . your bilL ' Fbrivate room or open . storage. _ WoWe have Registered for Teacher's License by the New York Board TAKE FINAL VOWS the vacation school at the 8 o’clock Saturday, August 2. Mass last Sunday. The vacation school low rate o f insurance. of Regents. Accredited hy the Association of American Cal] KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on (Regis College) pupils recited prayers in common UniversitiM. Holds membership in the North Central your work. Association of Colleges. Rev. F. J. Mahoney, S.J., profes PEOPLE PAY TRIBUTE TO KING and sang hymns in the course of Confers the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of sor of biology at Regis, is to pro OF ITALY the Mass. Certificates were awarded MOVING, STORING AND PACKING Science, and Bachelor of Science in Nursing. nounce his final vows in the Society King Victor Emmanuel July 29 re at the end of the Mass to all who had Trains for High School Teaching, Trains Vocational Spe- of Jesus on August 15. Father Ma ceived the salute of the Roman popu completed the year’s work, and the No Money Needed for Six Months children, through Master George ciali.<;ts; Bacteriologists, Chemists, Dietitians, Social honey attended Regis college from lace, on the thirtieth anniversary of Lievens, who acted as their spokes Workers, Librarians, Musicians, Secretaries, Accountants, 1911 to 1913, having previously his rcigpi. Standing before a multi DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. man, presented a spiritual bouquet Public Health Workers. studied at Regis high school. He tude in the square in front of the pantheon, the monarch hailed his sub to their pastor. Benediction of the 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse Attendance Exclusively Collegiate. taught on the faculty of the enllege jects, whOj Roman fashion, out Blessed Sacrament, with the chil REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER TWELFTH from 1922 to 1924, returning as pro fessor of biology in 1929. He arrived stretched (heir arms in the ancient dren’s choir singing the hymns, closed Address: The Secretary— Box 46 in Denver' Tuesday after spending pledge of fealty. On August 9, the the services. "V » <■»» ♦♦■>♦♦»♦♦♦» »*■>» <■♦* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ H H t I I ** the summer at Marquette university, date of the King’s official ascession Milwaukee, Wisconsin, doing research to the throne, another celebration GREAT LEPER ASYLUM TO STOP AT work in hiia special field. Father was scheduled. COST $5,000,000 INSURANCE — IN ALL ITS FORMS Mahoney will pronounce his vows Japanese doctors are agitating the with Father Charles K. Hayden, S.J., 600 ATTEND JUBILEE MASS OF establishment of a $5,000,000 leper Phil Ferretti GARDNER AGENCY, INC. P- J- Donohoe another former Regis student. IOWA PRIEST asylum on the island of Osima. Span THE JOYCE HOTEL Six hundred worshippers assem 630 Gas and Electric Bldg. jKEyttone 120] Some eighty Catholic laymen of ish Dominicans in charge of the Denver and vicinity arc now making bled at the golden jubilee Mass of island have announce^ they will give WHEN IN the second 6f the series of three lay the Rev, William Gasper Knapstein, all possible co-operation. Catholics The Famous “ PYRU” Liquid' Insecticide retreats being given at Regis this pastor of SS. Peter and Paul’s church, have two small leper asylums in summer. The retreat is being Springbrook, Iowa, July 29. The Japan and assist two others. COLORADO SPRINGS Columbine Ins ect Powder directed by F^ither Francis J. Most Rev. Francis J. Beckman, Arch THE DENVER DISINFECTING CO. O’Boyle, S.J., professor of moral bishop of Diibuque, following the ITALIAN PRINCESS AIDS I theology at St. Louis university. Mass read a letter from the Cardinal INJURED MAN EVERYTHING IN DISINFECTANTS Father B. J. Murray, S.J., who has Secretary of State, Cardinal Pacelli PHneess Giovanna, the 22-year-old Telephone KEystone 3829 1614 Blake St. Denver, Colo. genera] supervision of retreat activ of Vatican City, conveying the bless daughter of the King of Italy, has ities, announced that more than a ing and congrratulations of the Holy been trained well by the Red Cross, . NOW—Everything You Send hundred are expected for the third Father, Pope Pius XI, to Father as Danta Morani, an artilleryman, retreat August 21 to 26. The third Knapstein. can testify. Thrown from his horse, retreat will be directed by Father he was lying bleeding in the road T H E ARGONAUT HOTEL Francis J. O’Hem, S.J., president of HIGH TRIBUTE PAID TO INVALID near Pisa July 30 when the Princess St. Mary’s college, St. Mary’s, Kans. PRIEST , came upon 'him in her motor car. Known for Its Excellent Cuisine Dr. Howard P. Durbin, who was When the Rev, Daniel A. Lord. She bound up his wounds and had her UUNDRY CO. Under Personal Supervision of Owner well known in Denver some ten S.J., St. Louis, Mo., wrote “ The Call chauffeur exceed the speed limit in Phone MAin 4281 FRANK J. HABERL years ago as a student and an out of Christ” in 1927, a study of re reaching a hospital. ’I standing athlete on many Regis ligious vocation for young men, he Colfax and Grant Telephone TAbor 2361 teams, paid a visit to some o f his paid tribute to the Rev. Thomas CEREMONY OF RECEPTION FOR former teachers on the Regis faculty, Brown, S.J., for more than twenty KANSAS NUNS Tuesday. Dr. Durbin Icraduated years an invalid, who celebrated his A very beautiful and inspiring from Regis and from the St. Louis coremony was witnessed July 29 at Is Washed in LUX g Y j and more if interest it allotved to accumulate. Safety, avail- golden anniversary as a member of university school of medicine. He has the Jesuit order at Marquette univer St. John’s academy chapel at Wichita, ability and income contidered, our tharet offer an investment been teaching on the faculty of the in the bigbett ciait. Three plant, therefore, can meet any. need. sity, Milwaukee, Wise., July 30. The Kansas, when thirty-one young ladies university and practicing his profes invalid priest, in spite of his afflic received the habit, eight novicea 6 Memberthip Over 19,000— Retourcei over 13 Milliont Offee Phone, YOrh 5000 Res. Phone, YOrh 0298 sion in various St. Louis hospitals. In Colorado Since 1901 tion, is one of the happiest and best made their annual profession and Father Daniel H. Conway, S.J. loved men at the university. four sisters pronounced their final The Railway Savings and Building Association whose home is in Durango, Colorado, vows. Clayton Plumbing and Heating Co. 121 West 6th Site Pueble« Cotorsdo 530 17th Street, Denver, Colorado is|in Denver to give a retreat of eight COLUMBUS' FIRST VOYAGE days at Mercy hospital. Father RETRACED K. C. GOES TO JAIL” IN PA. Repairing and Overhauling Our Specialty— Estimating Conway recently gave a retreat at Retracing the West Indies part of — AS W ARDEN We Now Offer Time Payments on Plumbing and Heating Trinidad, and acted as pastor during Columbus’ first voyage to the new William B. Jlealy has gone to jail the absence of Father Bertram, S.J., world, Rafael Colorado and two com for an indeterminate term and his The Best in MAIN 5155 in Denver. Former Regis faculty panions sailed from San Juan, Puerto brothers in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., coun 1 members now at the college include Rico, Aug. 2, in their 30-foot vessel, cil No. 302 of the Knighte of Colum Used Father WMUiam V. Doyle, professor Isla de Puerto Rico. Their route will bus are quite proud of. it. However, RUSTS PHARMACY Paramount Roofing of English at St. Louis university, carry them through the West Indies Hcaly.has gone to jail, not as a pris Corner 19th and California Furniture and Father Joseph McAndrews of to the United States, Spain and oner, but as warden of Luzerne W e Store Household Complete Drug Store Suppliee & Supply Co., Inc. Campion academy, Prairie du Chien, thence to Rome. They will take their county prison. Prescriptions Carefully Filled Wise.; Father Charles T. Corcoran, Goods and Merchandise Ship to Santo Domingo, Haiti and Across From Holy Ghost Church A Roof for Any Building S.J., professor of English at St. Cuoa before continuing to Washing FAMED HOUSE OF NORFOLKS DUFFY STORAGE A«D Mary’s college, Kansas, and Father MOVING CO. TAbor 8925 MAin 9805 We Rent Folding Chairs, Card and ton and New York, via the cast coast. UP FOR SALE New or Old Peter Masterson, S.J., director of Norfolk house, Lopdon home of L Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, the department of history at George- LATE CARDINAL PRAISED eight successive Dukes of Norfolk, GUARANTEED BONDED town university, ...... Washington , D. C, Anything in Stock. Established 1888. IRISH FAITH Catholics, and scene of many historic When the late Cardinal Vannutelli Catholic gatherings, was withdrawn DR. T. W . QUINN PIERCE’S 2314 Walnut The two girls were strolling in a returned to Rome after attending as from sale at an auction here, the re DENTIST PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 garden at ti^light. Papal Legate the consecration of serve price not having been reached. HAND LAUNDRY “ I wonder,*' .'aid the first. “ I won Office Hours: 9 to 12— 1 to 5 Armagh Cathedral in 1904, be stated The highest bid was $1,260,000, but Sundays A d Evenlnx* by Appointment Our Work Will Please You der if Jack really loves me?” at a banquet: “ I have been in the this price was not enough to buy the Oa'ce Phone MAIn 5503 Established May 1, 1922 “ Of course he does, dear,” said the East and in the West, charged with old mansion in the heart of London’s Residence Phone CAllup 0391-J second. “ Whv should he make you missions from the Holy See, and I fashionable west end. Bidding start S32 Meek Bldg., I6th and California E. 12th at Madison YOrh 4789 Use REGISTER Stickers an exception?” have seen striking evidences of faith ed at $500,000. King George III of But never have I witnessed scenes of England was bom in Norfolk house. W a are agents for McMurtry's and deeper faith or piety or more enthus- They Show the Merchants Advertising Pratt and Lambert’s Paints and Var iastic;li tokens ■ of love and loyalty for "Wallpaper in exciusiva design, nishes. Consnit ns if you contem the Vicar of Christ than those that modern coloring and a range of prices USE REGISTER STICKERS plate painting.— Sehayar Wallpaper presented themselves to my sight in to (utt every purse.”‘ — Schayer■ Wail- in The Register Pays & Painting Co. the Emerald Isle.” paper 8t Painting Co. They show the merchant his advertising pays PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,: Main 6413 Thursday. August 7. 1930
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Corgan, Manager SPECIALTY SHOP recommended at the eighth interna the Catholic attitude toward the fam head of one of the most important Groceriea, Meats and Vegetable* tional council of the International ily which Will he discussed at the con committees of the organization foL 34th and Franklin St. Phone KEystone 1753 EYES Dry Good*, Notiona, Stamped Goodi IT TAKES THE Union of Catholic Women’s Leagues, vention of the National .Council of lowing the reading of a congratula- School Suppliea TO MAKE THE will be considered at the tenth annual Catholic Women state that the fam tory letter1< to the Press club from “Immediate Delivery” Registered Optometrist* . AND PAYS THE convention of the National Council of ily is of divine origin, anterior to the Mts. Rose Lee Jones, Prop. TO BUY THE BEST .... || - ■ the Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin. He Catholic Women to be held at Den state and the unit o f its existence; BBi FRANKLIN 0804 AND 080S wrote in part: Sixth Aye. at Columbine YOrk 4S81 1718 E..6th Ava. Danvar, Calew ver, Colorado, from September 28 to that marriage is indissoluble and that It has just come to my attention October 1. Report of the deliber- chastity is essential to marriage. that a Catholic Press club is about COOPER & COOPER ations of the international council, These principles also predicate ^ e to be organized in Denver and I Pictures and Framing. Scene* of which advised the establishment of disadvantages o f married women hasten ^ commend the movement. Glasses Promptly Repaired this religious and moral action ac working as detrimental to their first Colorado done in Oil St. Francis de Sales’ cording to the needs of various duty o f rearing children carefully. I need not dwell upon the power Greeting Cards Kodak Finishing F. A. 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Stoyes, 0£5ee Furniture, Mattresiei, Phone TAbor 4405 First Class Workmanship on Shoes I believe the Catholic writers will Botch Radios. Denver, Colorado 282 So. P«nn*yly»nia ______Albert Reale, Prep. be more readily developed by their activities in journalism thqji by any other means, but; if a Catholic Press BUSCH JEWELRY COMPANY Doors From Pioneer Bishop’s club is going to produce these liiy “MASTER WATCHMAKERS" champions one feature of the club Anminciation Parish WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY must be the study of the best Caii- 76-78 Broadway Pbone SOnth 1573 Chapel Are at Loretto Heights olic authors in science, philosophy and in history. The firms listed here de JACKS (Continued From Page 1) the Good Shepherd home and St. Another and minor need of Cath serve to be remembered HOLLAND BAKERY o f miles distant and settlements Joseph’s hospital stand as monuments olic representation on the press is QUALITY BAKERY to his memory. when you are distributing TRY OUR BUTTER HORNS AND PECAN CRISP scarce and far apart. that such persons, if well informed your patronage in the dif PIES, CAKES. DONUTS, The travelers knew long weary When death summoned him on the 1893 South Pearl South 3337 on Catholic terminology and the like, BREAD AND ROLLS days over a torturous wagon road morning of July 11,1889, after more ferent lines of business. will be able.to correct the many ab 2231 E. 34th Ave. Phone YOrk 7856 and hours of heat and cold to test than fifty years of service, it was surd writeups about Catholic doings Harry A. Hackett Dr. Paul M. Carbiener the endurance of the C u test heart. fitting that the Sisters of Loretto that now appear in even the best of DENTIST The always hungry Indians frequently as his co-workers for the glory of the country’s papers. accosted them, and though the Vicar God should have had the honor of pro Sincerely yours, CHIROPRACTOR 216 Collin* Building had "a way with him" that won viding a tempiffary tomb in the chapel HUGH L. McMENAMIN. St. Philom ena’s Parish 9 to 12: 2 to S. Evenins* by appointment Broadway at Bayaud their peace, confidence and respect, of old St. Mary’s, where the “ Apostle To carry out the ideas suggested Phone Sooth 5804 606 So. Broadway Office Hours, 9 to 5 nevertheless, liberal "hand-outs’’ were of Colorado” reposed until the re Evenings by Appointment demanded from the slender store of mains could bq transferred to their in Father McMenamih’s letter a Rei. Ph.. Tabor 7940 National Bank Bid*. discussion followed and a committee CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP Ph. So. 5060 Re*, ♦ h . So. 8977-J supplies. final resting place at Mount OHVet cemetery. was selected. The members were New M*n*gem«nt!— A* g o ^ ss downtown qnslitr and workmanthip—all phaica of Beauty The sisters found Denver a typical Culture— and it s handy too— a unique and unufual neighborhood thop. The frontier town of some 3,000 sou!ouls of cautioned beforehand of the respon- sibillt)* of the committee. It is one 2031 East 13th N*»tl* Permanent Waving and Facial* YOrk 217S CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. The firms listed here de all descriptions. It was no light task FATHER O’HARA NEW to sow the seeds of education in such requiring balance, an abundance of 1093 South Gaylord serve to be remembered GREAT FALLS BISHOP resources and information, and, above Purity— Accuracy— Ability Finest Cam-Fed Meats a rough field, yet they were wafmly when you are distributing greeted by the majority who felt the all, extreme caution. The name Of and Quality Groceries your patronage in the dif (Continued From Page 1) Mrs. T. A. Cosgriff was put befoife CAPITOL HEIGHTS PHARMACY need for culture and learning and were Under l^ew Management— A. H. Johnson, Prop. Call Us for Quality, Service and Price ferent lines of business. eager that their children should pos which has often had to fight its way, the meeting as one of the best in formed lay women in the state, and 2640 East 12th Aye. Cor. Clayton Phone York 3340 Phone*— Call SOnth 0144 sess an education that would make he has lost none of the affability or of them refined and worthwhile enthusiasm of his youth. He is a she was named to head the commit tee. Miss Katherine Kenehan was women. Bishop Machebeuf was their prudent and truly apostolic man. EDNA MAY BEAUTY PARLOR chosen treasurer and Miss Anne New, ROADMOOp loyal friend. The cause of Catholic He celebraWd his silver jubilee' in PERMANENT WAVING, FACIALS. SCALP TREATMENTS corresponding secretary. CLEANERS AND DYERS I v education was dear to his heart and the priesthood at Eugene a few Dreasmaking and Make-Over Shop. HaU Remodeled Id Connection. B he never considered anything a sac weeks ago. His brother. Dr. John P. Among the new members welcomed 2811 East Colfax Phone York 7905 585-87 SO. PEARL rifice that he might do for the sis O’Hara, is the editor of The Catholic were Mts. Mae, West Owen, presi SOUTH -8486 Sentinel at Portland, and is also a MEN’S SUIT^ CLEANED AND PRESSED 75cters. In return for the many bene dent of the (Colorado League of dressmaking —TAILORING- -HEMSTITCHING fits received from him, they labored university professor. ' American Pen Women; Miss Helen Kearney, who has been the editor Madame L. Harris, Prop. diligently and tirelessly. St. Mary’s The new Bishop has visited Denver THE FLORENCE SHOP MODISTE a number of times. Michael Fleming, of The Doctors’ Journal for several THE SOUTH DENVER BANK prospered and became so great a 3107 East Colfax Ayenue Telephone YOrk 5227 force for good that in 1890 a second a student for the Portland archdio years, and Miss Nellie Lennon, who Every Accommodation Extended_ Consistent With venture was made with the openingmil cese at St. Thomas’ seminary, prom will head the photo department of the Conservative Banking of Loretto Heights academy. A new inent in Colorado vacation school club. Mrs. Louis Hough has one of MADISON STREET YORK HARDWARE CO. the most important departments, that triumph was later realized in Loretto work, is studying for the priesthotod Cor. York and Colfax Heights college, which is today one largely as a result of the new Bishop’s of compiling a scrap book containing SHOE REPAIRING Dr. J. J. Werthman A Good Big Complete Stock H. A. HOLMBERG of the finest fonts of culture in the encouragement and Father O’Hara Catholic memoirs of the West. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT DENTIST West.' has been at the local seminary on The news assignment of the day, Former Manager Golden Eagle Shoe Repair WE REPAIR EVERYTHING Wall Paper and Paints . Department. First Claes Workmanship and Offic* Hour. 9 to 5 Through the years, the sisters visits several times. Father O’Hqra a research article of Catholic building Lawn Mowers, Hose, Window Shades Evenin** by Appointment has ^aken a personal interest in the Materials. We Call For and Deliver. 252 So. Broadway. SOuth 0432 were an appreciative audience to the statistics for the year, was ably J. GORDON, Proprietor Phone YO. 9239 OflSce: So. 6552 Res: So. 3919-W Bishop’s missionary zeal. They came Colorado vacation school movement handled by Miss Marie McNamara, IZth and Madiion Sts. Phone YOrk 7633 Decorating in All Its Branches 405 Broadway Bank Bldg. to know him as an energetic person and this spring was responsible for who ■ had donedc an unlimited amount Estimates Cheerfully Given Broadway at First Ave. age, "always on the go." His vine the naming of the Rev. F. G. Smith of research at the court house, The as superintendent of this work in the The firms listed here de O’DONNELL BROS. yard was full of thorn.4 and thistles, Register office and The Denver Post. H«mberB of St* Philomena'B Parish but he had the faculty of looking Denver diocese, the appointment Miss Mary K. Reardon was another serve to be remembered Patronize South Denver being made by Bishop Tihen as a re new member welcomed. CARPENTERS and CONTRACTORS upon the bright side of things and a when you are distributing Stor* and Office Fixtur** SOUTH DENVER MOVING & STORAGE CO. confidence in Divine Providence that sult of oorreshondenee from the Miss Kltherine Morrell rendered Bishop-elect. Father O’Hara has three lovely vocal selections. Miss your patronage in the dif Job Work of All Kind* GET OUR PRICES would have led him to ask the removal 3516 E. Colfax Phon* York 8853 of mountains. With .unconquerable done considerable vritinjg, being the Morrell had the honor of singing at Phone Day and Night—-So. 1227 369-71 So. Broadway ferent lines of business. Home Phone, York 1481-M determination, courage and self- author of several books and also hav Admiral Byrd’s reception in New ing done editorial work to assist the sacrifice he wrought order out of York recently. Rural Life movement. chaos. It will ever be a marvel, that Mrs. Callaghan, president of the one man could have accomplished Catholic Women’s council of Salt BO much in the span of a lifetime, GRANTS GIVEN TO CHURCH Lake City, was •present and asked for St. Catherine’s Parish ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH built the CatholiclieHe Church in Colo IN ITALY a copy of the charter with the Idea Sale* m*«u*e* from *ur practical friend* bi thU, tlia Redemptoriit p*rtih. on the Weel rado out of nothing; materially and The Italian government has ap of forming a press association in Salt Side. Give theea the prtferenc* spiritually, its advancement is the proved the grant of 1,200,000 lire Lake City. ADALINE BAKERY fruit of his labors. Moreover, he towards thq restorations being made The next meeting will be a lunch foresaw the present jX)pulation and in the Church of the Pantheon, and Complete line of Bakery Goods. Home made Candle*. SPECIAL BARGAINS every Sat BOSTON’S OWN eon session at the Shirley-Savoy urday. Butter, Milk and Cream. Open dally, 7 :i0 to 10. All day Sunday*. prosperity of the state and its situ the grant of 300,000 lire towards the hotel, Sept. 2. ' MRS. A. SCHILLINGER, PROP. 3017 WEST «4TH AVENUE TROUT FLIES ation as the “ Heart of the West.’’ erection:ti of ' a Church...... of the...... Sacred The firms listed here de That firm faith in the future of Heart in the new quarter of Rome SPANISH QUEEN WINS IN YACHT Wet or Dry Colorado has many times been justi serve -to be remembered beyond the Prati. RACE THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. 3 (or 25c fied. Queen Victoria, sailing her own Westw e a l 38th o o i n aand n a iIrvinv r v m g ziM Our FOR Loud f o speaker." o d 3700 Navajo Street when you are distributing Try Our Salmon Egg Outfit, 20c Each In addition to his church building IRISH DOMINICANS TO ISSUE craft, July 28 put her boat Over the your patronage in the dif and educational enterprises, the big NEW QUARTERLY finish line for first place in the Royal Call Gallup 0741 The RED & WHITE Stores Call Gallup 0936 Heart of the Bishop included a solici Irish Dominicans will shortly issue ferent lines of business. 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Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DEHVEE CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5418 PAGE SEVEN
1,800 ATTEND ♦* 6 ♦♦♦♦»»♦♦ H'4 I m 11 MM» Rev. John Bergin, S.J., Officiates < » II Always PARISH PICNIC at Funeral of Mother in Pneblo (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) ii A Com plete Laundry ii a Nice Stock of Used Cars The annual parish picnic, held SaV Pueblo.—‘Deeply impressive serv and six men are figuring on making urday^ Aug. 2, at Elitch’s gardens, wat ices held Friday morning in Sacred the third retreat at Regis college the a decided success. There were nearly at O’Meara-Young’s Heart church marked the fuileral of latter part of August. Those who in 1,800 people served with dinners at For Your Home Mn. Catherine^ Bergin, one of tend to make the second retreat at the picnic and there w$re many Every used car sold by the O’Meara-Young Motor Com Pueblo’s most beloved matrons and tho abbey shotild mail reservations crowded about the other attractions. pany is sold on a definite money back guarantee. Ask a long-time resident of the city. to Prater Maurus, O.S.B., Holy Cross The financial result of the affaii! will the salesman who waits on you to explain the guarantee. Solemn Requiem Mass wa.s sung with abbey, as soon as possible. not be definitely known until the Rev. Jahn Bergin, S;J., of Regis col The funeral oi Mrs. Caroline returns are all in. Fathers Harring 1929 Ford De Luxe Town Sedan, with Kari-Keen trunk; an lege, Denver, son of the deceased, Bradich of 1110 Egan street was ton and O’Connell, John H. Spillane; exceptional value at...... :...... S625 as celebrant, the Rev; T, J. Wolohan held Saturday from St. Mary’s church. general chairman of the picnic; Mrs* 1929 Ford Standard Coupe...... ;...... 445 as deacon, the Rev. Regis Barrett, Requiem Mass was sun^ by the Rev. McEahern, chairmen of,th e dinner; and the various committees wish to 1929 Ford Sport Roadster...... ;...... 395 O. S.B., as subdeaeon and Francis Cyril Zupan. The children’s choir 1930 Ford Sport Roadster...... 1...... 675 Pettit as master of ceremonies. Mem sang. John Germ sang two solos. thank all who helped to make thMONKS A very beautiful marriage was Ground and*Repairedy Welding motor trip to Kentucky. Father A dispatch from Geneva, Switzer solemnized Monday morning at 10 Open Evenings Till 9 o*;(Jock ISIS £ a | 4 Collax SAW FILING Telephone YOrk 9370 Hogarty came with them at that time land, to The New York Times reports o’clock when Marie Minard became f 6r a visit. that a party of monks from the ^ ea t the .bride of Alvin E. Nunes. The Former Location 18S3 So. Broadway Myer’s SHOE REPAIR Service Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tisdale and St. Bernard monastery, seeking the ceremony, with Nuptial Mass, was Mrs. George Kuhne and children, body of a young woman lost in the performed by Father D’Connell. The FREE HOME TRIAL WITHOUT OBLIGATION Specialist on Ladies’ Fine Shoes. We Call For and Deliver after spending two weeks at their snows of Barrasson peak, were fired bride .is a convert, and was instructed Iw Eleventh and Ogden FRanklin 4383 cottage in’ Beulah, have returned to upon Aug: l.-by a Fascist jguard sta and received into the Church by Pueblo. tioned on the Swiss-Italian frontier. Father O’Connell. She looked lovely Mrs. Mary Rinehart, aged 76, The Fascists opened fire at a distance Expert on fine Rcpcirlnc a The firms listed here de in an all-white bridal govm. Marion watches, specialty—all passed away at the home of her of a few hundred yards. The monks, Kogel was bridesmaid and was gowned •>- French and work yaaran, serve to be remembered daughter, Mrs. Marie Scoggins, 1620 taken by surprise, hid behind some in pale pink with hat and slippers tp other teed at leti' East 4th street, Saturday. Surviving large boulders, but on reappearing aomplieated than down when you are distributing match. The groom, who is a mem clocks town prices. her are two daughters, Mrs. Vera were shot at again. None was in ber of St. Philomena’s parish, was your patronage in the dif Richardson of Denver and Mrs. Marie jured. The Fascist guard resented attended by Marshall Roth, At the Mount St. Scholastica Academy CLARK— The Jeweler Scoggins of Pueblo; a son, Hugh ferent lines of business. the fact that some of the monks had Mass Miss Choquette sang Gounod’s Canon City, Colorado WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY Rinehart of Lamar, .Colo.; a sister, recently guided a group of anti-Fas- “ Ave Maria” and “ Ave Maria^ FRanklin 5478 710 E. Colfax Miss Sadie Rogers "of L6s Angeles cists escaping from Italy. Guardian Dear,” with organ accom • Resident and Day School for Girls and six grand children. Mrs. Rine paniment by Mrs. Halter. College Preparatory and Commercial Courses Offered The hart was a Colorado pioneer and had SUIT AGAINST VATICAN CITY Patrolman M. L. Clark and Mrs, HOWARD’S ■‘HEATING’ Place of Satisfaction been a member of St. Francis de WITHDRAWN Clark, 472 South Lincoln, left Mon Sales’ church at Lamar for years. Special courses in Music, Home Economics and Dramatic A rt HEMSTITCH SHOP Professor Guido GalU, vice director day evening for St. Louis. They will Primary and Grammar School depari;ments are also conducted. Mrs. M. F. Neai^, who has been dll general of Pontifical museums and visit their son, John, who is a student MRS. 0 . M. HOWARD, Prop. Daly’$ Market for several days, is well on the road The academy is fully accredited with the University of Colorado galleries, whp had sued for permis at St. Mary’s seminary, Perryville, and the Catholic. University of America. Hemstitching, Dressmaking, Tailoring Milk Fed Poultry to recovery. sion to live within the Vatican City Missouri. Notions and Covered Buttons Com Fed Baby Beef Mrs. Charles H. Abell of Portland, or, failing that, for adequate housing Write to the Sister Directress for Complete Information Oregon, and Miss Marietta Monohan allowance, withdrew his claim July 851 Corona FR. 5650 Phono Fr. 5805 1127 E. 9th Ave. of Gary, Indiana, were guests of 30. Pope Pius ended the civil pro BISHOP CONFIRMS i. honor at an informal party giveh by cedure by advising the Vatican City THE CATHEDRAL ROACH’S Miss Anna Mae Sims at her home governor to avoid the discussion and 107 AT GLENWOOD Tuesday afternoon. * counseling the plaintiff to proceed Shoe Repair Shop LOGAN MARKET Mts. C. H. O’Leary and daughters. through administrative channels in Glenw^ood Springs.— The Rt. Rev. 1471 Logan KE. 5917 Marguerite and Corinne. and Miss stead of litigation. Bishop J Henry 'Tihen administered 332 £ . Colfax Phone Main 9161 Edna Henley, who have neen enjoy the sacrament of Confirmation to ABC DIRECTORY All Work Guaranteed GROCERIES AND MEATS ing a vacation at Carlsbad, N. M., CONSTANTINE’S TOMB IS children ^ n d adults numbering lOi Best Materials and Neat FREE DELIVERY have returned to this city. BELIEVED FOUND following! the 10 o’clock Mass last Dr. F. W. Blarney, recently elected Sunday at St. Stephen’s church. The lARPENTERS AND ROOFERS Workmanship' Helping thrt Entire Community A beautifully carved marble sar Wood and Composition Sblnirlas,nxls Roofs Repaired and grand knight of Pueblo council for cophagus, believed by Turki^ arch Mass was celebrated by the Bishop, Painted. . Built-in Cupboards. New Floors, Screens, etc. the second time, left Saturday for St. eologists to be that Of the Emperor who also delivered an eloquent ser We hftve e domplele Kemodelinv sod Repair Service, and we Satlaf/ Newhouse Cafe HAGLER’S Louis and Kansas City, where he will Constantine the Great, founder of mon. Convenient Terms Special Nooh-day Lunches, 35c-50c spend a few days in the interest of Constantinople, has been discovered At the 8 o’clock Mass, celebrated Call F. M. ROTH, SO. 2651-W 17 Fox Street Grocery and Market the government veterinary depart Also a la carte in a garden of the Janissary museum. by Rev. Mark W. Lappen, there wer4 1314 E. 17th Ave. YOrk 2721 ment and will then take a vacation. Workmen turned up the sarcophagus 190 communicants. Father Lappen l e c t r ic a l contracting Sunday Morning Breakfast Dr. Blarney became active in the work gave a very inspiring sermon. FREE DELIVERY while digging an entrance to the huge REPAIRING AND FIXTURES Miss Sallic Stamps, Mgr. of K. of C. but a few years ago; Byzantine dstern beneath the mu The Bishop and hw party, which E Ip . Where Your Patronage Is when made chairman of activities. includes Father Hugh L. McMena- Phone MAin 2303 H. G, REID 817 Fourteenth St. 308 E. Colfax • M. 9777 seum and the St. Sophia mosque, Appreciated Since then he has been an untiring which will soon be opened to the min, Father Mark W. Lappen and worker for the council, handling and public. Father Deslisle Lemieux, went to Bar eadquarters f o r h o s p it a l s u p p l ie s LACE CURTAINS, DraporieSj. Laces, solving many of its most difficult salt and Aspen Sunday afternoon; 7 ' Center Pieces and all Table Linens ^ RED STAR ^ problems and showing in spirit as ROYALTY TAKES PART IN returning here Monday morning en AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT Cleaned and Hand Pressed. well as practice real Cathblic leader H GROCERY CO. BELGIAN PAGEANT route to Meeker. THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. . NO PIN HOLES ship. Dr. Blarney plans to return Princes, dukes, counts, princesses, Mrs. C. M. Forster of St. Louis, a Call for and Dtlivtr about Au^. 22 and expects to renew 1520 Arapahoe Keystone 4291 YOrk 5516 duchetses, compnsing 63 members of guest at the Hotel Colorado, is spon^ CITY LACE CLEANERS activities in the K. of C. home early the highest Belgian nobility, all wear soring a card party Wednesday eve^ in September. During Dr. Blarney’s ing priceless family jewels, Aug. 3 ning at Armory hall, for the benefit h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. 218 E. 7th Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 530 East Colfax absence Frank Carroll will be acting took part in a pageant at Brussels of St. Stephen’s church. grand knight. representing Belgium’s history since Mrs. Helen Hughes is in Denver, T MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING The second retreat at Holy Cross the stone age. The colorful proces She will visit hero again en route t<) Phone So. 0100— After 6 P. M., South 2064 221 Broadway, Denver abbey in Canon City will open Sun sion, despite rain, paraded the streets her home in Los Angeles, Calif. Modern Fireproof Warehouse— Fumigating Vault St. Dominic’s Parish ^ day morning, A i«. 10, at 8 o’clock. of Brussels. More than 3,000 per Mrs. F. J. Alton is reported recov The Rev. Regis Barrett, O.S.B., will sons took part and there were 3j) ering from a serious operation at E NOW HAVE A SERVICE FOR ALL be the retreat master. Ten Pueblo men floats drawn by horses and oxen, and Red Cross hospital, Salida. | TTTnm IttT A SUPERIOR CLEANERS have already signified their inten even by camels. The nine Belgian Miss Mary McGuirk is confined to w WET WASH WET'WASH DRY WASH tion of making this second retreat All That the Name Implies Mrs. E. E. Kistler, Mgr. provinces contributed individual dis her home with a severe attack oi Flat Work Ironed Flat Work Ironed 2996 North Speer at Federal Blvd. Phone Gallup 0810 plays. rheumatism. Try One of These— Yoii Will Be Surprised at the Quality afid WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Mrs. M. McBreen and daughter; the Whiteness of Your Linens PUEBLO p r i e s t POPE PLANS FOR RELIEF IN Mrs. Joseph Mack of Mlnturn, att ELECTRIC WET WASH— 2469 Lowell, GAllup 0390 EARTHQUAKE AREA tended the Confirmation ceremonies PINION FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY ON WAY TO COAST Monsignor Spirito Chiapetta, spe here Sunday. Lump Coal, $5.50 and up Steam Coal, $2.50 smd up cial representative of Pope Pius XI, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McKeegan and St. Francis Xavier’s Parish, Pueblo. departed July 25 for the earthquake children and Miss Blanche Boland re Cor, 25th and Decatur F. A . Munaford, Mgr.______Phene GAIInp 5125 —.The Rev. Bernard Gillick left Mon zone to distribute money as a pre turned Friday from a vacation at SHEET METAL AND day morning on a trip to California liminary part of the- relief planned Denver and I^eWo. FURNACE CONTRACTORS GEO. HANCOCK with Fathtr Innocent Mangus, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kirwan and son: by the Vatican. The sums will be MS—so Chmka# and Hi# Orchestra O.S.B. Father Leo, O.S.B., will take complemented later through addi Edward, and Reno Moscon left by Pbona SOutb 1083; Raa. Phona SUnaat 0384-R St. Teresa’s Parish his place at th^e church on Sundays. tional appropriations the Pope will auto Tuesday for Boston, Mass., to J. J, HENRY For Any Orchestral Engagement The golden weddihg celebration of make after receiving Monsignor Chi- attend the national convention of thd Skvitght, Roofing, Guttering, Metal Ceillngi Telephone Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Leonard last apetta’s report. The Pope also sent Knights of Columbus. Mr. Kirwaii VantUation and Furnace Cleaning Sunday was a delightful and long- Voura (or Serviea Scheuerman & De La Vergne MASTER CRAFT CLEANERS AND DYERS 50,000 lire (approximately $2,600) is district deputy and a state dele-i (Maatera in Art of Drr Cleaning) to-be-remembeired affair. The hun gate. Mr. Moscon is grand TAbor 5051 1212 Sacurily Bldg. Special Attention Parcel Poet. Expert Laundry to the hurricane sufferers in the Tre knight Work dreds of peoplti calling and the many of Glenwood council. 9947 EAST COLFAX AVE. TELEPHQNF. viso and Montebelluna districts. AURORA 82 beautiful gifts bestowed upon tlje Miss Helen GalHgan entertained USE couple attested- to the high esteem a number of her young friends Monf GUS’S MARKET White Front Garage and Blacksmithing in which the jabilai^ans are held. TWO PRIESTS NAMED TO LEGION OF HONOR day at her home, in honor of he? CORBETT’S POWEBINE GAS— AUTOKRAT OILS AND GREASES John W. Lyach, who recently un eighth birthday. 613 East 13th Avenue All Repair Work Guaranteed derwent an oporation at the D. & R. By decree of President Doumerguc Phone Aurora 211 Aurora Wm. Mawt, Prep. County Clerk W, J. Frost and hii ICE G. W. hospital at Salida, was able to of France, Father Basnee, S.S., pro family have gone to GreybuU, Wyo.i For Good Meats return to his home this week. fessor at the Catholic University of to enjoy a vacation and to visit rela-l CREAM Modern Plumbing and THE AURORA Members of the Holy Name society America, Washington, has been tives. '• Heating Co. will receive Communion this Sunday named a Chevalier of the Legion of Drug Company morning. Honor, as has the Most Rev. Stanis PIONEER SOUTH BROADWAY Plumbing, Heating, Repairing laus Gillet, master general of the Or LA FRANCE Largeat Auto Wracking Houaa in the Waal “ Paint and varnith that dry in four der of Preachers, Father Gillet plans Dry Cleaner* and Dyers FEED AND FUEL COMPANY Phone Aurora 175-J A Complete Drug Store NEW AND USED PARTS hours. Wallpaper that is fast to sun to visit the Dominican hduses in the MADAM GINDES, Prop. HAY, GRAIN AND COAL 1515 Dallas Street Aurora, Colo. 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PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 5413 Thursday, August 7, 19
y ♦ 1 1 1 ♦♦♦< m I HI» Catholic U. Told Television PARISH LOSES TWO COLORADO HOTEL PIONEER MEMBERS Be Common by 1932 (St. Joseph’s Parish) In the deaths of Mrs. Mary Rust and William J. Hamilton the parish 17th and Tremont Washington, D. C.— Executive of centennial to bring just as many loses two of its oldest and best Iniown PRICES ficials of the commissions that are Americans hs they can to Washing members. Mrs. Rust died suddenly planning for the observance of the ton in 1932, He then traced briefly Monday night of apoplexy. Mr. Ham RATES REASONABLE bi-centennial of the birth of George the plans for the entire year, sayipg ilton died Wednesday morning after « . 1 Washington in 1922 addressed the that 15,000 superintendents of schools but a brief illnesis. hundreds of students at the spmraer would come to Washington on Feb **********^‘***^-*'**"*"*f'*-*'ttttftttt 111111II11 111 session of the Catholic University of ruary 22, 1932; that it was planned Members of the Holy Name society .\meric8 here August 1 and re to have, on March 4, a great proces will .receive Communion in a body NEVER this Sunday at the 7 o’clock Mass. ^WiVWSrtiWS^AVWVVAVWSiWVVWSAWAVWVWV vealed to them a number of remark sion in which would be re-enacted able things that are in prospect. bits from each of every one of the High Masses for the week were an Perhaps the most amazing thing inauguration parades ever held; that nounced -as follows: Monday for revealed by the speakers "was the an at Eastertime some great mass cere Rev. Ferroll Girardey, C.SS.R.: NIGHT LAW SCHOOL *nouncement by Frederick Vining monies would be held around the Tuesday and Wednesday for Mf. and Fisher, executive officer of the Dis Washington monument; that the gov Mrs. M. Zeller; Thursday for the ernors from the 48 states would come Purgatorian society. BEFORE i\- WESTMINSTER LAW SCHOOL trict of Columbia commission for the A course of sermons on the Com Duly Accredited by the 'Supreme Court of Colorado. bi-centennial, that radio authorities here on April 30; that on Jul|y 4 of the centennial year there would be mandments is being preached by Classes Begin September 1. have given assurance that television will have come into its own by 1932, held the first re-union of the thir the priests of the parish. 3 H Empire Bldg., Sixteenth and Glenarm Place and that the commissions ar^ taking teen original states; that the farm Requiem Mass was .offered Monday COLLEGE COURSE IN CONNECTION this into consideration in making their ers would come in great numbers to by Father Berberich'for William P. A Liberal Art* Course to Prepere StudenU for the Law School pJans. With this assurance, Mr. commemorate the fact that George Welsh, husband of Marguerite Welsh, SO LOW! Addrus Fisher said, it is hoped that people Washington was b farmer; that labor who died August 1. throughout the United States will be leadera promise, for Labor day, the Father Guenther began his annual greatest demonstration of its kind ten days’ retreat. Tuesday. J iftHN D»“ . 625 Kittredfe Bldf. MAin 0481 able to see as well as hear the Pres JOHN E. NELSON, Re(litrar, 3 tl Empire Bid*. KEystone 7551 ident when he malces his address on the world has ever seen; that the pro F. J. Gunn and daughter, Kather February 22, 1932. gram goes on with fitting ceremonies ine, who for several years had lived at 870 Fox street, moved this week to In addition to Mr. Fisher, the marking Constitution day, ColumbUs day. Armistice day. Thanksgiving the Sherwood apartments, 1554 speakers were William Tyler Page, Logan street. clerk of the United States house of day, and so on through the remainder of the year. Father Shaw left Thursday, July representatives and executive secre 31, for Chicago on mission and re tary of th© Federal George Washing In beginning his address, Mr. Page ton Bi-CentenPial commission, and told the sisters that he knew of no treat work which will take him to body of people that could better carry several Eastern cities. J. Leo Kolb, prominent Catholic lay Miss Catherine Maguire of the man of this city and a member of the abroad the message of the centennial celebration. class of '30 will entertain her class District of Columbia commission. Mr. Page emphasized the point mates at the regular monthly reunion Dr. Roy J. Deferrar, dean of the this Friday evening. summer session, presided. that the observance would be of a spiritual character rather than of a Donald Canny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Feature, of Celebration material character, and that it is Richard Canny, 736 Elati street, and Mr. Fisher told the summer stu being planned to give inspiration Hedlcy Baskerville, son of Mr. and dents of the utfiversity that it is the and encouragement to future gener Mrs. H- T. Baskerville, 460 Fox dream of those preparing for the bi ations. street, underwent operations for ap pendicitis Saturday at the Children’s no^ital. Donal4 Pollock. 308 West 4th avenue, had his tonsils and LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Many Clergymen at Funeral of adenoids removed in the week. An Inttitntlon for the Mffher edaemtion of women, conducted by the SUteri Lawrence (Pork) Ochs was severely 4^ LorcfVOe Fully necredited by the North Centrsl Aeioeiation. holds mem shaken up and his arm badly bruised bership in the AsioeUtion of Ameriesn Colleges sncHthe American Coundt in an auto accident Tuesday evening. of Eduestfon. Empowered by the stnte.to grant degrees of Art, Sdenea Mother of Rev. Edward Woeber and Music. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Collins of 1050 Kalamath street left Sun Twenty-eight priests attended the Godfrey Raber, Vicar General of the day for a three mouths’ vacation on LORETTO^HEIGHTS ACADEMY funeral of Mrs, Rudolf Woeber of 79 Denver diocese and pastor of St. the coast. In Portland, Oregon, they BoerdinK school for youns ladle, and (iris. Accredited by the Catholle Logan street, Denver, at S t Francis Mary’s church, Colorado Springs. UnlTcrsity, Boulder Unlvcrilty and North Central Aisocintlon. will visit Mrs, Collins’ brother, de Sales’ church, Denver, Thursday Lorenz Woeber of Bakersfield, Thomas McCrory. In San Diego and For catalogue and detailc addrees, THE REGISTRAR morning, when her son, the Rev. Ed California, a son of the deceased San Francisco they will visit Mr. and i ward Woeber of S t Mary’s church, Loretto Heights College, Loretto, Colorado woman, was here for the ceremonies. Mrs. Charles Smith arid Tom Collins, Colorado Springs, was celebrant of There was a large attendance of the former Denverites. the Solemn Requiem Mass, witn the laity. In addition to the Denver Pupil’s of Miss Dorothy Croft gave Rev. Michael Harrington and the clergymen present, therc'^were sev a program of dancing In the parish Rev. Daniel O’Connell, both of St. eral priests from Colorado Springs, auditorium Sunday evening to an ap Francis de Sales’, as deacon and sub Father Regis Barrett, O.S.B., of preciative audience of 150, Those EVERYTHING deacon. Seminarian William Kelly Canon City; Father E. Senese of who took part were Florence Grave- Presentation Parish was master of ceremonies and minor Herrin, . Illinois; the Rev. William line, Rilda Rose Brown, Mary Louise offices were taken by Seminarians Fitzgerald, S.J., o f Rockhurst col Smith, Doris Roland, Beverly Grave For Your Home John Wogan, Barry iMgan and Roy lege, Kansas City, and the Rev. John line, Louise Nelson, Esther Burke, THE BARNUM PHARMACY Breen. The absolution after the G. Krost, S.J., professor of philos Shirley McCall, Rita Mathews, Mar DRUGS— PRESCRIPTIONS-^ODA SERVICE Wc Delircr— Telephones TAbor 3608 or 9721 Mass was given by the R t Rev. Msgr. ophy and Greek at ’St. Mary of the garet McCormack, Phyllis Rust, Reduced in Our Big John F. Reilly, Prop; Seventh uid Knox Court Lake seminary, Mundelein, Illinois. Mdxine Clark, Marion LaBate, Early 85 WILL RECEIVE The choir from St. Elizabeth’s Maddox, Mary' Evelyn O’Brien and church, 'directed by Miss Josephine Patsy Dees. TWENTIETH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS FIRST COMMUNION Woeber, sister-in-law of the deceased In preparation for the football woman, sang. Interment was made season lockers have been built and a set of twelve new suits has been Ventilating, Guttering, Smoke Stacks. Steel Ceilings, Skylights and Walsenburg.— This Sunday morn in Mount Olivet cemetery. Mrs. AUGUST Furnace Work Woeber died last Sunday. purchased. The first game is sched ing will see the closing of the va uled for September 21. D. O’Brien. Phone Mein 5426 cation school at St. Mary’s. The Otto Winter is making his first school has been very successful and 2141-43 Court Piece, et Twentieth Avenue end Logen CATHEDRAL BOYS’ year’s novitiate as a Redemptorist in credit is largely due to the sisters .who DeSoto, Mo. He received the habit worked so hard in preparing the chil CAMP IS TO OPEN of the order the eve of the Feast of FURNITURE SALE We Specialize in Quality Food.Products dren in four short weeks for their St. Alphonsus, Friday, August 1. First Holy Communion. Approxi The Cathedral choir and sanctuary Prayers were requested at the mately eighty-five of the one hun boys will open their annual camp at Masses last Sunday for the Rev. Fer- H U B CAFE dred and fifty children in attendance St. William's lodge, AUenspark, near roU Girardey, CiSS.R., 91 years ’ old, will receive their First Communion This sensational sale started Mon 1901 Welton St. H. Gete*, Prop. the Rocky Mountain National park, who died July 31. this Simday morning. next week. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor The '29 club members will journey day, surpassing all previous and Father Liciotti went to Antonito Josephs Bosetti, chancellor of the dio to the home of Miss Madeline 9luus- on Wednesday to assist the Theatine cese, will be in charge of the camp, ner in Roggin, Colo., this Sunday for similar events. Fathers in the celebration of the as usual. He will leave Denver Mon a reunion. ' -- PEERLESS CLEANERS Feast of St. Cajetan. day afternoon to prepare for the first St. Joseph’s Dramatic club's base ' A' You Look Better and You Feel Right When Your Clothes Are Cleaned. Many prices that were already St. Mary’s parish is very proud of detachment. The boys go in two ball team defeated the St. Dominic J. R. Arm*trong, Prop. 636 19th St. the delegation sent to the laymen’s groups, the smaller ones spending a team at Elitch's gardens Sunday by low have now been further reduced retreat at Holy Cross abbey in Canon week and the larger ones two weeks 7 to 6. City. Of the twenty-five men who at the lodge. Every year a group of The swimming party held Tuesday to new levels. Gets Spark Plug— The Plug That Never Fouls made the retreat, eleven were from the larger lads climbs Long’s peak, evening at Boulder was attended by SOLD UNDER MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Walsenburg. It is the hope of the one of the severest climbs in the forty-five members. This sale is a real opportimity for EASTMAN SALES CO. (lastor that seven or eight men will Rockies, with Monsignor Bosetti, Bert McCloskey is in Pueblo, Colo., 1024 Broedwdy TAbor 2676 attend the second retreat, which who is an experienced Alpinist. The this week. He was sent there by his those who are how in the market for will open this Sunday. The following camp is held every year as a reward employers, the Graham Bros., to QUALITY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS men made the first retreat: A. J. to the boys for their services at the execute a contract for scenic work. furniture as well as for those who Dissler, August Wahlmier, William Cathedral. The final contingent will The club extends sincere sympathy have put off buying until THE MOST VIRGINIA PASTRY SHOP Krier, Nicholas Agnes, Paul Krier, return to Denver about Labor day, to (Charles Rust on the death of his Norman Eastner, Joseph Simon, J. mother. FAVORABLE MOMENT. 211 E. Virginia Open Evenings for Your Convenience south 4300 M. Cisneros, Mike Judiscak, Gerald $25,000 SPENT TO Miss Helen Blair, singer, who made Bonfadini and Amarante Maldonado. such^ splendid impression as soloist Suites for living room, bedroom, Father Larkin and Father O’Brien ENLARGE ORPHANAGE at one of the recent concerts of the were visitors at the rectory on Mon Denver Municipal band, sang again (Continued From Page 1) dining room, sunroom and break day, They were on their way to Thursday and will also be heard this Del Norte. made as soon as they are completed. Saturday, fast room — chairs, tables, rugs, It had been the desire of the sisters to have everything in readiness be A junior clerk approached the head beds, bedding, etc.— all are sharply JESUIT COMPLETES fore the opening of the fall term but of a firm which was doing none too FLIGHT OVER U. the contract for the work was not well, with a view to a raise in salary. reduced. signed until the arrival of Mother “ Certainly not,” was the reply, (Continued From Page 1) Coelestine, provincial of the Order “ and let me warn you, young man, if CONVENIENT terms will be ar of the shrine as the plane swooped of Franciscan Sisters in charge of St, you’re not careful I’ll make you a down. The shrine bells were rung as Clara’s orphanage, from the mothei^- partner!” ranged. Used , furniture will be the plane circlea overhead. house in St. Louis, Mo. Mother Coel- A telegram had informed the priests cstine was here in June. The sisters taken in trade as part payment. A ■ at Auriesville of the coming visit of expect to care for about 260 children Whether--4 small deposit will hold any pur the “ Marquette.” It read as fol this fall although the enrollment of lows: the institution is now considerably chase. “ Miesionary plane ‘Marquette’ below that figure owing to the fact leaving New York about noon today. that many are out on vacation. it*s hot or cold Arriving Auriesville this afternoon. Furniture of such unquestioned , Win drop wreath over hallowed spot as a greeting to the inhabitants of the REASONS FOR CHURCH-GOING STYLE and SMARTNESS was Yo^ can assist this paper by scene of J o n e s’ martyrdom from TO BE EXAMINED never before priced so low. their Jesuit brethren, the Eskimos An inquiry as to whether spiritual patronizing our advertisers and and the Alaskan missionaries.” guidance or political advantage is up; The plane reached Buffalo safely permost in the minds of politicians by using later the same afternoon. The next who regularly occupy pews in Chi afternoon it arrived at the Municipal cago churches is to be launched by airport in Detroit. It took o ff again the crime investigation committee of for Chicago and the other cities the Chicago Church federation, ac- A m e r ic a n where it stopped en route to San (yirding to the Rev. Dr. Frank E. Francisco. Brother Feltes hoped to Jensen, chairman o f the committee, reach San Francisco July 30. ONLY HALF THERE? R ^ ^ i s t e r Father Dolan and Brother Feltes NEW RELIGIOUS PROVINCE Make an Appointment With Furniture Co. expect to reach Alaska about Augrust IN IRELAND Dr. JMartin Mareic, Chiropractor 15, the Feast of the Assumption of An Irish province of the Brothers IN NEW LOCA'nON— MONDAY Our Lady. The plane will be used of the Order of Hospitallers o f ’ St. Denver Theater Bldg., Suite 318 Sixteenth at Lawrence in Alaska not only to carry the mis John of God is in the process of for Examinations by Neurocaloraeter sionaries to their far-flung missions, mation, and Rev. Bro. Francis de Office Honrs 8:30 A. M. to 1 P. M. Stickers but also in times of emergency to Sales Whittaker, at present profes- bring aid to the sick and injured and sot of medical science at the head during epidemics to rush serums to house in Lyons, has been chosen as THE BARGAIN BOOK stricken victims. Weeks and even delegate. months will be saved by means of the STORE The merchants will thank you plane, especially during the winter FOUNDER OF JESUITS IS Carries Largest Stock of for receiving them— months when the rivers are frozen HONORED IN ROME Catholic School Books over. The plane will enable rhe Solemn services in commemoration School books for the following « of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder JOSEPH J. CELLA I people of the scattered mission sta parishes are included in the stock: tions to have the service of priests of the famous missionary and teach CATHEDRAL We will thank you for distrib on very short notice. ing order known as the Society ot SACRED HEART INSURANCE The idea of a missionary plane Jesus, were held July 31 at the Gesu, ST. JOSEPH’S uting them— y first came to the Jesuits in Alaska mother church of the Jesuits in Rome, HOLY FAMILY when they entertained for several and at St, Ignacio, the church that ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ 526 Denham Bldg. months the crew o f a piano which bears his name. ST. CATHERINE’ S had capsized. The crew, to show ST. DOMINIC’S their gratitude, took some of the You will have the satisfaction A lawyer was drayring up papers ANNUNCIATION KEYSTONE 2633 fathers on their rounds in the plane of partnership for two manufactur In addition to the new boolu. biindredn when it had been repaired. The mis ers. He went over the papers before of Kood, clean copiea of lecond-btnd of having performed a good sionaries resolved to obtain a plane of the final signing, but ho found them bookj will be offered at a decided reduc their own and the Marquette league incomplete. tion in price. Mai J I •tT '1 Thursday. August 7, 1980 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE NINE &■ Cloistered Orders Defended by ST. LEO’S LAWN MSGR. MESTES SOCIAL AUG. 13 PASSES AWAY THIS SATURDAY THE M A Y I(adio Speaker as Aid to Mankind (St. Leo’s Parish) The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Ramon E. Madden'was the sMaker at a Mestes, Vicar General of the Diocese mass meeting held in the basement of of Monterey-Fresno, California, died August 9-—7:00 P. M. Till Midnight COMPANY Speaking on “ The Science of that the members bind themselves by S t Leo’s church Tuesday evening, in San Jose Tuesday' nigl^- UntH Sainthood'^ and pointing out the prac the vows of poverty, chastity and obe August 5. A record crowd was in the late spring, Monsignor Mestes tical value o f the religious life, the dience . . . attendance. The purpose of this was pastor of Monterey, which has Rev. )Dr. Prancis J. Connell, C.SS.R., “ Since the service of God is im meeting was to make preparations two of the Old Missions,, one in the of the Redemptorlst House of Studies. perfect unless it includes the service for the big lawn social that will be city, one not far out, both still used St. Mary^s Festival Esopne, N. Y., inaugurated last Sun of one’s neighbor, religions devote held in the parish Aug, 18. The main as parish churches. In the one out day the “ Catholic Hour” series of themselves to works of mercy in be feature is to be a Virginia baked bam side the city, Fra Junipero Serra is addresses dealing with great religious half of their fellow men. Some con dinner, which will be prepared by J buried, and Monsignor Jffestes de founders. The “ Catholic Hour” ' is duct' hospitals, others take care of Curtain, owner of Linty Moore’s signed a magnificent sarcophagus WILLOWCROFT MANOR sponsored by the National Council of orphans and foundlings, others un cafe. A meeting of all the commit that now stands in one of the mission Catholic Men and is broadcast over dertake the arduous work of educa tees for the lawn social was held buildings, although not directly over One l'; . I i:ji