^ m m ,000 SPENT ON ANNUNCIATION CHURCH INTERIOR MAGDALEN CHAPEL AT Novena of Grace 10 YEARS’ WORK iGOOD SHEPHERD HOME IS Owed to Miracle FINISHED WITH of Saint Xavier !T0n BE READY ABODT MAY 1 Among the churches of Colorado I $90,000 Being Spent on Improvements at Great wtere the famous Novena of Grace Father Callanan Has will be celebrated this year are Sa Institution cred Heart and Loyola churches, Made Building One Denver, and S t Augustine’s church, of Glory Spots The recent mild weather has per- Brighton. The story of how this no and especially the sublimity of the vena arose is one of the most fascin Itmitted work on the new Magdalen Rocky Mountains prove a powerful The laying of a marble floor in the 1 chapel and home at the House of the ating in the history of modem Cath inspiration in their lives. olic devotions. Annunciation church,. Denver, adds JGood Shepherd, Denver, to progress The Sisters of the Good Shepherd the last touch to one of the most ll'rapidly. The building of the new form a cloistered order that follows Among the many devotions adopted Tw* u**‘““*' Catholic Welfare Conference Newi Service Snppliet The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. by the faithful to invoke the inter beautiful church interiors in the city " chapel and,,the remodeling of the old the Rule of St. Augustine. Besides We Have Alio Our Own Exteniive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the and marks the completion of a pro- “preservate’' orphanage of the Good the three ordinary vows of poverty, cession of St. Frpneis Xavier was a Fidei Service and the California Catholic Preis Service nine days’ prayer called the novena gp'am of church decoration and fur |Shepherd Sisters into the home of chastity and obedience, they take a nishing that has amounted to about the Magdalens, a penitential order of fourth vow to work for the conver in honor of his canonization. In a sisters directed by the Sisters of the sion and instruction of "penitents,” VOL. XXV. No. 28. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1930. $2.00 PER YEAR vision, St. Francis himself suggested $80,000 in the last ten years. Growth Good Shepherd, will be completed this devotion to Father Mastrilli, of the parish school has kept pace the girls or women who are placed with the development of the church about May according to Mother under their care. These vows are whom he miraculously cured at the Mary of St. Emiliana, who is in point of death. In the year 1633 the under the leadership of the Rev. M. renewed each year for five years be F, Callanan, P.R., until the school, charge of the work in Denver. The fore becoming perpetual. The char Viceroy of Naples wished to cele new Magdalen home in Denver will acter of anyone desiring to join this brate the Feast of the Immaculate whose students have won high scho be the first of its kind to be estab order must be free from the slightest Conception and requested Father lastic and athletic honors, has be LISTENING IN come noted as one of the largest lished west of Omaha. taint of suspicion, in fact, the appli Mastrilli to superintend the decora cant's family history may be .exam The death February 26 of Cardi tions in the Royal church. While the Catholic schools in Denver. ined for four or five generations nal Merry del Val, who pasted away priest Vas adorning the altar a ham The somber exterior of Annuncia back. in Rome as a result of an operation, mer slipped from the hand of one of tion church gives no hint of the glo This attractive addition to the Under the charge of these sisters removed one of the best-knowii fig the tradesmen working at the dome ries that await the visitor within. stately building of the Good Shep are three distinct classes, the “pre- ures in the modern Catholic world. and struck the priest on the temple, Beautiful oil paintings are found on herd home is to be known as the servates” or children that are secured Papal Secretary of State undey the felling him to the ground. For days either side of the vestibule, one de Osner Memorial chapel. The total from danger before they have been saintly Pope Pius X, tbe Spanish Car he lingered at the point of death, and picting the Nativity of our"‘Lord and cost of the work is estimated at ?90,- stained by serious crime; "penitents” dinal was one of those intimately re although eminent physicians were in the other His Crucifixiop. A moral 1000, of which $60,000 is a gift. or the girls and women who desire sponsible for the high ethical stand attendance, they at last despaired of ist might stop and philosophize on Among other gifts to the new chapel to do penance for wayward lives or ards of Papal diplomacy that have his recovery and atinounced that his the shortness of life and kindred is the pipe organ given by the J. K. who are placed there for their own done so much in recent years to death was at hand. At this crisis St. thoughts called forth by the signifi (Mullen Charity Foundation and a good by parental or civil authority; break down political opposition to Frtincis Xavier appeared to him, re- cance of the pictures, but the visitor ‘beautiful statue of the Virgin Mary and the "Magdalens” made up of the Church. Son of a Spanish am (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 4) 'donated by the Good Shepherd Aid “penitents” who desire to remain in bassador to Great Britain and brother ‘society. the convent for life. The Magdalens of the present incumbent of that po ‘ The Sisters of the Good Shepherd are a very strictly cloistered order, sition, he brought eminent family are_ well known for their work in following as closely as possible the traditions to his Papal diplomatic caring for unfortunate girls. Al austere Rule of the Third Order of work. Apostolic Delegate Likely though the sisters share in the Com- Mount Carmel. They spend their ^iiunity Chest and have snjall amounts lives in prayer and penance and do "Bishop’' Frank Rice of Ihe Liberal to Install Archbishop Beckman |Of money sometimes from parents of manual labor for their support. One Church has put out a “Blue-Penciled girls who are placed there, the insti of the most important ways is fine Edition of the Holy Bible,” or rather tution is mainly .self-supporting sewing such as babies’ layettes. he advertises it. Frank is frank. He Selection of May 7, the Feast of ministrator, Monsignor Barry, went through its laundry'. There are spa In “Denver the Sisters of the Good the Patronage of St, Joseph, as the to Omaha to confer with the Metro cious grounds about the home. says that single copies are $50 each politan. Specific plans for his re Shepherd for years conducted an In and eleven copies can be had for tentative date for the installation of The Convent of the Good Shepherd dian school. Then for many years ception and for the ceremonies at $500. Some of the other publicity the Most Rev. Francis J. L. Beckman, at Louisiana avenue and Colorado they had a lar^e "preservate’* de seeking gentry who blue-pencil the St. Raphael’s Cathedral Will be made'' boulevard stands all by itself on the partment, in addition to the work for former Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska, later by a committee of the clergy of outskirts of Denver. The very fact Bible nowadays are not so candid older girls. This preservate depart about^'flieir motives. as fourth Archbishop of Dubuque has the archdiocese. bf its isolation makes for a peaceful, ment has now been discontinued. been announced. It is probable that the Archbishop Iquiet life for the 2$ sisters and more will be enthroned by the Apostolic Some of our writers in other, dio This date wa.s set by the Arch than 150 girls. The beautiful view bishop when a committee of Dubuque Delegate, the Most Rev, Pietro Fuma- jsfforded to the surrounding country cesan editions of The Register >ave been running a race to see who can prie-sts at the suggestion of the ad soni-Biondi of Washington, D.C. lishop Tihen to Be Speaker at contribute the best Catholic oke. One young woman is close to the championship with the reply an Irish ^ Holy Ghost Church Ash Wednesday school girl gave to an officious ex NEW PRESIDENT NAMED FOR aminer who asked her the difference Ash Wednesday, noon-day service Bride studios at Pietrasanta, Italy, between Noe’s Ark and Joan of \nd Imposition of Ashes at 12:10 will the work of Italian sculptors, and is She told him that Noe’s Apk Iwas LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Jipen the special Lenten schedule at a duplicate of the well known Little made of wood and Joan of Arc was ioly Ghost church. Rt. Rev. Bishop Flower that adorns both the Actors’ Maid of Orleans. Bishop MacGinley .Sister Mary Edmond, head of the Edmond received her Bachelor’s de Henry Tihen will preach. A male chapel and the newly enlarged upper of Frenso contributed a story about classical department of Loretto gree at Creighton university of [sextette from the Holy Ghost choir Church of St, Malachy’s, New York a boy who wanted to know who the Heights college, has been appointed Omaha, and her Master’s degree at vill sing. In the evening at 7:45 city. Since the Holy Ghost church monk was that did so much swimqiioK president of the college. She has the University of Denver. She will lev. William S. Neenan will preach. has a long established public St. Rita —"blessed art thou a monk swim- been at Loretto since 1920, having get her degree of Doctor of Philos Sunday evenings at 7 :45 Rev. F. J. service on Tuesday mornings and eve - 'ming.” A Monsignor says that ‘ the taught before that time at St. Mary’s ophy this year from S^^. Louis uni ijJahoncy, S.J., will be the preacher. nings, there will be no special devo heat he knows is the statement of a academy in Denver. Sister Mary versity, St. Louis. ^Fhe Holy Ghost choir win render tions in honor of fft'Therese. youth in a mission church who was special music. The pastor. Father Great Work for Poor helping the pastor to prepare for Keenan, will preach on Sunday room A splendid offering was received at iais Holiness Pope Pius XI, photographed on the occa^bn of his recent M sms and who announced that the ings. the doors of this church last Sunday visit to the oflSces of Osservatore Romano, in-Ufe Vatican City. The visit candles were lit and the curates were Noon-day services will be held for the St. Vincent de Paul society took place.on tbe Feast of St. Francis de Sales,'patron of the press. The. full. The same Monsignor tells the throughout the season on Wednes- of the downtown church. A remark tablet in the wall, above the head of the. Holy Father, was dedicated at story of a lad who wanted to know SOCIAL ACTION Jlays and Fridays at 12:10, closing able report was read of the work of this time to Commemorate the visit Gbvernor Serafini of Vatican City who the pilot was that was alsrays stands at the left.— (Wide World Photo). n t 12:35. On Wednesdays various this notable conference during the punching people — "suffered under The naval conference shows daily punches pilot,” / (By Stephen A. Daly) fcreachers of the city will occupy th6 past year. The conference is sus A New York garment strike came, how important security is in rela Ppulpit. On Fridays the Stations of tained by the proceeds from the poor {Continued on Page 4) | looked around a while both in the tion to armament. The Catholic *^^he Cross will be given and the same boxes of the church, the annual col conference room and on the picket |ervice will be repeated on Friday lection, offerings from the members NEW CHURCH AT FARMINGTON line, and then was settled. After Peace association is issuing on this venings. The regular SL Rita devo- at their weekly meetings, and from one of those compromise victories very point a report of its Europe ions vdll be held on Tuesday eve- the sale of The National Register and IS BLESSED BY ARCHBISHOP Vorl aod Ideals which are normal in collective bar committee headed by Father Joseph pings. Our Sunday Visitor at the doors of gaining, the workers went back to F. Thorning, S.J. The report has a Gift of St. Thereie Statue the church after the Sunday Masses. work. They are nearly all "foreign An exquisite statue of S t Therese, The conference subscribes for 400 Farmington, N. M.—The Most Rei'. church, Durangd, delivered the ser ers." They have given a lesson in study club outline attached. At the Ihe Little Flower, has been donated copies each of these publications. It Archbishop Albert T. Daeger of mon. About-tnirty clergymen from Americanism to the Nordics of the naval conference security is the Ham Ijo the Holy Ghost church. The ben- distributes aid both within and with New Mexico and sojuthem Colorado K. of C. Told by southern cotton mills, employes and let, the death’s head, tbe head of Santa Fe and Very Rev. Urban jfactor wishes to remain nameless. out the parish to the extent of $200 cities were also in attendance. The Freundt, O.F.M., Provincial of the employers alike. What they have the table. AH ye who want peace The statue is a product of the Mc monthly. Rev. Fintan Zumbahlan, O-^’-M., is done reminds one of the tragically and want it hard enough to think Franciscan Fathers at Cincinnati, the pastor at Farmington./Three Ur- Ohio, were present at the dedication wilful waste of time and emotions about it and work for it must remem suline Sisters teach iif the parish Supreme Directijr which the once well-known Ku KIux ber this demand for security, and of the new Sacred Heart church here school here. Farmington is the cen then examine the question: "Security Wednesday, Feb. 26. The Rev. Wil ter for a number of missions in New Klan squandered. lethodists Surrender Religious liam Kipp, pastor of St. Columha’s Mexico. The work and ideals of the Knights for what?” of Columbus were recounted at' a A big issue in the senate fight over luncheon in Denver February 22 jby Hughes as Supreme Court chief jus Dr. John O’Grady’s “The Catholic Control of Conununity Center Francis P. Matthews of Uma^, tice was the value and the/interest Church and the Destitute,” in the Twenty-Second Ann iversary of Fr. Leo’s Nebraska, member of the supreme return of public utilities. Dr. John Calvert Series which Macmillan pub The North Side Community center, Italians of North Denver. Later, so beard of directors of the order. Mr. Ryan in a Harvard Business Review lishes, has chapters on The Laity and or the pa.st twenty-two years con- cial welfare work was added. The Matthews was in Denver in the In article argues for adequate legisla Catholic Charities, Charity and Social ucted by the Methodist Church Ex- center has been a thorn in the side Death Kept at St. terest of the selective membership tion to direct the courts so that Justice, and Catholic Charities in lension society and originally organ of the Catholic Church for a number Elizabeth’s Church campaign now being conducted all courts will not be law-makers. He Practice which Catholics, active in, Iized with the idea of carrying on of years. over the country by the K. of C. He argues that the value should^ be pru interested in or simply observers of Last Sunday, Feb. 23, was the Communion at St. Elizabeth’s church, dent investment plus an amount for Catholic charities, ought to read. proselytizing work among North Den Last May, at the suggestion of the twenty-second anniversary of the as went from Denver to Colorado ver Italians, was incorporated today Community Chest, Catholics were was shot to death by an anarchist. Springs, where he delivered an ad increases in the price level made nec Reports from all over the country sassination of the Rev. Leo Heinrichs, High Mass was offered Sunday by the dress on Saturday evening. At the essary by past Supreme Court deci indicate that there is far more un a center of non-sectarian social asked to have representatives on the O.F.M., who, while di.stributing Holy welfare activities for the people of board of directors. Bishop J. Henry pastor for Father Leo’s beatification. luncheon held in Denver at the Den sions, and that the rate of return employment than government reports hat community. The change of Tihen left the matter to the execu ver Dry Goods Co. store, there w^e should not be more than enough to or the newspapers admit.—N.C.W.C. fianagement is owing largely to the tive committee of the Catholic Chari more than seventy-five membep attract new capital. Social Action IXepartment. tand taken by the Community Chest ties. The Rev. John R. Mulroy, dio present. T fficials that continued support from cesan director of the Catholic Chari An unusual feature brought ofit he Chest would be forthcoming only ties, was the Bishop’s representative by John J. Sullivan, Colorad^o staxe n the condition that the center be in the negotiations. deputy of the order, as he introduced onducted in a manner which would In the articles of incorporation Mr. Matthews, was that the two su leet the approval of Bishop Tihen, filed Thursday the new management preme directors present, Mr.. Mat he Chest officials having taken the of the center has entered into an thews and John H, Reddin of Denver, Hand that the people among whom agreement with the Methodist Church are respectively the youngest, add Perhaps the greatest difficulty which any progressive [he work of the center w-as being Extension society, which owns the h ¥ oldest members of the board. Hak- class paper has to overcome in the advertising field comes with lone were Bishop Tihen’s people. On center, that henceforth the North old A. Kiley, grand knight of the k e other hand, the board of the Side Community center will be used Denver council, presided at the me«- the “Me Too” boys from the less influential class papers of the Ilethodist Church Extension society as a center of non-sectarian social f T ''¥ _ V - M i ing. , Among the distinguished mem community. The “Me Too” boys from the lesser lights sit flso showed a great wllingpiess to co- welfare activities. It has been agreed bers present was District Deputy Jo^ around like vultures waiting for the issues of the more influ Bperate in making the center desir- that the new corporation-will pur /k eph C. Maguire and the meeting had as guests the Rev. John R. Mulro^, ential papers^ clip out new ads and demand them from the ^ble from the Catholic standpoint. chase the property from the Exten 1 . '5' The North Side Community cen- sion society within the next year. •5- ' director of Catholic Chanties, ai^ merchants for their papers. l^r was started twenty-two years ago Catholic representatives on the the Rev. Terence Devlin, S.J., pastor Advertising in The Register is sold strictly upon the merits Bs a Methodist church, with the idea new board of managers are the Rev. of Sacred Heart-Loyola parish, Den of the paper. We do not ask any merchant to patronize us *lf doing religious work among the ver, who was an intimate friend and (Continued on Page 3) teacher of Mr. Matthews when ho because he patronizes another class paper. We have circula attended Creighton university soihe tion to sell, more than any other class paper in the city. If twenty years ago. our information is correct we have more circulation than all Mr. Matthews expressed his ap ■Nebraska and Colorado Boys preciation at the reception given hiip the other class papers of Denver combined. in Denver and his pleasure at the Because of our overwhelming superiority in circulation, (Continued on Page 4) The Register bears the brunt of this “Me Too” salesmanship. Shine as Catholic U. Debaters We get advertising because we can produce results for the advertisers. We lose advertising because the “Me^Too” sales The Shahan Debating society of with Its lo^c book. The debate with Harvard will limit the teams to two Kindly Ndtice men swing a club over our advertisers with, “You gave it to fee Catholic university at Washing- The Register, and because of that I want it. Of course, if you ^bn, D. C; is to have its first taste men. Representing the university If you are roceiving Tbe Register will be Patrick J. Heaton, Central don’t want our business, we will tell our people about it.” lis year of intercoll^ate competi- (twice weekly) regularly without City, Nebraska, and Robert A. Neary, having placed an order for its sub The Register looks with disdain upon such a method of on during the first week in March, WestcUffe, Colorado. The question scription, it is because the parish ip “salesmanship,” but realizes that it can do nothing to stop cording to the announcement of its of relinquishment of extra-territorial which you live has subscribed as a esident, Archie P. Danos of Denver, rights in China by the United States body. You are entitled to the paper*. such a condition. Our readers, we know, are our good and blorado. Canisius college of Buf- will be the subject of this debate. In No collector will be sent to your loyal friends. They can help us overcome this difficulty by lo will be the first opponent. The all other debates the university will house. No bill will be seat to l(roii. irvard Chinese Debating council, using the paper every week not only as a messenger of Cath use a three-man teaifi composed of Once a year (in most parishes on the olic news but as their shopping guide.. We are not asking un hns Hopkins university of Balti- Mr. Heaton, Mr. Neary and Vincent Rehearsing a comedy number for the six^enth annual benefit per- socond Snnday of Mav) a colloctiop e, Colorado college of Colorado L. Zahner of Louisville, Kentucky. formance of the Catholic Actors’: guild, to be held at the Craig theater, is to be taken up in the churches of qualified preference, but with all things equal at least favor Hngs, Holy Cross college of Also in all debates except that with New York, the evening of Sunday, Jlarch 2. Nearly two score of the stage’s Denver and suburbs for the parish to our advertisers. They are our friends and they deserve our brcester, as well as Canisius, are to Harvard the question will be: "Re subscription fund. Giving to this patronage. met at the university. Definite solved, That all nations should adopt oolleelion is wholly voluntary. Bu| THE REGISTER IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM Ibtes have not yet been set, but ne- a plan of complete disarmament of every member of the parish is enp tiations have been otherwise com- all armed forces except such as are the Catholic Actors’ guild; Gen^biCve Tobin, in "Fiftypillion Frenchmen," titled to receive The Register whether IN COLORADO. It has the lowest-milline ratg, based on local eted and the university team is busy needed for police purposes.” and Rose Hobart, in "Death Takes a Holiday.”— (International Newsreel), he or ahe gives anything individually| circulation, of any paper in Denver.
OJUGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Mis» Margaret Flood Joins Deanery Clinics Are We Offer a Small Amount of Crowded to Capacity Sbters of Mercy at Omaha The clinics sponsored by the Den ver deanery of the N.C.C.W. continue W ork You to be crowded to capacity. Inured Immaculate Conception Hfiss Margaret Flood, daughter of daughter has successfully conducted to privation though they are, the poor Mrs. A. H. Flood of 200 West 2nd the business and had the reputation Mexican children have not been able avenue, left Denver Sunday evening among wholesale merchants of being to endure the misery that has over to enter S t Mary’s novitiate of the one of their keenest buyers. taken them Giis winter. Never See Cathedral Association Sisters of Mercy in Omaha, Nebraska. Miss Flood was lecturer of St. Dr». Lubely, Stander, Cassidy, Hil Miss Flood was bom and reared in Rita’s court, Catholic Daughters of ton and Hutchinson have to forego Incorporated America, for the last three years Denver, her early religious training their lunches and steal time jfrom HIDDEN by lath, plaster, having been obtained in St. Leo’s and she always arranged very de their office hours in order to! care Sunday school, in which church she lightful programs for the social for the hapless little ones. brick and wood, half the received her first Holy Communion. meetings, her clever announcements SERIAL GOLD NOTES She completed her high school edu never failing to draw a full attend Mrs. Paul interpreting, Mrs. plumber’s work is OUT OF cation at Manual Training high ance. Her versatility was displayed Champlin aiding The doctors, Miss SIGHT. school. This was supplemented by a year ago in the Catholic Daughters’ Ruth Dolan writing histories, Mrs. 8 course in art at Reed’s academy minstrels, which she directed very Sanchez and Mrs. Valdez chaHing, March 1, 1931 and two years’ art study under Corey successfully and in which she ap make a busy corp of assistants $t St. And the part you don’i see is just as important—more Dated March 1st, 1930 Due Serially at the time he was cartoonist of The peared as intei;locutor.' She was also Cajetan's, where two clinics are held important in fact—than the glistening fixtures you use March 1, 1940 Rocky Mountain News. Miss Flood an active member of the Queen’s weekly. j every day. ^ showed a decided talent for commer Daughters, being a {wst treasurer of At the Little Flower center i Mrs. cial art and original cartoons. Twelve the society. She injected happiness Champlain, Mrs. Paul and Miss Scott It is imperative that All the work—^the seen and the un Denomination $1,000 and $500 years ago she went into business with into both these organizations and was constitute the entire .staff; more help her fatb^ and was identified with a much loved member. On Thursday would be welcome. ' seen—be done by dependable, competent workmen. We These notes are being issued to retire a like amount him in the Flood Market and Grocery evening previous to her departure On Thursday, February 2(J, at employ only men whom we know—and whom we can company, she doing the buying and committees called at her home bear 2809 Larimer street, a busy scene trust. of notes of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral Asso directing the advertising. Since Mr ing the good wishes of these societies greeted the visitor. Eleven sdwing ciation now held by local banks, and therefore this issue Flood’s death, two years ago, the which she had served so well. machines were going full tilt. jMiss does not represent the incurring of any new indebtedness. Agnea Hogan halted hers for « few moments in order to serve tea tp the The Immaculate Conception Cathedral Association Walsenburg Girl One MINSTREL MONDAY Thursday Sewing guild. Miss Fran O’Connor Plumbing Co. holds title to all of the properties of the Immaculate Con ces Keith sent in a bolt of India of Contest Winners AT ST. CATHERINE’S linen for First Communion dresses, YOUR PLUMBER ception Parish, and in addition to being signed by the and Miss Dorothy Dillon contributed 3030 West 44th Ave. GAlIup 4323 president and secretary of the Cathedral Association, the ■Walsenburg.—Margaret Feller, a (St. CaUierlne’s Parish) bolts of lace for the same. notes will also be signed by the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen junior of St. Mary’s high school, The annual minstrel show under Many of these dresses being inade as Roman Catholic Bishop of Denver. Walsenburg, won third prize in the, the auspices, of the Holy Name soci will be needed. essay contest sponsored by the So ety wdll 1m presented in the com From the North Side catechism The Cathedral Properties are conservatively esti ciety of the Sons of the Revolution munity han Monday evening, March school Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Sadchez MatiBM of Colorado. The subject was: 3, at 8:15 o'clock. All Amos 'n’ Andy report that the enrollment has in Satnrday, mated to be worth in excess of $1,750,000 and this issue “George Rogers Clark: His Services fans will be assured of a full eve creased from 80 to 200, with!new of notes in the amount of $100,000 will constitute the to the United States.’’ Miss Feller ning’s enWrtainmint of their fa names being added daily. I Sunday OGDEN only indebtedness. with her mother attended the ban vorite style. Joseph Schmittling will The Servite Sisters are giving the " COLFAX AT OGDEN quet given by the society on Wash be the loquacious interlocutor and public school children intensive train We recommend these notes very highly as an invest ington’s birthday. To this banquet will "be supported by the following ing and are meeting with gratifying FRIDAY, FEBRUARY as — SATURDAY. SUNDAY, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 2, 8 ment of unquestioned safety. the three first prize winners were garrulous end men: Frank Gartland, response. Since the deanery’s Other invited. The first prize was won by Al Schillinger, Cwtain Lavelle, Ed three catechetical schools are equally “DUNCAN SISTERS” AU Talkior Coiatdr. Corteous Back-Stay* Romaaea Legal for Estate and Trust Funds in Colorado. Ralph Peck and second by Frank Floyd, Lawrence Merkl and Bernard flourishing, a busy springtime is an Pierson, both seniors of East Denver Lowery. The musical numbers of the ticipated. Miss Scott will present ' TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 4, B AND 6 ^ Free from all Colorado State and local taxation. high school Last year Miss Feller pro^am will be furnished by the her orchestra to the public at thd en Dramatic Sanaation of the Year—WALTER HUSTON in won the first prize in the same con following talented soloists: £d tertainment of the Garfield Welfare test, when the subject was, “George ‘‘THE LADY LIES” O’Connor, John Bums, John O’Brien, association February 28, though the All TftUdnf. A Pictur« That WUl Electrify You With Its Mighty Drama. Price 100 and Interest to Yield 5yo% ■VVashington; His Character and Its Okarles Lyman, Patrick Quinlan; and tenor banjo and the saxophone are Don*t Miss l ^ s One. Influence Today.” Besides medals, John Langdon. The assisting choris still lacking. A second banjo was We will be pleased to send you a circular which the winners received cash awards. ters will be the Messrs. Bernard and recently contributed by Mrs, M. E. gives complete details. Rev. Mother Lucy, superioress of Fenton Lawlor, William Lowery, Nei- Hanson. i the Benedictine Sisters of Atchison, dorf, Wagner and Parney. James Miss Agnes Hanson has offere^ her Kansas, recently visited the Benedic Keogh, assisted by Father McCarthy, services for Saturday iafternoop on tine Sixers of St. Mar^s school. She will direct the production. “Ain’t the motor corps. This' will be wel THE BEST IN USED FURNITURE Sullivan & Company was accompanied by Sister Inez. that sumpin!” come news to tho ladies of the Cath St. Mary’s parish celebrated its an The members of the Altar and Ro- olic Benefit shop. Finding someone We Rent Folding Chairs, Card and Banquet Tables, I n v e s t m e n t Se c u r it ie s nual pre-Lenten festival Saturday. ary society will receive Communion each day to bring in the contributions Dishes, Silverware, Anything in Stock. Established 1888 'The main features of the evening at the 7 o’clock Mass this Sunday. AH proves the most harassing of aU ^eir SECURITY BUILDING DENVER, COLORADO were a supper given by the ladies of the married ladies of the parish are cares. | PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 the Tabernacle society, Cino games ,An anonymous friend from Leav and a patriotic entertainment given requested to join the members In re PHONE TABOR 4264 ceiving Communion at this Mass: enworth, Kansas, recently seat a by the school children. package of fine salable articles, which Last Friday death claimed Mrs. Elmore S. Lutz, son of Mr, and were much appreciated by the dean Hows: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phono Main 8487 Francises Maes, 60 years old. Mrs, Mrs. Claude Lutz, /4508 Newton ery. Another parcel joyously wel Reaidence Phone, York 2888 Sullivan and Company 'ame to this country more than street, who died at Mercy hospital comed was from Stoneham, Colorado. years ago, and was well known Sunday, was buried'from St, Cather These contributions greatly encour Security Building community. Her death is a ine’s today. age the ladies, assuring them of in DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST DenTer, Colomdo. spt-ere blow to the family, as it In the Honaso basketball tourna creasing interest in their little marked the fourth time within two ment St. Leo’s team defeated St. charges. Suite 722 Mack Buildup, ]6th uid California St>. Please send me a circular describing the notes of the Immac months that this grim reaper has en Catherine’s in the gym Sunday after The Catholic Benefit shop at 1219 ulate Conception Cathedral Association. tered the home. Funeral services noon, Two games were played by Lawrence street continues to be the were held February 27 at St. Mary’s St. Catherine's own teams, Kava- only financial support of all deanery church, a Requiem Mass having been nangh’s quintet defeating Wash activities. Those in charge ask that Name...... sung by the Rev. J.' B. Liciotti. burn’s and Evatz’s cagers defeating this fact be not overlooked. Call John Youhouse, pioneer miner of Breen’s. Tabor 2916 and articles will be called The Williamson Mantel & Tile Co. The men of the Holy Name society Address..^...... Del Carbon, who was killed last Fri for. Reliable and Satisfactory Workmanship Guaranteed day in an automobile accident, was will hold their regular March meet Visitors to the Little Flower cen We Will Gladly Estimate Any Job Without Obligation buried Sunday afternoon from St, ing Wednesday evening after church ter or to any of the clinics will be Mary’s church. A Requiem High services instead of Monday evening. interested in seeing what can be done 410 Weat Colfax Phone KEyatone 4082 I Mass for the repose of his soul was Mother Benita and Sister Urbana, by the sale of discarded articles. sung Sunday morning at 10 o’clock/ two members of the faculty who have With a larger and better shop ;the ^ ^ A A A. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A .. .a. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS been ill, are now convelescing lucely, revenue could be trebled. The dean All of the newest effects in well the former at the convent and the lat ery members hope and pray that THEY ARE RELIABLE paper or paint ezaented by Schayer’s, ter at Mercy hospital. some time, somehow, this may be Colfax at Josephine. The Altar and Rosary society fnet achieved. Tuesday and received as new mem This winter has taxed the strength New Marianne bers the Mesdames W. J. /Stahlberg, and courage of all deanery workers. R. Glass, W. A. Smith and £. A. The terribly inadequate Quarters for 1135 Ogden Street ► Byrne. Committees were appointed both shop and clinics have proved the for the summer camivaL Mrs. M. F. heroic finer of the workers. Anyone Beautiful nekv 2-room apartments, concealed radiation, sound proof. Lear and Mrs. M. A. Davidson will Large amusement room in basement for tenants. ► IT n less devoted to the cause of suffer Very Reasonable Rent and includes Gas, Heat, Light and be in charge of the dinner; Mrs. E. ing humanity would have given up ► A. Floyd and Mrs. M. Crot^ of the in despair long ago. The sight of so Electric Refrigeration miscellaneous booth ;^Mrs. J. Keogh Close to Car Line, Stores and Garages. much misery, however, seiived to spur Open Day and Nights' See Janitor on dem ises or Call THE M A Y COMPANY and Mrs. J. Schmittling of the doll them to fresh endeavor and the hun- booth and Mrs. A. E. Schillinger and dr«i8 that they have been able to Mrs. F. Gartland of the blanket help make them forget fatigue and FINN & MINARD - TAbor 7941 booth. I' discomforts. | A ham dinner is being planned by the ladies of the parish to be given in the community hall Monday eve Polish Parish Holds ning, March 17. Mrs. M. F. Lear , BATTERIES — TIRES and Mrs. M.,A. Davidson will be in Successful iBazaar AT BARGAIN PRICES charge. We Specialize in Disposing of Bankrupt Stocks The ladies’ gym class will not (St, Joseph’s [Polish] jParish) meet'Monday, March 2, hut a week The bazaar held February 22 and later, March 9, ' 23 was enjoyable and successful in ROCKY MOUNTAIN RUBBER SUPPLY CO. every way. The committeejj in charge 1569 Brpadway TAbor 8480 NOVENA OF GRACE received valuable assistanoe from the ladies who helped at the various AROSE FROM MIRACLE booths. Mrs. Lillian Carlb and Miss The Famous “PYRU” Liquid Insecticide Rose Hill were in the candy booth; (Continued from Page 1) the Misses Julia Gizewski, Frances Columbine Insect Powder minding him of his promise to go to Wolf and Valerie Predowick in the the Indian mission and asked him to grocery booth; the Misses Anna No- THE DENVER DISINFECTING CO. repeat his vow. Before the appari vack, Angela Kalinowski^ Anna Tiir- EVERYTHING IN DISINFECTANTS tion ceased Xavier assured him that zanski and Mary Rosinski in the fish "all who would earnestly ask his in ing booth, and Miss Amanda Rysz- Telephone KEystone 3829 1614 Blake St. Denver, Colo. tercession \yith God for nine days in kowski in the fancy booth. The award honor of his canonization would in of $100 was made to Paul Cibera and fallibly experiencfi the effecta of his that of $50 to Mr. Conroy. For sell Phone YOrk 3192 1431 Ogdei great power in heaven and would re ing the most tickets, 275, Miss Anna RELIABLE ceive whatever they asked that would Turzanski was awarded |1S and Wil contribute to salvation.” There — AS GOOD AS THE NAME — liam Sullivan was awarded the second St. Anne’s Shrine, Curtains and Blanket! Cleaned upon the sick mah raised himself in prize, $10, for selling 175 tickets. bed, removed the bandages from his The door prize, a ton of coal, was All Up-to-Date Equipment head, on ’which there was not the awarded to Mrs. Helen Canjar. No Pin Holes No Shrinkage least trace of the wound, and dressed Arvada himself, completely cured. Later he Also Dry Cleaning and Rngt Cleanec went to Japan and closed a glorious Mass on Sunday at 8 :30 A. M. missionary career by a martyr’s PROFITABLE death. Sunday Devotions at 7 :45 P. M. It Is Not a Horn* This nOvena was celebrated annu Novena in Honor of St. Anne Until Its Planted ally with great solemnity from March INVESTMENT 4 to March 12, the anniversary of Eleven . years ago, one share of Globe on Thursday at 7:45 MARTIN J. CULLEN Xavier’s canonization. It became and Rutgers Fire Insurance Company Landeeapa Artist 30 New FUR COATS known through the whole Catholic stock
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Thursday, February 27. 1930 Office. 938 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE THREE Two Weeks’ Mission Opens at Denver Cathedral March 9 COLORADO’S HOME STORE The The Rev. J. B. Hughes, O.P., S.T.L,, tions will be' at 6:30 and 8:30 and and the Rev. C. M. Mulvey, O.P., evening seijvices at 7:45. The set- Sixteenth Street at Stout ond week, opening March 16, will |be Trust who are this week and next conduct for men only, with week day MasSes ing a mission' at St. Dominic's church, at 6:3Q and 7:30 and evening serv D epartm ent will preach the mission which is to be ices at*7:45. The evening services ... held at the Cathedral from March 9 both weeks will consist of the recita SALE Smart, New to March 23. The first week of the tion of the Rosary, instruction, ser mission will be devoted to women mon and Benediction of the Blessed only. Week day Masses and instruc Sacrament a of this Bank acts as Executor of Wills, Adminis RECORD CROWDS Hinderle-De Marco Rose Ann’* Home trator of Estates, Trustee, Guardian, and in other Trust capacities. ATTEND MISSION Wedding at Junction We shall be j[lad to have you call (St. Dominic’s Parish) Grand Junction.—Miss Mary De The mission under the leadership Marco artd Aloysius Rinderle were and consult us regardhig the of Fathers J. B. Hughes, ().P., S.T.Lr., married Saturday at a Nuptial Mass nature and cost of these services. and C. M. Mulvey, O.P., began last in St. Joseph’s church. Both young Sunday evening for the women. It people are well-known residents of is estimated that 600 were present the Wiitewater district They will at the opening. Mid-week finds the make their home in this city. $ 1 . 5 9 TRUST DEPARTMENT number grown to about 700, for there Joseph Mulvihill has been chosen to has been a steady increase in attend play the leading male part in the ance each night. This is certainly senior class play, “Hurricane Hal.’ th* largest gathering of ladies ever Genevieve Roessler and Sidor Men- assembled in the new church. Every dicino will also have prominent parts. Our own* attractive new stylet UNITED STATES NAT10NAL3W evening at 7 o’clock the missionaries The Catholic Daughters of America in the fine washable fabrics al ^ Stout Streets ------conduct a convert class in the rec entertained at a bridge party Thurs ways shown in our Shop on the l^ertOer Qolorado^ tory. The mission for men starts day evening at the home of Mrs. Wil this Sunday. liam Schneible. l^econd Floor. "Oldest NaUonal Bank Trust Department in Colorado" A very remarkable demonstration Mrs. Fred Eble recently enter of speed and skil) in cooking and tained the Pomona club at her home ew style features — flared serving was given by the ladies of the in Appleton. skirts, princess lines and Rosary and Altar society February The Young Ladies' sodality of St. straight lines. 20. One thousand and eighty-five Joseph’s church met Thursday eve dinners we^'e served in about two and ning, February 20, at the home of Trimmings are smartly con- a half hours. This is a record, not Miss Meryl Kapaun on Fruit ridge. only for the parish but perhaps for Officers were elected, a business 3|es- trzisted or matched — pipings, the city. It was well named, “A Din sion was held and refreshments were bindings, buttons, collars—all ner and Good-Timo Party.” The served. are distinguished by the splen dinner was excellent and the good A. T. Gormley has returned from a did workmanship of *‘Rose Styles and time lasted throughout the evening. bu.siness trip to Denver. Siset EMPIRE An unusual program of dancing Mr. and Mrs; J. G. Dravis are the Ann” frocks—made for Lewis’ for Women and Girls LUMP and singing was presented before the proud parents of a son, born at St. Sizes 18 to 44 Phone and Aquinas club Tuesday evening by Mary’s hospital. Mail Order* — a moderate Lifelike Plates students of the Claire Denne school. At the meeting of the music section Home Frock Shop—Second Floor Filled HecoliU ...... $2^60 to S30 The entertainment was arranged by of the Women’s club last week, Mrs. priced Coal, high Red Rubber ...... t 1.00 Mrs. Jack McDonald. Refreshments J. J. Giblin gave a talk on the lives in heating value. Red Rubber*and Gum Ptnk..110.00 Oum-like Trubyte Mold Teeth, our were served by the Misses Genevieve and characteristics of Newton Bart own best made plate...... 120.00 op Gorman and Mary Reilly. lett and Mary Turner Salter. Mrs. Crown and Brldgework, tooth tS March 17 will surely stand out, as Dorothy Taylor sang “The Cry of and tip. a stellar day in the history of the Rachel,” by Mary Turner Salter, ENGLEWOOD MEN 24-hour service to out-of-town parish Dramatic society, when it pre and “In the Garden of My Heart,” sents the beautiful play, “Once Upon by Ernest Ball. Mrs. 0. G. Barton TO GIVE PROGRAM 1 patients. a Tim^,” starring Edward Faivre, gave a piano solo, “Love’s Melody,” LIGNITE PI.ATE 8PEC1AU8TS IN Rose Amolsch, Catherine Coursey, by Wallace, and Mrs. W. G. Boyer (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) COLORADO FOR IS YEARS. Jimmie Doyle and little Dorothy Con sang “A Dream,” by Homer Bartlett. The men of the parish are arrang EGG Drs. Crane and Greene nelly. Supporting members of the ing the P.-T.A. program for March cast will be Ardeil Amolsch, Cather 10. Plans for the food sale to be 220 Coninoawcalth Rldg., ine Willier and Tom Patrick. Popu THIRTEEN RECEIVE held a week or two later will be com .50 15th and Slant St. pleted at this meeting. The sale will r h o n e K R y e to n e SOIS lar Irish ballads, ever old yet ever FIRST COMMUNION LENTEN a ton new, will be featured. be in charge of Mrs. A. Semler. Greeley.—Last Sunday morning »t The ladies of the Altar society are Two Converts Received the 7 :30 Mass thirteen children from distributing the Lenten self-denial FOODS EYES EXAMINED the ^anish colony here received banks among the parishioners. Pro ceeds will be used for vestments and 11 A good variety of Sea Foods at St. Elizabeth’s their First Holy Communion. Sunday •' helps solve the problem of js evening at 7 :30, seventy-five children pridieus fbr the sanctuary. Those G latiai who have not received banks may ob \ ■ what to serve during Lent. J That (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) renewed their Baptismal vows and Were enrolled in the scapular. Bene tain them at the rectory. Wholesome— ^Nutritive lRIOGRANDEIUEL^ Satiefy Two converts were received into SBCOND AND SANTC FE I diction was given by Rev. B. J. The sodality held a party in the HELEN WALSH s o u t h 0 0 3 6 Reasonable ^he Church in the past week. Three Froegel. The children who made hall Monday. Games were enjoyed, Prices children were baptized Sunday. their First Communion were in especially the horse races. Prizes OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN William Judson Cox, who was structed by Mrs. Ortega, who will were awarded t o , Josephine Karlin 205 16th Street Conideatloue and Frances Nolan. PELL’S Serrice buijed from the church Monday continue the classes. morning, was the son of a Baptist A number of children from Eaton, Fifty-four tables were filled for 1514Welton KEystone 0378 •• 11 BIFOCAL clergyman, and since his conversion under the direction of Mrs. P. Sierra, the card party on Tuesday evening. some years ago had been a faithful will be ready to receive their Firit Individual prizes were given at each OPTICAL Holy Communion in the near future table and five door prizes were given member of St. Elizabeth’s. The last IS CO. five years of his life' Mr. Cox spent A series of instructions for Cath to all holding tickets. Refreshments MEN’S SUITS at St; Anthony’s hospital, edifying all olics and no'n-Catholics is now be were served in the cafeteria. Thorougly Cleaned and 1509 Miss Mar^ret Nolan, a member CHAMPA WILLIAM E. McLAIN who came in contact with him by his ing given by Rev. B. J. Froegel at lTRIANGLE Pressed Optometrist strong faith and saintly life. Three the rectory of St. Peter’s church of the sodalny, is recovering at St. sons survive him, all of whom were Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:30. Joseph’s hosbital from an operation OEAMERS at his bedside when he died. for appendicitis. Students in the senior class of St. On Ash Wednesday blessed ashes DYERS USE This Sunday the Altar society will Peter’s school held a debate last A lfP receive Communion at the 8 o’clock will be distributed after the 8 o’clock B u n a s week, “Rpsolved, that horses are Mass, in the afternoon at 3 o’clock CORBETT’S Mass, The regular meeting will be more profitable, than tractors.” The ICE held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, judges decided in fsvor of the affirm and in the evening at 7:46. Tuesday evening the Jefferson Dra ative side. Services in Lent will be held on YOrk 1827 CREAM matic club will present a play, “A Wednesday and Friday evenings at 2377 Park Modem Cinderella,” for the benefit 7:45. The Wednesday devotions ■will Are. of the society in the school audito Governor at Funeral consist of Rosary, sermon and Bene rium, A social and reception will diction. The Stations o f the Cross follow the per^rmance. Reserved of “Molly” Samuels will be said bn Friday evening. Week GEO. HANCOCK seats will be A cents, general ad day Mass will be offered at 8 o’clock. Men’s Suits Cleaned and His Orchestra mission 35 cents Sunday afternoon Alamosa.—Sacred Heai-t chftrch Arrangements are being made by and Pressed there will be a special matinee. was taxed to its capacity when the the Altar society for the St. Patrick’s One friend For Any Orchestral Engagement Wednesday will be Ash Wednes friends of “Molly” Samuels gathered Telephone day celebration. A dinner will be tells another day, beginning of the penitential sea here for her funeral Friday, Feb. 21. followed by a social and card party. Cleaners & Dyers Scheuerman & De La Vergne son of Lent. Masses will be at 6 The Elks lent all their chairs and There will be no extra charge for the «Y o u M I still hundreds were left standing. TAbor 5051 1212 Security Bldg. and 7 o’clock. Blessing of ashes will social and card party for those who Phone GAIlup 1246 *hones: York 0499; York 5594 take place before High Mass at 8 Governor Adams was present and hold tickets for the dinner. lik e i t ” ’lant: Colfax and Washington o’clocK. There will be services and the business houses of the city closed Mrs Beandreaux, organist of the Organ’s Feed Store MARRIED LIFE distribution of ashes in the evening from 10 to 11 in her honor- church, who has been ill at her home, CARL E. ORGAN’. Proprietor at 7:45. Every day in Lent at the Rev. E. J. Mannix opened his mis A Familr Hand Book is improving. WE BUY EGGS NOTICE THE GIRL The only textbook which arives full in 8 o’clock Mass the gospel of t^e day sion Sunday morning. At the eve struction on family life. It treats on the with a brief explanation and prayer ning exercise many Protestants came Leading Brands of Poultry Feed With the Snappy Appearance. fundamentals of the human race; questions will be given. and the question box drew some in K. C, TO HEAR TALK Best Grade of Coal She Has That New of vital iqterest to those eoDtempIsting the married sttic; sex hygiene, eugenics, birth teresting points and promises to be-i 44th and Meade Denver control. etCn all from the physiological stand PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS come more lively as the week draws ON SALESMANSHIP CUTEX point, based on Christian principles, includ THEY ARE RELIABLE to a close. The Catholic attendance Colorless Polish on her Nails. ing a well regulated treatise on diseases met Prank H. Davis, general chairman SHEET METAL AND with in the family: prevention and treat is very good. At Your Druggist. ment of Appendicitis, Adenoids. Uipbtheria. Rev. J. B. Liciotti of Walsenburg of the Chamber of Commerce All FURNACE CONTRACTORS wounds, blood poison, etc.: the most com spent Tuesday in the valley. Business program, will deliver an IGGV plete. instrument on prevention and treatment address on “Salesmanship” at the b48*>50 Cherokee of Consumption and Pneumoniai for the laity Phone sou th 1093; Rei. Phone SUnset 0384-R and physicians; training i t children, self regular meetipfT of the Denver . J. J. HENRY control, and many other /subjects for the METHODISTS GIVE UP Knights of Columbus on Tuesday V Colorado Poetry Important SkyUcht, Roofing, Guttering, Hetal Ceilings benefit of the human race. evening, March 4. Mr. Davis js a y Rev. Fr. Vernlmont, of Denton, Texas, says: COMMUNITY CENTER Ventilation and Furnace Cleaning By James W. Ryan at “Young men and women should postpone former vice president of the Equita ! Yours for Service their marriage until they have read this If j'ou live ill Colorado, Wyo IContinued from Page 1) ble Life Insurance company, in which I DENVER DRY GOODS wonderful book. 'Mamed Life;’ it- should John R. Mulroy, Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, capacity he was over 10,000 salesmen. i' \ be found in every home." ming, New Mexico, Texas or Miss Nellie Lennon, Eugene Veraldi, SOUTH BROADWAY ► A. T. LEWIS & SONS W. H. Schmidt, Kremmling. Colo., writes. He is the local general agent of the 'E ^ D AND FUEL COMPANY “Send two more books. ‘Married Life.’ en Oklahoma, and are a salesman Dominic Coloroso, John Janicio and Penn Mutual. The speaker will be closed 2S. This makes four books 1 have Anthony Ferretti, while thei non- introduced by Alden J. Cusick, past 1 HAY, GRAIN AND COAL ordered for our children; it is worth Its weight in gold." Uri. J. M. UcCale. Umaha. or saleslady, j'ou can make at Catholic members are Judge Frank grand knight of the University of We {Manufacture “The Best Quality” Dresamaking .Tailoring Hemstitchisg e r s o n a l ordering another book, says: "It is a work McDonough. I>, C. G; Hickey, Mrs. Notre Dame council of the K. of C. j Poultry Feed all young people absolotely must have." Dr. least James ArneilftMrs. Caroline L. Dier, L. P. Euman, New Lexington, U„ says: “It Knights and their ladies are invited We Specialize on Poultry Disease The Florence Shop e le c tio n is the best work of Its kind 1 ever read. No Mrs. Louise Brooks, Allen Redeker, to the Tuesday meeting. PhoAe SO. 0881 1427 So. Bdy. Madame L. Hsrris, Prop. family can afford tO be without this book, Edward Moore and Denver Platt \m e a n s ^ and it should be in the library of every fam Judge McDonough; Mr. Moore and Modiste ily physician. Price. 23. postpaid. ONE HUNDRED Mr. Veraldi were appointed tq the Order froia Dr. R. WUIman, Author 5608 E. Colfax Ave. YOrk 5227 \irenuine/\ 1215 Faraon St„ St. Joseph. Mo. board by the executive committee of or write for literature the Community Chest. The officers MC^NTAIN Mention Denver Catholic Register PREMIERE ( 7 ■ jatufactt6i\ DOLURS of the new society are: Dr. C. G. SHOWING Hickey, president; Eugene Veraldi, I. Directory of vice president; Miss Nellie Lennon, A WEEK secretary, and Edward Moore, treas YOUR BABY Attorneys-at-Law urer. f O t O R 1 RYAN DRUG CO. of Colorado representing us. It is expected that a trained Cath MADE WELL olic welfare worker will be included Larimer att 27th on the staff of the center. An en JOSEPH J..WALSH Write, giving age, experience larged building program has been Intestinal troubles that The REXALL Store DONALD F: CLIFFORD planned and committees have been ravage children often Attorneys at Law and reference appointed on finance, building and 902-8 Midland Savings Building publicity. Judge McDonough heads disappear quickly when Phone Tabor 6738 the finance committee, Mr. Veraldi PURE Drinking Water the building committee and Mr. JAMES W, CREAMER T. E. GREENE Redeker the publicity committee. la used. Attorney and Counselor-at-Law Sales Manager The Rev. Manuel Cbiesa was the We Store Household 902-908 Midland Savings Building minister of the church and is the sec —and your own health Goods and Merchandiao Phone Main 5355 Denver, Colo. retary of the center. Both he and depends on PURE 1711 California St. Dr. Walter D. Cole of the Methodist DUFFY STORAGE AND NEIL HORAN Water, too. MOVING CO. Church Extension society are to be Attorney and Counsellor at Law Denver, Colorado commended for their co-operation in 524 to 529 Kittredge Bldg., Denver L making the new arrangement pos PHONE MAIN 25Se Telephone Main 3663 sible. Father Julius Piccoli, pastor of Mount Carmel church, has given NOTE —« Only our MORRISSEY, MAHONEY ft CANADIAN the new arrangement his support and afiilialion with Pub- WE RENT SCOFIELD ;- lix makes, it poeslble EMPLOYMENT cordial approval from the beginning. * for us to present 100 Folding Chairs at Attorneys-at-Law Church services in the center, will this picture at such $2.00 304-9 Symes Bldg. be held this Sunday for the last time. ' a slight incroase in ,0. "■■■ ^ Phone Main 90 Denver, Colo. AGENCY prices, rather than For 24 Hours Halo and Ftmalt Help S n t Bvtry- After that the center will be used ex as a read show Delivered Anywhere Within wbtro when R. R. Far* ia Advaneaid. clusively for social welfare work, es at treraahdoua ad- n E t P p n c i i City Limits. JOHN H. REDDIN • Tb* Oldest and Moat Reliabla Agenla pecially among the young people. -eed price's. Attorney and Counselor at Law for Hotal Help in the West Furniture Trading Co. MAin 04S6 1742 CURTIS ;• . J.. .. 1528 Court Place. Phona KB. 1565 612-614 Ernest ft Granmer Block Dsaror Colo. We feature the new Sun Fast wall 17th and Curtis EaUb. 1180 J4rs.j. WUlafrav. papers. Schayer Wall Paper ft Paint Pboo* Main 567 PenTer, Colo, ing Co.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION United States history. The voluntary Month’s Mind Mass LOW SCORE IN PRETTY WEDDING contribution of a half million dollars The Denver Catholic Register Telling the Editor AT CATHEDRAL by our members made it possible for President of Board. ______Bt. Rey. J. Henry Tlhen, D.D. ■ For Former Pastor PREP LEAGUE fifty free scholarships to be given Editor..^------...... ______Rev. Matthew Smith, Pb.D. United Press on Russia yearly at the university. The lowest scoring basketball game Miss Mary Wilt and Alan M. Associate Editors.. ______Hubert A Smith and Joseph Newman Littleton. — A Solemn Month’s Denver Catholio Register: “The Roman work that we have Mind Mass of Requiem will be of- ever seen in the Denver Parochial Metheny of San Francisco, formerly The United Press has one of its of Denver, were the principals in done was not our choice but was re fered for the repose of the soul of league took place last Thursday prominent representatives in Russia Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. night, when St. Joseph’s high school an attractive wedding solemnized quested by the Pope at the time of th e late Father Desaulniers at St. to inform the world as to the facts Wednesday'at 10 o’clock at the Ca the pilgrrimage of the Knights of Mary’s church, Littleton, on Monday, dueated Regis high, 8 to o. Each of the alleged persecution of Russian March 3 at 10 o’clock. The Rev. F. team scored one field goal. St. thedral. The Rev. Charles, M. John Columbus to France and Rome. The Joseph’s attained its mar^n of vic Christians. The first two articles son performed the ceremony. Holy Father was greatly concerned Published Weekly by ' G. Smith, pastor, was in the East that have been published from his at the increasing endeavors to on Register business when word came tory by converting six frea^throws The bride was given in marriage pen greatly modify the reports that proselytize asked the of the death in Canada of his prede while the Reds were m aki^ three. by her brother, Emmet Wilt Catholics and* THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY. (Inc.) have been coming oat of that country supreme knight to to cessor, The Month’s Mind Mass on St, Joseph’s led, 2 to 0, at the end Miss Teresa Feeney was maid of do something 938 Bannock Street of the first period; 4 to 1, at the half; during the past ten or twelve years. honor and the bridesmaids were counteract them. In answer to that Monday will give opportunity to According to this report, or these Phone Main 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 Father Desaulniers’ many friends to S to 4, at the end of the third Misses Kathleen Feeney and Virginia request we have a million-doHar en pay public tribute to his memory, period. articles, rather, there has not been Wilt. Misses Patricia Niemeyer of dowment fund and appropriations of The Rev. G. J. LaJennesse of St, Sacred Heart high schpol broke its any widespread destruction nor con Chicago and Lorana Hess of Del $785,000 for buildings in the city of fiscation of Church property, nor Norte were flower girls and Virginia Rome to carry on this work. ?2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, Jo.seph’s church, Ft. Collins, a life losing streak by taking a 20-to-19 persecution of Christians, nor of long friend of Father Desaulniers, Hess was ringbearer. Russell Levein "Our boy work, too, is another im game from Annunciation high. The other peoples who believe in God. Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. will speak at Monday’s Mass. was best man, and Donald and portant project which is proceeding regulation game ended in a tie, 16 The writer states that the subjects The Young Ladies’ sodality’s so to 16, and the Outlaws took the palm Robert McKenna were the ushers. slowly and cautiously, but soundly. cial in the Stephenson hall Saturday in the overtime period. At the con- of this persecution are not showing Following a brief honeymoon in The court of Columbian Squires is Thursday, February 27,1930 evening was an unprecedented suc elusion of this ^m e, the fans paid any great concern over the depriva Colorado the couple will make their assuming large proportions m many cess. The variety of entertainment tribute to John. Shea, tion of their rights or property, and, home in San Francisco. Mr. and places. appealed to the tastes of all present. player, who died last week. Mrs. Metheny previously had planned "All this work reflects untold credit OFFICIAL NOTICE The attendance surpassed the ex priests are falling right In line with a June wedding, but Mr. Metheny upon the organization and cannot be The Cathedral .high school virtu the persecutorSi, leaving the impres- was called to Denver because of the The Catholic Register has our fullest approval m to its purpose pectations of the hosteses, hut pre recalled too often, but there is an ally clinched the caampionship for sion that either there is no real’per illness of his father, and the pair de and method of publication. We declare It the official organ of the parations were sufficient for all who the second year when the Holy Fam idealistic side to our work more im attended. The sodality’s treasury secution, or that all, or practically all, cided to be married before his return. portant even than the material side Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hea^d ily quintet failed in their attempt to of those who are supposed to be wor support of our priests and people. That su^ort will 1^*56 was benefited to the extent of more be the first league players to stop the Our first purpose must be’ greater than a hundred dollars. The bridge shipers of God are, m fact, atheists. K. OF C. SUPREME charity, greater brotherly love and Register a strong power for the spread of God's Kingdom in Colorado. Cathedral team this year. The Ca The readers of these articles should lamp, principal prize of the eve thedral boys showed a brilliant of DIRECTOR TALKS greater devotion to God, and our +J. HENRY TIHEN, ning, was awasded to Mrs. L. Mc not take too much for granted. 9he country, which will lead to a better fensive to walk away with a 29-15 United Press has been most favorably (Continued from Page 1) Bkhop of Denver. Kenna. victory. Frank McGlojie took the understanding of ourselves and our May 1, 1918, Marie Catherine, the infant daugh received everywhere that persecution privilege afforded him in speaking to needs. scoring honors of the evening when for such rights has been charged. the Knights of Columbus in Colo ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Badding, he caged nine field goals. "Reverence and obedience are the was baptized at St. Mary’s church It is not 80 long since the troubles rado. In a stirring appeal for in in Mexico on account of religious creased activity on the part of the most important ideals needed today, Sunday. These ideals are found in our ritual George Montgomery and Isabelle Young Ladies Invited opinions and practices that we are order he said, in part: vitalized by the lives of our best Kaup, both of Castle Rock, were apt to forget. And we can all dis “The need for increased activity known members and immortalized in LISTENING IN mamed at St. Mary’s rectory Wednes to Sodality Meeting tinctly remember 'that the represent in the work of the order has been considered so important, that meet the lives of our unforgotten dead- day morning. atives of the United Press were the True reverence for ourselves, our he had often heard his grandmother, The funeral of Mrs, Margaretha (St. Patrick’s Parish) most favored news gatherers in that ings like this are being held all over (Continued from Pag. 1) the country. Our purpose is to make neighbor and our God has brought who was Key’s daughter, talk about Bowen on Tuesday morning was A meeting of the Young Ladies’ country, and that the strongest about all the good things that we We cannot help, in view of the sodality will be held on Monday eve- friends that the arch-tyrant and per every member reafize what the work tayitation fo r a great tpiritnal revival her father and of his death, and that largely attended by Littleton and possess today and is the guiding Denver friends of the family. Mr. hing, March 3, at the home of Miss secutor, Calles, had in all the world and the ideals of the order mean to in Denver, without any particular at> he (Howard) was certain Key was the country so fully that our record principle of self-government and our not and never had been a Catholic, and Mrs. Bowen were in the hotel Helen Thompson, 3240 Pecos street. were the representatives of that ideals of morality. tempt to correct abu.ei Uiat make the and restaurant business in Denver A cordial invitation is extended to Press. There never was-a report on of past accomplishments will be more movement necessary, remember the since he (Howard) could not have than matched by our future work. “Reverence for the rights of others failed to have heard of it, particular, for several years and had a host all young ladies of the parish to at the Mexican persecutions sent out by statem ent e f Lord Macaulay that those representatives that was not We must bring the or^r back to the brings obedience to laws s^nd govern' ly as some branches of his (How* of friends. Mrs. Bowen donated the tend, ment that those rights may be re thera is nothing more ridiculous than adoring angels for the main altar written in the interest of Calles and vigor and efficiency displayed during the British public during one o f its ard’s) family were and still are Cath- This Sunday will be the regular the World war when we accomplished spected. Our country was founded olie, though his side of the family when the church was renovated last Communion day for the Altar and his murderers. There never was a periodic waves of high morality. report published denouncing those an incalculable amount of good. and our laws made with this idea in and he himself were not,” year. She was a convert of four Rosary society. The regular monthly "One of the most important of mind but the growing disrespect for years at the time of her death. meeting will be held Tuesday after persecutions that was not denied or greatly modified by the representa our accomplishments has been our the law is threatening the founda The statement that Francis Scott The February Atlantic Monthly, noon instead of Wednesday, at the educational work. In our evening tions of the government. The brazen Key, author of "The Star Spangled In its Contributors’ Column, has a GREAT IMPROVEMENTS home of Mrs. Mary Thompson, 3240 tives in Mexico of that Press or the defiance of the law by the very ones editors of the papers that published schools in and after the war, more Banner,” was a Catholic has been re* delightful letter that tells how a AT ANNUNCIATION Pecos street. Mrs. Daly will preside. than 400,000 veterans were fitted hired to uphold it has brought re peatedly published. We had seen it group of nuns prayed for a cow, and its reports. peated warnings from the President Mfs. McKee has been removed The United Press seems to be pe for better opportunities. Over 100,- in print time after time and had almost got a cat, but raally got a (Continued from Page 1) from her home to St. Anthony's hos 000 made use of our correspondence himself. never seen it denied. We had like* w. Those who know something of admires and passes into the church. culiarly favored by the governments pital, where she is reported to be in or organizations that are anti-reli school service and authorities every “Profanity and flagrant disrespect wise been told it n number of times. the tremendous faith that glows Once in the church, one pauses a serious condition. where recognize it as a definite con for established order show a lack of Hence we had no idea that we would within convent walls will take par before the old world splendor of the gious, I, for one of the readers, will await the reports from other sources tribution to education. We gave over reverence that will inevitably lead start a storm of discussion when, in a ticular pleasure in the letter, which decorations. Stately marble columns 400 scholarships at colleges and uni down. Self-discipline is the only way recent issue of The Denver Catholic follows; support the high-arched ceiling, so LADIES AT CANON and the judgments of other investi versities to the veterans and no one up. This age of speed needs the self- Register, we incidentally mentioned blue that it seems the very canopy of ENJOY SOCIAL gators of this subject before accept was turned down who applied and control and subduing influence, of what we believed was a fact. One Bayonne, N. J. heaven. The aisle of new-laid gleam ing the reports of the United Press could pass the examination by the reverent mind. As good Catholics editor wrote to us and said he thought Dear Atlantic— ing marble leads irresistibly, it seems, as authentic and true. board. and Americans our duty is to obey Key was an Episcopalian] but be was The story, "A Bonntiful Provi to the altar of beautiful Italian mar Canon City.—The ladies of the Al ROBERT H. KANE “We gave $50,000 to establish a the law and respect authority. The not sure. An official of an historical dence,” in the December Atlantic, ra- ble. A picture of the Annunciation tar and Rosary society gave a card 821 Symes Building. chair of American history at the combined efforts of each individual society, who declared that ha did not called an incident told to me by a of Our Blessed Lady is on the wall party in the school hall 'Tuesday eve Catholic university at Washington. will form a wonderful example to know where he could get definite nun of the Dominican Order in' ; ust above the altar, and everywhere ning, at which more than sixty people DENVER NEWS We have done valuable work in ad others besides the wonderful good information on the subject, wrote to Illinois. on the walls that loving hands could were present. Five hundred and dition by preserving sources of we accomplish ourselves.” a paper that had copied our item end it seems that the nuds had • cow. put them are pictures of Biblical bridge were played, and following At the regular meeting of’ the urged that we give whet data we but, the poor decrepit, animal having scenes. Among the other appoint the games the hostesses at each table League of the Sacred Heart of the could. Fortunately, we are able to passed to the grean pastures where ments of the church in keeping with served refreshments. The ladies in Cathedral parish held February 21, give information that seems vpry def all "contented” cows go, they won the general design are the marble al charge of arrangements were Mrs. Miss Nell Fenton was unanimously initely to settle the question. Key dered how they would replace it. The H, C. Sprinkle, Mrs. Frank W. tar railing, the newly erected railing elected president and Miss Lillian <^5^BRICHNfi«TUKB was not a Catholic, although a Cath community having made a novena of Italian marble about tha Baptis Schmitt and Mrs. Hector Serpe. Anthony chosen as recording secre F. J. Kirchhof olic family was connected with his without the desired result, one of mal font and the font itself, wrought Among those present were Mr. and tary. Mrs. John T. O’Keefe, vice 1252*44 AKAPAKOato— - 'in marriage. M. J. Riordan, promi the nuns decided to make a sketch of bronze and oxidized silver. The Mrs. W. E. Van Tyle of Florence. president; Miss Anna Limacher, cor Dxhvba Colorado nent business man of Flagstaff, Ari of a cow and place it at the base of stained glass windows prove their These parties, given each month, are responding secretary, and Miss Mary Construction zona, sends us a copy of a letter the statue of Saint Joseph so that ha worth by the crystal-clear colors of delightful and enjoyable and are fre E. Bergin, treasurer, were re-elected. which he wrote to The Arizona Ob would know what they wanted, but scenes and persons they portray. quently attended from friends from Mrs. Robert J. Kelly, the retiring server June 13, 1927. (The Observer the drawing—which was a very good The work done on the church is of other churches in the city. president, and Miss Anns Cunning, has since discontinued publication.) likeness of a cat—was tha source of the highest quality that Father Cal- Mrs. Peter Esser, matron at the the retiring recording secretary, were Company Hit letter says: great amusement among the nuns lanan could get. The oil paintings County farm, is ill and confined to given a vote of appreciation and ”1 read with Interest the Item Na A few days later, two neighbors who on the wall were done by workmen her bed. thanks for the faithful services they tional Anthem oq page 4 of your were going abroad brought a cat to from Germany and Austria; Italian performed In the work of the league. the convent for tha nuns to care for Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hein, Miss Anna ittoe of June 11, 1 wonder what men put the altar in place, and the Hein, Miss Sadie Esser, Miss Cather The Rev. Joseph P. McDonnell has your authority is for the statement during their absence. When the windows came from Munich, Bavaria. bean named the spiritual director of sister who answered the doorbell saw ine Esser and William Hein spent the BUILDERS that the author of ‘The Star Span' The school building, which is the week-end in Denver visiting at the the organization. gled Banner' was a Catholic, the cat, she giggled like a schoolgirl, largest Catholic school building in The members of the Particular and of coursa tha neighbors were at home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hein. thought this had been ezploded many Denver, has been remodeled in the Mr. and Mrs. John Green and fam council of the Society of St. Vincent yesurs ago. Mr. Charles M. McCarthy, a loss to undarstand the reason for last few years to meet the demands de Paul will hold open house this the sudden outburst. They were ily moved from Canon City,this week We Would professor of American history at the of the parish and contains a large to Stratton, Colorado. Sunday afternoon at the recently es Catholio university, in a letter to finally able to discover the cause of gymnasium and community hall in tablished shelter for homeless men Father McGinnis, editor of Truth, the merriment, and — being good addition to the school rooms.’ The Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmitt, Miss at 1364 Cherokee street. They cor Appreciate and published in that periodical on sports—bought the nuns a cow. school itself is graded exactly like Lorraine Schmitt and Arthur and dially invite those interested to see Your Patronage April 14, 1917, seemed to have put MARGARET GLEASON. public schools and is the only Cath Francis Schmitt motored to West- what slreay has been accomplished this statement regarding Francis olic school in the West that furnishes cliff e Friday evening to attend a by; the men of the society and their Scott Key’s religious belief perma We of The Register staff must free tuition, free books, etc., to every Knights of Columbus social. friends in a few short weeks. They nently out of business. At the time beg your indulgence for a week or one. Adequate recreation facilities The children of the third, fourth feel that the inauguration of the 700 Lawrence Street Mr. McCarthy’s letter appeared I two as we are undergoing a re have permitted the' development of and fifth grades of St. Michael’s pa- shelter home was n e w d and that the wrote to my friend and businass asso arrangement of all our work. Our athletic teams that have ranked high roclfial school celebrated Geprge people of Denver will aid in maintain MAin 5314 ciate, Mr. Charles E. Howard, who plant now publishas tix Registers i in local competition. In a ^oup of 192 Washington’s birthday, Friday after ing it once they become familiar with week—The National Register, Mon is now dead, calling hit attention to contestants in the Every Pupil Schol noon with a patriotic program. The its aims and objects. Denver Colorado the statement in Mr. McCarthy’s let day; The Central California Register, arship contest, sponsored by Western program opened with a song sung by An entertainment will be given by ter that Key died in Baltimore at The Superior California-Nevada Reg' State College of Colorado, January the school, "Washington’s Birthday;” the children of St. Clara’s orphanage the home of Mrs. Charles. Howard, ister and The Register Local Edition 8, two students of Annunciation Betty Zabruski read a poem, "()ur at the orphanage hall, 3800 West hit eldest daughter, on Jan. 11, 1843. on Tuesday; The Nebraska Register school placed highest in Constitution Flag;” Mary Frances Dyer read on Wednesday; The Denver Catholic Twenty-ninth avenue, on Sunday, I knew that my friend was in tome and, in a group of 700 contestants in "Something Better;” a little play fol March 2, beginning at 7:30 p. m. FOR UPHOLSTERING, REFINISHING AND REPAIRING OF way connected with the Key family Register on Thursday. So you see lowed called "An Afternoon With we have plenty to do. It happened, first year Latin, two other students Tickets at 25 cents are on sale at the and in reply to my letter he an placed among the highest 1 per cent. Washington." Those taking part were orphanage. HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE^ swered: ‘The Charles Howard you to our great embarrassment, that Much credit is due the Sisters of Edmund Green, Jane ColMn, Cecil refer to was my grandfather and the printer was responsible for repeating Charity of Leaveqworth, who are the Trenbaile and Joe Dan Colgan. Jos CALL JEPSEN in our Tuesday Local Register seV' PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS 21 West First Avenun Telephone SOuth 314i Mrs. Charles Howard, daughter of eral small news articles that had ap teachers of the school. eph Murphy gave a reading, "Wash THEY ARE RELIABLE Francis Scott Key, was my grand peered in the previous edition and Father Callanan calls his parish ington’s Picture.” The pro^am mother. They were my father’s father which we thought had been carefully "The Melting Pot of Denver” because closed with the singing of "America.” and mother.’ killed. Such hulls have not often in of the many different races that are Mrs, Loretta Lombardi Niznik of "Subsequently I discussed the sub vaded our newspaper china shop, hnt represented there, but he is proud Chicago, who was called to Canon ject in person with Mr. Howard and we know you will forgive us because of all his people—the children be City recently by the death of her he told me that Key died in his of .the extraordinary strain we have cause the honors they, have won re mother, Mrs. Mary Lombardi, re- (Howard’s) paternal home and that been under these past two weeks. flect the work they do, and the older tuimed to Chicago early this week. folk for the loyal devotion and sup She was accompanied by her baby port that their limited, means can af daughter, George Lombardi returned ford. It takes careful management to Minneapolis and Ernest Lombardi Sham H ater to keep the parish running on a rev to Walsenburg. Their brother Joe enue of 116,000 a year, which is the Lombardi, attends school in (Janon average for the last fifteen years, City. Telling of his struggle with pov drinking—as, indeed of all other for Father Callanan has never re erty and the other misfortunes that hu^an weaknesses—and that made sorted to special collections of any Miss Katherine Fitzgerald enter o with it, T. P. O’Connor in his last me^convinced that the last and wisest kind outside of minor church enter tained the members of the M.6 .S.A. fook, “Memoirs of an Old Parlia Judgment on the subject was that oj' tainments. Public appeals for money club Monday evening at a bridge mentarian,” gives us an interesting Liebig, the celebrated German chem are made rarely, the major contribu party. New officers were elected, picture of London in the ’70s. At ist: that drink was as much the child tions coming from the Christmas, Miss Anna Hein bein^hosen presi that time the roan that was destined of misery as misery was the child of Easter and weekly collections. Pew dent and Miss Bowena Rush secretary to become the father of the House drink.”* rent contributions amount to about and treasurer. Those present were of Commons had little thought of $1,000 yearly. All assessment col Mrs. Susan O’Hanlon, Mrs. Agnes reaching future eminence, and it is lections, diocesan or otherwise, are Dyer, Mrs. Albert Goris, Mrs. Leon Not only the famous chemist but Polk, Mrs. Rene Gibbs Stock, Mrs. remarkable how a combination of cir famous theologians, economists and taken from, the general fund. Con cumstances, united to determination tributions the last two years have James Faricy, Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, philosophers in every age and clime Miss Mary Ann Smith, Miss Marie and industry under the most difficult might be quoted to prove the cor been above the average, amounting conditions, made him famous. to about $19,000 each year. Still, Prescott, Miss Clara Esser, Miss Elois rectness of O’Connor’s diagnosis of Meade, Miss ^nna Hein, Miss Irene this particular form of the social with its limited revenue, the parish The newspaper men of London had has grown so that its plant could Rouse, Miss Rowena Rush, Miss malady. Cardinal Manning main Emma Green. no clubs in those days, and it seems tained that drunkenness was the ef hardly be replaced for $175,000. that the public houses were the chief fect, not the cause, of poverty. This Father Callanan is irremovable The Abbey Bears returned to their centers of recreation and entertain view is universally held by the keen rector of Annunciation parish, which old form Saturday and in a game ment Looking back on that terrible est observers and careful students of he has served for fifteen years. He played here decisively defeated the time, the noted Parliamentarian re the social problem. was bom in Ireland and during ’nis Holy Trinity five of Trinidad, 28 to creates tile tragic phases in the lives school years at Majmooth college, 17. By their win the Bears avenged of 60 many literary men: the habits It is resettable that such a great number of good and sincere people Ireland, won high distinction in his the defeat administered them in the exacted their toll, and he does not studies, especially in theology and first game of the season by the think he exaggerates when he says as are most of the prohibitionists— not the office seeking political typ history, and placed high in govern Southerners. The Bears completely that fifty years was about the aver ment examinations. He served at the dominated th# court and won even a age expectation of life with the jour —should be so totally blind to thi real cause of intemperance. They Cathedral and St. Columba’s church more decisive victory than the score nalists of his early days. He began in I)nrango before coming to Annun indicates. By their brilliant playing life with a hatred of drink—his think they can cure the evil by deal Saturday the Bears definitely estab ing with the effect They see the ciation. He is assisted in the parish father was a strict teetotaller—and work by the Rev. J. J. O’Reilly, who lished themselves as one of the out with a stdipach always hostile to effect of a great vice, but the funda standing teams in the southern part mental cause of this vice is utterly is author of the series of articles in drink, he used to wonder at the folly The Register explaining the Apostles’ of the state. Coach Roth announces of men who insisted on pouring it unknown to them as to most of their opponents Creed, and the Rev. J. H. Gleason. that he will enter his charges in the down into their insides witn the cer The additional marble floor tiling state tournament to be held in Pueblo tain result of substituting very un just laid in Annunciation church gives Merely 7, 8 and 9. comfortable for fairly comfortable TO COMPETE WITH NATION that edifice marble flooring through The young ladies of Mt. St. Scho- feelings. "But,” as T. P. O’Connor Cathedral high school of Denver out both sanctuary and auditorium, lastica’s academy took a hike through quite truthfully observed, "it is a law two-time champion of the Parocia except under the pews. The tiling the Royal Gorge Saturday, enjoying of our social habits that it is much league, has received and accepted an has been placed around the Baptismal an outdoor lun^ at the noon hour. easier to get a drink at the expense invitation to compete in the national font put in not long ago, and a Car Funeral services for Miss Mary Sy- of one’s friends than.a meal. I often Catholic high school tournament at rara marble railing has been erected puta of Rockvale, Colorado, were took a drink because the cravings of Chicago late in March, it was learned around the font held Tuesday morning at St. Bene an empty stomach welcomed any Wednesday. The Bluejays have com dict’s church in Florence with-Father thing, (frink was better than hunger. piled a long winning streak this sea Wall paper cleaning, washing of Urban singing the High Requiem It was my experience in this way son. The national meet is conducted walU and woodwork, done by the Mass. that gave me the indulgent view I by Loyola university, It will be held S^ayar Wall Paper A. Painting Co., Jack ‘ Haley of Westcliffe was a I^ Y i Pi ihj t;{i the yreek of Manb 16. Colfax at Joiephine. Canon City visitor last week.
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..^Thursday, February 27, 1930 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main S413 PAGE FIVE NOVENA OF GRACE St. Leo’s Altar Society ST. ROSE PARISH TO HERE MARCH 4 Will Receive Sunday SERVE DINNER (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) (St. Leo’s Parish) (St. Rose of Lima Parish) The Novena of Grace, a great The Altar and Rosarjr society will The members of the Altar and Ro Jesuit devotion, will be observed in receive Communion this Sunday at sary society wish to thank all those The Holy Season the Jesuit parish March 4 to 12. The the 7 o’clock Mass. ' A short business who attended the card party given novena will be made with special cve- meeting will follow. by them Thursday, Feb. 20. ping devotions, held in both churches The St. Patrick’s day dinner will — Sacred Heart on/ Larimer street, The Dramatic club presented “The le given under the auspices of the and Loyola on York street. Services Absent Minded Bridegroom’’ Tuesday Parish association Tuesday, March Why We Can will begin at 7:45 and will consist evening at Fitzsimons hospital. A large number of the club members 18. The ladies of the parish will of Lent of prayers, a talk on the life of St. serve a roast beef dinner. Francis Xavier and Benediction of attended the play presented by the Mrs. Hawkins was able to attend the Blessed Sacrament. The Novena S t Joseph's Dramatic club Monday Mass last Sunday for the first time * Do It of Grace is made each year in Jesuit evening. since her recent injury. Mr. and churches throughout the world. The Tuesday evening the young ladies Mrs. William Bender, Mr. and Mrs. many and extraordinary graces ob enjoyed a wonderful fudge party 0. R. Paris and Mr. Ed Klamann h order to make the tained through this novena have re dven in the club house. Misses Mary have been on the sick list for the A large volume of sulted in its being named the Novena dadden, Agnes Morley and Dorothy past week. of Grace. A Jesuit church iii the Morrissey proved themselves to be The youngest daughter of Mr. and Lenten Season more de East has published a little booklet real candy makers at this affair. Mrs. Copeland will oe baptized this business enables W. P. telling of favors obtained in that one Monday, March 3, the Young La Sunday. parish through this special novena. dies’ sodality will hold its monthly Robert A. Lavin of Lusk, Wyo Horan & Son to serve Residents of the Sacred Heart-Loyola meeting in the club house. Misses ming, was a week-end guest of his votional we have many mrish have always taken a ^ eat in- Mary Bennetts, Leone Galliunao, sister, Mrs. J. E. Smith, a member :erest in the novena, and it is the Grace Reavis and Catherine Stahl of the parish. Harold Kalb, brother patrons so reasonably belief of the priests that the number compose the social and refreshment of Miss Mary Kalb, has been visiting aids to help us do so. making it this year will be greater committee. her for the last few days. Thomas than aver before. Polio, brother of the Misses Alice and that a complete funeral Lenten devotions will he held in The many friends of Mrs. O’Hagan Julia Polio, has been visiting them Loyola church on Monday, Wednes will be pleased to hear that she is for thS past week; Miss JuKa Polio may be had for $115. day and Friday nights; in Sacred recovering from her recent illness. returned Sunday to Greeley, where Heart church on Sunday, Wednesday The choir will begin rehearsal on she is attending the State Teachers and Friday nights. A. Jesuit father a new Mass soon. Mrs. Cooper will college. Subjoined are some of the The maintenance and from Cleveland, Ohio, is coming to le in charge. Denver to conduct the Novena of Three young ladies of St. Leo’s articles we suggest to make operating expenses at Grace and to give a series of Lenten parish have recently been given re Jefferson Club in sermons in both churches. sponsible positions on the staff of “Modern Cinderella” the Holy Season of Lent the Horan Mortuary A special meeting of the Promoters publications sponsored by the schools of the League of the Sacred Heart they attend. Miss Cawerine Stahl spiritually profitable. will be held at Loyola church this has been chosen editor-in-chief and A four-act comedy, “A Modem are divided among a Friday evening at 7:45. Father Dev- Miss Corinne Kingston a department Cinderella,’’ will be presented for the in has asked the regular!gl promoters editor of The Rodeo, the West High first time in Denver Tuesday eve ning, March 4, at St, Elizabeth’s hall large number of and all those especially‘IIl interested in school paper, and Miss Frances the great devotion to the Sacred O’Hagan has been elected assistant by the Jefferson Dramatic club. The Rosaries, Crucifixes, Prayer Heart to attend editor of the S t Joseph high school play centers around a motion picture Books, Way of the Cross, Holy funerals rather than Father Devlin is entertaining the annuaL actor who stops in a little Western, Loyola choir this (Thursday) evening town while on the way to location Pictures, Meditation Books, and there meets a modern little Cin among a few. Conse with a dinner at the Argonaut and Statues, Holy Water Fonts, theater party afterwards. The L. H. Soens of Mancos, derella, who is a drudge in the home choir is doing splendid work. At of the local picture theater owner. Feast and Fast Day Calendars, quently, the cost of an present it is working on DuBois’ Pioneer Catholic, Dies The romance that follows furnishes Seven Last Words, to be used at the an evening of surprises, mirth and Holy Bibles, New Testament, individual service is Tre Ore service on Good Friday Durango.—A number of Durango hilarity and there .are touches of pa Following of Christ, etc. night. The choir sings High Mass people went' to Mancos Saturday thos and sentiment that are fascinat at Loyola every Sunday morning at morning to attend the funeral of L. ing. AU the characters in tha com proportionately lower.- 10:30. Mrs. Wayman, the organist, H. Soens, who passed away on Feb. edy are drawn from life, and we has received many compliments for 19. Mr. Soens was one of the pio principally of moving picture actors the organ numbers she is giving at neer Catholics of the Mancos sec from Hollywood. Miss Anne Borek Prices Most Reasonable the 12 o’clock Mass each Sunday. tion and will be greatly missed there and Gus Smith have the leading parts Palmer Vanhille also has been com He had been in poor health for a and will be supported by JosephJosep' mended for his singing at this Mass. long time. His wife survives him. Smith, Edward Burke, Dorothy Dorotnj Mail Orders Receive He is survived by two brothers also, Walsh, Violet Smith, Gertrude Hill, Little Devotee Buried but they do not live here. Joseph Knopke, Louis Angerer, Ar Prompt Attention The Knights of Columbus gave an thur Angerer, Leonard Barth and Jos From St. Anne Shrine other enjoyable and largely attended eph G. Smith. Following the per parish social Thursday evening, Feb. formance patrons of the show will be (Shrine of St. Anne of the Rockies) 20. An excellent musical program the n ests of the club at a carnival Monday morning little Anna Hillem was rendered, followed by a rccep social. Tickets may be secured by was buried from the shrine. About tion and social, the music for which phoning Keystone 8V62. two weeks ago little Anna ran in was furnished by the K. of C. orches and out of the shrine to kneel before tra. W. P. HORAN & SON her great namesake, and now both Miss Mary O’Neill went to farm' ^ James Clarke Anns have met. Peritonitis, which ington, N. M., Feb. 19 to assist Miss Funeral Directors developed after an appendix oper Clara Zumbahlen, housekeeper for Church Goods House ation, was the cause of her death Father Fintan, in preparing for the FARRELL Two weeks ago she was removed to a care of the clergy at the dedication Ona of the Largeat in the Country. We Specielize in Articloe hospital for an operation and on the of the new church at Farmington of Derotion, Church Fomiahinga and Booka for the Catholie day she was to have come home the The dedication took place on Feb. 26 Laity and Clergy. KEystone - 1527 new trouble began to develop. After Father Kipp delivered the sermon. FLORAL a week of suffering, she passed away. Father James of the Sacred Heart 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado 6297 Cleveland The parish extends its sympathy to arish had a tonsil operation at the bereaved parents. Slercy hospital Monday. SHOPPE Phone TAbor Place Last Saturday evening the Altar Sister Mary Carmelita has returned 3789 and Rosary society held a card party, to her duties as teacher in St. Go- which was one of the most success' lumba’s high school. ful ever given at the shrine. Again Miss Martha Clark returned the the parish thanks* the loyal support first of the week from Denver. She THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. ers from Denver who helped make was accompanied by her brother, ♦ Over 20 Years of JSatisfactory Service the affair the success it was. Chris Clark, who will visit here for 1456 We Have Added to Our Large Line of Gifts the Atendance at the novena, belt a while. California Th* Oldsrt Printing Plant in Denver Specializing In Catholic Work every Thursday evening at 7:45, is Miss Catherine Conway recently Established 1900 increasing every week. It is a grati returned from a month’s vacation in M. 1026 Jane Marker Wash Frocks lying sign because wherever there is Southern California. 1936-38 Lawrence St. Phones: KEystone 6348, 6349 a shrine dedicated to S t Anne, there These Make Very Acceptable Gifts as Well as Personal one finds the faithful Catholics go Mrs. Sarah Bradley, who had been Necessities ing in great numbers to pray for spir a patient at Mercy hospital for aome itual and material aid. And St. Anne time, has returned to her home. Dennison Craft Lessons Free never fails those who come with the The Rosary and Altar society held proper dispositions, with faith an< its regular monthly meeting Thurs SPECIAL OFFER a desire to accept God’s will. day afternoon, Feb. 20. The host St. Anne of tne Rockies is a place esses were the Mesdamea Henry Danford Decoratif Gift Shoppe We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six of real devotion. If it were located Klahn, George Densmore, W. E. Dug- I 314 East Colfax Phono TAbor 7871 !! months to pay your bilL Private room or open storage. We have in a large city it would attract gan and J. B. O’Rourke. On Satur- low rate of insurance. throngs. The fact that it is not only aaj[ the ladies held the first of a Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on adds to the merit of making the no series of bake sales and realized your work. vena. about $40. This Sunday is Communion day for MOVING, STORING AND PACKING the Altar and Rosary sodality and for THE JOHN A. MARTIN DRUG CO. all the women of the parish at the Novena of Grace at Coraar Fiftauath aad Curtis, Charles Bnildiag No Money Needed for Six Months 8:30 Mass. * Confessions are heard every Sat Brighton March 4 Reliable Drugs and Family Medicines urday afternoon and evening. Depaadabla ProaeripUoa Sarrica Telaphoaa Maia 1900 DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Brighton.—The Novena of Grace will begin at St, Augustine’s church, GLENWOOD C.D.A. Tuesday evening, March 4, at 7:30 Honest Value ATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS o’clock. The exercises will consist of GIVE PROGRAM Rosary, a ten-minute sermon, hymn BELIEVE IT OR NOT ! I to St. Francis Xavier, blessing of tiie for Your Money One of our patrons is wearing Glenwood Springs.—^The Catholic people with the relic of St. Francis YOrk 4789 THEY ARE RELIABLE A prominent American recently articles we have laundered Daughters held their monthly social 'Xavier and Benediction. Confessions steadily since 1925. PIERCE’S HAND LAUNDRY meeting Monday evening. A timely will be heard each evening after the advised that every one should program of patriotic music, vocal and services and the general Communion “spend money judiciously.’’ instomental, and a book review on day will be Sunday, March 9. There is a lot of hard-headed the life of George Washington were Parishioners are asked please to common sense in that state PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH iven. The main feature was a talk write out their requests and to place ment Money spent for in creased comfort 18 an invest ee from our yractlcel (H.adi In thle, th . R.dunptOTUt periih, m the WMt §y the court’s chaplain, Rev. J. P. them in a sealed envelope and to Side. Civ. thcie the preltroicc Carrigan, on a subject of vital in turn them into the pastor. The en ment—-money spent for the terest to all members. Delicious re velopes will be placed on the altar preservation of nealth is an in Dr. E. H. BJORKMAN freshments were served by a commit and will remain there during the vestment—maney spent for an lANTA FE SHOE HOSPITAL tee consisting of Mesdames J. Nelson, Mass every day of the novena. If education is also an investment Practicing Cinesitherapy SHOE REBUILDING A. Heuberger and I. McCarthy. any favors, spiritual or temporal, are — even money spent for experi Manipulation T o G ^ t . Miss Grace McDermott entertained obtained daring the novena, those ob ence often proves to return '‘dZ Santa F* Drive TAbor 7782 a number of her young friends Feb. taining them are asked please to re dividends. Phono YOrk 3060 Call and Delivery Service 20 at her home in Jionor of her birth port them to the pastor. The novena Consider then the money you 1560 W ashiagtoa St. D earer, Colo. Moving, Storage day. will be conductea by the Rev. M. G. might spend for a good Used Packing, Shipping I^II SOuth 17S2-W for Crosley Radios, Prest-O-Lite Batteries | Timothy Doyle of Cattle Creek is Mankowski, S.J., of Regis college. Car. Think of it in terms of reported very ill of pneumonia at The next regular meeting of the an investment in health, com CALL KEYSTONE 2367 Firestone and Miller Tires his home. His wife and son, who Francis J. Fisher, Inc. Radio Batteriai Recharged, SOc Young Ladies’ sqdality will be held fort, pleasure and education, are in California, have been sum this Friday evening. This Sundaj is that will accrue not only to • MAIN 5708 Logan Moving & I j. C. Tulloh Service Station, 533 Santa Fe Dr. moned to his bed side. the Communion day for the soda yourself but to every member Miss Rosaline Persano left Thurs of the family. It merits your LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER Storage Co. day for Albany, N. Y., where she consideration. will be married to Gerald Williams, ST. JAMES’ PARISH METAL LATH 37th a^d Miudon formerly of this city. Miss Persano Many families today find it Daarar, Cole. Amartllo, Taaaa has lived in and near Glenwood all TO HOLD SOCIAL pays them to have two cars . . . her life. The many friends of the that it really means transporta couple wish them much happiness in (St. James’ Parish) tion economy . . . and a ten ABC DIRECTORY their home in Boston, Mass. In order to raise funds for an fold investment in convenience. College of Cinesitherapy extraordinary parish expense, which Walsh Motor Company Manipulation has arisen, the Altar society will have Fifty Used Cars PERFECT HEALTH l e c t r ic a l contracting Mother Aurelia Attends an old-fashioned hard times box so Authorized FORD Dealers REPAIRING AND FIXTURES cial at the home of Mr. and Mrs. » THROUGH From Which You PERFECT CIRCULATION PhoneE MAin 2303 H. G. REID 817 Fourteenth S t Aid Society Meeting M. J. Dunlea, 620 Newport street, Soath 8964 Englawood 16S on Monday evening, March 3. There May Select Cioeiltherapr U tbe Em plom rat of The Queen of Heaven Orphans’ will be awards for the lady and gen 3837 South Broadway Movemestt Both Active and Paetive eadquarters f o r h o s p it a l s u p p l ie s Aid society held its regular monthly tleman most appropriately dressed Terms Trades Dr. E. H. BJORKMAN AND INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT meeting in the home of Mrs. A. C. and prizes for tne winners of old- Gradaate of Lund Univereltv, Sweden H Tremlett on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The Fifty-Six Year** Experience fashioned games which it is planned Dr, U A BJORKMAN THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO. assisting hostesses were Mrs. J. H. to DENTIST 1520 Arapahoe______Keystone 4291 Spillane, Mrs. F. G. Berg and Mrs. number of the children of the F. J. CLAFFEY Phone YOrk 3060 Lydia O’Hara. Mother Aurelia, who parish who attend the Blessed Sac 1B60 W ubinfton St., Denver, Colo. recently canle from New York to take 1030 Republic Balldiag ClaiHt fomtd every month rament school will take part in the Phoaa Maia 1824 h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. charge of the orphanage, was present. program to be given this Sunday aft The society was pleased to enroll as HOURS I S-IS: 1-S MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING ernoon at the Oscar Malo, Jr., gym Ereninc* and Sandaji b j AppelntiacDt TPhone So. 100—After 6 P. M., South 2064 221 Broadway, Denver new yearly memoers Mrs. Beatrice nasium. Turre, Mrs. F. F. Magnar, Mrs. F. Modern Fireproof Warehouse-Fumigating Vault The parishioners greatly appreciate _ F. Campbell, Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. the singing by a quartet at the High Doyle’s Pharmacy Mary Dooling and Mrs. Mathew Ver- Mass one Sunday a month. Your Chevrolet Dealers The Particular Druggist E NOW HAVE A SERVICE FOR ALL linden. Mrs. W. F. McGlone and At the February meeting of the CAMERAS AND FILMS WET WASH WET WASH DRY WASH Mrs. E. 0. Honty were very welcome Altar and Rosary society hmd at the 2986 North Speer Blvd, visitors. Rev. A. Felder and Rev. home of Mrs. W. D. Leahy it was de Oar CoiBBuaity Can 17th Are. and Grant Flat Work Ironed Flat Work Ironed William O’Ryan gave inspiring talks. Next to the North Side High to East aad Wait 1st cided to district the parish and have Tabor 8936—Tabor 6937 Try One of These—Yon Will Be Surprised at the (Quality and twn members from each district call aad 15th of aacb mouth the Whiteness of Your Linens Call Schayer't for paint, laeqaer, upon new parishioners, and also visit GALLUP 1457 Formerly 18th and Clarkson IStk aad Wslten Strsata n e a Delivery ELECTRIC WET \^ S H — 2469 Lowell, GAllup 0390 enamel, varaithea, stain, Muretco and others who are not active in parish Service—KEyitoae 6Z2S brushes, York 0642. affairs.
ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Telephone, Main 5413 ALUMNI TO GIVE St. Mary’s Parish, Pueblo, Will PLAY MARCH 17 Celebrate 35th Anniversary Sunday The Sacred Heart alumni will give a play in honor of St, Pat Pueblo.—The Rev. Cyril Zupan, est of the raemfiers and to spur them rick on the night of March 17. O.S.B., pastor of S t Mary's church, on in the work they are to do. The The affair is staged each year for Since 1913 committee in charge of the meeting the benefit of the Sacred Heart C-O-A-L will receive a real ovation this Sun consisted of Frank Carroll, the lec “PROlCiPT DELIVERY” day, when Pueblo will do him honor turer, who presided, and W. H. Stans- high school, and is the most popular in celebration of the thirty-fifth an beck and T. H. Morgan, trustees. Dr. event of the ye»f in the Jesuit parish, Completely solves‘your washing and ironing prob Lignite Lump $5.50 | Grant; Lump 6.00 niversary of the founding of his par F. W. Blarney, the grand knight, as well as throughout the city. The lems. You MUST be satisfied or your money back. $ ish, of which he has been in charge Liley Lump ..;.. $5.95 opened the meeting, and prayer was Jesuit alumni number among their Capitol Lump $6.50 since its formation. He is one of offered *by the chaplain. Rev. Ber members men and women from all MILLER CONLON COMPANY Rugby 'Lump . . . $7.00 Columbine Lump. $7.00 Pueblo’s outstanding citizens and has nard Gillick. Preceding the meeting sections of the city, and the St. Pat 1883 So. Broadway SOuth 0544 done much not only to develop his Lignite N ut...... $5.00 the officers of tbs' council enjoVed a rick’s day celebration is an occasion OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Industrial Nut .. $7.00 own parish during his residence here, dinner at the Congress hotel, at which for a general reunion. The celebra Chandler Lump . $10.75 Pinnacle Lump . $11.50 but he has also assisted in every Mr. Matthews and Mr. Sullivan were tion this year, as in other years, will J. A. MILLER, Proprietor worthy cause of the city as a whole. the honored guests. consist of a modem play and a spe 26 Years With the Public Service Co. of Colorado Father Cyril Zupan was a young man cial number by Josepn Newman. This RUGBY STEAM COAL when he first came here. He is known The St. Thomas Seminary guild of combination, enhanced by a fine or Lignite, $3.75; 1/3 and 2/ Mixed, $4.40 jand revered by men and wpmen Pueblo will hold its regular monthly chestra, makes a great bill. The pro of this city who have known him meeting Monday, March 3, at 7:30 gram will be staged at East Denver Screened Steam, $4.50 from their childhood. The committee p. m., at the Sacred Heart parish high school, and will begin promptly DR. O. C. PARK — Chiropractor in charge of the program for Sunday hall. Following the business meeting at 8:15 p. m. This year’s play is a 325 Commonwealth Building KEystone 0121 is headed by John Butkovich, one of the election of officers will take real treat—a comedy entitled “Bless the most prominent members of the place. The Very Rev. W. M. Bren- His Little Heart,” Captain George TAbor 3698 15th at Stout St. parish, who will be iissisted by five nan. president of the seminary, will J. Krakow, who has directed so many THE RUGBY COAL COMPANY other well-known members, M. J. Ko- be the speaker of the evening. Bridge alumni successes, is in charge of the chevar, John Germ, John Christ, John and high five will be played at the production. The cast, picked from American Upholstering Co. D. V. Harper, Mgr. 15th and Glenarm Yatsko and Pete Culig. For weeks conclusion of the business meeting. the alumni roster, will put over the Proceeds will go toward the fund for Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering and Repairing. they have been disposing of tickets play in great form. Prices for the New Furniture Made to Order for the prizes which will be awarded the seminary library. celebration are 75 cents for reserved the closing evening. Solemn High Miss Agnes Cecelia Murphy of Salt seats and 50 cents for general ad 512 SO. BROADWAY PHONE SOUTH 4329 Mass will be celebrated at St. M a^’s Lake City, well known in Pueblo be mission. Tickets can be secured from church at 10 o’clock Sunday morning, cause of her frequent visits here, left students of the Sacred Heart grade with Rev. Cyril Zupan officiating, as Pueblo last week for Notre Dame, In and high schools and reservations sisted by Father Francis Homung as diana, where she will enter a convent may be made by telephoning the rec deacon and Father Anthony Roitz of to prepare for the sisterhood. She tory, Main 2402. Canon City as snbdeacon. It is was accompanied a.s far as Denver Shops You Ou^ht Cultivate the Habit of known that the church will not ac by her sister, Mrs. Harry Butcher. commodate the throng that will want Sister Edward Marte and .Sister Father O’Heron Talks to participate in the service. Just Ellen Marie of Denver were in the to Friends of Sick Poor thirty-five years ago ground was bro city, recently to visit relatives who to Know ken for the first St. Mary's church are ill. . The Rev. Joseph P, O’Heron, pas in what was then a most prosperous Miss Helen .Lngger, Who is attend READING REGISTER ADS part of the city and now known as tor of St. Louis’ church of Engle ing Loretto Heights college in Den wood, was the speaker at tl\p meet NEW FASHION CLEANERS AND DYERL the Grove. St. M ail’s parish has ver, spent the week-end with her par ing of the Friends of the Sick Poor 184-188 South Penn. SOuth 0071 always been .enterprising and pros ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. dagger. perous, and generous in^ giving funds Tuesday afternoon. He gave an 'in Read them every week. Gather the Miss, Charlotte Downey and Miss teresting talk on the dangers of so TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT toward all worthy movements. In Helen Hoffman were charming host cialism. New members received into for Cash and .Carry, Through February an information that helps you compare the World war there were many of esses at an interesting party Friday the organization were Mrs. T. Cahill March Only. her sons fighting at the front. There night at the home of Miss Downey. and Miss Eileen Cahill. Because of When Better Dry Cleaning Is Done— will be pride on this occasion in the Clever novelties were evidenced in continued ill health Mrs. Joseph We Will Do It” and choose wisely when you buy. hearts of the sturdy parishionei s who the decoration. Bridge occupied the Wickert, the organization’s represen were the founders'of this parish—and greater part of the evening and tative of the Needlework guild, has CAREFUL REPAIRING QUALITY MEATS ARE it \vill be just pride. In the evening dainty refreshments - were served. resigned from the office of director Of Watche*, Clock* and Jewelry at 6 o'clock an elaborate banquet is MORE ECONOMICAL Those present were* Rev. John Lo- and Mrs. Vera Gross has been chosen Clocks Called For and Delivered planned. Parishioners will gather to to succeed her. The recent card honor their beloved pastor, and rep han. Rev, Richard Mahoney, Miss HANSEN & HANSEN Rabtoay & Simering Gladyce Sabo, Miss Emma Liddle, party was a splendid succesj and the • JEWELERS resentatives from all departments of president and members are grateful 1030 We*t Colfax the city will also be present. Per Miss Margaret Michels, Miss Nellie Official Railroad Watch Inspectors for All Aero** from St, Leo'* Church Rinker, Miss Vivian Jerman, Miss to all who helped make it so. ■ Roads Out of Denver Do Your Eyes Bother You? haps the most interesting group of 526 Sixteenth Street KEystone 3012 Phone KEy*tone 3638 speakers present will be the priests Joyce Moore, Miss Cecilia McDon who were former assistants to Father nell, Mis.s Ruth Boggs, Miss Margaret Iron company and for thirty-seven Cyril at various times during his pas Baker, Miss Mamie Kolbeson, Miss years a resident of Pueblo, died Feb FAINTI Decorating and Paperhanging Harriet Downey, Miss Elinor Downey, ruary 17 at a local hospital follow Estab* torate, who will have words of prai.se All Work Guarantfeed Satiafactory i KEystone for him. Among them Ivill be Father Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Downey and the ing an illness of about a month. Mr. lished Innocent, O.S.B., of Longmont; Fa hostesses. Daley is survived by One sister, Mrs. JOHN R. KESSINGER—Wall Paper & Paint: 5511 M. Leyden of Chicago, and two 1910 ther Paul Fife of Canon City, Father The members of the Catholic 2413 W. 32nd Ave. Phone GAIIup 581. Urban of Florence. Father Fabian Daughters held a birthday for the brothers, Patrick Daley and William Daley, both of Joliet, Illinois. The Held and Father Roger Hoehn of court on Wednesday, February 26, When You Need a Holy Cross abbey, Canon City. Ab when a luncheon was served at the remains were forwarded to Joliet, Il Cahn-Forster Exclusive Fitters and Manufacturers of High Grade bot Cyprian Bradley, O.S.B., of the K. of C. home. The affair was in linois, for burial in the' family plot. abbey will be the principal speaker at charge of the past and present re- Mary Margaret Masciotra, age 10 PLUMBER Electric Co. Spectacles and Eye Glasses gen*t and was well attended. years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sal the banquet. He is always a prime vatore Masciotra of 936 Elm street, Call w v s v w w w w favorite with Puebloans and will be The card party held Friday evening a great drawing card in making the at the K. of C. home by members of died early Friday at a local hospital. Pueblo council proved very enjoyable. She attended Danforth school and event a happy one. Others on the was loved by all who knew her. Be J. P. O’NEILL program will be Judge Frank G. Larry Balfe, master of ceremonies, Appliance- did himself credit ■with the way he sides her parents she is survived by Plumbing Co. Mirick, judge of the juvenile court; two brothers, Charles of Los Angeles Repairing E. Redmond, city commissioner, who handed out the awards. 2623 Vine St. EAST SIDE PARISHES will extend greetings from the city Mrs. Fred Dixon entertained mem and Tony of Pueblo, and four sisters, RADK bers of her Delphian chapter at her Mrs. Lucy Dagnillo, Mrs. Rose Pro- Established 1913 XiisIm s # ttad Prpf«Mlcoal' C ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION Thursday, February 27, 1930 Office, 938 Bannock Streeb THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 6413 PAGE SEVEN REDEMPTORISTS GUILD AT SPRINGS DINNER, CONCERT, ON MISSION TOURS PLANNING PARTY ST. PATRICK’S DAY (St. Joseph’s Parish) Colorado Springs.— "rtie S t Pat (St. Francis do Sale^ Parish) The Morris Father Shaw will leave early next rick’s day card party, given annually The ladies of the parish are plan week to conduct a week’s mission in under the auspices of Corpus Christi ning for the annual S t Pairi^’s din Belleville. 111., opening March 9. He guild, will be held this year on Sat ner, which will be held Monday eve Plan is scheduled to give a week’s mission urday afternoon, March 15, in the ning, March 17. The annual Irish When the DOCTOR Says at Rifle, Cold., starting May 11. Knights of Columbus home. The com concert will also be given. Those is a type of Banking adjusted to Father Dreis left Monday on a mittee on arrangements is composed in charge are fortunate in securing a average requirements. It is a you need an operation you go to the HOSPITAL be mission tour that will continue until of Mrs. F. A. Vollmer, Mrs. A. J. notable speaker for the occasion— the latter part of June. His itinerary Walker and Mrs. J. Frank Dostal. Charles *1. Mahoney, well known method of making loans which cause YOU KNOW they are PROPERLY EQUIPPED is as follows; New Orleans, La., Mrs. Purcell, Mrs, T. F, Dixon and Denver attorney and one of the finest may run as long as a year, at to care FOR you there. March 1; St. Francis de Sales’ cnurch, Mrs. H. C. Kemp constitute the com orators in the West. It is a foregone reasonable rates, on a plan that St. Louis, March 30 to April 17; St. mittee to provide refreshments. conclusion that Mr. Mahoney will Peter’s, Missouri, April 17 to 22; Bridge and 500 will be played and handle the subject of the day in real assists the borrower to accumu Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, S t Peter’s there will be prizes. Irish style. Well known singers will late out of his or her income When your FORD CAR needs an oper church, May 11 to 18; Fredonia, Wis The seniors of St. Mary’s high be on the program. enough to pay the obligation consin, May 25 to June 1; Laona, school entertained the other members The tea given by the P.-T. A. was when due. ation, come here for the same reason Wisconsin, June 6 to 15; Grand Rap of the high school Friday afternoon a real “get-together” social. Mrs. ids, Michigan, June 22 to 29. with extemporaneous speeches. The Goodfellow, Mrs. Werle, Mrs. Hence- Father Kenny left today on mis subjects were varied and interesting, man and Mrs. Thomas Halter were Loans $50 to $5,000 sionary work that will keep him busy and while the time did not permit the hostesses and poured tea. The until April 12. He will open a three all to be heard, the following did dining room was artistically dec weeks’ mission in New Orleans with justice to the senior class: Katherine orated. Music, wafted through the Father Dreis and four other priests, Garvin, Marianna Vandenberg, Do palms and flowers from the students’ all of whom were classmates. From lores Ryan, Alice Wasinger, Beatrice orchestra, directed by Sister Irene, F irst Industrial Bank O^Mnetm^l/buna New Orleans he will go to Nashville,^ Hesse, Naomi Griesemer, Helen Col - was a real delight to all fortunate Tenn., to conduct a week’s mission. lins, Nancy Keating, Ruth Chambers, 1638 WELTON ST. Thelma Vittetoe, James Fagan, Ger enough to be present. Previous to Father Fagen expects to leave the social hour, a short business ses KEystone 6366 ald Butler, James McCarty, David March 6 for St. Paul. Minn., where Bourne, Pat Morrissey and Charles sion was held. Mrs. R. W. Hynes Th* Only lAtms ^lan 'hani in Sales Department, 14th and Broadway he will give a 12 days’ retreat to the Coogle. led the community singing. novices of the Sisters of St. Joseph This Thursday St, Mary’s orchestra Food sales sponsored by the ladies Service Department, 1314-1338 Acoma at St. Catherine’s college starting furnished the program for the Ro for the past several years have al March 9. ways been successful. The same can Rev. Wm. O’Ryan, pastor of St, tary club luncheon hour at the Ann Both at Civic Center Louise cafeteria. The selections be said for the food sale held Tues Leo’s church, has accepted an invita day. The tabks were laden with tion from Father Fagen to preach chosen by the orchestra were "When It’s Springtime in the Rockies,” “Al good things, which met with ready Service Dept. Open Till Midnight the Sunday evening Lenten course sale. at St. Joseph's. Father Zeller, ways Jolly,” “Wooden Shoes,” MAin 3112 C.SS.R., will preach on Wednesday “Dance of the Crickets,” “Opening Members of the League of the evening. Game” and “Fortuna Overture.” Sacred Heart will receive Communion High Masses were announced for “It Pays to Advertise,” a farcical in a body at the 7:30 Mass this Sun play in three acts, will be presented day. Why Pay More? crc the week as follows: Wednesday, thanksgiving in honor of Our Lady o1' oy the seniors of St. Mary’s high Catholic literature has been placed WENTIETH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS Perpetual Help; Thursday for Frank school in the early spring. in the vestibule of the church by the Many responded to the call for Ventilating, Guttering, Smoke Stacks, Steel Ceilings, Skylights and Muni, Friday for Purgatorian society. St. Francis de Sales’ conference of volunteer workers for The Marylin the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Furnace Work Requiem Mass was offered Monday Annual Book, and much work has D. O’Brien. Phone Main 5426 at 9 o’clock by Father Shaw for Miss Catherine Hynes of 460 So. W M . W . MEYER been done in the way of soliciting ads Sherman street, who has been very ill 2141-43 Court Placa, at Twantieth Arenua and Logan John J. Me Andrews, who died Friday and patron cards. The editor and at his home, 236 Logan street. Father for the past two weeks, is resting his assistants are working out a care somewhat easier. Shaw also preached the funeral ser fully planned program. DRUG STORES, Inc. mon. The condition of Rev. Louis F. Mrs. Charles L. Mosconi was called Requiem Mass was offered by 4Iagus, who underwent a major op to Rawlins, Wyoming, suddenly in Father Fagen Wednesday for Mrs. eration recently, shows ifontinued im answer to a telegram telling her of 17th and Broadway — 15th and Calif. NOW—Everything You Send Cynthia M. Beck, a pioneer member provement. the death of her aunt, Mrs. Wallen of the parisn, who died Sunday. John Brady, son of Mrs. Elsie stein. Mrs. Mosconi left at once to 15th and Welton In the bulletin board contest last Brady of 425 East Caramillo street, attend the funeral, which took place week the freshmen class carried off who had been ill of pneumonia at at Rawlins. 1st and Broadway—800 Santa Fe Drive the honors. The award was made St. Francis' hospital, has been re Mrs. J. J. Reilly of Pueblo was UUNDRY CO. for beauty and originality by Mother moved to his home. the guest of her father, J. A. Kitt, Mercy, who acted as judge in the Miss Mary Keaney, senior student over the week-end. Phone MAin 4281 contest. in Loretto Heights college, spent the This Sunday is the regular month Every Day Prices In the first of the series of inter week-end with her parents, Mr. and ly Communion day for the Young class basketball games scheduled at Mrs. P. J. Keaney, 807 North Corona Ladies’ sodality. This Friday the so St. Joseph’s high school, the seniors street. ciety will have its conference in the Malted Milk...... 10c defeated the freshmen by 28 to 16, Francis P. Matthews of Omaha, a church at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. A. and the‘ sophomores won over the member of the supreme board of di Felder will address the members. Fol Ice Cream (All Flavors).. 5c Is Washed in LUX juniors by 19 to 14. The seniors rectors of the Knights of Columbus, lowing Benediction of the Blessed will meet the sophomores for the was the principal speaker at a special Sacrament, a business meeting will school championship next Friday and meeting of the Knights of Columbus, be held in the assembly room of the Coca Cola (8-oz. Glass).... 5c the winner will be given a suitable held Saturday evening, Feb. 22. The rectory. All the members are urged THE DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. prize. • purpose of the meeting was to stimu to attend. Drugs, Cigars and Cigarettes CHAAtiES A. OtSELLEM The staff of editors for St. Jo late interest in the membership drive The Rev. Michael Harrington con seph’s high school annual, the San now being carried on by the local tinues to improve. He is now sitting at Reduced Prices FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED Jose, was selected last week. J. B. council. Mr. Matthews was accom up and is permitted to receive a lim Office Phones Tabor 3205, Tabor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. Burke was chosen editor: Francis panied by State Deputy J. J. Sulli ited number of visitors. Residence Phone Franklin 1058-W. Denver, Colorado O’Hagan, assistant editor; Catherine van, District Deputy Joseph C. Ma- Maguire, business manager; Frances uire, Joseph Newman and William Magers, assistant business manager; f'. Roche, all of Denver. Ladies of St. John’s Maurice Rust, photograph editor, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fagan and Where Your Patronage Is Apprieciated We Call For and Deliver Rosalie Ryan and Patsy Hahn, asso family have moved from 1314 West Studying Quilting STOP AT ciate editors. Kiowa and are now living at 320 THE CASCADE LAUNDRY The Sacred Heart high school cag- West Kiowa street. ^ (St. John’s Parish) Deavrr'i Mo»t ProsrtMive Laundry"—W« Um Soft Water Tabor 6379 ers were too much for the Dramatic The funeral of Mrs. Jesus M. Cor- Mrs. Van Cliff of 2526 E. 7th ave Branch Offieei: 1(42 Tremont Street. U2S 17th Street, 194S Broadway club girls Saturday and the whistle rales was held Monday morning from nue requests all women of the Altar 1122 Eaet Ninth Aye., 42S East 17th Are.,. 1470 York, 604 E ait ISth Aye. at the end of the rame found the St. Mary’s church. and Rosary society who are inter THE JOYCE HOTEL Dramatic stars on the short end of A twin victory was won last week ested in learning to make the new a 34 to 22 score. The latter played by the Phelps-coached St. Mary’s quilting designs to be present at her WHEN IN a good game, but the fast passing quintets, whose first team and re home every Wednesday afternoon at attack of the winners proved too serves defeated the Cheyenne school 2 o’clock. much for them. The result of the fives on the Knights of Columbus Two little sons of Mr. and Mrs. COLORADO SPRINGS SOUTH SIDE PARISHES boys’ game with the Home Drug floor. The scores were 86-23 and Clarence Keeley were baptized Tues team was never in doubt. The St. 29-28, respectively. day. Bnaiscaa and Preletaional Gude of Our Practical Frianda in tha South Side Mrs. McCarney and Mr. and Mrs. Pariaheo—Pieaae Giro Thaao tko Proference. i Joseph boys showed their superiority Jerry J. O’Driscoll, 68, a pioneer by the score of 41 to 29. The fea resident of Colorado Springs, died Corbett of Pueblo are visiting with NAST STUDIO ture of the game was the playing of Monday noon in a Canon City hos Mrs. Strahl. ( Bill Dolan, St. Joseph flash, who pital from pneumonia contracted THE BABY PHOTOGRAPHERS seemed to be all over the floor at the three days before. Mr. O’Driscoll, The new 1930 well papers are now one time. This Saturday being the who lived in this city for the last in. See them et the Schayer Wall Special Rates for First Communion and Confirmation Pictures St. Francis de Sales* last Saturday before Lent, the club 40 years, was serving as a guard at Paper 4 Painting Co., Colfax and will make it an outstanding social the state penitentiary at the time of Josephine NAST PHOTOGRAPHER—827 16tb S t, Comer Champa event. The Peppy eight have secured his death. He took the position with Furnaces Installed, Cleaned, Repaired several entertaining acts to supple the penal institution. Oct. 9, 1929. LINCOLN SHEET METAL WORKS ment the basketbdl tilts. On the While a resident here he engaged in two Saturdays following there, will various occupations, including min 27 Lincoln St. Wm. Meehan, Prop. SOuth 4322 be basketball games, but no socials. ing, and also took an active part in “The Charity Pupil,” a play de olitical affairs, although he never picting the life of the students in Eeld any political office. For some LAND BAKE R Ya boarding school, will be presented time he was bridge man for the Mid Try Our Butter Homs by the freshmen girls in the church land Terminal railroad and also did auditorium this Sunday evening. carpenter work in the city a number ^ 3 S. Pearl, SOuth 3337. John Camping, Mgr. 1056 S. Gaylord, SOuth 0906 Marcella Franke, tall and'sedate, will of years ago. Subsequently he be be seen as the mistress of Johnson came interested in mining activities Spring Coats FALBY’S p a in t STORE ~ hall, and will act her part well. in the (ripple Creek district and for 25 Years,of Saving Money for Our Patrons on Eleanor Von Uithoyen is the sup a while possessed an interest in the posed boarding school inspector and Portland mine there. He is survived WALL PAPER—PAINT—LACQUER from all indications will give a good by his wife, Mrs. Anna T. O’Driscoll, Broadway Phone SOuth 2940 interpretation of the role. Helen and five children, Mrs. Mary Schott Gibbons, who is of a type that every of Burlingame, Calif.; Paul O’Driscoll ALAMEDA AT SOUTH PEARL are smartly tailored lOWARD PHARMACY Formerly ALAPENN school is proud to boast of, is the of Los Angeles, Jerry, Godfrey and Reiistered Phermaebts Only. Day and Night Free Delivery leader in school and out of school. Margaret Ann O’Driscoll, all of this one SOuth 1187 Lady Pharmacist SOuth sanv In everyday life Helen Carbern^ is a city. He resided at 915 West Colo C. T. GUSTIN in Attandanca ANNA K lilN kind and sweet character, but in this rado avenue. Funeral services were -whether they are designed for the col play she is cast as a snob and she held in Colorado Springs. 'NNOX MARSHALTOWN will interpret it well. Floriene Kel lege miss or her little sister from 6 to STEEL FURNACES The firms listed here de logg will appear as Clementine Cla ALTAR SOCIETY 10 years old. serve to be remembered rissa Chester, alias Toodles, who in Also Cast Furnaces the play uses slang that even George TO MEET MONDAY Tin and Sheet Metal Works when you are distributing Ade never heard of. All in all, it Estimates Cheerfully Given your patronage in the dif promises to be a pleasing production South 2218 H. H. York worthy of a large attendance. Be (St. Philomena’s Parish) The Altar and Rosary society meet 527 East Exposition Avenue ferent lines of business. tween the acts there will be songs and costume dances by the Misses H. ing will bp held on March 3 at the Windolph, Margaret Haver, Wilma home of Mrs. Annie McGrath, 2933 BROADWAY CREAMERY Luther, Mickey Cirleton, Lucille E. 14th avenue. Mrs. John Koster and Margaret Field and Master Her will be assistant hostess. The society CLEAN DAIRY FOODS man Field. Helen Wourms will be will receive Holy Communion in a Two Stores—66 South Broadway—1037 Fifteenth Street at the piano. General admission is body at the 8 o’clock Mass this Sun The College Shop 35 cents, reserved seats are 50 cents. day. The pleasure that was anticipated It was indeed gratifying to note is showing plain tailored tweeds, In the softest R O A D M O O in the production of “The Goose the large number of men who re CLEANERS AND DYERS Hangs High” was realized at West ceived Communion last Sunday with springtime shades—finely tailored C1P ‘TP the Holy Name society. They are JUTH 8485 High auditorium Monday night. A and nicely lined— at...... - ...... ^ lv « l J 585-87 SO. PEARL ^ well balanced cast gave an excellent setting a very good example for the MEN’S SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED performance of a splendid play. The parish. audience was receptive and accepted Requiem Masses for the week were The HOURS: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. the lessons put over the footlights announced as follows: Monday for :HRYSLER GROCERY CO. most agreeably. The players who Gerald McCann, third anniversary, 1093 South Gaylord DR. H. H. BISGARD were known for their ability in past requested by the family; Wednesday productions received quite a hand on for Rosalie Carey, first anniversary, Finest Corn-Fed Meats DENTIST their first appearance. Those who requested by Mr. E. R. Carey; and and Quality Groceries SOUTH 5604 appeared under the banner of the Thursday for Judge M. J. Galligan, )1 Us for Quality, Service and Price Evenings by Appointment club for the first time were cordially requested by Mrs. T. Raymond Phonet—Call SOuth 0144 welcomed. Before the performance Young. The Children’s Shop Poweil Bldg., 1302 South Pearl St. had progressed long the newcomers Mrs. Kiene’s card club will meet became favorites. Helen Sexton and on Tuesday of next week, instead of THE SOUTH DENVER BANK Marie Berberich played their parts Wednesday, at the. home of Mrs. shows smart replicas in new English tweeds, as only a Gladys George would have Neyens, 1422 Milwaukee street. Every Accommodation Extended Consistent , With done them. Ernie Kitto charmed all well made and beautifully tailored ^10 yr Conservative Banking with his characterization and John received hearty at Tom Kav- models—sizes 6 to 10— at...... y iib a lD Holton gave a true presentation of ana^h sciptillateo role, act the “climber.” Virginia Tierney as ing it naturally and charmingly. [H. A. HOLMBERG Gray Bros. Garage Granny showed great genius in a de The Dramatic club basketball team Wall Paper and Painta 1258 So. Pearl SOuth 7247 lightful role. Peggy McLaughlin, was victorious in Its first game in STEAM-HEATED STORAGE whose natural sweet voice and man The News-Whitney tournament Mon 12SZ So. Broadway South 0432 ner were well suited to the part of day evening, defeating the Fitzsim- High Grade Automobile Specialists the kind mother, gave a capitaJ inter ons hospital team by 30 to 20, be- (Decorating in All Its Branches FIRESTONE TIRES pretation. Joe Dwyer, an experienced 'fore a large crowd of club members. Estimates Cheerfully Given performer, was clever and convinc-' The girls’ team will play host to Most Miles Per Dollar ing as the father of the happy-go- the 23rd Avenue Presbyterian church lucky college students, who incident sextet this Saturday evening at the |)aniel8 &jpi8 her [South Denver Moving & Storage Company ally proved their colors at the sacri Cathedral gym. The club regrets the fice of leaving college. Ann Maguire, departure from Denver of Jimmie Crating, Packing, Shipping, Express Kay Gunn, Bill Halpin.'Lpn Brayton Kelly, who leaves Friday for Ponca Country Trips Get Our Prices ^ and Leo Donovan gave splendid char City, Okla., and wishes him success )69 and 371 So. Broadway Telephone South 1227 acterizations of different roles and in his new field. ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION »ip.4KP PAGE EIGHT Office,. 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, Main 5413 Thursda3^ February 27, 1930 I GENERALLY SPEAKING—a Man Is as Old as His Eyes! Local News Jesuit Missionary From India When a man’s eyes slow down, he slows down, too. A few years ago, a man was “about through” at forty or forty-five. It is not Mrs. Agnes Gamble, wife o£ Hor so now. The man who has lived right, has had his eyes properly ace Gamble, #>ne of the founders of . Addresses Students at Regis cared for is still a young man at that age. Let us examine your the Denver Parochial league, under eyes and make sure that they-are right. (Regis College) a similar contest sponsored • by The went an operation on Monday at St. The Rev. L. A. Foster, S.J., on his Post. The Delta Sigma commerce Joseph’s hospital. way back to S t Louis from India, and finance club held its initiation THE SWIGERT BROS. where he has spent the last two years ceremonies this week. The sopho Mr. an4 Mrs. Stephen Conroy and in the Jesuit mission of Patna, more class is to give a social at the OPTICAL CO. Joseph Conroy of Nebraska were in stopped in Denver Wednesday and Albany hotel this Friday evening. Wh»M RtpotatioB and Equipment Civt You Denver Wednesday and Thursday of Thursday. Father Foster gave a Rev, A. A. Breen, SJ., of the col Uia Hlfbait Crada of Sanrlea Oavstad Bzelaatvaiy to tbt short talk to the high school and col lege made a trip to Colorado Springs nttinr and Mfxnfaatnrinx this week en route home after spend 1550 CsiHfomia St., Denver of Glaaita. lege students, appearing before them Tuesday to visit Rev. William F. Rob ing the winter in Monterey, Nuevo in the white cassock which the mis ison, S J., who has been confined for Leon, Mexico, and the Lower Rio sionaries use ih the tropics. The mis several weeks in Glockner sanitarium. Grande valley of Texas. sionary is to work in this country in the interest of the Patna mission for FRANK J. CONWAY, Agent. The Cathedral school P.-T.A. will several years before returning to In New York Ufo Insurance Co., 200 Insurance en te^ in at a bridge tea at the Ar dia. He iiraised the work that Regis Bulldlnf* Fourteenth and Champa Streets, gonaut hotel Monday, March 3, at 2 TAhor 6281; Residence* 568 South Wash* alumni, Bishop Sullivan and Mr. Fe inctoo Street* SOuth 1685*R. every grave/ o’clock. All members and friends lix Farrell, S.J., are doing at Patna, are invited to attend. Mrs. F. J. and succeeded in interesting the stu Haberl and Mrs. W. P. Gibbons are dents very much in the apostolic work THE DENVER MARBLE chairmen, and assisting are Mes- going on there. Register Small Ads dames Thomas Connelly, Robert Winners of the Bishop Tihen medal Kelly. A1 Hauk, Lor/etta McCarthy, and the J. Richard Stanko medal READERS OF CATHOLIC REGISTER GRANITE COMPANY D. G. Monaghan, T. A. Cosgriff, for oratory in the contest held Sun Secure half rate. Dr. W. A. O'CoDnell Established 1874 Grant Wimbush. Harry Fisher. A. J. agrees to allow readers of this paper half day afternoon were Albert Zarlengo rftte on Chiropractic treatments. For free Hart, W. J. McGettigan, Michael and Raber Taylor. The former spoke examination you may telephone Keystone W. E. GREENLEE, Pres. Walsh, M. Gunnison and Otto Thum. 4063 or call at Suite 247 Steele Bldg., on “The Church and Education,” the comer 16th and Welton. 1224 Lawrence St. Main 1815 The Catholic Daughters’ Reviewer latter on “Christ, the Educator.” The club will meet at the Catholic Daugh other speakers were Raymond POSITION WANTED — Office manager, ters' clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, Scheuth, “Leo XIII;” Claude Bake- bookkeeper and accountant; age 40; married. on Monday, March 3, at 10 o’clock, well, ‘"rhe Catholic College Man,” X775 Irving. Telephone Gallup^ 8367-R. REQUIESCANT IN PACE Mrs. Thomas G. Barry will review and Elmer Kolka, “The Religious Co FOR SALE—Six-room, modern cottage, “The Catholic Church -and Art,” by efficient.” The college orchestra, near Ixiyola church, ^crifiee by owner. WILLIAM BOWLANdTi «32 DnhlU street, Call Franklin 2018-R. Requiem Mass was offered Saturday at Ralph Adams Cram. ^The president, under the direction of Father Dimi- Blessed SacraiDient church. Interment Mt. Mrs. J. A. Seubert, will preside. chino, furnished music for the occa FOR SALE—44 one room, 7 two-room When You Say Do” Olivet. Horan A Son service. sion. "Jbe winners are seriously con apartment house, close to Cathedral school ^ HAROLD L. KEEKE at Fitzsimons hos« The Catholic Daughters’ Luncheon and church. Walking diatance to heart of Theodore pitaL Remains were forwarded from the Study club will meet at the Argonaut sidering entering the National Ora city. Good income and fine location. Terms. You can’t add more weight to your words than when you Horan ft Son chapel to Gardiner* Maine, for hotel on Thursday, March 6, at 12:15 torical contest on the Constitution, Box W. care Denver Catholic Register. place on the left hand of the bride, a ring from the interment. o’clock. Two Regis basketball teams have CHARLES M. WOOD at Fitzsimons hos WANTED — Clean, competent girl or O’Keefe Jewelry Company. The thoughtful person pital. Remains were forwarded from the Rev. William O’Ryan will give the entered The News contest for the woman to assist with housework: no wash- Hackethal Horan ft Son chapel to Charlottesville. Va. city championship and one is to enter ing; four in family. Call Gallup 6881. comes here where he knows that the ring he chooses if= for interment, first of his lectures under the auspices LUCY CARVER. 2408 Champa street Be of the Cathedral Altar and Ross. 7 CARPENTER. CABINET MAKING, build of fine quality and fairly priced. MORTUARY loved mother of Mrs. Benjamin B. Danner society at the Brown Palace hotel COLORADO PIONEER MINING MAN DIES ing and jobbing. All reasonable prices. L. of Ottawa, n i.: Milton Carver of Bakersffeld, next Thursday at 8 0. m. The William 3. Cox. an old.time mining; oper M. Thaler, telephone YOrk 8164-W; 3784 1449-51 Kalamath St. Calif., and sister of Rose and Julia Morrissey. ator, and a retident of Colorado since 1878, Williams, Mrs. Frank Dean of Grand Island* Nebraska; subject will be: “The Superstitions was buried from St. Elizabeth's church Mon Engagement and Wedding Rings Within Henry Morrissey of Anselmo, Nebraska: of Science.” The lectures will be day, February 24. Hr. Cox was bom in WANTED — A priest's housekeeper in Phone Main 4006 William Morrissey of Denver. Requiem Mass given each Thursday evening of Lent Orange township, Orange county. New York. western part of Nebraska, preferably one was offered Wednesday at the Holy Ghost July 6, 1846. and crossed the plains in 1866. nearby. Box E, care Denver CathoHo Reg the Reach of the Most Modest Incomes church. Interment M t OHvet. Horan ft up to April 10, starting from the Missouri river with a large ister. Son service. Mrs. Arthur D. La Hines of New overland wagon train which was loaded with ANNA HILLEN of 109 Alder street, Ar merchandise consigned to Salt Lake City, PIANO TUNING, regulating, voicing, re- vada. Colo. Beloved daiifirhter of Mr. and York is visiting her sisters, Miss Mary The trip required seventy-five days and wa® (Wiring; 22 years' experience; ail work guar- Mrs. Felix Hillen. Requiem Mass was of Kelly and Mrs. Joseph C. Hagus. made in exact accoriance with the schedule. mteed, E. A. Howes, formerly with Bald fered Monday at the Shrine of St. Anne, Business meetings of the Junior From 1868 to 1878 Mr. Cox was a resident win Piano company. 421 South Penn. Phone The exchanging of engagement rings has for untold HARTFORD Arvada. Interment Mt. Olivet Boulevard of various mining ramps in Utah and South 2373. • mortuary service. Catholic Daughters will be held at the Wyoming. In 1867 he was employed by ages been the custom in exclusive circles of society. UNDERTAKING ELMORE S. LUTZ of 4508 Newton street. clubhouse, 1772 Grant street, as fol Captain Evans, a pioneer sawmill operator, FOR SALE—Five-room strictly modern, Today this charming custom has become almost uni Beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Luix. lows: Troop 6 will meet Saturday, who transported end operated the first red press brick, full basement, garage, hard COMPANY Requiem Mass was offered today at St. Cath portable steam powered uwmill in a num wood finish: close to St. Catherine's school versal. Fashion dictates that the stone should be erine’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule March 1, at 1:15 p. m.; Troop 8 will ber of the Wyoming and Utah mining camps and church. Call Gallup 41S6-J.______the man’s birthstone or that representing the month 1455-57 GLEN ARM ST. vard mortuary service. meet Tuesday, March 4, at 7 :46 p. m. discovered almut that time. Mr. Oox oper CYNTHIA M. BECK, ajred «4. beloved ated many of the old time dividend payers TRY a new Crosier radio; no obligation to in’which the engagement occurs. Here are hundreds Phono Keyatono 2779 wife of C. A. Beck: mother of Harold Beck. Rev. Francis W, Walsh, pastor of in his long career as superintendent and buy; liberal terms and liberal allowance on Roa. Phone Sooth 3295 Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday at St. St. Vincent de Paul’s church, gave a manager of properties in Leadville, Rico, your old set. Prices to suit any purse. T. H. of designs in masculine mountings set with the stone Joseph’s church. Funeral arrangements by talk to' the members of the Blessed Aspen and Ouray. For many years he was Smith, 1320 South Josephine. Sunset for any month in the year. George P. Hackethal. active in a consulting capacity oa various 1692-W. CATHERINE GORLICK, February 25. at Virgin sodality at Loretto Heights Mexican operations. His three sons, W. 1824 West Holden place. .. Beloved wife of this week. He spoke on “Dynamic Rowland Cox of New York, John C. Cox of HEALTH SEEKER WANTS PARTNER Thomas Gorlick. and mother of Mrs. Mary Religion,” and .stres.sed the point that Houston, Texas, and S. Judson Cox of to back in New Mexico on a 60-60 basis. Carlbcrg of Brighton. Colo. Requiem Mass Sioux Falls, South Dakota, were with him in Address C.A.B., care Denver Catliolie Reg will be offered at St. Leo’s church this Satur Catholics should not be negative, but his last illness. A daughter. Emily V. Cox, ister. day at 0 a. m. Interment Mt. Olivet. Theo should be positive and active in all died about four years ago. Burial took place dore Hackethal mortuary service. matters pertaining to their religion. at Mt. Olivet, under the direction of Horan WANTED—Position as housekeeper for MATILDA SMITH at the home of her ft Son. priest Call Tabor 2663. BILLS BROS. nieces, the Misses Mildred and Helen Crow- St. Vincent’s Orphanage Aid so M. O^Keefe Jewelry Co. ley. Miss Smith is survived by two brothers ciety will meet at the Catholic Daugh EXPERIENCED WOMAN wants washing in Chicago and one in Canada. Requiem VETERAN OFFICER BURIED MONDAY and ironing. References Tabor 0316. 1044 SPEER RLVD. Mass was offered at the Cathedral Tuesday ters' home, 1772 Grant street, Tues Funeral services for John J. McAndrews, DENVER’S QUALITY JEWELERS morning. Interment Mt. Olivet. Hartford day, March 4, at 2:30 p. m. The fol veteran Denver policeman, were held Mon FOR RENT—Duplex upstairs, five rooms, mortuary service. lowing ladies will be hostcs.ses: Mrs. day at St. Joseph’a church, where a Requiem modem except heat: two blocks from St. M. O'Keefe. President Margaret O’Keefe. Ser’y-Trea*. WILLIAM BACA. 2753 Curtis street. Be Mass was offered at 9 o’clock. Burial was Leo's and St. Elizabeth’s churches. 1136 Walter J. Kerwin. Vice-Pret Fred Braun, Second Vice-Pres. loved son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baca. A. G. Douds, Mrs. P. R. Riordan, Mrs. at Mt. Olivet cemetery, under direction of Tenth street. Call for key at 1136 Tenth S t Services were held and interment took place 0. L. Pettepier, Mrs. W. W. Adams Horan ft 8on. 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 ARTISTIC Saturday at/M t. 01iv4t. and Mrs. John T. O'Keefe. Rev. E. Born in Ireland, Mr.' McAndrews came to FOR RENT—1938 Washington—One-room DONALD ALLEN. Beloved son of Mr. J. Mannix will be the speaker of the America when a small boy. Hia early youth kitchenette; 613.a month: everything fur Mail Orklera Given Prompt, Efficient Attention and Mrs. Robert Allen of 809 Bast Sixteenth was spent In Chicago. He came to Denver nished. Close to two churches. MEMORIALS avenue. Funeral was held Monday morning. afternoon. The music committee will forty-four years ago. He was tbe ninth man appointed to the Denver police department. MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or Th* B«st V a1u« for Your Money Interment Mt. Olivet. present Mrs, Thema Bowen Morton. FRED E. OELDEMAN at Fitzsimons hos He served on the flrit detective squad of the town real estate; no red tape; do delay. 6Ir. pital. Interment took place today at Mt. Henry Murphy, who is attending city. Mr. McAndrews later went to work Phelps, 1711 California street. Keystone Olivet. Notre Dame university, will spend his at the municipal bath house. Five years ago 2867. a steel locker fell upon him. causing injuries spring vacation with friends in Chi which resulted in bis death Friday, He is FRESH EGGS—Delivered any where, any cago. survived by hia widow, Mrs. Lottie Hickey time. Call Arvada 298-W. MONUMENTS Death and Funeral Notices McAndrews; four sons and three daughters. The Queen’s Daughters will meet The sons are John J„ Jr., of Pinole, Calif, A VIOLIN—Good condition; 108 years old. by the Olinger Mortuary at the home of Misses Margaret and and Frederick, Earl and Vincent of Denver. Will sell reasonable. 3281 Champa street. Elsie Sullivan, 1120 Jackson street, The daughters are Mrs. J. L. McCreight, MAX MEDINA, February 21. Beloved Mrs. Anns Mardis and Hiss Pearl McAn CATHOLIC WOMAN WANTS WORK by Infant eon of Mr. and Mrt. Max Medina of Sunday, March 2. draws. The McAndrews family home is at day o | hour. Call Keyatone 6886, or call 1221 Thirty-fourth street. Services were The regular monthly meeting of 236 Logan street. at 1912 E. 38tb Ave. held Monday at Sacred Heart church. In the Tabernacle society will be held terment Mt. Olivet. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM close EMMET E. GOTCHEY. February 2*. of on Friday, March 7, at 2:30 p. m., at in. 1671 Logan, apartment 26. 4339 Bryant street. Beloved husband of the home of Mrs. A. J. Chisholm, '776 Shrine o f S t Ann Veronica Gotchey, father of Robert. Vir- Detroit street. An interesting pro PAINTING, calcimining, decorating; all Salts Mtsss^ts from our prscticsl frltodt in tht Arvsds psri!h. Firms tbit mtrlt Kinia and Harold Gotchey, son of Kather gram has been arranged and a large Jacques Bros. repairs on piaster/ brick, cement and wood* and apprtclatt our trade. Give these the preference ine Gotchey, brother of Edmond and William work, by day or contract. 363 Bannock Gotchey and Leonora Aemmer. Requiem attendance is urged. street. Phone South 8330. ~ Mass will be offered at St. Catherine’s church this Friday at 9 o'clock. Interment The many friends of Mrs. Hugh J. UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Denver ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR Mt. Olivet. Loughran of 3465 West Thirty-third Cemetery Umbrella Shop, 16th and Arapahoe, room avenue will be pleased to learn that 206 Jacobson Bldg. Wm. Capella, formerly A Real Household Friend—Constant—Trustworthy—Never Failing—foj MRS. LOUISA SBARBARO CLAIMED BY she is home from Mercy hospital, with Perini Bros. Biscuits—for Bread—for Pastry. DEATH •B SUt« Ctpi:oi Ground! where two weeks ago she underwent Memorials CORONADO APARTMENTS — 440 East Grain and Poultry Feed at Denver Pricet J, U . GREEN Mrs. Louisa Sbarbaro, 77 years old, widow a major operation. 13th avenue. Furnished buffet and 3-room of John Sbarbaro, pioneer fish and oyster apartments: Frigidaire. Cali Apt. 16 or call 187S Lafnyott* S tm t merchant, died Saturday at her home. 3051 TELEPHONE ARVADA 243 York T410 ^ EiUbiUhtd 1811 28 East Sixth Avenue Main 9451. Stout street. foUowine an illness which has Have Mr. Schayer giva you an ei- confined her to her home for five months. . Phone TAhor 6468 SHAMPOO—Marcelling, Finger Wave. 60e. NEWT OLSON LUMBER COMPANY She was born In New York city and came timate on any painting or decorating A free facial given Monday, Tuesday, to Denver over fifty years ayo from St. contemplated. Established 1902 Wednesday and Thursday by presenting this “The Lumber Yard That’s Different” Louis, Mo., where she and Hr. Sbarbaro lived ad with each one dollar's worth of work. York 0900 York 0900 after their marriage. In the early days Featuring Esprit d' Amour toiletries, flower when her husband operated the first SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS this modern institution. THE NEW PARISH OF AURORA, COLORADO Very new 1 And as dignified and grace Dear Friends and Davoteei of the Little Flower i ful as your most treasured heirlooms! You desire to do sometbing for tbe Little Flower diroetly. Here is tbe chance to obtain This diamond-clear crystal with frosty bar intercession in an especial manner, by be coming a Founder of the church which is dedi triangular monograms comes in a cated to her in Aurora, Colorado. Boulevard Mortuary Names of all Founders, living or dead, are complete line. Goblets, sherbets, deed being inacHbed In tha Book of Rosea of S t rherese. This book is , placed upon the altar Federal at North Speer GAlIup 0407 end special remembrance made at every Mass, teas, finger bowls, salad plates, cock while a particular holy Hass is bting offered monthly for the living and dead members of tails and smaller footed glasses. the Founder. Yourself, your children, parents, relatives and friends—each and every on*—may become a Founder of th* Church of the DIttIa Flower, Living and dead may bt enroUtd. Monogrammed to Your Order, at A Founder Is one who contributes five dol lars ($5 00) or more to th* bolldinr fund. Do a deed of charity for tbe Little Flower and her grateful invocation before tha Sacred $32.50 and $37.50 Doz. Heart will nqt fall you in the hour of your greatest need. The Hagins Mortuary Yours sincerely in the Sacred Heart and Little FlWer, RJEV. HENRY A . GEISEBT. NOTE—A copy of a new novena will be mailed to every Founder. REV. HENRY A. GEISERT, SERVICE Box 246, Aurora, Colorado, Dear Father Celserti I wish to become a Founder of th* Little Flower el Delivered to Jesus building fund. Refinement and Economy in Funerali Enclosed pleat* find $ „ ...... Pleat* enter my name In th* Little flower Order in Three Book of Roses, that I may havs the benefit of the holy Masses. Yours taithfolly. Personal Attention Weeks NAME.. Call YOrk 1135.. Day or Ni^ht Robt. J. Kelly 6 2 0 EAST COLFAX I . ADDRESS- Associate Mortician ORIGINAL IN POOR CONDITION