* I Pioneer Nun Wrote Work Begun on St. Louis’ School'

Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations Real Life Thriller Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1948—Permission to Reproduce, Except on Site of Englewood Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue. ■+ + ( + ' B y P a u l H . H allett The great William Seward, Lincoln’s Secretary of State, Denver Sister was being proudly introduced to a little Italian-born nun, Building Is Blessed; teaching in a parochial school in 1871, The secretary pre­ sented his hand. It was not touched. Instead, there came Prepares Book steely words with a steely glance: "I cannot touch the hand DENVER CATUaiC Excavation Finished of the man who signed Mrs. Surratt’s death warrant.” Mrs. For Publication Surratt was the Irish Cathdlic landlady who was unjustly The site for the new St. Louis’ school in Englewood was hanged for complicity in the murder of Lincoln. blessed Sunday, Aug. 15, the-Feast of the A.ssumption, by Sister Therese Martin of the The Httle nun, then 21, was Sister Blandina Segale, Father Joseph P. O’Heron. The excavation for the school is j Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, whose incomparable journal. At the End of the Santa Fe who prepared Sister Blandina’s now dug and forms are being readied for the pouring of the book, At the End of the Santa Fe Trail, published originally in 1932, is now being reissyed by REGISTER concrete foundation. Trail, for re-publication at this Bruce of Milwaukee ($3). The book will be released Oct. 1. The contract for construction time, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We of the school was awarded to the The spirit of this incident marks the keynote of Sister Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Henry McCarthy of Pueblo. She is Blandina’s character as it shines through her journal. Rising John’s Engineering company for a member of the faculty of the Services, NCWC and Religious News Photos. Pnice of paper 8 cents a copy. 11137,757. The Gordon Bell and T ra n s fe rs Cathedral high school, Denver, above her humor, her boundless sympathy, her hard common Sons Plumbing and Heating com­ where she teaches journalism and «ftise, her deep humility, her wonderful ingenuity was un­ VOL. XLHI. No. 52. DENVER, COLO., 'THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 194«. $1 PER YEAR. pany was awarded the contract Eni^lish. bending devotion to the principles for the plumbing, heating, and O f C le rg y The publication of these priceless of her faith. ventilation for $20,975. John K. memoirs of a frontier nun is the Sister Blandina began her nar­ DEATH OR PRISON AWAITS EXILED ARCHBISHOP Monroe is the architect. culmination of several years of rative in 1872, while riding a The building will be erected at work by Sister Therese Martin. 3301 S. Sherman street, directly Announced Editing and revision of the text west of the church, about 30 feet were kept at a minimum to pre­ back from the street The school "Ilhree priests of the Archdiocese Prelate Te|ls of Titovs Terror Reign of Denver and four Franciscans serve Sister Blandina’a own style wHl be 90 feet long and 66 feet are affected by clefgy appointments and her personality as portrayed wide. The basement will include by the text. Numerous notes, how­ By Rev. James B. Hamblin announced this week by the Chan- , a cafeteria and kitchen, lavatories, eery office. ever, giving background and ex­ “ For me there are only two roads; one would take me and store room space that could planatory material, are the work back to my archdiocese, the other is that of an exile, it can Christian Brother Reports be used for a classroom, if the The Rev. James Halloran, as­ of considerable research by Sister end only in heaven.” need arises. The first floor will sistant at St. Vincent de Paul’s, Therese Martin. Denver, has been named pastor of : These were the words of the Most Rev. Gregory Roz- have, besides the four classrooms, ■\fter several summers of post­ a teachers’ room, office and re­ St. Peter’s in''Fleming. I graduate work in English at On Land of Contradictions man. Archbishop of Ljubljana in Yugoslavia, a refugee from ception room, and a first aid room. The Rev. John Haley, assistant} Marquette university in Milwaukee. Tito’s reign of terror,’ a living example of what type of By David Prudhomme school where he has been teaching, The second floob will have five at the Cathedral parish, Denver, Wis.; • Colorado university, and An adopted son of the land of he said, is a Catholic school, and classrooms and a music storage who has been helping out in Flem­ Denver university, Sister Therese “ freedom” the Red leader gives to religion. the Fugitive walked into the Reg­ yet ‘ it is not. He and his con­ room. ing, has been assigned as assistant, Martin has nearly completed re. Archbishop Rozman was in Den­ the state. Not only has the Bed ister’s front office early this week. freres are supposed to wear reli­ at St. Vincent’s. | uirements for her Master of Arts ver this week on a brief visit to The school and classrooms will dictator withdrawn that support; He said he was Brother Christian gious garb, and yet they never do. The Rev. William Monahan, who egree in'Engli.sh. the Holy Rosary parish. be modern, fireproof, aiid have a he has made it extremely difficult Francis, FrS.C. But he wore the The sun-browned visitor, who is last year was a student at the Cath­ During her seven years of teach- The threat of death and a sen­ such improvements as a communi­ for the clergy to find support in suit of a lay person. He had on a olic university in Washington, ing journalism at Cathedral high tence to 18 years at hard labor cations and alarm system, ventila­ other sources. They may neither necktie. There was nothing reli­ D.C. has been appointed as tem po-; school, the Hi-f'al, high school pub­ have prevented the .Archbishop tion, glazed tile walls, acoustical collect offerings nor ask for them. gious-looking .ibout him, except rary chaplain at St. Francis’ hos­ lication, ha.s never failed to win from entering hL« diocese for the tile ceilings, wardrobe and storage Only what comes to them freely, maybe his strongly chiseled face, pital, Colorado Springs, to replace ; the coveted honors of All-Catholic past three years. The .sentence was spaces. in the church itself, may be ac­ which was half-.smiling and half- the Rev. Harley Schmitt, who will and .All-.American every year. The passed on him, tn aheentia, on The main entrance to the build­ cepted. serious. journalism pupils have been award­ .Aug. 26, 1946, after he had left ing will be at 3301 S. Sherman go to Rome early in September for The instruction of children is Brother Christian Francis shook ed the high-ranking Medalist Ljubljana. The charge, “ an street. There will be two exits advanced studies. (Turn to Page 8 — C olum n i ) hands vigorously. The Mexican award from Columbia university. enemy o f the state,” means, o f from the rear of the building, The Rev. Felix Reitlingshofer,' New York, for outstanding work course, only that he is loyal to opening directly onto the play­ O.F.M., pastor of St. Elizabeth’s, in journalism in this section of the Sitter Blandine the Holy See. ground. There will be an uppei Denver, has been tranferred to country, and Cathedral high is the The Archbishop has received playground under the trees to the New York city, where he will • only school in Colorado to hold the Stagecoach to Trinidad. Often only indirect information of con­ 2 Widely Known Sisters back o f the buHding and a lower serve as pastor of St. Bonaven-1 journalistic honors o f Medalist, scribbled on wastepaper, her notes ditions in his diocese— indirect playground adjoining in the 15 ture’s. I All-Catholic, All-American, All- were written for only two per­ but nevertheless accurate. For no lots on Lincoln street. The Very Rev. Angelus Tintle, Coloradoan. International Honor, sons, herself and her sister. Sister one in Yugoslavia dares write to The sexton’s house was moved O.F.M., superior at St. Elizabeth’s, Get New Appointments has Iwen named pastor of the par­ and George H. Gallup awards. (Turn to Page 11 — C olum n 3) the exiled prelate. It would mean this week to lots adjoining the an immediate prison sentence. ish in .addition to his post as : Two nuns widely known and highly regarded in Denver playgrounds at 3360 S. Lincoln. superior. The garage on the school grounds HALF OF 700 PRIESTS The Rev. Boniface McClonville, are affected in new appointments at St. Joseph’s and Mercy will be removed later. 3-Day Institute Planned IN ARCHDIOCESE GONE O.F.M., of St. Francis’, New York But this he knows: Before hospitals. The contractor hopes to have city, has been named an as- . Tito’s seizure of Yugoslavia there Sister Mary Linus, superintend the building under roof by the sistant at St. Elizabeth’s, and the To Mark Ozanam Sunday were 700 priests in the Ljubljana ent-superior at St. Joseph’s hos­ time cold weather arrives. Rev. Sebastian Egan, O.F.M., has archdiocese. Now there are only pital for the past six years, will be Regis Downtown been transferred from the New i Ozanam Sunday, the annual ob­ ciety’s committee on the care of three or four hundred. Among the transferred to St. James’ hospital York mission band to S t Eliza- i servance of the anniversary o f the the aged. secular clergy alone, 87 have been in Butte, Mont., this fall. Hammond Organ Given beth’s mission band. founder o f the Society o f St. Vin­ The story of how the Society of killed or disappeared and 162 are The second appointment in­ Division Opens Fr. Halloran cent de Paul, will be observed this St. Vincent de Paul recogpiized now refugees like himself. He has volves Sister Mary Alphonsus Brother Chrlttian Francis To Evergreen Church Father Halloran, who was or- year in impressive manner by the the need for Catholic lay leader­ no complete figures on the losses Shine— one of the first students dained Dec. 18. 1943, by Arch­ Particular Council of Denver. ship in the care of the blind, the among the religious clergy, but to be graduated from St. Joseph's Monday, Sept. 13 not much more than 27, grinned The gift of a new Hammopd or­ bishop Urban J. Vehr, attended ■ A three-day institute on the aged, and similar handicapped knows definitely that 12 Vincen­ high school in Denver— who has over the anomalies. igan to the Church o f Christ the Blessed Sacrament school in Den- general subject: “Opportunities tian Fathers and 20 Salesians have ling at Evergreen has been an- groups, and how the problems been named superior of Mercy The Downtown division of Regis “ I have just coma from Max- ver, St. Joseph’s in Fort Collins,: for Vincentian Service” is to be lost their lives. And of 277 par­ were met and are being solved, hospital. college, Denver, will open Mon­ ico,” he explained. "It is a land nounced by the Rev. Barry J.land S t Franciq de Sales’ in Den- conducted at the Knights of Co­ ishes, 48 are without priests. will interest all at the institute Replacing Sister Mary Linus as day, Sept. 13, at 711 17th street, of stranga contradictions. 1 am Wogan of Golden, pastor. ver. He entered Regis colIe);e in lumbus home, 1676 Grant street, The donors are Mr. and Mrs. ' ' sessions. The teaching sisters have dis-i superintendent at St. Joseph’s will with the previous week set aside standing here in a suit and neck­ 1936, and after two years’ there Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, George B. Greer of Evergreen and The need for similar action in appeared entirely. Turned out of be Sister Ascella, who was super­ for registration, it was announced tie because religious garb is became a student for the arch-1 Sept. 16, 17, and 18. The institute Denver. metropolitan Denver, requiring in- their schools when the institu­ intendent-superior at St. Joseph’s by the Very Rev. Raphael C. Mc­ outlawed by the Mexican gov- diocese at St. Thomas' seminary, - will conclude with Mass, corporate The organ was formally blessed tertsted service rather than tiie tions were taken over by the state, from 1936 to 1942. She is now Carthy, S.J., president. arnraant.” He has served as assistant pas­ Comrpunion, and breakfast Sun­ the nuns were left to shift for Sunday, Aug. 8, by Father Paul tor in St. Francis Xavier’s, Pueblo: expenditure of large sums of superintendent at St. Vincent’s hos­ The addition of a series of new day morning. Sept 19. themselves wherever and however Are Catholics still persecuted Carey, who is assisting with the Holy Name of Mary parish, Dell money, will be explained by com­ pital, Billings, Mont. courses of wide interest as well Charles A. 0 ‘Nelll, executive they could. For a time nuns south o f the border? Brother service; at Evergreen during the Norte; S t Patrickls, Pueblo; A n-! petent leaders, with ample oppor­ Sister Mary Zoe will become as the retention of the classes that secretary for the society at Mil­ working in hospitals were allowed Christian was asked. summer months. (Turn to Page 11 — C olum n 8) tunity for full and open discussion superior at St. Joseph’s. have proven their value In the waukee, Wis., will be the featured to continue their religious life, Persecution still thrives, he from the floor. 'The present superior at Mercy past, is expected to bring about speaker and discussion lei^der. A but this summer even they were averred. It may not be the violent hospital, Sister Mary Rita Gehan, an enrollment surpassing the rec­ paduate o f the Univeaity of There will be no admission disbanded. murderous kind of the 1920s— but has not yet received her new ap­ ord roster o f last year. Sacred Vessels Donated Notre Dame, Mr. O’Neill is out­ charge or appeal for funds. All Against tkose priests who re­ pointment Catholics all over Mexico must ____ 9 The new courses will include standing in the field o f Catholic Catholic men and women, high main in Yugoslavia Tito uses ‘A Great Soul’ live much of their Catholicism in “History of the Feminist Move­ social work with an unusual re­ school seniors, social workers, and other means o f persecution. For Sister Mary Linus recently was secret. Strait-jacket laws are in ment,” given by the Rev. William To Parish as Memorials cord of accomplishments in Mil­ others who may be interested will example, the Church in Yugo- accorded a tribute that sums up force. Whether or not Catholics waukee, and is currently serving be welcome at any or all o f the slaviA, as in most European coun- B. Faherty, S.J., Ph.D. in history, should be hounded much or little her long and successful career in who joined the Regis teaching staff Donations o f a valuable cibor- of Christ the King parish, Denver.' as National chairman o f the so­ sessions. Itries, formerly was supported by hospital work when she was in­ is left up to the whim of state ium, and a chalice and paten, all this week; “Radio Broadcasting," The ciborium wa.s donated by Mrs. ! cluded among “ the world’s gn^eat governors. It is a matter of luck, of the same design, are announced Ruth Connors, 360 Bellaire street, ' to be taught by Mack Switzer of (Turn to Page 11 — C olum n 5) souls” in a statement by Harold station KLZ; elementary Russian by the Rev. John Scannell, pastor m memory o f her husband, Jack ^ Osborne, member of the INS bu­ by George Bechtolt; and “Public Connors, who died in November, + + + Idaho Springs Stands Out in Drama reau in Denver. Osborne, a non- Opinion and Propaganda,” by the Orphans' Collection 1947. Mrs. Connors is a recent ■ Catholic who has been a patient at Rev. James F, Walsh, S.J., Ph.D convert. St. Joseph’s the past four weeks, in sociology. said Returns Announced The chalice and paten are the I Of Man's Mad Searching for Gold “ Regardless of one’s religion or Father McCarthy will again LaVeme E. ■ race, anyone becoming acquainted teach at the Downtown division. His Returns in the annual collection Wilkinson, 1310 E. Colfax evenue i By Joseph E.merson Smith, resembling broadly sprawling ar­ ter in the history o f American j with Sister Mary Linus would im course during the first semester for the orphaned and homeless m La Verne ' Dean of Denver New.spapermen rows in upward flight, with mine mining. | mediately recognize her as one of will be "Adolescent Psychology,” children in the archdiocese, taken E. Wilkinson, Jr., who was killed lCnpyri«h?H. 1948. Reproduction In dumps as the arrow heads high Viewing this time-muted soft­ the world’s ‘great souls.’ The in which field he is a recognized up Aug. 1, were announced this whole or in p»rt forbidden) 1945. Pfc. Wilkinson was a grad­ on the timber-denuded mountains. ened scene of feverish labor of the kindliness o f the nurses and nuns national leader. His book, Train­ week by the Deliver Chancery Idaho Springs is .drama in pano­ ing the Adolescent, is sta^ndard uate of East high school in 1943, rama of man’s mad search for Everywhere you read the story of argonauts of nearly a century ago, at St. Joseph’s hospital has been to office as follows: the placer bars where the sluices whose greed for the yellow metal me the outstanding feature of the among workers and educators deal­ DENVER PARISHES He joined the 27th Infantry regi- ' gold. Clear Creek flows, in a Cathedrcl ..... I9B0.00 glistened with gold, and wreckage destrfjyed the sylvan beauty that institution.'N ing with the problems of young ment, 25th Infantry division in I seemingly confused course, tortur- people. AnnuncUtion ...... 115.80 .New Zealand, where he met Father oiislv around boulders pried from of tramways, shaft houses, no uses, George Jacksop saw when the Sister Mary Linus entered the BiMicd S*er*m«nt ...... 525.00 A timely course in “Political Scannell. A Requiem Mass was i their ancient beds and heaped curious mountain sheep merely Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Hair Famllr —...... HO.OO _»!made and lost when Colorado was stamped at his approach and re­ Kans., in 1910, and came to Den­ Parties and Elections” will be Holy Ghoit ...... - ...... 752.05 said for Pfc. Wilkinson at the I helter-skelter in the uncovering ofi , given by Fred Van ValJ^enburg Holy Rotary ...... 52.15 Cathedral Aug. 7, followed by mili- sumed their grazing, one is re­ ver in 1913, She received her Oar Lady of Mt. Carmel...... 101.00 hiding places in pay .streaks on bed of the Regis faculty. Mrs. Marie ta^' honors in Mt. Olivet cemetery. rock; the waters dash beside pale The biggest enterprise of all minded of the poetic meaning of nursing training at St Joseph’s Pretentation ...... — .™ 145.55 Hoffman will teach “ Principles of Sacred Heart ...... 25.50 These are the first special gifts ' gray banka of mine tailings spewed dominates the panorama in the the name, Idahoe. and has spent nearly a quarter of center of the town, the Newhouse Public Administration,” and the St. Anna's (Arvada) ...... 52.50 from the cavernous mouths of SETTLEMENT FIRST a century in various posts at the St. Anthony*! ...... 21.TS ■11 ^ '" 8^ parish, which I tunnel, later named the Argo. Rev. John Ebel of the Register will be located on East Eighth ave­ tunnels pock-marking the canon NAMED SACRAMENTO same hospital. 8 t Cajetan'i ______—.... 28.00 Here, in silence, now, stand at the Other positions she has held in staff will teach “ Basic Journal St. Bernadette’i (Lakewood) ___ 45.57 nue between Fairfax and Elm walls. Weather beaten mill build­ St. Cstherine’t ...... - ...... 555.00 portal the long dump with its dull Sacramento was the first name (Turn to Page 8 — Column 8) ism.” streets. Excavation for the school i ings. rusted machinery, dump cars, borne by the settlement. Someone, • Other courses will include ac St. Dominic's ...... 200.51 '.s now under way. It is hoped th a t' stand at the feet of brown streaks golden color, and extensive struc­ St. Eliiabeth'i ...... 159.00 tures showing the rust of time, the whose name has been lost, named Santa Fe Archbishop counting, logic and epistemolog^r St. Pranelt de Sales'...... 455.00 the building will be ready by March , outward sign of the great hole a bar Idahoe, and this became Idaho business law, the principles of Loyola ...... — . 95.57 1. Sunday Mass will be offered in ! transportation, English, history, 8t. James' ...... 500.00 through the mountains connecting Springs when the town became a St. John’s ...... 515.00 the school auditorium. Week day ' Burse Fund Idaho Springs with Central City, noted watering place, because of Will Address Alumni ethics, psychology, job analysis St. Josoph't (C.SSX) ...... 145.67 Mass IS now said in the rectory at designed to drain the scores of (Turn to Page 2 — Column 3) and evaluation, and essentials of St. Joseph's (Polish) ...... 20,80 700 Fairfax street. La Verne E. Wilkinson, Jr. mines it taps, afford them better Of Denver Seminary effective speaking. (Turn to Page 3 — C olum n 3) Is 'Feeling ventilation and cheap transporta­ Hopes to Become V sgr. J. J. Bosetli I tion. Started more than half a Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne of Ordained 40 Years i century ago, it was the brain child Franciscan Priest, Santa Fe will speak at the annual Mighty Low' and work of the most fabulous of meeting o f the alumni o f St. the long list of Idaho Springs' min­ "Feeling mighty low!" That is Thomas’ seminary, Denver, it was Paulist Chorus i a perfect dc.scription of the St. Jo­ ing promoters, Samuel Newhouse, announced this week by the Rev. whose bu.siness card was a $5 bill, seph seminary burse this week. John Cavanagh, alumni president. and who was .saved from bank Only one contribution was made in Archbishop Urban J. Vehr will of­ Sings at Mass the past week, $1fl from an anon­ ruptcy by a lucky strike that fer Mass in the seminary chapel ymous 'Denver donor. The gift placed in his hands a veritable the morning o f Thursday, O ct 14. “ Aladdin’s lamp,” a classic chap- brought the sum to $1,405. Assisting him in the ceremony will On Anniversary Of course, the weather has been I^ be officers of the organization. An executive meeting will fol­ hot. and the new ball park was | L n l ffU L iL M k IIUN The 40th anniversary o f his or-' opened, and par­ low the Mass. 'There will be a din­ dination to the priesthood was ents are readying SCHOOL TO DRAW ner for the alumni in the seminary observed quietly by the Rt. Rev.; their youngsters afterward. A visit to Our Lady of Mimsignor Joseph J. Bosetti,' for .school, and the Rockies camp near Evergreen y (3., with the boys of Camp St! . Still, the .work FROM 13 STATSS and a picnic lunch will be held in Malo to whom he has dedicated so ^of the Church the afternoon and evening for vis­ large a p a ^ o f his life. As a trib­ iting members. must go on, Monday, A uf. 30, brinft the ute to Mbnsignor Bosetti the whether the Summer School of Catholic Ac­ famous Paulist choristers o f Chi-' weather he hot or tion to Danver to complete a cago, who are attending the camp,! cold and what- circuit of eight citiei in the Services Scheduled presented a special program of! rtUiHO M16HTY U9W be the mun­ United Statea and Canada. hymns at the anniversary Mas* dane concerns of the faithful. Claaaet will he held in the Ca­ At Cabrini Shrine offered by the jubilarian in the; thedral a c h o o I huildinga and • It is to keep the Church flourish­ Because of the increasing in­ beautiful “ Church on the Rock.” gyranaaium. A detailed program ing that the burse fund is being terest that ia being shown in the The celejjration ended with ^ will appear in The Regiater next collected. Leaders in the ranks of mountain shrine of St. Frances huge bonfire that evening, aC week. Reaervationa have been which the boys of, the camp hon-. religion are needed: they are the Xavier Cabrini, arrangements made to date for 125 delegatei ored their beloved camp director. Catholic priests. To help train have been made to have public priests is the aim of the burse. from 13 atatea and Canada. FRANK C. DAVIS, Jr., son He had reciprocated in advance Colorado, Naw Mexico, Texaa, Benediction and raeitation of by seeing to it that the boys reJ The goal sought is $6,000, the in­ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. the Rosary at the shrine grotto terest on which will be applied Utah, Kanaaa, Oregon, Montana, ceived a special dinner that even­ Davis of Blessed Sacrament par­ for the next several Sunday af­ yearly to the training of a semi­ California, Iowa, Pennaylvania, ing- ish, Denver, left Monday, Aug. 16, ternoons. Priesta from St. Dom­ narian for service in the Denver Minneaota, Montana, and Illi- Bora in Milan, Itjdy, Jan. 1; for Santa Barbara, Calif., where inic’s parish will conduct the archdiocese. noia will be repraaented. 1886, Monsignor Bosetti received he will study for the Franciscan aerviee at 3 o’clock. Gifts in any amount, large or Ragialrationa for the SSCA priesthood at St. Anthony’s semi his education in Switzerland and small, or as beoueats are welcomed. will be cared for at the Argo­ Through the kindneaa of A. in Itely. He received his Doctor-* nary. Frank was a graduate of K. Holmes, general managar of The burse is being sponsored by naut hotel on the afternoon and Blessed Sacrament school, Regis ate in Philosophy from the Propa-i Archbishop Vehr, upon whom the evaning of Sunday, Aug. 29; the Rocky Mountain Motors ganda nniversity in Rome, and high school, Kansas university, Co., regular bus transportation heavy burden of educating young thereafter at the C a t h e d r a 1 where he received his Bachelor of after completing his theology men for the priesthood chiefly achool. Tuition for the day aaa- ia being provided to the Mother studies he was ordained in the Arts degree; apd Colorado School Cabrini shrine every Sunday falls. aiona ia $12.50 for the week, of Mines, where he received a de­ THE CIBORIUM, chalice, and paten mounted by the cross on the <:iborium cover sym' chapel of the Bethlehem institute aftamoon from tha bus termi­ in Switzerland Aug. 2, 1908. i Address all communications to for the night aeaaiona $5. For gree in mechanical enipneerin*. He shown above are gifts to Christ the King boliies Christ the King dominating the world. The the Most Rev. Urban J, Vehr, further information call Father nal, 17th and Glenarra street. Came to Denver in 1911 also ser\’ed as ensign in the United Busaet depaft at 2 o’clock parish in memory of Jack Connors and LaVeme sacred vessels were designed by Miss Charlton C. Chancery office, 1564 Logan street, A. M. Rieckm, S.J., Regia col­ Folbwing three years of teachi- States navy two years during the and return at 8 o’clock. E. Wilkinson, Jr. They are made of sterling silver Fortune of the Monterey Guild, and the craftsman Denver 6, Colo. lege, GL. 3633. war. waa M. Feron of New y o r t ci^. ingig j>; philosophy at the institute, h$ with gold lining and ebony nodes. Tha ball sur­ (Tvum to Page 8 — Column 8) V r

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Idaho Springs Stands Out in Drama of Gold Y COMPLETE SUNDAY DINNER Read— Soup, Cocktail or Melon Cup (Continued From Page One) Myers, A. S. Bennett, and N. S. dark. At noon I found myself 15 the assailant to the heart, killing the medicinal hot springs, and the Hurd, afterwards Colorado’s state miles southeast of Jackson’s and him instantly. No action was taken CHOICE OF 5 ENTREES erection of bath houses. The poet, commissioner of insurance. Hurd five miles from the road leading against the stabber in this, the Potato— Vegetable— Salad Joaquin Miller, published this ac­ resided with his father, mother, thereto. Weakened with fatigue second murder in Clear Creek Dessert and Drink count of the origin of the name and sister at the mouth of Trail and hunger so as almost entirely county. A man was fatally shot in The Crusade of F a tim a .1.25 Served 11 A. M. to 5 P. M. prior to Jackson’s discovery of creek, near the bar. Also panning to prevent my progress, I traveled a fight A clergyman not being 85 gold in January, 1859, and so it there were George F. Griffith and small distances until I came to obtainable, a group of miners con­ is probable that one of the miners, his brother, David. the road where, meeting a team, I ducted the burial. No one could or More About Fatima...... - .30 17th Street presumably from California, pan­ I^rank Hall describes the Grif­ camped for the night. L^te in the would utter a prayer, so they Between Welton ning on Clear Creek in 1859 or fith brothers as “ young, intelligent, aftemoon of the next day I ar­ united in lustily singing a favor­ rived at Gregory’s where a meet­ and Colifornia 1860, had been struck by the and enthusiastic. George had ite song o f the time, “ Old Rosin poetry surrounding the euphonious studied law and for a time was ing of the miners was immediately the Bow,” while lowering the body 1400 SEATS • NO LIQUOR • ORGAN M U S I C ^ ^ * three syllables: attached to Judge Turnley’s court called, a ' statement of the facts into the grave. The gold dust made, and 100 men enlisted to go Our Lady of Fatima “ As you climb the Sweetwater on Spanish bar. The office was a found in the dead man’s pocket in pursuit o f the murderers, and mountains, you will see far away large log cabin that stood upon a was sufficient to defray the fun avenge the death of our men. Mes­ to the right, the name of Idahoe point on the west side of CTear neral expenses and furnish a bibu­ sengers were also sent to all the written on the mountain top— at creek just opposite the great mill lous jollification. mines, Auraria and Denver, to ac­ m Statues ■ Medals least, you will see a peculiar and to be erects 20 years later by quaint the people of the occur­ BEEBE HOUSE PRAISED Osbiston. He acted as counsel in beautiful light at sunrise, a sort rence.” BY GENERAL GRANT of diadem, on two grand clusters some of the civil cases heard by In June, 1860, the Idahoe To'nm; of mountains that bear away Turnley in 1860.” All the miners SHOVEL IS USED Statues of Socred Heart AS GRAVE STONE company was organized and a ' under the clouds 50 miles distant. were given to exploring the hills drawing for lots took place. F. W I called Col. Craig’s attention to The Griffiths opened up George­ July 2, G. W. Hertel, M. C. Beebe and his wife came and oc-| # . O C 4 £ d k M.OWC t>i3FA/%/CE this beautiful arched light. ‘That’ , Morris, E. P. McAIroy, F. W. Kim- Heart of Mary town; George Merrill, Joseph Mus- cupied a dirt roofed floorless cabin said he, ‘is what the Indians call ser, George L. Nicholls, D. C. berlain, James Stewart, and Caleb on Illinois bar. Soon they moved > t O V ' I X ' G E-dah-hoe, which means the light Skinner, all from Spanish Bar, Smith, who were on their way from to Idahoe, and opened a log hotel, or diadem on the line of the moun­ opened up Empire and organized the (Gregory diggings to South the Beebe House, near where Vir­ park by way of Chicago creek and tains.’ the Union district in 1860, Mer ginia canon entered the settle­ “ That was the first time I ever rill and Musser building the first ML Evans, found the body of a ment Board by the day was $30 a THE JAMES CLARKE man in a ledge of rock on the north heard the name. We followed an cabin there. Joseph Higginbottom, week. The best the market af­ For the Safety of Your Goods side o f a creek running southwest Indian trail, crossed Craig’s moun­ the famous “ Buckskin Joe,” went forded was "served by Mrs. Beebe into a plain south of the head of tain, then Camos prairie, and had exploring in the unknown South — principally bacon, beans, hom­ CHURCH GOODS HOUSE Use Johnson Service«on Every Move Clear creek. There was a bullet all the time E-dah-hoe mount for Park country, a mining camp being iny, bread, dried apples, tea and wound in his temple and an eight- a g e n t s f o r u n it e d va n l in e s . INC our objective. On my return to named for him. Millions of dol­ coffee with butter and milk when­ inch revolver lying by his side with “ TO AND FBtlU BVEKYWHICRE“ Lewiston, I 'WTOte a letter con­ lars were added to the wealth of ever obtainable. This was the start Established 1902 one barrel discharged. Above the 16.36 Tremont Place taining a brief account of our trip the nations through the discoveries o f the famous Beebe House, known STORAGE - PACKING - SHIPPING body were a pick, pan, shovel, and and it was published in one o f the made by men on Spanish Bar and far and wide for its comfort and TA. 3789 Denver 2, Colo. butcher knife, 75 feet distant. In Phone PE 2433 Denver 221 Broadway Oregon papers. In that account I camps they started became cities superior table, and praised by a pocket was a memorandum book often mentioned E-dah-hoe, but and towns. President Grant on his visit in bearing the name, J. B. Kennedy. spelled it Idaho, leaving the pro­ FIRST AND LAST April, 1873. Beebe afterwards was They interred the remains and nunciation unmarked. So that, MURDER BY INDIANS* one of the earlier hotel proprietors stuck the shovel at the head o f the perhaps, I may have been the first at Manitou; with Gen. William L. The first murder, and the last, grave. • to give it its present spelling, but by Indians in the vicinity of Idaho Campbell, superintendent o f the I eerUinly did not^originatq the g5, 1869. The The miners’ expedition from (Central Clity branch o f the stage word. story starts with the notable Gregory was unable to find the line, he owned a ranch and herd of bodies. Slaughter was too ill to ac­ RUSH FOLLOWS Plattsmouth company that left that cattle, and while visiting him in Cleaning at its Best company them, but July 13, he OPENING OF DIGGINGS’ town in Nebraska, Sept. 20, 1858, Denver in May, 1883, Beebe shot for Auraria. The company con­ headed a party comprising Dr. and killed himself with Campbell’s 3 DAY SERVICE The rush following the opening Foot, G. W. Colvin, E. Dickenson, ,of • diggings” on Chicago creek, sisted of George F. and David T. revolver in what was believed to Griffith, Wilfiam M. Slaughter, J. Richardson, and T. H. Clems; be sudden insanity. Pickup and Delivery when Jail son disclosed in Auraria they were joined at Spanish Bar Ambrose Parker, A. H. Barker, Jo- Another hotel was the Rock Is­ (West D-.iver) the location, saw by “ Buckskin Joe” Higginbottom, •seph Harper, J. Barton Kennedy, land house, built by William Hun­ • TWO STORES hundreds of men at work not only E. Hancock, Henderson, Triplet, on Chicago, but on Clear creek, Henry Allen, William Liston, Fred ter in 1861, a log cabin with three 594 So. Broadway — PE. 4686 Kocherhautz, William Gullion, Wil­ and Parks and partner. Proceeding into which the small Chicago up Chicago creek, on Friday, July rooms. Jimmy Hamilton and Bob empties. On Idaho and Payne’s liam Derrait, Miles Fellows, Jerris Diefendorf kept a saloon in a log 2025 W. Alameda — RA. 0612 Richardson, John Stoking, Ransom 16, they arrived at the .spot Noth' bar.s — on which the town of ing had been removed except some cabin opposite the Beebe House. (Across From Valverde School) Smith, Andrew Slain, D. Hoover, The post office was in the home today is located — the pickings bones of the fresh meat carried by were poor, but the story was richer and French Louis. It was theithird of Robert B. Griswold, miner, who large party to reach Cherry creek; Slaughter’s party, and a scrap of on Spanish, a mile above, and on bacon. Kennedy was found interred came in the spring o f 1863. Mrs. Illinois land Grass Valley bars', at Fort Kearney, it had picked up Griswold was postmistress, the SOUTH DENVER CLEANERS the celebrated “ Count” Henri about 20 feet below the spot just below town in a comparatively Slaughter had left him, the shovel post office being a candle box par­ level spot, called Grass valley^ and Murat and his wife, the “ Mother titioned o ff with narrow pigeon m of Colorado.” Most of its members at the head bearing the inscription along the slopes o f Soda Hill. on the handle: “ July 2, 1859. A holes, sitting upon her parlor Deposits were rich and easily took places in the history of Colo­ table. In 1868, when a stage line rado. Slaughter became judge of man buried here, supposed to be found, and yielded for the next J. B. Kennedy, by five men, pros­ between Georgetown and Denver three years. one of Denver’s earliest courts, was established, George Patton, when, June 14, 1860, in Apollo pectors, supposed to be dead about whtn you sove at a bank • • • Spanish bar was named for the agent, was named to handle hall, Marcus Gredler, who had cut five or six days.” party of prospectors from Mexico, the mails. Mr. Griswold was a jus­ off ^cob Roeder’s head with an They partially disinterred the first mentioned in the Omaha .Ve- tice of the peace, president of the axe, A as tried, found guilty, and body, finding a hole in the head tk* DBNVER INDUSTRIAL BANK braekian, Oct. 3, 1858: “ The round board o f town trustees in 1873, hanged the next day from a scaf back of the temple. The initials of gold or quartz will probably be dis­ three terms mayor, a county com­ fold where Curtis street enters his name were cut with a pick on covered along the foot, or up in missioner, and in 1886 and 1888 you get ^ service • • • Cherry creek. Later on. Slaughter the wail of rock on the right side the mountains. There are six or a Clear (jreek county representa­ was a mayor of Central City. of the grave. George Colvin was eight of the Plattsmouth company an uncle of Kennedy. He wrote the tive in the Legislature. and a company of Spaniards up With Bart Kennedy and Dr. J. particulars to Mrs. Kennedy, 20 Governor Gilpin in 1861 ap­ get high returns # • # there now, prospecting.” The lat­ L. Shank from Hagerstown, Md., years old and recently a bride, who pointed John A. Meredith, S. Ed­ ter were among the first on the Slaughter was prospecting on was then living at Plattsmouth; it wards, and E. F. Cross commis­ get that secure feeling.•• scene after Jackson’s disclosure. Mount Evans. On June 29, from was a month before she received sioners to organize civil govern­ On this bar worked men who were Gregory’s Dig^ngs (Central CityY the letter. ment in Clear Creek county. The- to attain prominence among the pi­ he wrote this account of the “ We then proceeded to search board met at Idahoe Nov. 16 and oneers: Andrew Sagendorf, 0. E. tragedy to the Rocky Mountain for the body of Dr. Shank,” subdivided the county into seven N ew t: Lehow, Frank Hall — newspaper Slaughter wrote the Newt. “ We voting precincts: Idahoe, Independ­ man and secretary of state of the “ Sunday afternoon, June 25, we found the spot where evidently he ent, Fall River, Trail Creek, Silver were encamped . . . within 500 feet Denver Industrial Bank Territory— E. F. Shindel, M. B. had been killed, some parts of his City, Mill City, and Empire. At the (Opposite the Denver Dry Goods Co.) Graeff, S. V. Thompson, D. B of the summit (of Mt. Evans) and clothing lying near, also a shoe, a first election, Thomas Moses, Jr., entirely above the belt of timber small cartridge box for a pistol, a was named sheriff; George C. 1534 CALIFORNIA STREET • PHONE MAio S155 that encircles the base of the moun tin cap box, and a piece or two of Bowen,.clerk and recorder; Robert tains. During the afternoon some The Denver Catholic ribs. 'The ground indicated that the R. Peters, treasurer; W. B. Law­ GEORGE F. ROCK, President five or six Utah Indians were body had been but recentlv re­ rence, assessor; G il^ rt B. Reed, Register around our camp who appeared to moved, and a trail, looking fresh. county attorney; Eugene F. Hol­ be friendly, thus causing no un­ and leading down the mountain land, surveyor; D. W. King, coro- Published Weekly by the easiness in our party. About face gave evidence■ ni that ‘ the bones ner; P. C. Hale, superintendent of o'clock the doctor started toward Catholic Preee Society, Inc. had been dragged away by beasts. schools; George JEi. Perrin, pro­ the summit of the ridge to take a bate judge; W. W. Ware, W. C 938 Bannock Street, Denver, We followed the trail about 300 or look at the country around as well 400 yards down the slope and found M. Jones, and George F. Griffith Colo. as to keep an eye on the cam what remained of the body lying (after whom Georgetown is while Mr. Kennedy and myself Subscription: |1 Per Tear by some firs.” The skull plainly named), county commissioners. went eastward to prospect in showed where the scalp had been Start Entered as Second Class Matter gorge in the mountains half a mile FIRST STAMP MILL removed. The bones were buried BUILT IN 1861 , at the Post Office, Denver, off. We left camp a little before and the initials of the dead man the doctor and when we had gone Dr. John S. Seaton o f Louisville, Colo. carved deep upon a tree, and a 300 yards, heard the report of a stake placed at his head bearing Ky., built the first stamp mill, just gun over the hill in the direction an inscription. below Idahoe bar and near the head back !/. the doctor had taken, but thinking of Grass Valley bar in 1861. It / . A MRS. H. A. W. TABOR 1ST he had shot at some bison calves was designed to reduce the ores o f .J . WHITE WOMAN IN A. B. C. DOLL SHOP seen before in the vicinity, we did the Seaton lode, discovered by IDAHO SPRINGS Mr. and Mrv. John A. MeConrt not feel uneasy. We had advanced S. R. Womack. The first stamp / 0 i some 20 steps farther and wete de­ Kennedy was one o f the original mill o f consequence, according to DOLLS and TOYS scending a precipice when we heard Auraria Town company and owned Frank Hall who was panning for to Doll Hospital another shot. We turned to go back, several good lots which today are gold at the time, “ was erected by lUllrlons SUtiKs Espalrsd thinking perhaps the doctor might immensely valuable, but they were an aristocratic and somewhat ec­ ISIS Arspshs. MA. TIIT be in some difficulty with the In­ lost to his widow and daughter by centric Col. Hart, representing the dians when two shots were fired the sweeping away o f the city hall Silver Spring Mining company, upon us, one hitting Mr. Kennedy safe in the Cherry creek flood of George L. Nichdlls, managfer, a School in the center of the back near the May, 1864. In 1906 his daughter, 20-stamper enclosed in a large waist and passing through him, Mrs. J. M. Hamilton, o f Salt Lake frame building, the machinery felling him quickly, the other strik­ City came to Idaho Springs to lo­ operated by water power. He built ing the*ground near my feet cate the grave o f her father, but also a small stone house for his “ I turned and went to Mr. Ken­ was unsuccessful. private residence and business o f­ with nedy’s side and he told me he could The first White woman in Idaho fice.” Operation on the surface not live. Seeing no Indians, I as­ Springs was Mrs. H. A, W. Tabor ore was not profitable and soon cended the rocks the way we had Augusta, and their son, N. both mill and mines were aban­ come, and looked for the doctor. I Maxey Tabor, the first child. The doned. ' could not see him but saw two In­ Tabors arrived in Denver in June, In 1863, Dr. E. S. Cummings A rrow dians coming down the hill toward 1859, camped until July, and then built a small bath house over the TOM WALKER PIANOS me. I fired at one of them with went to Golden with their covered hot springs. Three years later, REPRESENTATIVE OF KIMBALL, my revolver but without apparent wagon and oxen which had Harrison Montag^ue became the SOHsMER and STARR effect, as they were some 80 yards brought them from the farm in Conjolettaa ~ Spioata ~ Grands owner o f the radium impregnated off. They fled back over the ridge Kansas. Tabor joined a party of waters and made improvements to Pint R«coDd}tioncd Pianos miners and went to Gregory dig­ "UNIVERSITY STYLES!” Piano Toninc when they saw me. Having seen the extent that Idaho Springs, as 1341 8. BBOADWAT SPnie* 73(4 nothing of the doctor I returned to gings the morning of July 4, leav­ it was shortly to be finally named, Mr. Kennedy, who was still alive, ing his wife and babe in a tent $ 5 .0 0 is all you have to became after 1870 a popular sum­ and I got his revolver, which he had with the oxen grazing nearby. In mer resort. pay for a dropped when he fell, and gave it three weeks he returned, unsuc­ cessful. and now looking towards By the end of 1862, placer min­ W h ,„ you go back fo COMPLETE OVERHAUL to him telling him if further at­ ing had greatly declined. Many tacked in my absence to use it if Jackson’s diggings. Again the oxen school, put up your best ON YOUR WATCH were yoked and the wagon started of the lodes were worked for gold possible. I then went toward camp when silver was the main value CITY OF ST. LOUIS to look out for the doctor and saw up the road, still little better than front . . . and that means a rough trail. Again and again, The Freelarid lode, discovered in GENEVA JEWELRY four Indians ride over the ridge 1860, and the Whale lode, opened Arrow "University Styles." come down about half way to the Tabor had to unload, with his Through Pullman and Coach sarvic* to Lo« in 1860 by Dr. Charlton- and his CHAg. J. WHITE camp, and stop about where I sup- wife’s help, and push the wagon to Angelea, San Francisco, Portland. For the (Utmkot of AnnaneUtioB Pirish tnS brother, Roland, were operated in Shirts, sports shirts, ti#s, K. of C.) pose the doctor had probably fallen. help the oxen up the steeper stretches. Going downhill a pine a crude,■ desultory ‘ ‘ fashion. ' ih: The handkerchiefs and shorts, finest in rail travel, rid« tha Stroamlinar. Two of them alighted and com­ Whale surface quartz contained 733 18th St. KE.0356 menced apparently to ftrip and tree had to be fastened to the rear designed in the manner of to keep the wagon from rolling some gold, but silver predom­ WESTBOUND (Billy S e M ik ) lASTBOUND scalp him—the rocks around pre­ out of control. It took nearly three inated. The Charltons exhausted the college man—young 4n PHONE MA. I8S7 vented my seeing his person at all. their resources after building a Cv St. Leals . . . . 4:00 pm (C.T.) LvLei Aageloe . 4:30 *ei (P.T.r weeks to reach Sacramento, now style, smart In loob. “ All things at camp seemed un­ small stamp mill, and the doctor Lv Kernes City . f :30 pm lv See Preaelsce 11:00 an (P.T. ARTCRAFT disturbed—^the horses grazing and Idaho Springs. went to Empire while Roland re­ tv Lewreeeel*) 10:10 pm LvFarHied . . . . l;iean(P.T. CleaBari and Hattars the fire undisturbed. I went back Tabor immediately “Went pros­ turned East. John S. Delano, at And they all bear tha AvTepeke ...... 10:31 pm IvCkeyteee ... lilO pn (M.T.j Wbtrt tho Charm of Ntwntaa Is and found Mr. Kennedy not yet pecting and in her tent Mrs. Tabor Rastortd one time Secretary of the Interior, Lv MaeNattan ..1 1 :2 /pm Lv Greetay . . . , 4:24 pn dead, but sinking fast, it being opened a bakery, with a ready sale Arrow label—a guararpea Lv Jeeetlon City 11 ;SS pm Odorltas Dry CtosBlnc located thegreat Hukill lode, and ArDaavtr ...... 7:40 pn Ptek-op and DallTary Stirleo about half an hour since he was for her bread, pies, and biscuits. of perfect styling, proper- Lv Saline ...... 12:4Sem with the Whale, the Wann and Lv Dtevar ...... 7;Hpm Ba-WaaTlaf shot I left him to find a place of She served meals and milked the Lv H o y s...... 2:30 em Bowdoin, and Juanita placers, forever fit, and a desire to Lv Unee ...... 4:22 pn lis t Glaaarm Jaa, D. Masaota. Prop. defense for myself, expecting every cow they brought with them for L vIlH s...... 2:00em(M.T.) ■Mtir •( SInud StiraMal Ptrlih formed the nucleus of the famed Lv Hege 4:40 pn moment an attack. I found a nook little Maxey’s health, and sold milk live long. Lv Oakley ...... 3:12 am Spanish bar mines. Late in the Lv SharaaS|HHagt11:15 in the rock, about 30 steps from to the miners— there were no Lv Shares Springs 4:02 am OptometrUt ’70s, John W. Mackay, “ the bo­ LvOaklay ...... 12:01am where Kennedy lay; here I was lo­ other women in camp. “ I was suc­ Lv Hege 5:42 am and Optician nanza king,” obtained possession Coma in and see our ...... 2:1 Sam [C.T.]] cated until dark. About sundown cessful with the bakery, so much Lv Liman . . . . 4:01 am of a part of the properties and Lv Hays ••■•••• 2:30 am a shot was fired close to w hen I so that before cold weather I had complete selection of Ar Denver . . >• 7:40 am Helen Walsh operated them in connection with LvSotiaa...... 4:15 am was, as I supposed at Kennedy, made enough money to pay for our Arrow University styles. We ILv Denver .. .. .1:00 am LvJaicHaa CHy 5:10 am .Aiaoelata the Freeland mine. After other Shirt* $3.65 up Lv Greeley .. .. 4:01 am w . R. JOSEPH and I heard a tramping as o f per­ farm in Kansas,” she proudly told have everything you'll Lv Maakottaa . . 5:3i am sons passing down the rocks to the historian Bancroft in a later changes, the Whale and Hukill lAr Cfceyenee . .10:20 am EYES EXAMINED lodes, the latter an extension of Tie* $1 up Lv Tapoka...... 4:30 am Phoat TAbor 1880 where he lay. All was then still. year. Before long the Tabors left need to look your best at [Ar Los Aegales . 4:00 pm (P.T.' Lv Lawraaea(t). 4:54 am aia-aio Malaatle Bide. Supposing from these circum- for the newly opened . placerriy the Whale on the north side of (Handkarchiafs 354 up Ar San Fraeclsc(| 4:50 pm (P.T. school. Ar Kaasas CHy . 7:41 am stances thst he had been killed and

V- U Thursday, Aujrust 19, 1948 Office, 988 B annock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 420S PAGE THREE Chancery Office Look At Your Hot— Midwest Gorage Great Drama in Search for Gold Everyone Else DoesP* Lists Returns Til* WtU-Drf ad Man Is Uiias TUi Oerrioe 1837 California (Continued From Page t) had dreamed of it in 1891 aa hisiyeara proved the existence of ore FACTORY FINISHED Mines company. The»property by first great mining project. He saw worth $1,600,000,000 in the “bar- Lubrication • Washing For Collection 1905 had produced $3,600,000. millions in the nine-mile bore ren" ground!" Many volumes could'be written which was to connect Idaho Springs With the patenting completed, ROBERTS (Continued From Page One) about ^ e mines at Idaho Springrs, with Central City, cut the vein Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse conveyed —the hat man of most of the big mines at a depth Storage St. Loo’s ...... ttt.tb the disappointments that caused the “Aladdin Lamp,” as it was to SU Louil’ (Englewood) _____ 164.83 abandonment, followed by new of from 1,800 to 2,200 feet, and be called by newspaper writers, a Ladies Hats Tool Sto Miry MifdaJ«ne*s owners reaping fortunes; legal serve to drain the mines while it name that struck the public fancy, 288 Broadway PICK-UP—DELIVERY (Edgewater) ..... 170.00 provided better ventilation of the CATTY-CORNERED FROM HOLY GHOST CHURCH SI. Pitrick’i ___ 79.11 fights, sensational discoveries, to the new formed Boston Con­ St* PhUomena*! ...... 200.00 “ jumping” with armed forces, and properties and cheap and conveni­ solidated Mining company, which Michael's ...... 40.00 told Newhouse, “Wall Street is tween there and Leadville giving building in New York, and bought Cripple Creek— St. Peter's .... 6.90 ripe for another copper promo­ 44.27 door-tp-door service transporting a mile of Salt Lake City’s most Crook—St Pater's (Diff) ...... tion. Find a property adjoining Deertrail— (Mission of Hugo) 6.16 merchandise and mining machin­ valuable frontage where he built the Highland Boy, if such a mine East Lake— ery. The business grew, absorbing a theater, hotel, and skyscraper (S t Catherina'a— Deneer) ... exists and your million dollars Elbert— Sacrad Heart practically all competition, for the office buildings— and he finished Erie— St Seholastica's railroad was slow in building, be­ will look like peanutsi” New­ the Newhouse tunnel. (Lafayette) ...... house returned to Utah, obtained 6.26 cause of various causes, chiefly Estes Park— Our Lady of the options upon the Stewart Gold The father-in-law of “Baby Hountaina (Loveland) ..... _____ 166.26 the long fight over the right of Doe” Tabor made his home in Evergreen—Christ the King way through the Royal go^e. Mining company’s group ' of claims, covering 27 acres imme­ Idaho Springs in 1877. Colonel cause the borrower (Golden) ...... After seven years in Leadville, Fleming—St Peter’s ...... diately south of the Highland Boy, William H. Doe represented Clear during which time he actively en­ much grief... the other»t FORT COLLINS— but Broker Armstrong was dis­ Creek company in the Legislature gaged in mining, Newhe^se went Holy Family ...... gusted, pointing out how ridic­ of 1881 and was Speaker of the ^ Denver National Bank FHA Title I I " St. Josep h 's...... 180.00 to the San Juan county, develop­ ulously small the 27 acres would House. He was director of the Fort Logan— St. Patrfek'a ...... 46.67 ing mining companies in which he mortgage—provides payments of interest, taxes and insur­ J. J. CELLA INSURANCE Fort Lupton—S t William's look' on a map placed by the side First National Bank of Idaho was interested in the vicinity of (PlattevUle) ...... of the Highland Boy’s 500 acres. Springs, to which he confined his ance, plus a regular reduction of principal-all budgeted Fort Morgan— S t Helena's ...... 42.86 Ouray. He made money and turned Marie A. Celle Jack J. Celia “ Why,” he exploded, “ the Street activities during the last two years Fountain— his attention to Denver, interest­ (Colorado Springs— St Paul’s) will laugh at it!” of his life. Weak from a long ill­ in rent'like, monthly payments. Frederick— St. Therete's ...... 14.26 ing a group of London capitalists ness, he went to Pueblo in search Georgetown— Our Lady of in his large business ventures Newhouse stepped to a writing o f health, and died there Aug, 7, ^ Finance your home purchase on this most popular of 'Insurance of All Kinds" Lourdes ...... 16.00 among them the Newhouse tunnel stand in the office and wrote a 1884. The remains were taken by Glenwood Springs— St. Stephen's.. 131.80 telegram to his manager in Salt home-buying plans, at Golden— St. Joseph's ...... 68.13 at Idaho Springs, the Denver, his widow to their old home, Osh­ 42 Years of Dependable Service in the Field where Lake City, A. J. Betties: “Proceed Grand Lake— St. Anne's Lakewood and Golden railroad, the kosh, Wis. "The Bank to See for leans" Dependability is Essential. (Kremmling) ...... 140.00 Denver Coal company, Limited, immediately to survey and locate GREELEY— claims upon all vacant grround be- With a strange coincidence, we Our Lady of Peace ...... 14.10 operating in the neighborhood of * Auto • Signature tw’een Stewart and Colonel Wall’s ring down the curtain on this St. Peter's ...... 100.38 Golden, and the Prussian Mines brief drama of the city which was e Title I Imprevement Leonx 1120 Security Bldg. J7th a caiii. Phone KE. 2633 Haxtun— Christ the King company. claims. Rush operations. Do suf­ (Holyoke) ...... ficient work to enable securing born out of Jackson’s discover e FHA and Cl Homa loom Holyoke— St. Patrick's ...... 120.66 Late in the ’90s he was practi­ patents and start patent proceed­ o f the first large gold deposit in Hugo—St Anthony’s ...... 54.60 cally brankrupt. The railroad had Colorado. Samuel Reed Womack, Idaho Springs— St. Paul'a « 20.00 ceased to pay, the coal mines were ings earliest possible moment.” He Iliff— St. Catherine’ s ...... 37.62 who came from Kentucky to Idaho flooded and closed down, and the was nettled at the broker’s scorn­ CATHEDMl PARISH Julesburg— St Anthony’s .. 44.20 ful reception of his Stewart op­ Springs in 1860, discovered the Kremmling— St. Peter's .... 20.20 Newhouse tunnel, but a quarter Seaton mine there, one "f the Keenesburg and Roggen— completed, was silent because of tions, and had Armstrong known Holy Family ...... 36.00 that the ground covered in the first silver discoveries— Womack Lafayette— S t Ida's ...... 22.00 lack of funds. As a last desperate always contended it was the first. move to interest his English telegram was a vacant mountain LEADVILLE— side that all prospectors and min­ Robert Womack, his son, picked ST. VINCENT DE PAUL'S PARISH Annunciation...... 64.80 friends, he went with his partner. up gold nuggets from a small St Joseph’s ...... ing eng^ineers had passed up for BURKE CLEANERS Col. John C. Montgomery, to Utah stream, called Cripple creek since Limon— (Mission of Hugo) 18.80 on a hunt for a mine. In Salt Lake years as absolutely worthless, he Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... 77.00 would have thought Newhouse had a cow had fallen m and become Washington Park MM. Rudisill IGA Quality — Service — Value Longmont— S t John the City he ran into a former Leadville crippled, and became famous as Baptist's ...... a..,*,.*..... 101.76 gone crazy, indeed. Had New­ friend, Thomas Weir, successful the discoverer of “ the world won­ Red & White Food Store Louisville—St Louis' 84.40 mine operator, who agreed to ex­ house reflected, the gamble with Grocery & Market We Call for and Deliver — MA. 7442 LoveUnd— St. John's ...... 64.06 a sudden idea might never have der” gold camp of Cripple creek, BILL HUGHES, Prop. Manitou— (Mission of Sacred amine and obtain a mine or mines. in 1889. Bob Womack, who had Quality Meat* — Groceriea Heart— Colorado Springs) .... been made. 67.00 Colonel Montgomery had ,a little spent his youth in Idaho Springs, Freah and Froxen Fruita Mead— (Mission of Frederick) 11.66 Betties carried out orders v/ith Complete Food Service Laundry Agency 26 E. 11 th Avenue Oak Creek— St. Martin's ...... money which he cheerfully'put up was a herder on the cattle ranch and Ve»table* Peets— Sacred Heart ...... 36.08 for expenses. Newhouse would pro­ the feeling that every dollifr spent that, because o f the nuggets, 598 South Gilpin W* Appreelat* lonr Patronac* Platteville— St Nicholas' ...... T t’a Smart ta B* Thrifty" mote the sale o f the mine in was being buried in the ground which he took to nearby Colorado Loaiiiana*& Clayton SP. 8717 Rifle— St. Mary's ...... o f this sterile Bingham hill, and Steamboat Springs— Holy London. Springs, became in the early ’90s Weir was so openly antagonistic Name ...... __ _ 24.00 OBTAINED MONEY FROM Colorado’s greatest mining cen­ Sterling— St. Anthony’s he was soon dropped from the The firms listed here de­ ECONOMY LONDON CAPITALISTS ter. LEN’S Pharmacy Stoneham and Briggsdale— “inner trio,” Newhouse, Mont­ Nuct to Clark*’* Cbarch Good* St, John’s ...... L. a PEER, Prop. serve to be remembered Weir negotiated for a promis­ gomery, Weir. But Betties obeyed Strasburg— (Mission of Hugo).... 10.26 Uambar Bt. VIneant da PtaT* Pariah ‘"When In lorn tpMu call Jerry*" Stratton— S t Charles’ ...... 110.66 ing mine in Sevier county, Utah, the “ crazy” instructions to the when you are distributing Hare Your Doctor Phone COLfm^OCBtH Superior— St. Benedict’s and armed with favorable reports letter. Within two weeks, there 1634 Trem on t K£. 4554 (South Boulder) ...... Ue Yonr Preocription your patronage in the dif­ VtMvte^ Colo, 11.60 and maps Newhouse went to Lon' had been located and filed upon PHKR DEUVERT FREE PABKINO Victor— St. Victor's ...... 6.36 don, where he was given by the ferent lines of business. Welby— Assumption ...... 26.00 in the names o f Samuel Newhouse Dy-dee Wash 2707 El. Louisiana RA. 3739 Weidona (Brush) ...... 12.88 capitalists he had made money for and his wife, Ida, 35t acres which At Laalalana and Seotb Oaytaa Wray— St. Andrew's ...... 32.60 in the past, $250,000 to purchase Yuma— St. John’s (Akron) 29.60 actually contained huge bodies of Your A REPUTABLE DRUG Denver— Knights of Columbus.... 100.00 and develop the property. Back in copper ore. Mrs. Newhouse, STORE Colorado Springs-^t Francis Denver Newhouse engaged his pleasantly remembered by many Own hospital ...... 16.60 friend, Charles C. Parsons, at­ friends in Denver and Idaho BOXXIE BRAE torney, to examine the title to the Springs for her fine culture and Diapers Sevier mine. When Parsons ascer­ social graces, was Miss Ida H. Laundered SAVE Ys ON YOUR tained that one of the heirs was Stingley when she was married in Shopping MEAT BILL in an insane asylum, among other 1883 and made a home in Lcad- $ 1 . 5 0 Colfax at Downing troubles, all o f which, it was now ville. • W e e k KEritone 3217 By Buying in Quantity apparent had played a part in the ‘BARREN’ GROUND YIELDS Complete Proceffing Serrice easy negotiations, he refused to $1,500,000,000 SP 7511~ . 636 S. Bdwy. approve the title. However, Weir Bonnie Brae Bender’s Market Steel Lockers Available Development in the next 30 during Newhouse’s trip, had ob­ DRUG CO. Featuring Finest Quality KING'S FRIGID tained options on the Highland Boy ALFRED C. ANDERSEN, Ownar-Uanirai Fresh Fruits and Vegetables The Shirley Garage mine in the Bingham district. New­ Denver, Have your Doctor phone us Froi«n Food* — Baur't I « Craam OFFICIAL AAA GARAGB house cabled the Londoners, advis­ Paulist Chorus PHONE TABOR Mil your Prescriptions OPEN EVENINGS A SUNDAYS FOOD BANK ing the purchase of the Highland L A N E D R U G Dtp and NIcbt Storaf*, Kcpalrlng, Beer. Wines, Etc. 70S So. University RA. 8281 (Faihlag and Grcaiint. Gaaoltn* and Ofli (Mr. A Mrs. A. A. King, of Boy instead o f the Sevier mine. Cathedra) Parish) Sings at Moss Cralehton B. laratl. Prop. 7<8 So. DniTanity EA. 2874 ItSl-df LINCOLN ST. They approved. He made another 2041 So. University trip to London and came back with (Member of the money to build a mill to handle St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) CONOCO PROOUGTS Praisser’s Red & White PE. 3533 the gold ores. There was so much On Annivorsnr^ HatcheH Drug Store CLARK’S FLOWERS Prescriptions Called For copper in the outcroppings the (Continued From Page One) Lubrication, Car Waabhig, Balteriea *Tb* Star* of Qnalltp and Barnca” COMPLETE LINE OF COT FLOWERS' ' cyanide sollutions were fouled and and Delivered Recharged, Hre Valcanizing Grocery and Market AND PO’TTED PLANTS the mill was a failure. Weir in the came to Denver in 1911, where his PANCT MEATS, VEGETABLES, AND ^Wa Dtll.er TA. UU 701 GRANT meantime had been busy with min­ first accomplishment was the es­ Fountain Service, Tobaccos, BONIVIE BRAE QUAUTT GROCERIES AT LOWER PRICES Compoondiag preaerlptioBi is the mon Floral Spraji and Coraaget ing operations uncovering large tablishing of the Assumption par­ Wines — Beer, Etc. CONOCO SERVICE fCOLFAZ DRIVE-IN 1110 E. COLFAX FVee Delivery SPmee 4447 Important part of onr traslnsaa. bodies o f high grade copper sul­ ish, Welby. In 1912 he was named phides. Again Newhouse went to FREE DELIVERY SP. 4742 724 So. Uniyerthy . PE. 9909 2881 B. OUa Avt. <8*. Unlv. and Ohls) \ H S U ^ choirmaster o f the Cathedral. His OH London for money to build a cop­ JAMES BONNER. Mgr. 600 E. 6tli Ave. at Pearl St. fW» per smelter. The capitalists real work with the Cathedral choir and TEXACO FIRE CHIEF NOB HILL INN ,!*»••** ized what the large bodies of very in presenting the annual grand 020 EAST COLFAX BOItnVER’S profitable ore meant, and promptly opera for the benefit of the Cath­ COCKTAILS ^OIJTR GAYLORD TEXACO STATION placed in his hands the funds. The olic Charities has brought him FOR M EAIS Highland Boy brought Newhouse world - wide recognition. Since GAS. OIL AND ACCESSORIES Delicious Dinners fame and fortune, his first large GREASING AND WASHING 1920 when he founded Camp St. SNACKS Shopping District fortune, for it paid richly from PHONE KE. 9851 HOT A N D COLD LUNCHES Malo, the directing o f the camp the very start, and was sold to H. Speer and Bannock Denver 4. Cola. Tour Basineea Is Appreciated Hear# has been added to his already num­ WINES - LIQUORS H. Rogers, a Standard Oil partner, erous activities, which include the for $5,000,000, of which New­ positions of Chancellor and Vicar FOUNTAIN SERVICE Overstake's Pharmacy house received $1,000,000. His Mary Anne Bakeries General o f the Archdiocese o f brother-and cousin who had been 1000 So. Gaylord RA 4401' Denver. oaiN OAIIY Specialists in advancing him considerable money M A M I* 2 A M Have Your Doctor Phone in the early stages o f development, The Paulist choristers, who PARTY PASTRIES < Vs His Prescription were also made rich. The Highland came to Camp St. Malo for 88 Broadway tor* S*. Gaylord We Deliver Boy was sold too cheaply; its sub­ three-week vacation, made their SP. 7413 PE. 7315 sequent production record was in only other musical appearance on Murphu’S 'l’ We Cite Green Stamps excess of $50,000,000. the Feast of the Assumption, when TAbot $274^ ■ V l f i n e B fO O D Sl/ Work was resumed on the New­ they joined in a procession from IIOMwATiTiUSWOtTa SULLIVAN house tunnel at Idaho Springs. He the “Church Upon the Rock,” St Catherine’s chapel, to the little “ BOB’S IGA Paint & Supply shrine o f Mary in front o f the PE. 2 4 6 4 ^ FULL LINE OF PAINTS lodge building. They sang under MURRAY BROS. DISTRIBUTING CO. the direction o f the Rev. Eugene SUPER MARKET CASSIDY HICKS WALLPAPERS F. O’Malley, C.S.P., of St Mary’s Model Airplanes & Supplies IF Paulist church, Chicago. The Meat* - Groceries - Vegetable* 2219 E. Missitsippi RA. 1928 :Roberl M. — Paul V. — M. T. Murray: Cathedral choir boys of Denver pekotf Dai^ Better Quality for Less______(Hixslxsippi at So. Gaylord) also sang in the procession. Be­ sides the campers, more than 300 ARE COMING.. HATHAWAY’S YOUR EXPENSES persons took part in the obser­ HARDWARE CITY LACE CLEANERS vance. Many of them had to hear PTREXWARE. 8ILBX COFFEE MAKERS [ommunitijfloiijer' 2625 Eaat 3rd Are. Phone Pearl 3096 Mass from outside o f the crowded KEMTONB — HcMUBTBT PAINTS chapel. HOUSEBOLD WARE Curtaini - Plllowa CarafuHr Cleaned and Ratarned Sam* Six*. Spaclal Car* ARE INFLATED StorB PHONE SPruc«73l8 Gieen to Table Ltneni. Blanket* Lanndartd WIthont Shrinkag*. Also participating were the dis­ tinguished visitors at the camp: So. Gaylord Hdw. Go. WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED and your pocket book is deflated with the natural result The Rt Rev. Monsignors Fran­ VAN ZIMMXRMAM.'Maaaaar that you are suffering from "unbalanced budgetitis," we cesco Lardone, P.A., of the Catho­ 1055 So. Gaylord SP. 2961 can effect a cure. Combine all your debts and pay your lic University of America, Wash­ ington, and Emanuele Clarizio, Quality Cleaning The firms listed here de­ LOECHNtR AND LYNCH, INC. creditors through a loon with us and repay us in conven­ one of the auditors at the Apos­ serve to be remembered FINE FLOOR COVERINGS ient monthly payments. We moke many of our loons for tolic Delegation in Washington. Washington Park Monsignor Antonio Samore, coun­ /S Complete Line of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums 18 months and in some coses for even longer. Your in­ when you are distributing selor at the Apostolic Delegation Cleaners latariar Dacorating Sarrtc* — Draparta* — Contract Work taeUad quiry will receive our prompt courteous attention. waa a gmest at the camp earlier N. W. CHRISTEMSEN your patronage in the dif­ FR. 3008 EVE BT APPoiN’TMENT 7501 E. COLFAX AVE. in the season. 1087 S. Gaylord 8P. 7898 ferent lines of business. LOANS QUICKLY AAADE ON The Rev. James O’Malley, C. M., now o f St. John’s seminary, Cam­ Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages arillo, Los Angeles archdiocese, on Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Em­ years ago a member of the faculty GAY LORD QEANERS Get That Let DU Cleaners help you to SHOES FOR THE ployes on their plain note, without on assignment of o f St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver, M. EL Patxiek, Prop. is a brother o f Father Eugene keep your children’s clothes like Back To School woges and without notifying the employer. O’Malley. He returned to St. new. DU Cleaners dry cleaning Thomas’ seminary last Friday af­ ENTIRE FAMILY PE. 1350 Permanent Now methods asanra yon o f satisfac­ ter a visit with his brother at the Childran’s Shoot $3.80 to $3.98 In Cool camp. Father O’Malley recalled tion. Prompt that, when he 'came to Denver 28 X-Ray Fitting Pick up Air Conditioned years ago, the city had only three JIM FURLONG traffic lights. Cushionized Shoes and ‘ Comfort Delivery 1735 Weiton St. KEystone 2224 THANKS PUBLISHED D.U.CLEANERS Health Spot Shoes A Register reader wishes to ex- ^CU.Ly"l-utQ,— Avalon Beauty Salon Open Daily 8:30 to 5:00, Saturdays Till 1 P, M. iress public thanks to the Blessed SENDEL SHOE STORE 1025 So. Gaylord CH. 0546 P* 1060 S0.UNIV£RSlTY7?i PE45I7 325 E. Colfax Viirgin Mary for a favor received 1023 So. Gaylord RA. 8087 We G i f 3 ty)C Green Stamps th/oogh her intercession. I PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E yetone 4205

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Welcome StudenU Mr. Walter J. Kerwin Associated with St. i§icholastiea Academj CANON C lry, COLORADO Resident and Day School for Girls of Senior High School A n JOS. M. FISHMAN ^^^1Mttnber---- ofS XTNorth--.t. Central Atsociatloa a ... Jeteeler and Opiomalriit College Prep., Pre-Vocational, Music. xDramatic Art, DIAMONDS • LOCKETS Home Economics, Commeieial WATCHES • B08ABISS , Limited Enrollment, Integrated Learning. Spacious Campus. CROS6E8 - COMPACTS ST. CHRISTOPHER MBDALS Unexcelled Climate. Under Direction of the Benedictine Sisters. MIRACULOUS MEDALS sni CHAINS — SCAPULAR MEDALS Glasses on Credit ICAPN TO DRIVC 807.15lh St. TA. 0029 Regis High Sister M . Evelyn Regis High Adds Course THE CORRECT WAY- e LKABN LAW. MAINTENANCE A.ND COURTESY IN CLASS Dads' Club To Head Faculty at e TAKE TRAINING IN A DUAL-CONTROL CAR In Vocational Guidance • LEARN FROM PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS ST. MARY'S ACADEMY • PRELIMINARY LESSONS ON 0FF4ITREET TRAINING LOT 1370 PENN MAin 6159, 9883 Is Organized Annunciation High DENVERS PIONEER DRIVING SCHOOL In keeping with the movement done graduate stud^ at the Univer N«w Clau Starting Firil Monday of Each Month Fathers of several score Regis to help students solve their voca­ sity of Colorado m the field of High School, Grade School, Kindergarten and (Annunciation Parish, Denver) high school students met at the tional problems, Regis high school, guidance. Mr. Flanagan also Music Departments Registration for high school stu­ JIAH eUUCK'S SCHOOL Denver school Aug. 16 to lay the Denver, is expanding its present taught a course in the principles of Member of the North Central Association, accredited by the dents will take place Monday and of Driver Education and Training groundwork for the formation of a and1 counseling pro^amguidance raidance and counseling at the University of Colorado Tuesday, Aug. 23 and 24. Sister 1325 South Federal Blvd. * SP. 6881 by adding a course in vocational Downtown division of Regis college Regis Dads’ club which is expected Mary Evelyn will head the high Approyed G. I. Training P. L. 346 and It Curriculum, college preparatory with sufficient elasticity to g^ow into a large and active guidance to the regular curricula. last year. for terminal education ' school for the coming term. Other organization during the next few The Rev. Paul F. Distler, SJ., Courie Explainad faculty changes will be announced months. principal of the high school, an­ The course, in preparation for later. OPENING DATE, SEPTEMBER 13Hi nounced this week that for the The chief purpose o f the mem­ the college work facing the seniors, In the grade school, Sister RegUtration, until the quota S filled, bers of the club will be the main­ coming year at least the course will survey college courses and would be open only to seniors. Its M. Theodata hae returned as prin­ by appointment taining o f high scholastic stand­ methods, the lecture system of cipal. Grade school teachers will ards among their sons by a defin­ main objective will be to aid sen­ teaching, note-taking, and the iors to recognize their objectives be Sisters M. Raymond, M. Ag- Commercial Art ite interest taken in their aca­ economic problems encountered by nesia, Agnes Gertrude, Rose An- demic progress by the individ­ as they approach them and to pur­ students. It will discuss certain sue these objectives systematically ela, Mary Richard, M. Conrad, ual fathers and by close co-oper­ occupations as possible future ca­ f[averia, and Mary Ita. ative effort between the parents in their own work. reers and probe the economic School SCHOOL SUPPLIES The course will be conducted by trends that will be brought to bear The Legion of Mary meets every and the high school faculty. Monday evening in the rectory. John A. Flanagan, Regis graduate, on these occupations in the years In addition, however, the or­ Members are urged to attend. * ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS DICTIONARIES ganization will take an interest in who for the past two years has to come. • Lettering • Layout Seriously ill in the parish are DRAWING SEJS the extracurricular and athletic Mr. Flanagan, who has been ART SUPPLIES Mrs. Bessie Belcher and Mrs. efforts of the high school student • Pen and Ink * Figure Drawing PENCILS, CRAYONS FOUNTAIN PENS teaching Spanish and English in Conklin. body and will conduct social pro­ the high school for the past two SLIDE RULES LEATHER GOODS Members of the Altar and Ro­ Wash Drawing * Air Brush grams at various times throughout Registration Set years, will also continue his Span­ sary society will receive Holy f.Yo Text Books) the year. ish courses. During the next few weeks all Communion Sunday in the 7:30 • Advertising Art * Life Glasses The new course will be an ad­ Mass. fathers of Regis high school boys dition to the guidance and coun­ will be contacted by mail or tele­ Aug. 25, 26, 22 • Children’s Classes KENDRICK BELLAMY CO. seling program already in effect phone and urged to attend the at the nigh school, in which four Book Store Preparing second meeting, scheduled for faculty members have been work­ The Commercial Art School of the West 1641 California KE. 0241 Monday, Sept 13. At St. Joseph's ing as counselors, one for each Approved G. 1. Training Officers of the club elected at year’s class. This gives a ratio of For School Text Rush the organization meeting are (St. Jo.eph’. Redemptoriit one counselor for every 80 stu Roady Kenehan, president; Tom The Bargain Book store, 406 Pari.h, Denver) dents which far exceeds the cov 15th street, Denver, is preparing May, vice president; Paul Villano, Registration for attendance at erage set up in secondary schools THE DENVER ART INSTITUTE secretary; and the Rev. Bernard for the annual parochial school throughout the country. book rush. Karst, S.J., moderator. W. G. St. Joseph’s.grade and high schools The faculty members now en­ 1441 Welton St., Denver, Colo. Phone MAin 3339 Joyce, Tom Lahey, and Albert T. is set for Wednesday, Thursday, Headquarters for parochial gaged in counseling are the Rev. VALUES Frantz were appointed to the ou- and Friday of next week, Aug. 25, school books for nearly a quarter Aloysius Rieckus, S.J.; the Rev. jectives committee and the tele­ 26, and 27. Registration will take of a century, the store will have an place in the offices o f the princi- Aloysius Gage, S J .; the Rev. John augmented staff day and night phone committee is composed of Lyons, S J .; and the Rev. Joseph That Defy Comparison Emmet T. Grace, Bill Kempker, als in each school. Priority will during the week of Sept. 6. Poeckes, S.J. Tom Gleason, A1 Frantz, John e given to members o f St. Jo­ Both new and used books for Sullivan, Cary Wyers, Ray Dillon, seph’s parish and to former pupils. parochial schools in the diocese vffll THE flBBEV SCHOOL John Hovorka, Jim Bible, A1 Pet- Sister Mary Edward again will oc­ be available. All used books are rone, and E. 0. Nord. cupy the position of principal in sound, clean, and sanitary, and The Rev. Joseph M. Sheehy, the grade school and Sister Mary leaching Staff reasonably priced. Junior and Senior High School for Boys MOUTON S.J., was named chairman o f the Clement will be the principal of program committee for the next the high school. Those pupils who Tht flrmi lilted hire diiirvi to AT CANON CITY, COLORADO meeting. are returning to St. Joseph’s will b« rcmimbered whan you ora dli- find the school buildings in perfect Af Presentation trlbutlnf your patroniia to tbi dif- High Scholastic Standards— Limited Enrollment— Craft Work ftront lints of ouiinoai. LAMB condition, entirely renovated and Complete athletic program, including Horseback Riding. Ideal cleaned and improved in many climate. Conducted by Benedictine Monks. ways. DORAN Is Announced Standard Flnid Proeeis Regular Notice has been received that a I FOR CATALOG, Address the Headmaster HATTERS Father Eugene Witte, C.SS.R., (Prasantation Pariih, Denver) $165 Daplicatoi* I *^.1 Recondttlimlnf who formerly was stationed in Members of the school faculty zc b t Denver, is returning to the com­ Values ^ ^ Surrlc. B I .I .1 ^ _ for the coming year will be Sister 1^1 Gelatin I 733 E. Colfax at Ciarkaoa munity. Father Arthur W. Patton, Mary Helen and Sister Mary Ce- H I Stencil I OALL MAIN ADAMS training, etc. own a Hammond Organ. Freshman Registration — September 13 and 14 STORAGE, RESTYLIIIVG J!!S!:W 8lk llilM iC I& lOREnO H E W S COLLEGE J* CaU R A ce 4671 Take Ft. Logan Bus REMODELING • f 1 1602 Adams E A . 8 1 5 9 Thursday, August 19, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

Nuns Complete Legion of Mary to Hold Lourdes Parish DR. JAMES P. GRAY Annual Retreat Recollection Day Aug. 22 Lays Plans for Optometrist riSOAL CARS The annual day of recollection sponsored by the Denver BYES EXAMINED comitium o f the Legion o f Mary will be held Sunday, Aug. 22, in At St. PatricICs St. Paul’s chapel at the Cathedral. The exercises will begin Holy Name Unit VISVAL TRAINING 1 p.m. and will last until 6 o’clock. All active members of the (St. Patrick’s Parish, Denver) Legion of Mary are urged to attend. (Our Lady of Lourdei Paritli, Optometrist Denrer) Twenty-five nun o f the Sisters The Rev. Michael Kavanagh, spiritual director of the Colo­ 212-13 Colo. Bldg., 1615 Calif. St of St. Joseph of Carondelet have rado Springs curia of the Legion of Mary, and assistant at St. A Holy Name society is being just made an annual retreat at Mary’s parish there, will dpnduct the day of recollection. Father planned fo r the new parish o f Phone for Appointment P r i c e l e s s the parish convent. The retreat Kavanagh has shown himself a real enthusiast for the Legion of Our Lij^y of Lourdes. The first TA. 8883 was conducted by Rev. Thomas Mary. His conferences promise to be forceful and inspiring. meeting of the organization will V. Navin, C.M., o f St. Louis, Mo. This is a splendid opportunity for the active members of the be held next Tuesday evening at r i 9 J i e n l The following were baptized re­ 'legion to renew their zeal in the work of Mary’s legion. Presi­ re dents o f the prae^idia should strive to assure 100-per-cent at­ 8 o’clock in the rectory. All cently by the Rev. Achille SBmma- men o f the parish are invited to ruga: tendance. The Most Delicious The officers of the Denver comitium will pay an official join this society, and an election Gary Lee, son o f Mr. and Mrs. visit to the praesidium in St. John’s parish, Longmont, Friday o f officers will take place in the Floyd Gillen, sponsors— C 1 y d e evening, Aug. 20. first meeting on Aug. 24. At this Broncucia and Josephine Cason; The regular meeting o f the legion will be held in Holy Ghost time a Communion Sunday will Fried Chicken Tbe prieelesi ingredient that diitingnithei onr «err> Alan Anthony, son o f Mr. and hall Thursday evening, Aug, 26, at 8 o’clock. All officers of the be selected and a plan outlined in Mrs. Anthony Losacco, sponsors— legion should attend. which the parish can participate You Have Ever Eaten ice ii the spirit of helpfulneit with which it it rendered. Angelo DiCamillis and Lillian Car- in the Holy Name rally in Septem­ ber. Ltrttf Toont, MiUc-Ped, UnJointMl. Golden Brown, Tender, Dellclotti, Well Done, For, no matter how fine our facilitiee may he, they are of roll; Dftlly and Sundaj from 11:30 to 8 P. M. Susan Patrice, daughter o f Mr. Marjorie C. Zulpo Is Wed In a meeting of the Rocks of little atiittance, unleit the family it terred with the and Mrs. V. A. Golden,* sponsors Lourdes ^roup, the men voted on a 3td SeaU lOe Parking Next Door — Robert and Alma Donahue; Communion Sunday, but since the Cloaed Mondari Air Conditioned friendlinett, kindnett, courtety, cooperation, thoughtful- HoIyName society is being formed, Michael Harry, son o f Mr. and In Holy Family Ceremony Teht Mrs. Edward Hart, sponsors — the club will be asked to give this nett and thoroughiiett that it alwayt arailahle at Horan't, sponsorship to the society. The Clare Phillip Duidry, proxy for (Holy Family Pariah, Denver) bridegroom, acted as best man; the Rocks of Lourdes club, therefore^ and which bring them real comfort in their time of need. John J. Landry, Jr., and Agalea The Rev. Leo M. Flynn officiated other attendant was Glen Lilja. will remain a social club for the Golden I OLantem Landry. at the double-ring ceremony Aug. 7 The bride’s mother wore a cocoa parish. Baptized by the Rev. Theodore when Miss Marjorie C. Zulpo, brown satin suit dress with match­ 12165 Bdwy. Near 13th Are RESTAURANT KE. 1204 Haas were; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ing accessories and had a corsage The Rocks of Lourdes club in their monthly meeting last night Stanley Thomas, son of Mr. and Cunningham, 4412 Vrain street, of Talisman roses. Mrs. Michael voted to increase the work nigl Mrs. Lee Leyba, sponsors— Alfred became the bride of Richard D. Wasilkow chose for her son’s wed­ ignts to three: Mondays, Wedrlesdays, and Phyllis Romero; Wasilkow, son of Mr. and Mrs. ding a black suit dress with match­ and Fridays. It is hoped that the William Duane, .son o f Mr. and Michael Wasilkow of Lafayette. ing accessories and wore a corsage Homn Se Son Chapels shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes can Mrs. Celestine Zimmerman, spon­ The bride, given in marriage of pink roses. Miss Jane Grisdale be dedicated late in September. It KEystone 6297 KEystone 6296 by her father, wore a white satin was vocalist during the ceremony, sors— Wilma and Edwin Zimmer- was also reported that the recent Every savings account at Co­ bridal gown, made princess style, accompanied at the organ by Miss 1527 Cleveland Place man; sponsored theater party netted the lumbia Savings is Federally Michael Doan, son of Mr. and with rosette trimmed lace yoke, Patricia Satterwhite. A reception 4 ^ ^ lace insets extending to the train, club $100. This amount will be Insured for safety up to NEW CADILLAC MOTOR EQUIPMENT Mrs. Alvin Dahmer, sponsors— followed the ceremony in the home placed in the treasury to pay long pointed sleeves, the skirt end­ of the bride’s parents, after which $5,000. John and Irene Cooke; for the cement used on the grotto. Celeste Marie, daughter o f Mr. ing in a medium-length train. The Mr. and Mrs. Wasilkow left for a NONE BETTER full-length veil of illusion was held weddii^ trip through Yellowstone The Rocks of Lourdes club and Mrs. Robert Parra, sponsors w’ishes to sponsor another parish — Angelo and Dora Carrancio; in place by a tiara of seed pearls. park. 'The bride has attended Holy The bride carried a bouquet of Family high school, and Mr. Wasil­ barbecue this fall. If possible the Edna Dolores, daughter of Mr. white roses, stephanotis, and white kow, a graduate of Longmont high grounds north o f the shrine will and Mrs. Trinidad Apodaca, spon­ satin streamers. school, was a student at Colorado be cleared and graded so that the Every savings account at G>- sors— Miguel Ortega and Ernes­ The maid ■'f honor. Miss Alma university for one year. Mr. Wasil­ parish get-together can be hold luqibia Savings is currently tine Martinez; Zulpo, siste- of the bride, was kow is farming with his father on the parish grounds. At this earning 3%, and is com-*' John Charles, son of Mr. and gowned in rose silk crepe, made near Lafayette, where the young barbecue, the Rocks will play a pounded semi-annuall^ for Mrs. Clyde R. Weatherford, spon­ with fitted bodice, short sleeves, couple will make their home. return game of softball with the sors— Manuel and Josephine Mar­ young men of the Le Croix de even greater earnings. ' boufont skirt with which was worn On Aug. 8, the Rev. William tinez; Lourdes club who were defeated a white picture hat. She carried a Jones witnessed a double-ring COMPOUNDED Susan Ellen, daughter o f Mr. colonial bouquet of yellow flowers. in their first game at Washington ceremony uniting in marriage Miss park last month. and Mrs. Carl J. Madison, Jr., The bridesmaid and sister of the Loretta M. Kennedy, daughter of Denver's Largest Dealer sponsors — Roy Kihn and Flora bridegroom. Miss Ellen Wasilkow, Mrs. Mary A. Carney of 4585 Sunday afternoon, Aug. 15, Pence; wore a light blue satin dress made Vrain .street, and Allen H. Green- five new members were placed on Sheila Catherine, daughter of .similar to that of the maid of wald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry the parish lists, when the follow­ Open a savings account now.' After All, It's Service That Counts'^ Mr. and Mrs. George L. Schmidt, honor, carried a pink colonial bou­ Greenwald o f 61 Hazel court. ing infants were baptized: Cynthi sponsors— Richard .1. Cullen, Sr., Lee Shaw, William Leo W’enzin- Any amount from $5.0d up quet, and wore a white picture hat The bride, given Jn majriage by and Mary E. Burns; ger, Joan Elizabeth Leabo, Gerald opens a Federally Insured Alexander Zlaten, cousin of the her grandfather, Carl Skul, was MAIN Karl Geib, and Kathleen Ann Iris Louise, daughter of Mr. and gowned in ivory satin mafle with ^savings account paying 3%. 1335 Broadway 1314-1338 Acoma Conti. Mrs. Cyprian J. St. Peter, sponsors lace yoke, fitted bodicel long You may add to your savings 3111 — Rose and Law- ce S t Peter. pointed sleeves, the full skirt The Altar and Rosary socie%' in any amount as you please. held a successful card party Tues­ On Cirla Ctn(«r The members of the parish who Christ the King fashioned into a court train. The NONE EASIER Accounts open immediately helped conduct the annual bazaar finger tip-length veil fell from day afternoon in spite o f the hot weather. The card party was held on receipt of funds. Do it held in June were the guests of satin halo, and the bride also wore at the rectory and included a des­ today! the clergy of the parish at a thank- her mother’s pearl necklace. The sert luncheon, and various awards. USHN TO KOA you party held on Sunday after­ Parish Men Hold bride carried a colonial bouquet of noon and eveninf;, Aug. 15. A full- white carnations and gladioli. RABTOAY GENERAL TIRE CO. length movie was shown, games The maid of honor. Miss Betty TUU.AND THURS..t;1S P.M. with prizes were played, and re­ Barbecue Event Ann Carney, step-sister of the LET US CHECK THAT GENERAL TIRES freshments were served under the bride, wore a floor-length gown of WARDROBE BEFORE direction of Mmes. J. Petraglia, (Chriit the King Pariah, Denver) turquise blue net, made with lace B. Berlinger, and A. Franks. bodice, short sleeves, double-tier SCHOOL STARTS General Batteries The barbecue given by the skirt of the net, and had matching Father Haas officiated at the Men’s club Aug. 11 in the rectory long mitts. She carried a cerise marriage of Miss Katherine Nigro garden was a great success. A G>ltiml}ia Savin d s colonial bouquet and wore a cerise CREST CLEANERS' BUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOn O G EN ER A L/ kraftrecapping of this parish and Charles Mon- large attendance made it possible headdress. dragon o f San Luis, preceding a for the men to become better ac­ The bridesmaids. Miss Lois Foley AND to t tIXTIINTH STRUT • 41$ MAJISTIC >UllD(Na S O U E C C E E / Nuptial Mass offered Aug. 16. quainted with each other and with and Miss Dorothy C. Kennedy, sis­ Fred Nigro was best man and the progress o f the parish. OINVIR ^ Used lires ter of the bride, were gowned alike TAILORS' DYERS SOI Biptf gaol KUdlof. Ctt f * • * OFFICfS *• • 307 CoforotfagvWlAik Ndh Mrs. Annie Nigro was matron of The Altar and Rosary society in blue taffeta, made with gold honor. Mr. and Mrs. Nigro of turquoise blue net, made with lace SAVE ON CASH AND CARBT G.T.A.C. Easy Pay 1401 W. Colfax TA 6604 of St. James’ parish has invited Sew iuf A il C'st9>t«de Albuquerque, N. Mex., are brother the women of Christ the Kin^ par­ gold capes faced with blue, and and sister-in -la w of the bride. ish to attend a tea Aug. 22 from full-length gold mitts. Colonial 2210 Kearney DE 6430 Following the Mass, a wedding 2 until 5 in the afternoon at the bouquets of pink flowers were car breakfast for out-of-town guests, new efinvent at 1205 Oneida ried, and Miss Foley had a blue close friends, and relatives was street. This tea is to welcome the headdress, Miss Kennedy, a gold Get a BETTER Return held in the home of the bride; a Sisters of St. Joseph, who will headdress reception was held in the after­ teach in the new school. Albert Hill was best man, the noon. Mi.ss Nigro is the daughter ushers were Daniel Collins and the Only Afert Citizenry Can Prevent By Investing Where Your Dollars Work The Hardest of Mrs. Marie Nigro of 3949 Tejon The Infant of Prague circle held bride’s brother, S. Sgt. Patrick D. Inquiries Invited street, and Mr. Mondragon is the a meeting in the home of Mrs. Kennedy. Miss Jane Grisdale sang son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles^Mon- Morroni Aug. 12. At this meet­ during the ceremony, accompanied dragon of San Luis. They plan ing a new captain and new treas­ at the organ by Miss Patricia to reside in San Luis. urer were elected. The new offi­ Satterwhite. cers will be Mrs. Robert Carmody, A reception was held in the eve Mrs. Create Cines, who has been captain, and Mrs. M. Parker, treas­ ning in the bride’s home. The bride a patient in St. Joseph’s hospital, urer. The bridge honors at this has been removed to her home and is a Holy Family high school grad­ meeting went to Mrs. John Weber. uate and a member of St. Mark’s PROHIBITION! is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs. Herman Seep and her chil­ club. Mr. Greenwald, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. N. LaPenna are dren have gone to Pine for a vaca­ the Denver schools, enlisted in the the parents of twins, a boy and tion. They will be joined on week navy during the recent war 8»id g re A C A tH ! girl, born Aug. 11 in St. Anthony’s The DRYS on the March end.s by Mr. Seep. served two years overseas in the hospital. The George McCaddon family Pacific. The young couple will make m has just returned from a restful their home in Holy Family parish "Local Option” Amendment No. 3 is the 1948 version of pro­ Piper Player Drama, vacation at Phantom Valley ranch, On Aug. 15, Baptism was admin­ hibition. It is designed to hoodwink citizens idto voting for a mis­ **The funds of this Company are loaned where they spent a week. istered to the following: Daniel William, son of Mr. and Mrs on im proved real estate” 'Our Town', Billed in Sister Mary Amy, who was for­ leading proposal that will bring unenforceable prohibition. It merly Romona Campbell, is visit­ Winston Churchill,.sponsors, Ed ing her aunt and uncle, Mr. and ward and Charlotte Churchill; permits election districts, precincts or counties to vote for— BUT Idaho Springs Area Richard Carl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Campbell, Sr. Sister ^ O T AGAINST— prohibition. Amy has many friends in Denver Raymond R. Giesler, sponsors, Ed­ ward and Mary Coressel; Michael Our Town, winner of a Pulitzer and is anxious to 'see them all. REPUBLIC LOAN CO. prize and one of the warmest and Raymond, son of Mr. and Mrs She has been stationed in North Lawrence P. Morahan, sponsors most deeply human }ri*ys in the Chicago, but is being transferred 1641 Stout St. Established 1925 John Giesler and Patricia Kerber; American theater, is being pre to Pueblo, where she will be teach­ David Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Williamt, President— T. E. Greene, Secretary-Treasurer sented by the Piper players this ing in a grade school there. week, Wednesday through Satur­ Robert E. Onstott, sponsors. Mr. Paid-in ('.apilnl and Surplus Over S250,000.00 day, in Idaho Springs Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Campbell and Mrs. Thomas Cherry; Linda Thornton Wilder’s play depicts and their two ^ughters left for Rose, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the life of a New Hampshire villageill Los Angeles, Calif., by plane on Edmond R. St. Louis, sponsors, with its humor, picturesqueness, Sunday after their vacation in Maurice and Elaihe Eisenhauer. and pathos set against a back­ Denver. Father Flynn reminds parents Royal Portable . : . "Quiet Deluxe" model ground of centuries of time, social On Aug. 15 little Judy Colleen that registration for high school history, and religious ideas. La Forge, the infant daughter of pupils will take place Tuesday, For Back-to-Schoolers Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. La Forge, Aug. 24, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. THANKS PUBLISHED was baptized by Father John Scan- Freshmen will take the placement nell. Her sponsors were Mr. and test at the same time. Grade school A Register reader wishes to pub­ Mrs. James J. Johnson. registration will be held on the lish thanks to the Sacred Heart following day, Aug. 25. from 9 a.m. of Jesus for the satisfactory sale to 12 noon. 'The seventh and eighth of a house over seemingly insur- grade girls will wear uniforms this mountable difficulti-#8. Retreatonts Asked year. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berger and son. Joseph, of San Benito, Tex., Our 10% OFF For Reservations are visiting Mrs. Berger’s mother, regular prices Mrs. Clara Heiderstadt, in the All women planning to make family home. . on Winter the annual lay women’s retreat Mrs. Mary Conway of 4356 Coats and at Loretto Heights college Sept. Raleigh street left Aug. 15 with 2 to 5 are asked to make reserva­ her grandson, Donald Evans, and Snow Suits tions as soon as possible with Mrs. granddaughter, Barbara Conway, ends Aug. 21. Philomena Hodges, 1225 Newport, for a two-week vacation in San Koproduced tbove u pert of the amended Articles EA. 0462, or Mrs. Thomas M. Francisco. o f Inoorporatioa of the United Drys of Colorado, now known as the Inter- A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Carroll, 994 S. Pennsylvania Two of the officers of the Altar ANT GARMENT street, PE. 5842, both of Denver. and Rosary society, Mrs. P. King Church Temperance Movement of (Colorado. Their so-called "Local Option” and Mrs. W. J. Koerber, will care The Rev. Raymond J. Ireland, amendment seeks state-wide prohibition and proposes to attain this by the for the sacristy Aug. 21. FOX BABY SHOP S.J., will open the retreat at 7 :45 "Divide and Conquer” method. , 11 Broodway p.m. on Thursday. The sisters will NOTICE TO CREDITORS serve supper to all retreatants ESTATE OF Manr T. Brennan, alio arriving before 6:16 p.m. Small known as Mary Thereu Brennan and May T. Brennan, DECEASED. No. 8i2S5. black veils will be furnished so Notice is hereby elven that on the ISth that hats will be uimecessary. day of Ancual, 1S48, letiera teatamentary Vote N O on Amondment Nos 3 A fee of $16 will cover all ex­ were issued to tthe undersigned as Execu­ SHOE REPAIRING penses for the three days. Exer­ tor o{ the above named estate and all persons hsWng claims against said estate Protect yourself against forcible m'nority rule by cises will end writh Benedidtion and are required to file them for allowanre The new Royal Portahla hat finger form keys that cradlo tha WHILE YOU WAIT the Papal Blessing on Sunday eve­ in ths County Court of the City and U N ITIN G in a single, state-wjde organization. Guar­ County of Denvsr. Colorado, within six fingers and mean fatter, more accurate typing. It features ning. The Best in ’48 months from said date or said claims will antee YOUR FRIEDOM FROM PROHIBITION! tuper-tmootb new controls including a speed spacer and rapid The Fort Logan bus, which can be forever barred. ribbon changer. For better grades and great^ efficiancy wa be boarded at Alameda and South T, Raber T:sylor, Attorney at Law, AL. Join Colorado United! Write for your membership recommend tbit little job. \ Broadway at 3:02 p.m., 4 p.m., SOSl. 404 lit Natl. Bank Bidg., Denver, Colorado. card and wear the Colorado United button. 4:36 p.m., 6:36 p.m., and 6:12 Edward P. yConnell, Execotor. .08 p.m., stops directly in front o f the 95 Indndlaa Fed. T u college. Boys will meet the bus NOTICE o r FINAL 8ETTLEHENT Buy on the Denver's easy pay plan to help with bags. Eatate of William H. Collins, also known 'as Wm. H. ColUna, deeaased. No. 82S0S, Ths Dtnrsr—Btstienerr— Blnst Fleor Notice Is hereby given that on tha Slat COLORADO UNITED FAVORS RECEIVED day of August, 1948, I will present to the For Quality Shoe Repttirlnti at A Register subscriber wishes to County Court o f tha City and County of Popular Prices— Visit Our Shoe Denver, Colorado, my accounts for FINAL 308 KITTREDQE BLDG, DENVER publish a thanksgiving for favors fSETllXM EN T of ths administration of Repair Dept. . . . Basement received through prayers and no- said estata when and w hen all persona in venas to Sacred Heart of Jesus, Intersat may appear and object to them *rdsr« Power Sitfi uU Cetf/me$-~KMyeHste Sm If thay so dasira. Our Blessed Mother, S t Anne, and 8 . C. HUUard, Jr., S t Frances Cabrini. AdmlntotntOR i / PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, K E yetone 4205 Thursday, August 19, 1948

i} Fr. Weisenberg, Nursery Volunteers' Picnic Sr. Agnellus, SSCA Figure, Holds Slated at Mountain Camp St. Dominic's Jack *Holl Wants To $ave You Money!

All the volunteers of the Infant of Prague nursery are being On All Types of Insurance High Rome Degree invited to a luncheon to be held at Our Lady o f the Rockies camp New Principal Jtek H«n CAsN tiT t yoq noncy on all kindf at Evergreen Wednesday, Aug. 26, at 1 o’clock. •f qaality Iniartnco. fo r fnttanco, yoe may The rare honor of a Mag^ster Captains for each day are to invite their present workers, (St. Dominic’s Parish, Donver) •aTf np to 20% on firt Injoranea, homu or form er volunteers are asked to contact their captain or Mrs. John Aggregatus, received >because of Sister Agnellus will be the new eonUnUs Alio, labatantlal larln n on aalo Murtaugh if they plan to attend. Mrs. Murtaugh should be called .or track Inioranco. his achievements in theological also for transportation at FR. 7196. principal and eighth grade teacher science, is held by the Rev. Ed­ Present day captains are: Sunday, Miss Mary Nadorff, of the parish school, the Very Rev. ward J. Weisenberg, S.J., who will Blessed Sacrament parish, EA. 8935; Monday, Mrs. Cletus Koes- V. R. Hughes, O.P., pastor, an­ teach at the Summer School of ter, Loyola, EA. 1395; Tuesday, Mrs. George Kelly, Cathedral, nounced. Sister Agnellus comes to JACK HALL TA. 8805; Wednesday, Mrs. F. W. Wilkins, Blessed Sacrament, the parish from St. ()ajetan’s Catholic Action in its six-day ses­ m (joun DE. 0052; Thursday, Mrs. W. Hartford, St. Dominic’s, GR. 7758; school, Chicago. She is expected to sion at Cathedral schools begin­ FARMERS I>SUR.A\CE GROUP Friday, Mrs. J. J. Bugosh, St, Vincent de Paul, PE. 8633; and assume her new duties this week. ning Aug. 30. HOME FREEZER...... ^ Saturday, Mrs. L. U, Wagner, Blessed Sacrament, FR. 8342. Other teachers assigned to the 435 14th St. AL. 0466 Father Weisenberg, well-known Volunteers are still enthusiastic about caring for the 43 school staff, as announced by Fa­ Product from your gordtn, »h« fithing *eofch' ot th* theologian, writer, ' editor, lec­ babies at the nursery. Many more women could be of service ther Hughes, are: Seventh grade. turer, and educator, studied at on all days. The summer schedule is unusually heavy because Sister Dorothea; sixth grade, Sis­ hunting 'bog'—oil keep to lerve another doy in your- Routt and Illinois colleges and at the children must be dressed for their outdoor play both in the ter Rose Clare; fifth grade. Sis­ HOME FREEZER.- St Louis university. He did grad- morning and afternoon. Hours for volunteers are 9 to 11:30, ter Bertram; fourth grade. Sister 11 to 1:30, 3 to 5:30 every day. Anyone who would like to help Viateur; third grade, Sister Marie A HOME FREEZER provide* more gracious living may call the captain o f the day on which she would rather serve Elizabeth; second grade. Sister Recommended Firms and also o saving in time, food, money, and effort to or the overall chairman of volunteers, Mrs. James Kenny, EA. Dolores; and first grade. Sister 4681. Work at the nursery is the most satisfactory of all Cath­ dementia. Sister Bertram is a new help poy for itself. olic Action, in the opinion of those who serve the babies. member of the teaching staff. She for AUTO Freezing does not chonge the flavor or quality, there­ The nursery is filled to capacity at all times. Homes, both comes fiftm St, Philip Benizi’s foster and adoptive, homes, have been found for several babies school in Chicago. Sister Mary fore, it is desirable to select only prime quality, fully-ripe lately, but there is always a waiting child from Catholic Charities Augustine will be the new music foods in the best of condition lor preserving in your or one of the Catholic hospitals to take their beds. teacher. SERVICE From every bed there is always a welcoming “Hi” or up­ HOME FREEZER. The painting and renovation of lifted arms to the volunteer. the classrooms have been com­ HOMI tSilZIlS ON eiSSlAT AT PIAlltS STOIIS pleted and the sisters are now en­ gaged in arranging the maps, Triduum at Mt. Carmel teaching devices, and other class­ Public Service Company of Colorado room equipment for registration Buckley Bros. Motors day, which will be Friday, Sept. Slated ta Hanar St. Racca 3, from 9 a.m. until noon. Both Sales — STUDEBAKER — Service old and new pupils must register. AUTO REPAIRING ON ALL MAKE CARS & TRUCKS (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, ing. Everyone is asked to help in School will open on Tuesday, Sept. EXPERT BODY A.\D FENDER WORK — QUALITY PAINTING Denver) this worthy cause. 7, at 9 a.m. STEAM CLEANING - WASHING - LUBRICATION SERVICE The St. Julian Study club met On Thursday, Aug. 19, at 3 p.m. Children’s Clothing Drive 660 So. Broadway — New lAtcation — RA. 2826 a triduum in honor o f St. Rocc6 at Chaffee park for its annual will start. A Solemn Mass will be picnic and election o f new o ffic e r ! An intensive drive will be made CASH sung at 10 o’clock Sunday, Aug. The newly elected officers are as in the parish for children’s gar­ DODGE-PLYMOUTH OWNERS 22. The procession will take place follows: President, Rose Pom- ments for the Holy Father’s store­ at 4 p.m. The outside activities will ponio; vice president, Rose Periot; room. It will be the parish’s part We Will Pay Cash for Small Homes in or Near Denver. NOW'S the Time to Consider be held on Saturday and Sunday secretary - treasurer, Margaret of the national campaign being conducted to obtain 5,000,000 new Quick Action — Call or See evenings at W. 37th avenue and Canzone: publicity director, Flor­ ENGINE TUNE-UP— A simple “tune-up” by our trained me­ Fr. Weisenberg Shoshone street. ence DeTolIa. garments for the children of Eu­ rope. chanics costs surprisingly little— yet assures quicker starting, uate work at Munich. Vienna, The St. Philomena Study club faster pick up, smoother performance and greater* economy 1 The local drive will open on Sun­ Paris, Jerusalem, and at the will meet at the home o f Mrs. Lena day, Aug. 22, and will close on ujiLLiflms & GREEne Gregorian university in Rome. In Sutley, 3428 Navajo street, on Wednesday, Sept. 8, the Feast of JAMES MOTOK CO. addition to h^ Mag. Agg. degree, Sonia Campbell Aug. 20 at 1 p.m. Last week’s 1641 Stout TA. 6266 honor prize was won by Mrs. Della the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin which he received in Rome, he Mary. The Rosary Altar society 1278 Lincoln Dodge & Plymouth Sale* & Service K £. 8221 holds degrees o f A.B., M.A., and LaConti. This week’s prize will be donated by Mrs. Sutley. will be in charge qf the drive under s .t .d : To Wed Aug. 23 Marion Brooks the direction of Mrs. Harry Now professor of dogmatic and (Bfetsed Sacrament Parish, Hughes, president All the societies SPECIAL-$10.95 Patristic theology at St. Marys, Denver") Becomes Bride of the parish will co-operate in the t DOYLE’S Kans., Father Weisenberg is the Sonia R. Campbell w'ill be united Miss Marion Brooks, grand­ drive and with the Denver Deanery HANSEN & HANSEN editor of the Bulletin of the Kan­ in marriage to Edward A. Roll- daughter o f Mrs. Margaret Kaylor, of the Archdioce. lerby, Aug. 21. The bride was given in marriage MARKET by her uncle, Eden Deets. Her terior openings have been resealed E X P E R T ■ 3 Fine Stores Mrs. Charles Crapo, who has by a caulking process which fills CORN FED MEATS wedding gown of lustrous white AUTO REPAIR been a patient at St. Joseph’s all the deteriorated mortar joints PACKARD SERVICE satin was made with a yoke of 87 So. Broadway nSH AND POULTRY hospital for the past several weeks, in thejnasonry work. ' All Makes Th* Only Pscksrd ■srrltt In D*tiT« chiffon, long sleeves pointed at the Easy Time Payments 753 So. University Blvd. has returned to her home and is On account of the height of the 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 doing nicely. wrists, and a full skirt with a Packard Denver Co. bustle and a long train. Her church the examination and treat­ Diftrlbntor* 1550 Colorado Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Allen ment of these joints were difficult Northwestern Auto Go. left Wednesday for Grand Junc­ fingertip veil o f illusion fell from Now tn Oar Ntw BnUdina and slow operations' but now the 549 Broadway TAbor 6201 1700 Lincoln TA. ISSI Weslerkamp Bros. tion and Glenwood Springs. They a rhinestone and jAarl crown, and she carried a white prayer work is completed and the exposed DELICIOUS CAKES - PIES - ROLLS will spend several days at Grand portion of the church will be able KE. 9043 5106 Wash. Lake as the guests o f Dr. and Mrs. book adorned with orchids and Sold at Our 3 Stores Only white roses showered with stepha- to withstand the elements. Partic­ EVZHYTHINO A GOOD GROOEHI Harold Kohl and Miss Ella Horan ularly important was the sealing SHOULD HAVX of Tucson, Ariz. notis. GUARANTEED REPAIR WORK Miss Rose Mumford, maid o f of the steel window frames in the BEST FOODS AT LOWEST PRICBB ^ r s . Peter D. Walsh was hos­ upper part of the nave of the ON ALL MAKE CARS , —WB DELIVER— tess to members o f the Barney honor, wore blue taffeta made in the oft-shoulder style, with small church. These windows in the past Only Skilled Mechanics Work on Your Car Boosters, a Regis Mothers’ club, had permitted, in driving rain in her home Aug. 16. The Rev. puff sleeves. The full skirt had a COMPLETE OVERHAUL AND TUNE-UP small bustle. A small blue hat storms, water leakage into the Bernard Karst, S.J., was a g;uest. church. This defect is now over­ BRAKE RELIIVIIVG-ELECTRIC SERVICE Bridge honors went to Mrs. Frank completed the ensemble. come by the caulking. Easy Terms — /Vo Red Tape American C. Davis and Mrs. Frank GranneB. The bridesmaids. Misses Gloria HOME PUBLIC MKT. On Sunday, Aug. 22, the Third Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuermann, Mae Andrew, Loretta Carlino, and o f San Antonio, Tex., were guests Flora Jean Brown, all whom Order will receive Holy Communion Dave Staub Auto Service Beauty of Mrs. Carlos Fuermann in the wore yellow taffeta frocks made at the 7:30 Mass. ITiere will be 2725 W. 29th Ave. at Speer GL. 3645 past week. like that o f the maid of honor. no meeting of the groqp during August. Our Lady of Lourdes circle met They all carried Colonial bouquets JERRY RREEN Aug. 10 at the home of Mrs. Paul made up o f yellow roses and blue The Holy Hour will be conducted NATIONAL AUTO BODY & RADIATOR CO. VOSS BROS. Brookover. Bridge honors were' summer flowers. Diane Andrew, on Friday opening, Aug. 20, by the PRANK J. NASTLEY. M«mber St {’>&nelt dt Saiet Ptritb won by Mrs. Blair Kittleson, Mrs. was the flower girl, and wore light Rev. J. G. Forquer, O.P., from RADIATORS, BODIES, HOODS AND FENDERS ]VEW LOCATIOIV IVEW LOCATIOIV 7:30 until 8:30. The sermon will William Walsh, and Mrs. A. B. blue net over taffeta trimmed with REPAIRED AND MANUFACTURED 1004 15ih St. Baumgartner. New members wel­ ruffles. A tiny blue hat matched be delivered by Father Hughes, and 1004 15th St. Repairing Wrecks a Specialty Quality Painting comed were Mmes. Arthur Bader, her dress and she carried a minia­ Benediction will be given by the About Aug. 15 About Aug. 15 William Walsh, and S. J. Johns. ture Colonial bogquet of yellow Rev. Wilfred Hoff, O.P. Following Phone TA. 2918 12 E. 8th Ave. roses. The ring-bearer was George the Holy Hour and the novena t ; Mrs. Frank Haraway will be hos­ tess for the September meeting. Andrew. prayers veneration of the relic of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forness Another brother o f the bride­ Mother Cabrini ■will take place be­ and their two boys, Stephen and groom, Felix Andrew, was his best fore Confessions are heard. Larry, are spending a few days man, and the ushers were Roy with Mrs. Forness’ parents at Min- Rouse and Felix Acierno, cousin turn of the bridegroom. Mr.s. H. M. Connor entertained A wedding breakfast was given at a luncheon and bridge in her by the bride’s uncle and aunt. Mr. home Aug. 10, honoring Mrs and Mrs. Herman Bemsen, at their James Powers and Mrs. James Gal­ home. The wedding dinner was lagher, of Chicago, III., mother served in a Denver restaurant. A When'Comparing meat and sister of Mrs. D. G. Mulligan. reception was held in the home of prices compare trim, too. Two Infant* Baptized the bridegroom’s parents, from David Edward Gaul, infant son 5 to 7 p.m. Mrs. Andrew is a Note in sketch how Safe­ o f Mr. and Mrs. James Gaul, was member o f St. Joseph’s parish, and way T-bone steak is trim­ baptized by Father Joseph Leberer Mr. Andrew is a junior at Regis with Victor Gaul and Catherine college. med "waste-free” before it E. Hulber as sponsors Baptisms Father Campbell baptized Marie is offered for sale. Therese Wager, daughter of Mr. Listed and Mrs. Elliott Wager, with Ed­ The following were baptized win and Ruth Ann Kennebeck as in the past week: Richard, son SAFEWAY TRIMMED-BEFORE-WEIGHING T-BONE STEAK sponsors. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. . . . Trimmed so you pay for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ricketts, Anthony, with Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ only tender center portion of Cedar Rapids, la., are visiting thur Rogers as sponsors; Cynthia MONEY-SAVINGS OF 40c to because every market should friends in Denver. Mrs. Ricketts Ann, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. $1.28 per typical 2-pound T-bohe was the former Genevieve Wilson. George S. Losasso, with Mr. and trim meats BEFORE WEIGH­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dispense are Mrs. James Amato as sponsors; LLETnUDK6UMAES steak are secured by many ING. No'longer do you need enjoying a motor trip to Yellow­ Michael Joseph, son o f Mr. and PACIS housewives who purchase stone National park. Mrs. Forest Varley, with James REPAIRYOURCAR to buy T-bone steaks, for exam­ Members o f St. James’ Altar Fallico and Vera Piccone as spon­ SERVICE trimmed - before - weighing ple, on somebody else’s say-so. and Rosary society are issuing in­ sors; / offrrsini-PtvMouTH meats, the test-purchase survey vitations to a tea Aug. 22 from Michael Thomas, son o f Mr. and The steak photo printed here 2 to 5 o ’clock, honoring the Sisters Mrs. Victor DeCrescentis, with lOPaBRCADWAY reveals! In just a few weeks of shows you exactly what kind of of St. Joseph at their new con­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rsppe, as meat-buying such savings can vent at 1205 Oneida street. A sponsors; Hazel, daughter o f Mr. trifhming to look for. Take this large attendance is expected. and Mrs. W. H, Breene, with Mr. DID RAIN OR HAIL go a long way to cut down the photo to your market. Use it to Garments Needed < and Mrs. John Mautino as spon­ RUIN YOUR TOP? NCWC War Relief Services, sors; Janet Marie, daughter of Mr. CONVERTIBLE TOPS You can get aaet of these tubes today and (orget/orever high cost of living for your fam­ check the next T-bone steak you the inconvenience, delay and danger of flat tires due to 699 11th street. New York, and Mrs. Robert DeCrescentis, Aar Color — 1 Dor Sorrico ily. You are rightfully entitled (18) N. Y., will welcome garments with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Polichio punctures. Slightly higher pricedriced ithan ordinary tubes. buy BEFORE is is put on the CLOSED CAR TOPS to GET THESE SAVINGS . . . for the needy of Europe. Persons as sponsors; James Patrick, son they’re an economy in tte long run. For General scale! wishing;^© cooperate with the plea of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vecchia- Auto Window Awniugi, Fit AH Puncture-Sealing tubes are made of top-tjuality natural of the Holy Father in this worthy relli, with Donald Camp and Mary rubber, twice as thick as oidinaiy tubm and can be Main* $ 1 0.95 used in several seta of tires. Drive in today. They only cause, are asked to send garments Edwards as .sponsors; Dan An­ Pair Inttall«d.....« for children of Europe. Either take a few minutes to install and they’re sum bo save thony, son or Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ you a lot of time in the futurel send your package to New York, neth Peterson, with Mr. and Mrs. / or to our own rectory. If you are Rocco Brienza as sponsors. WOODROW WILSOK sending packages to New York, On Sunday, Aug. 15, prior to please report the number o f same the 9 o’clock Mass, Miss Suzan AUTO UPHOLSTERY Jae Kavanaugh to Mrs. D. G. Mulligan, FR. 420fl, Nicolas became the bride of Mich­ Mombor 8L FVaaeis do Solos' Fariih LINCOLN AT 7TH T A . 1261 SAFEWAY BO that she can give a report of ael Capra. Witnesses were Donald 692 S. Bdwy. PE. 5264 same at the coming deanery meet­ ItalUno and Veronica Capra. i Thursday, August 19, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E yston e 420S PAGE SEVEN

Englewood Unit Society to Aid Carmelites Room Mothers THE THING TO DO RmusEmEnTS— DininG When Too Can’t Alford Disappointment Begins Membership « ENJOY AN INVIGORATING DRIVE RECREflTIOn Plans Card Party (Archbishop’s Guild, Denver) nuns, who at present number eight, Schedule Picnic A new society, the Friends of have dedieatea their lives to prayer (St. Louia Pariak, Enflawood) (Sacred Heart Parish, Denver) the Carmel, was officially launched and sacrifice for others. They/will Sunday, Aug. ^2,. the Sacred The Altar and Rosary society this past week by the Archbishop’s remember their benefactors in their Heart PTA room mothers will hold will entertain with a card , party guild, under the chairmanship of daily prayers. HOLLAND’S U Ray HOTEL their third annual .picnic at City DADIf Theatre in the community room at the Miss Catharine Maloney, wore Any one wishing literature or lark. The picnickers will meet in u IN GOLDEN rA llIl PE. 9877 Englewood city hall Tuesday, Aug. than 50 guild members have given an application blank for ont of the ront of^ the Museum of Natural 1268 S. Gaylord 24, at 1 p.m. Hostesses for the a number of hours 'in the past three types of membership-ordi­ party will be Mrs. Mary Hislop, nary at $1 per year, auxiliary at $3 history. For Luncheon or Dinner ThuWir - FrMir • Bitnr4«T month js. the work of mailing and Mrs. Hoster, and Mrs. C. Lievens. per year, or sustaining member­ Those taking part in the outing Airut II. » • II handling of literature and appli­ will leave for tne park immediately Reed IP Miller and Miss Lor­ ship at $5 annually— or an or- 7on^U Like the Food, Service and Atmosphere cations to prospective meij^ers of after the 10:30 o ’clock Mass. Ice Dan Dailar • CharUa Wianinger raine H. Reinarty were married this new society. “ :anization wishing to affiliate, at GIVE MY REGARDS 10 annually, is asked to write cream and pop will be served free DINING ROOMS OPEN DAILY prior to a Nuptial Mass in St. The main purpose of the Friends direct to the society’s headquarters of charge, but all those who attend From 12 to 2 at noon— 6:30 P.M. to 9:80 P.M. TO BROADWAY Louis’ church Aug. 17. Bridesmaids of the Carmel is to obtain, through are asked to bring their own (In Technieolor) and best man were Miss Margie at 301 S. Sherman street, Denver. Sundays and Holidays From 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. the generosity of the faithful, a lunches. All the parishioners and I Jam« Caancjr • Gaortra Raft F. Booth and Willmer Pelton. Miss sufficient continuing aid to the new­ Rotary CircU Moeit their friends are invited. Charlotte Pytlinski assisted at the Phone Golden 68 for Reservation, or EACH DAWN I DIE ly established Carmelite monas­ Miss Elva Loeptien o f Our Lady Next Tuesday evening the mem­ organ, and hyrons were sung by tery at Littleton. The Carmelite of the Rosary circle entertained the juat drive out and come in the junior choir. bers o f the Young Men’s and Bandar - Handar • Taaidar group in her home Aug. 10. The Young Ladies’ sodalities will meet WtlcoMf to DaT«r*i FUtot Wadnasday Infants baptized last Sunday evening was spent sewing altar in the school hall at 8 o’clock. All Aarut II ■ II • 24 • II were Gary Stanley Waskiewic, son linens for the mission churches of members are requested and urged Welcome Shrine Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Waskie­ the archdiocese. Plans also were COLBURN HOTEL Rad Bkalton • Janat Blair Building Program to be present to meet the new spir­ wic, with William Havlat and Alice completed for the circle’s yearly FULLER BRUSH MAN itual director. CHIEF HO§A LODGE LUXURIOUS ROOMS Staples as sponsors; Kathleen Ann layette, donated in the fall to the On Friday evening at 7 :30 there PHONE LOOKOUT 3926 COCKTAIL LOUNGE PORT SAID Silva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. social action committee for distri­ David Silva, with Raymond and Forces Changes bution among Denver’s needy. will be the usual devotions for the NEW COFFEE SHOP erpetual novena in honor of the Margaret Abry as sponsors. A mountain party is being plan­ lOtb Arenue at Grant UATINEEB—BAT. A BUNDAT iacred Heart. BTABTt AT liM PJL ned by members of Our Lady of MAin 6261 Marian Sorority Sunday the women of the par­ O. B. CEBI8E. U«aa(«r Sorrows circle for August, with K. OF C. PICNICKERS In Registration ish Altar sodality will receive CTom- Holds Dinner the husbands and escorts o f the group as guests. munion in the 7:30 o’clock Mass; The Marian sorority * and so­ (St. Francis d« Sales’ Parish, 4ind the Young Men’s and Young WELCOME TO dality held a dinner meeting Aug. Denver) Word has been received by mem­ bers of Mystical 'Rose circle that Ladies’ sodality will receive Com­ 18 at which time final plans were Because of the extensive build­ munion in the 10:30 o’clock Mass. made for attendance at the so­ Mrs. Margaret Volk of this group, dality school of instruction. ing program going on at St. Fran­ a past president of the guild, is The new pastor, the Rev. John THE ROUND-UP Parishioners who are not mem­ cis de Sales’, Denver, announce­ recuperating in her home follow' E. Casey, S.J., arrived Monday to take up hia duties as pastor o f bers of the St. Louis Builders’ so­ ment of a few changes in the open­ ing a major operation recently in “ F or the Time of Your Life** ciety will be visited by workers in a local hospital. the parish. The Rev. James Mc- ing schedule was made this week. th^ near future and will be invited On Wednesday, Aug. 11, Mrs. Shane, S.J., arrived last Tuesday. AT EVERGREEN The Rev. William M. Markoe, S.J., to support the program for the new Registration for pupils of the Gerry Cullen was hostess to mem­ DANCING — SANDWICHES — REFRESHMENTS — BEER left for his new assignment last school. Their memberships will be grade school will be taken Monday, bers of St. Luke’s circle at a meet­ YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL ing in her home. Four members of Sunday, and the Rev. A. S. Dimich- in appreciation of what has been Aug. 30, in the high school build­ accomplished and to help provide this group also enjoyed a theater ino, S.J., will leave for his assign­ ■ ing. The two first grades will open ment at Mt. Carmel parish, Pueblo, the funds necessary to complete the party at Elitch’s Aug. 12. on schedule, Wednesday, Sept 8. later this week. new school. The other grades, third to eighth Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Barry an­ inclusive, will open the first Mon­ nounced the. birth of a girl day in October. Sister Mary recently in S t Joseph’s hospital Swim in Clean, Heated Guadalupe Parish Ephrem, Sister David Marie, and Mrs. Carrie Barry is a long-time Mrs\Cecilia Guerin are new mem­ member of Morning Star circle. Drinking Water bers of the elementary school fac' Immaculate Conception circle Bazaar Is Success ulty. members will be guests of Mrs. Open Daily Norris Hoskins Friday, Aug. 20, Registration for the high school 1 to 5 P.M. & .Bcavce 9«ooK (Our Lady of Guadalupe Pariah, at the group’s monthly meeting. A students has been completed and 7 to 10 P.M. Denver) former member of Immaculate l O D c e auett Ranch closed. The largest enrollment in Father Andrew Burguera, C.R., Conception circle. Sister Francis Adults 60/4 Elati street, living room for them to be Wednesday, Sept, in one of the three schools now 8 Blks. W. Fad. Bird. 8, The opening dattf for seniors, established there by the Sisters of Ft. Loaan Boa at Alaiaada A Bdwy. LVNCBEOtV suite; second night, Mary Ramirez, 1102 11th street, $25 cash; third juniors, and sophomores will be St; Joseph of Carondelet, BEER - WINE - MIXED DRIMKB night, J. Quintana, Jr., 1930 Hol­ Thursday, Sept. 9. Announcement Mrs. Mary Lou Sprague o f St. 128 BROADWAY den street, seven-cubic-foot refrig­ was also made of the reappoint­ Joseph’s circle, accomjpanied by her JAMES M. r.ELOHRET erator; fourth night, Luna cafe, ment of Mother Anna Joseph as husband and three children, left 2755 Larimer street, two-tub wash­ principal of the high school. Two Denver Aug. 14 for a two-week new' members are expected to join vacation trip through Wyoming, TENT PARTY ing machine; fifth ni^ht, Simon Marin, Jr., 3608 Williams, com­ the high school faculty. Sister Zita Utah, and Idaho. They will visit bination radio-phonograph and re­ Joseph for the mathematics depart­ Yellowstone National park and corder; sixth night, Eddie Carpo, ment and Miss Charlene deeck Salt Lake City. 3424 Mariposa, gas range; and for the art department. MATINEE Mrs. H. T. Fiddle, 4614 High The members of St. Francis de QUALITY PET SUPPLY street, hope chest. Sales’ Altar and Rosary society 12 to 3 Sot., Aug. 21 The new church was open all are invited to attend the tea to w « - Siamei* nights of the bazaar for those who come the Sisters of St. Joseph to Kittens, DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT wished to gain a plenary indul­ their new convent in St James’ Puppies, gence gran W by the Holy Father parish, 1205 Oneida street, Sun­ 800 Speer Blvd. Waza* Market Canaries All Children Invited lltk St. at Waae* under the usual conditions. day, Aug. 22, from 2 to 5 p.m. Parakeets Open 24 houre daily Open till 9 p.m. Many of the booths were placed The Infant of Prague circle will All Colors in what was originally the site of meet in the home of Mrs. James Golden # Delicions Pastries the Church of Our Lady of Guad­ O'Keefe Wednesday, Aug. 25, at Hamsters Lunch Games (Froa Ow Owb Ot« s> alupe. It has now been redecorated 1 p.m. All members interested in White Mice and made into a lovely recreational sewing for the nursery are invited. # Seafoods hall. Pet Supplies A Remedies St. Philomeno's School Grounds The members who wish to con­ Fresh A Frosen Horse Meats Miss Priscilla Sanchez, daughter tribute to the storerooms of the # Fried Chieken of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sanchez, Holy Father, for children from one 1513 GLENARM KE 9093 10th & Fillm ore will become the bride o f Boniface Late Evening Snacks to 13 years of age, are asked to (Forsitrlr Bord’s Bird Stars) Denver % Smor*»il Aifiinemrnf Pork Mares, son of Mr. and Mrs. Magin make an effort to give either new Mares, in a double-ring ceremony, garments or a donation to the pres­ to be held Sunday, Aug. 22, at 11 ident by Sept. 1. The campaign a.m. The wedding will be the first for new clothes closes Sept. 8. to be held in the new church. I Wenxigar Baby Bern I Father Andrew wishes to give NOW OPEN FOR SEASON sincere thanks to Monsignors Wil­ Mr. and Mrs. Walt W enzi^er liam Higgins and Matthew Smith are the parents of a boy, Wil­ for their special contribution to liam Leo. Mrs. Wenzin^er Is the Plan Now for the Xhno the new church. former Flora Jo Kummins. Both of Your Life father and mother are graduates of St. Francis de Sales' high * Swimming school.

* Roller Skating * Horse Back Riding Holy Family High * Picnicking Grad Will Make

ELDORADO Vows as Trappist Topping the list of Coloradans who are taking or have taken im­ AUG. 20 & 21 SPRINGS portant steps in the religious life ^The Family Resort'* this month is Urban S. Ginn, son of Mrs. M. F. Ginn of 2089 Fair­ fax, Denver, who will pronounce simple vows as a Trappist monk GLENWOOD SPRINGS Aug. 20 at Gethsemani, Ky. “ The Sea Beach in the Mountains'* He will be known in religion as Frater M, Romanus, O.C.S.O. A OFFERS graduate of Holy Family high Excellent Hotel— Cabin— Resort & Dude Ranch Accommodations school, he studied for two years at SWIMMING — GOLFING - H0R8EBACS RIDING — FISHING Vapor Cava Baths for Haalth Regis college before leaving to Writs to Secretary Chamber of Conmarca for Utaratora enter the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance in May, 1946. Miss Kathryn Jackson, former NOW OPEN Repister” employe, received the re­ HOT StLPHLR MEVERAL RATHS ligious name of Sister Victor Marie ^ o o ” ' when she was invested with the ANn garb of the Sisters of St. Joseph SWIMMING POOL of Carondelet in St. Louis, Mo., Sunday, Aug. 15. She will now HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, COLO. enter the novitiate of the order at Carondelet, Mo. Among the 50 Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth who made first FOR SPECIAL PARTIES, profession of vows at the order’s AKGOMAIIT HOTEL LUNCHEONS tnd DIN­ mother-house in Xavier, Kans., NERS our A U R A a iV E were two nuns from Colorado. Where Denver’s Sodety Entertains for Luncheons and Dinners SOLD ROOM— WEST. They are Sister Marie Bernadette FOR SPEQAL RESERVATIONS FOR BRIDGE PARTIES. ERN ROOM ARE AT Hein, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. DANCES AND DINNERS I-HONE MAIN 3101 YOUR DISPOSAL Alfred Hein; and Sister Mary Beantifni Ballrooms w* Private Dining Rooms Cell K E . 1341 lor Cornelius Gleason, daughter of Reservetiont Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Gleason Auditorium Hotel of Fountain. Miss Joan Warburton, 17, daugh­ 14Hi Old Stott ter of Mr. and Mrs. William War- burton of Denver, began her pos- ^ wwww^ tulancy Aug. 6 in the Franci^n Knights of Columbtis BEST FOLKS OF ALL Sisters, Daughters of the Sacred Hearts o f Jesus and Mary. She “EAT-AT-THE-HALL” will 'begin her religious life in Joe M. Bland, Mgr. the order’s novitiate at Wheaton, Hall Hotel Coffee Shop ni. For the past two years Miss ANNUAL MAiS AND PICNIC Warburton hiu lived at the St. RE-MODELED llll Cartli StTMt Rose residence, 952 10th street, O n Display Denver. lADY OF THE ROCKIES CAMP AUGUST 22 On Brook Forest Road Above Evergreen. IDAHO SPRINGS Watch for Signs. Maes at 8:15 in Evergreen. ITS TENT PARTYT^ AGAIN! Squires, their parents and friends 'are invited Everyone bring hit own lunch , PLACER INN TIBBETTS PHARMACY only FINE FOOD SUNDRIES. * Coffee and cold drinks will be served free Special Awa^d Friday Night BEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE REXALL STORE (Under Sponsorship of K. of C. Denver Council 839) IN ROCKIES SODAS

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PAGE EIGHT Offite, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVEB c a t h o l ic REGISTER Telephone, K E ystone 4206 Thursday, August 19, 1948 Contrast in Freedom THE TIME FOR GLASSES Lack .of Maturity Widely Known it when the trouble begini. A prerentive it better than a cure. Our complete eye terTice, our prieet bind our patront to ut with a confidence that cannot be thaken. W e want you one of ills Marriages, Nuns Gel New our tatitfied patientt and yon will know the full meature of optical efficiency. Says Clinic Head Appointments (Continued From Page One) “ One o f the most consistent SWIGERT BROS. reasons for unsuccessful mar- elude superintendencies at St. rjagfes is a lack o f maturity on the Mary’s hospital. Grand Junction, 1550 California Optometrists Good Service part o f one or both o f the parties. 1925-1930; and at St. James’, Better Vition KEystone 7651 Emotional mdturity is a requisite Butte, where she is now returning, At Right Prices for true success, not only in mar­ for Every Age riage but in every state in life.” 1936-1942. That is the gist o f the message Her business acumen has been GLASSES INDIVIOUALLT STTLBD being delivered by the Rev. Oerald instrumental in the successful Kelly, S.J., in all sessions o f the completion of building programs guidance clinic being conducted at at all these institutions; but to her uiiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinMiiiiniii Loretto Heights college. The clinic this work is secondary to the task Please Vote Yes on opened Aug. 17 and will terminate of instilling the spirit of Christ in on Aug. 23. those around her. Participating in the sessions are Nor ha.a “ business sense” inter­ Amendment No. 1 THEODORE 134 principals, deans, and student fered with the, to her, welcome counselors of schools and colleges duty of charity. St. Joseph’s, un­ — YOUR FRIENDLY in 21 states. der her supervision, has always held Sign* Are Lilted its doors “wide open” to persons FIREMAN and POLICEMAN HACKETHAL CAftMELITA D.. LEYBA, 1736 Cen- “ It is important,” Father Kelly unable to pay for hospital ex­ tral. ' Wife of T .'ll. Leyl>a: mother of emphasized, “ that vocational coun­ penses. (In the pa,st month, for Edith 1. Leybe, Mrs. £. J. Sterling. PRIMARY ELECTION SEPT. 14 Mrs. P. J. Benetti, end D, W. Leybe: selors be on the watch for signs example, the hospital cared for MORTUARY siater of Mra. B. J. Johnaon* Mra. ^ erien of emotional immaturity.” Some 64 chs^ty cases.) The hospital also Petera. Mra. C. T. Bueno, end Jerry D« of these he mentioned are frequent has always extended a welcome to William O'Brien, Aatociale Aguro. Alao aurvived by three grand­ outbursts of temper, holding orphans from Denver’s institutions 1449-Sl Kalamath St. children. Requiem Meat wea offered FREEDOM of education is discussed by the Most Rev. Aug. 17 in Our Ledy of Guhdelupe grudges, hesitation in judgment, and to priests, sisters, and other Phone MAin 4006 church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger dodging of responsibility, inability Gregory Rozman, exiled Archbishop of Ljubljana in Yugo­ religious from the many commu­ 9 9 = mortuery. to face reality, explaining away slavia, and the Rev. John Judnie, pastor o f Holy Rosary parish in Den nities in the area. AGNES ROSSMAN, 2S40 Gerriaon **Why Pay 3lore? failures with alibis, an attitude of ver. The prelate, who escaped imprisonment and possible death in Si.ster Mary Linus views hospital atreet, formerly of Arvede. Mother of Tito’s Communist coup in Yugoslavia, lists its freedom t ve re- Hettle Steinmiller; grandmother of “ want much, give little,” vehement work as a splendid means of de­ ( (Trademark) Albert C. Steinmiller.. Requiem Maas reaction to ordinary emotional ligious instruction to children among America’s greatest ssings stroying prejudice against the waa offered Aug. 16 in* St. Mary Mag­ In his own archdiocese all church schools have been taken overver Djby Erickion’t here dalene's church. Olinger mortuary. stimuli, a feeling o f always being Church in persons who have had misunderstood, day dreaming, the state, and all efforts to supply instruction are circumvented and no other contact with Catholic in­ at Speer Boula- JENNIE GONZALES, 1730 Larimer street. Wife of David Gonzales; mother selfishness, too great a dependence prevented by the Communist government. stitutions, Many persons who pre­ WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES rard and 9th JV of Julian and Donaciano, Mra. Santiago on others, impatience 4n the face 4- 4 - + + + viously were indifferent to or even A l O a T a n u e the I Coca. Mrs. Phillip Duran, and Mias INCORPORATED I Paula Gontalea. Alao survived by alx of distressing situations, and too unfriendly toward the Church have most outstanding I grandchildren. Requiem Maaa waa of- great a readiness to be a victim of been enlightened on the subject Colorado Owned Stores j fered Aug. 16 in St. Cajetan’s church. through her kindness and that of display of monu­ fear. ' Interment Mt. Olivet. As explained by Father Kelly, Tito's Persecution Told her subordinates. Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. ments and mark­ GABRIEL GURULE, 1027 Ninth I street. Huaband of Fideneia Gurule; one who is more or less habitually Sr. Mary Alphonaut Skina 30 South Broadway 1.3th and Califomia ers erer to be I father of Antoinette Valdez. Mary Mar­ given to one or more of these de­ By Yugoslav Archbishop Sister Mary Alphonsjja'’Shine, a shown in Denrer. tinez. Maxine Valdex. Raymond and fects is to that extent immature. Mercy Sister since 1915, was bom Roger Gurule; also survived by seven I grandchildren. Requiem Maaa was of- Signs of growing up, on the other (Continued Front Page One) threatened. But in the Nazi zone he Kathleen Shine in New York city I fered Aug. 16 in S t Cajetan'a church. hand, are in general the ability to also prevented, by a method no could not even be named. His but came to Denver with her par­ DIAMONDS, WATCBBS. Dr. D. C. H^erthman^ Interment Mt. Olivet. make calm and reasonable prac­ picture could not be displayed. 8ILVEBWARB A MARBLE less obvious and crude. By law, ents, Eu|;ene and Hanna Shine, and Associate < CR08B . . I CPL. EDWARD R. HOFFMAN, killed tical judgments, the ability to And it was the Nazi occupation both natives of Ireland, when a Uie moat ,in action in Luxembourg, Germany, Jan. children up to 14 years of age LESTER'S JEWELRY 6, 194S. Father of Raymond, Studley. profit by criticism, temperate emo­ that actually furnished the occa­ small girl. Dentists * nlficant of oil may receive religous instruction mennrfili. iKana.; son of M. C. and Anna Hoffman. tional reactions, the ability to face sion for Tito’s rise to power. For In Denver she attended St. Jo­ Watch Repaira 4 Andeie. Kana.; brother of Ambrose M. reality, a sense of personal respon­ in the schools (all state owned the British and -American author­ seph’s grade and high schools and PLATES < Tremandevi porrha*e« mnd rtrloid ihip* I Hoffman. Andeie^ Kana.: James W., sibility in common enterprises, and ities, under pre.ssure from Stalin, menu direct from the qotrriet emvt yoo (?lyde, and JosetM Hoffman. Littleton: now) if their parents request it. was a member of the first gradu­ 1529 Welton CH. 2447 5496 I5(li Street 1201 ISth Street 4 jand Mrh. Clara Lievena. Requiem Maaa unselfishness. Threw their support to Tito be­ ation class at St. Joseph’s high. money. But simply by denying teacher 5 RErttona 1721 TAbet 67tl 4 was offered Aug. 16 in St. Mary'a Purpose Told certificates to the catechists, the cause his purpose was to “ liber­ Before entering hospital work I church, Littleton. ■'mw w w m w wwwwwww ^ w rew w www^wmwwwww^m The purpose of the clinic discus­ guarantee of instruction is made ate” Yugoslavia from the Nazis. Sister'Mary Alphonsus served for ' LLOYD ORTEGA, 2539 California. ERICKSOR’S I Brother of Frank Ortega of Golden and sions and conferences is to give worthless. And the scheduling of In May, 1945, Archbishop Roz­ many years in the commercial de­ Mrs. Teve Gurule of Lafayette. Requiem assistance to those entrusted with youth group activities on Sunday man was called by friends to Up­ partment at St. Joseph’s school, ► CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING ! O Designers and Builders Mass waa offered Aug. 17 in Sacred the counseling of young people. Be­ morning is a simple way o f keep­ per Carinthia in Austria, for what where she was superior for six ► of the Finest Monuments I Heart church. Interment Mt. Olivet. cause the happiness of individual ing the children from Mass. they told him was urgent eccles­ years. She worked one year in ► / • MARKERS A MONUMENTS persons depends on his right choice Durango. For the past three yeArs Classified Ads ERECTED THRUOUT THE ROCKt MRS. CARMELA CAVALERl EVENING MASS iastical business. Actually, they ► MOUNTAIN REGION Mra. Carmeia Cavaleri, 3225 '^*andot of a vocation, the principal em­ IS PERMITTED knew the collapse o f Hitler was im­ she has been cashier at Mercy hos­ It will pay yon to road ALL of tha following advartiaomanta. i phasis is being placed on guiding pital. ► 4 ALpine 1785 I atpeel. died in her home Aug. 1? after Their parents’ practice of reli­ minent and that the Communists an extended illness. Born in - Montaldo. young people in this choice. SPEER BLVD. AT »TH AVE. gion is interfered with by reertit- were ready to take over Yugo­ She has one sister living in Den­ DENVER 4. COLO. Mtaly. Nov, 23, 1893, she attended school As a basis for the study of mar­ BRICK REPAIRS [there before emigrating to this country ing labor battalions for public slavia. They warned him, too, not ver, Mrs. J. W. McCloskey o f 620 Terms II desirnl. MsiT orders filled land Denver in 1905. She was married riage as a vocation, the encyclical to return to his see becau.se the Open sll dsr Sslnrdir sW~t ta ( 8nn- works . . . and scheduling the W. Fourth avenue. Another sister BRICK REPAIRS t Spaclilliint In brick here four years later lo Michael V. Cagti Connubii is being used. pointlna and rtpairlnq, alao caulking and 4059 Shoshone St. dsri. work for Sunday morning. Per­ Communists were planning his lives in Long Beach, Calif. Cavaleri. Sr., a retired tavern owner. It is expected that a number of painting. DE. 6650. WALTER EVANS mission for evening Mass has been murder. , In other appointments at Mercy, Older brick home $9750 located Surviving, in addition to her husband, those attending the guidance clinic 946 Steals. are five daughters. Faustina M. and given by the Holy See, however, It was while he was in Austria Sister Mary 'Thomas Holland was on about 2 corner Iota. Three will remain at Loretto Heights for Catherine M. Cavaleri. Mrs. Elizabeth in order to circumvent this par­ that a people’s court tried him, renamed to her position as super­ MISCELLANEOUS or four bedrooms. Gat hot water THE BEST IN LUGGAGE Arnold, Mrs. Rose Dire, and Mrs, the workshop of college administra­ ticular tactic of the persecutor. in absentia, as an enemy of the intendent and council member. SMALL job plaatering, patching and wa­ heat. One car front drive ga­ U( All Kinds jAcollna Sheehan: four sons. Frank. tion which will open Aug. 24. IJamea. Michael V. Jr.: and Joseph Archbishop Rozman pointed out state and sentenced him to 18 Sister Mary Theda Murphy, a lab­ terproofing. Work guaranteed. Call Tom rage. Separate income. McCormack. Fr. 7806. Cavaleri: her father. Frank Calabra: that Tito’s persecution is only the years in prison. He remained, oratory technician and nurse, be­ [three sisters. Mrs. Angeline Reale. Mrs. WOMAN would like job as housekeeper In FOR SALE BY OWNER BY .Mary Lutito, and Mrs. Helen Isosaaao: continuation of trouble that be­ safe but a virtual prisoner, in the came a member o f the council. British zone of Austria for two a Catholic rectory for two or more pricata. APPOINTMENT ONLY. jtwo brothers, Louis and Milton Calabra; Festival Workers gan for the Church in Yugoslavia Experienced. Box A, The Register Box 1620. 'and 10 grandchildren, all of Denver. years, finally reaching the Ameri­ Gl. 2161 under the Nazis. In 1941 the Ger­ most, l«8s than a third o f the ! Requiem Mass waa offered Aug. 18 in can zone through the influence of PAINTING and Paper Hanging. Expert St. Patrick's church. Interment Mt. | many army occupied half the Yugoslav people are sympathetic workmanship. Call for Fall prieea. Spruce an American army officer. Even­ Olivet, W. P. Horan A Son mortuary. Feted at Party in country; the other half was under to Communism. “ In a truly free 621^. ______tually he made his way to Switz­ APARTMENT WANTED the Italian Fascist army, which did election such as you have in DEPENDABLE baby lilter aerrice easily MRS. MARY LAWSON erland, from where he came to not interfere with religion. But America, the Reds ■would suffer obtained. Call Dexter 9681. Mint Helen YOUNG couple Expecting in October need Mrs. Mary Lawson, native of Ireland Holy Rosary Parish in the Naz^occupied section this country. Bamiim. four room furnished house or apartment. Moniimen is/Sand a Denver resident for more than overwhelming defeat,” he said. Race 5342. Wg hava erected m an y bea u ti-lh alf a century, died Aug. 17 tn St. Jo- priests and influential laymen TITO-STALIN BREAK According to "his information, la­ LEARN to play the aecordion, A'ceordiona f„l monument, in Mt. OliT,t| ^fl.r . (Holy Roiar^ Pariih, DenTcr) were expelled. Church property OF LITTLE MOMENT bor is already disgusted with furnished for beginners. Reaeonable rates. WANTED TO RENT was confiscated and its title trans­ GL 6403. Cnmetery. Imi,. Born in County Cork, Ir.land, A “ thank you” party for all the Archbi.shop Rozman dismisses (Communism. For in.stead of re­ workers at the' recent summer ferred to the German government. TIME now for Maple Tree trimming. Soon CATHOLIC Vrt«ran dwp^rutely needs five m |3un, 19, 1675. she completed her school- the reported break between Tito lief, it has found, the working day room house. H u two small crirls. jModerate I Iflw A fl^ v N i'"*' before emiurelin* to this country festival will be held in the school Archbishop Rozman, being in the for new Fall lawns. E. S. Kendall. Fr. A and Stalin with little comment. increased from eight hours to 10. 1880. rent. Ch 8323. and Middletown. Conn., in 1392. She hall Saturday evening, Aug. 21. Italian .section, was not harmed or T A 8 0 1 8 [moved to Denver a year later and was He does not think there is any­ Of course, the prelate has no ;600 Sherman St. A fine program has been ar­ LIGHT carpenUr and cabinet work. Wm. YOUNG Catholic couple would like two married here in 1904 to Andrew Lawson, thing of serious moment tcA it; if plans for the future. He must Murphy. Tabor 04.54. ^ or three room apartment with bath. PeuI a tramway operator. She waa a member ranged. Refreshments will be there were, Stalin would' have wait until the Reds are defeated 6241. pw ’ of St. Patrick's parish for 43 years. served. FOR SALE: Surviving, in addition lo her husband, “ cracked down” on the puppet - —“in 10 years perhaps,” he Call a are three brothers, Patrick and Timothy At the reception honoring St. Philomena's who aspired to pull his own strings sighs. Meanwhile, his diocese is WOOD SALE—Kindling, rang#, haatrr, American Pennant Cmnin. both of Denver, and John Cronin. Archbishop Gregory Rozman Mon­ in a Balkan federation. being administered by an Aux­ farnaca. firaplaca blocka, mlU ends—D*. Ireland: and two sisters. Mrs. D. Tree* day evening, the following clergy llTtrad $8.00 KEytton* 2460. don and Kate Cronin, both of Ireland. Asked to evaluate the true iliary. Mig. Co. Requiem Mass is being offered at 9 were present: The Rev. Albin ZONE CAB strength of the Communists, His FURNITURE MFGR’ S. OF o’clock Thursday. Aug. 19, In St. Pat- The Archbishop dare not take Gnidovec, Rock Springs, "Wyo.; Big Tent Party Excellency estimated that, at ai-SCHOOL AND PRAT. BANNEJtS. ; rick's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. the road to Ljubljana. FURNITURE bought, sold or traded for IMAin 7171 the Rev, Francis Germovnik, SEALS. STATE PENNANTS. SCOUT W. P. Horan A Son mortuary. euh. Highes^ytuh prices paid. Estimates PrompL Coartcont Senice C.M., San Antonio, Tex.; the Rev. on all eluses of merchandise. Open eve- BANNERS CHEAPER RATES Julius Slapsak, Cleveland, 0 .; ninge until 9 p.m.. Sundays 8 a.nu to 12 CHENILLE EMBLEMS. CLEAN NEW CAB8 JOHN M. SWEENEY noon. Phones: PE. 401i or RA. 6428. MONOGRAMS AND CAPS John M.^ Sweeney, Denver railroad man and John Conjar, a student for the To Show Mercury Cary's Furniture, 1500 So. Broadway. 114 I6th S t. Fontiaa Building. KE 6M7 and sports enthusiast, died Aug. 14 in priesthood in St. Thomas’ semi­ Beautiful Services bia home at 2736 Eliot street after an nary. (St. Philomena’* Pari*h, Denver) /4ltcay$ a Beauti/ui illness of two months. He was 61. A At Costs Any Family CHECKER CABS native of Leadville. he attended school Archbishop Rozman left Tues St. Philomena’s annual Big Tent Catholic Service Sightseeing Trips Daily here at Regis high ichoo) and completed day morning for Canon City toLgrty will open Friday evening. Can Afford At a Reasonable Price •two years of work at Regit college. He visit his friend, the Very Rev. ED DUNDON was graduated from Highland Park col- Aug. 20, on the school grounds at TA. 2233 ilege in Dea Moines. la., in 1915 and Cyril Zupan, O.S.B. 10th and Fillmore, and will con­ returne4 lo Denver shortly afterwards. Sister Lenore and Sister Sheila tinue Saturday afternoon and eve­ For the past 30 years he had been em­ are visitors at the convent of the GEO. P. HACKETHAL ployed as chief bill and rale clerk for ning. The main attraction at this ,the Colorado A Southern railroad. A Dominican Sisters. Sister Lenore year’s party is the display of a Just Good Printing siar performer in football and baseball is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1949 Mercury. FUNERAL DIRECTOR while in college. Mr. Sweeney played for John Theisen, 321 W. 44th ave- •everal years on various local semi-pro A new feature of the party this 2206 East Colfax at Gaylord baseball teams. Inue. She is teaching in St. John ABEGG-FEILOWS Printing Co. Bt year will be a children’s matinee Ho l« ourvivod by onf brothor. Goorio | * SchOol,■ ‘ ChiCRgg “ ■ 111. V EAst 1857 D J. Swf^npy. 23»9 For«*t Rtreet, and two - on Saturday afternoon from 12 to 518 14tb St. Denver KE. 4054 nephpwi:, Gfforge and Jack Swp^nfy, both i m !•! 3 p.m. Lunch will be available and of D^nv^r. R^ui^m Maso was o fffr e d | ^ | | M M f f I I P # f | « A ^ h l M l all booths of interest to the young­ Auff. 17 in St. Dominic's church. In t e r -| ^ W U i l U O I UI w v III m I ment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan k Son sters will be in operation. mortuary. I At the final general meeting of I the Tent party workers, held Mon­ MRS. FRANCES VARONE Stars Slam Way to day evening, Dan Osborn reported Mre. Frances Varone. native of llgly I and a Denver resident for 28 yearn. that all booths had been arranged Idied Aug. 16 in her home after an ex* Regional Play-Offs and that everything is in readiness othollc personnel nnd the [tended illne«9. She wa» 67 and lived for the Friday night opening. Mrs. DAYMORTUARY at 4144 Quivas atreet. Born in Grimaldi. Heading for Hasting.s, Neb., and I Italy. »he attended achoo! there and waa William Zint, chairman of the 2406 Federal BWd. .married there to Saverio Varone. They the .American Legion regional women’s groups, reported that only jeame to thii country and Denver in play-offs soon will be the Denvir last-minute preparations remained finest equipment and facilities GL. 5709 M920. and Mr. Varone. a tramway com- 40 and 8 baseball team, who [pany employe, died a year later. I __ , , • *_ . , . .r .. . , to be completed. Surviving are her daughter, Mra. trip by takinjf tn€ title F»rr»ro. with whom «h* lived, ind four game from Littleton, 8-4, in the Men's Club grundchildrcn. Requirm M an is bain* state tournament' st Coloradoi nffarad at 9 ;.70 Tburrday, Aug. 19. in To Build Booths ....0 perl of'euery Intholic Seruice Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Inter­ Springs on Aug. 17. ment .Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan * Son With Lou Kellogg of Regi.s at The monthly meeting of the mortuary. the helm, the Denver crew, com- Men’s club has been moved for­ po.sed of parochial stars from Holy ward one week to this evening, MRS. HANNAH WALKER Family, Cathedral, and Regis high Aug. 19, when all members are naatwtw.iit” ®* Mr*. Hannah Walker. 1308 St. Paul • treel. died Aug. 11 at the sgs of 85. schools, eased into the state cham­ asked to report in working clothes A reaident of Denver for 41 yeara, Ifra. pionship behiqd six-hit pitching by at the school grounds to erect the Walker wai horn in Rocheiter, N. Y. Jim Dolan and a timely barrage of booths. She waa an amateur botaniat and took great pride In her flower garden!. Her base hits in the second and third The 1949 Mercury has been on huaband. Thomaa Walker, died in 1941. innings. Ron Himstreet, Andy display at the church grounds dur­ C tooU c Artengements Survivora include a aon. Wilion May, Lou Tanko, Tom Reichert, Each family — your family — Walker; and two daughters, Miss Cora ing the past week. The bazaar will gfid supers**®" Walker of Denver and Mra. Earl Wilaon and Dolan himself were involved offer all the traditional features, is part of America. The of Satinas. Calif. Requiem Mass was ill the heavy work at the plate. including a hope chest, countrY Potuce N e«l , offered Aug. 14 in St. Philomena's identity of your name should Denver players took the lion's store, g^mes, fish pond, etc. Adviser church. Interment Mt. Oiiyet. Boule­ share of tournament special vard mortuary. Miss Mary Louise O’Neill, daugh­ be made permanent in your awards and positions on the all- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O’Neil! MRS. NELLIE DAVIS star team. Named to the best nine community in order that the of Loyola parish, and Charles Mra. Nellie Davis, 736 Inca atreet, were Dolan and Ron Garramone influence of its character died Aug. 14 in a Iqcal hoipital after as pitchers, Bob Carmody behind R. Gunnison, son of Mrs. A. M. shall continue to be helpful an illneti of six monthi. She wat 59. the mask, and in the outfield, Rei­ Gunnison of St. Philomena’s, were Born In Santa Fe. N. Mex.. Dec. 21. married before a Nuptial Mass in Isas. she waa married there in 1916 to chert and Tanko. to those in this and of suc­ Frank Davia, a rarpenter. They moved St. Philomena’s church June 30. ceeding generations. to St. Louia shortly afterwards, and Mr, Miss Kathleen Friend was the Davia died there in 1927. Mra. Davit PAULETTES TO MEET •“8 ^ 0 0 tj came to Denver the same year. She Mrs. Marie C. Seaman asks all bride’s attendant, and John S. attended Our Lady of Victory church members of the Paulette group to Gunnison of Los Angeles, Calif., and was « member of the Altar and served his brother as best man Rotary aociety. be in attendance at the monthly " ^orection JACQUES BROTHERS Surviring are three titters, Mrs. Mary meeting, which will be held in The bride’s gown was o f blue Adviser Walker, Denver, and Mri. T. Romero Regis college, Denver at 9:30 a.m. crepe, and she carried a bouquet and Mrs. Julia D. Garcia, both of Santa o f white roses. The bridesmaid Members o f Githedral Fe. N. Mex.; and a brother, Frank Thursday, Aug. 27. Since 1902 Deaguro, Denver. Requiem Maas is being wore pink crepe, with a corsage Parish. offered at 9 o'clock Thursday, Aug. 19, Requinn Mast wat oSarad Au(. 18 In of yellow roses. A wedding break­ in St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. St. Mary’a church, Littlaton. fast was served at the Park Lane. MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Olivet. MICHAEL A. (FARRELL) FEOLA, Mrs. Gunnison -is a 1943 gradu­ $816 Kalimath. Huaband of*Mad*l*na MRS. ELIZABETH REES ate o f Uathedral high school and 28 E. 6th Ave. TAbor 6468 Paolt; father of Mra. Anthony’ Martbio, attended William and Mary college Mrs. Elisabeth Reet, matron of the Mr*. Guido I-aBata.-’Mrt. Dalbort Graan, Geneva National boma in LltUston for Lucilla, Carmina, Thomaa, Stephen, John, in Virginia. -- The bridegroom, a mora than 20 yeara, died unexpectedly Frank, and Gaorca Faola, all of Denver; graduate o f Regis high school, at­ Aug. 15 in the home following a stroke. Joiaph, Maria, Rota, and Vara Faola, Lot tended . a local university after Born in Lina. Austria, Nor. 1, 1880, she Angalaa, Calif.; brotharTin-law o f Mra. came to this country and Minneapolis Antoinatt Maaaotti; fathar-io-law of La* spending three yeara in the army Minn., in 1910. She moved to Denver Dougitt, Sue Carrona, Maria Yaechiarallo, air forces an as aerial navigator. a year later and waa marritd here in Fil Tona, Tony Marehio, Guido LaBata, He is now employed at the Gates COLD SPRING 1918 to Chtrlet S. Bees, a chiropodisL and Delbert Green; alto aurvived by 14 rubber company as an industrial MONUMENTS She itaumtd her position at the home grandebildran. Rotary will be reeit^ at m 0 R T U n R t E s IKAUTIFUlCMniUS In 1927, fonr year* after Mr. Rees' 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 19, at the mor­ engineer. ■ death. tuary. Requiem Masi will ha olbrad at The young couple are making lIXTIINTM AT lOUlOM i ' SrEII AT SHEIMAN She It larvired by a daughter. Betty 10 o'clock Friday, Aug. 20, io Our Lady 6 Indole ^3 BBS Boat of 149 Berry atreet, Littleton, and of Mount Carmtl church. IntarmaBt Mt. their home at 1766 Emporia ^ 0 sisters and a tuothar in Anatrla. tHlyati street, Aurora. i Thursday, August 19, 1948 Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOUC REGISTER Telephone, K fiyeton e 4Z00 PAGE NINE " le Denver Catholic Register rcaldent.______Most Rev. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Reg istorials Editor.______Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith, PLD., LL.D., Jour.D. Hear Managing Director______Rev. John B. Cavanagh, M.A., LittD. Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Rev. Francis Syrianey, wu clothed in a new habit and words on the first Easter night placed in a wooden coffin within “ Whose sins you shall forgive . . M.A.; Linus Riordan, A.B-, LittM.; Rev. James B. Hamblin, M.A.; Church to Mark Consecration a bronze caakeL sealed with the and His words at the Lest Supper; Rev. John Ebel, M.A.; Rev. Robert Kekeiaen, M.A.; Paul H. Hallett, By Christ 1,000 Years Ago seal of the Cardinal Archbishop of “ This is My*Body . . . Do this in ASK and LEAKN LitLD.; Art Editor, Leo Canavan. Editorial AssisUnta: Robert Hoyt, New York. A t this time the re­ commemoration of Me.” Otto I, and the honor was held by A.B.; David Prudhomme, B.S.; Paul Hennessey, M.A. (Joum.), M.A By M il l a r d F. E v e r e t t mains were transferred to the The Church is happy tq have an The fact noted in the headline his successors till the cessation of chapel o f Mother Cabrini high ally in the cause arainst evil, de­ (H ist). above is startling to those who do the empire in the 19th century. school in New Yol’k city, and moralizing divorce legislation; but not know the history of Maria The abbey became an independ buried at the foot of Our Lady’s the Church is sorry that the An­ Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Denver, Colo. Einsiedeln, near Lake Zurich, ent principality in 1274 and con­ altar. ' glicans are not yet a part of KOA Switzerland. The legend runs that tinued as such until the French The remains were again ex­ Christ’s “ one fold.” For the English Published Weekly by the church was miraculously conse­ revolution. Its vast library of humed in 1938, in the presence of Church it would mean a complete THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) crated by Christ Himself, assisted priceless manuscripts and books another Roman commission, in the reversal of some important doe 11:15 938 Bannock Street, 1 by the Four Evangelists, St. Peter, was begun in 946. The abbey for performance of rites necessary for trines, notably an avowal of alle­ 1,000 years has been noted as a giance to Christ’s Vicar on earth, Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 and St, Gregory the Great, in 948 the beatification. On this occasion, A. D. This event, asserts the Cath­ center of learning. Although the after being newly clothed in her the Holy Father. The Catholic EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT o lic Encyclopedia, was investigated discipline was relaxed somewhat religious garb and covered with a Church cannot give in, because she Subscription: $1 per year. and confirmed by Pope Leo VIII in the 16th century, the stricter wax mask. Mother Cabrini’s skele­ knows she is the custodian of observance was restored in the fol­ Christ’s truth, which is not hers to Club Subscription, with The Register, Local Edition, $1.30 per Year. and subsequently ratified by many ton was transferred to the crystal Questions on religion submitted b j the- radio lowing century. There was some coffin now under the main altar twist or mitigate. But the Church is No Club Subscription Price Offered Outside Colorado. of his successors, the last time by Pins VI in 1793. trouble in the Reformation— of the sanctuary. ever willing to receive those who are audience answered on the archdiocesan broadcast* Zwingli himself was at Einsiedeln The abbey church is one of the The chapel is open to the public ready to abide by the unsullied Thursday, August 19, 1948 and protested against the pilgrim­ from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. There doctrines o f Christ, easily trace­ most famous pilgrimage spots in ages— but the storm passed over. the world, as many as 260,000 per­ is a religious article stand in the able to the Church of Rome. Booklets on Catholic Church available free of cost The church has been rebuilt sons visiting there yearly. The two lobby of the school, but, happily, many times. The last construction, in no way has the shrine been to all inquirers. OFFICIALr ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER greatest pilgrimage days are Sept. begun in 1704, produced the re­ 14, anniversary of the consecra­ “commercialized.” Sunday is an The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. markable baroque Basilica that Registration tion, and Oct. 13, anniversary of especially busy day for pilgrim­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Archdiocese. What­ may be seen today. It encloses the ages, when a relic of America’s WRITE TO ever appears in its columns over the signature of. the Ordinary or the translation o f St. Meinrad's original chapel encased in marble relics from the Reichenau abbey to first citizen saint is presented for \ those of the Officials o f our Curia is hereby declared official. and precious woodwork, with Is Scheduled 'ASK AND LEARN, Station KOA, Einsiedeln. ,veneration. We hope The Register will be read in every home o f the elaborate decorations. The inva Although my Mass was not a ATChdioC686> The charming story of the church, sion of the French Revolutionary scheduled one, there were per­ At St. John's Denver 2, Colorado We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in dedicated to Our Lady of the Her­ army and severe political disturb haps 30 persons present in the the children of the Archdiocele for the reading of The Register. mits, began in the ninth century. ances in 1848 threatened the chapel. A fter the Mass I presented (St. John’s Pariih, Denver) + URBAN J. VEHR, St. Meinrad, of the family of the abbey, but again it weathered the the relic for veneration - at the Counts of Hohenzollem, was edu­ Registration for new pupils at Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop o f Denver. storm. altar rail. As I passed by the St. John’s school -will be held Mon­ cated at the Reichenau abbey under Einsiedeln gave greatly to the kneeling pilgrims a rather well day and Tuesday, Aug. 23 and 24, his kinsmen. Abbots Hatto and United States when missionaries dressed woman, kneeling beside a at the school from 9 until 11:30 Erlebald. After becoming a monk were sent in 1864 to work among i beautiful girl, looked up at me o’clock. Pupils who attended St. and receiving Holy Orders, the the Indian tribes. A foundation and whispered: “Father, bless us, i Great Book, Olympian Nun saint finally founded a hermitage John’s last year may phone in their was made at St. Meinrad’s abbey, my daughter is blind.” registration. • MORGAN, LEIBMAN & HICKEY i requisite in the Southwest to on tthe slopes o f Mt. Etz.el. He in Indiana. Other houses sprang By Paul H. Hallett I prayed for that rirl during my Miss Barbara Ann Savage, i took with him a wonder-working from this, and these in 1881 were which this 22-year-old native of thanksgiving, and for all o f us daughter^ o f Dr. and Mrs. Raymond INSURANCE SINCE 1897 The republication (Oct. 1) of Italy came. To begin with a fa­ statue of Our Lady given him by formed into the Swiss-American in America who need so much the James Savage, will become the Sister Blandina Segale’s At the miliar subject, the prices in Santa the Abbess Hildegarde of Zurich. congregation of Benedictines. This inspiration and hope that the bride of John Critcher Freyer, son End of the Santa Fe Trail, sug­ Fe shortly before her arrival were Soon pilgrims from all over grroup now has abbeys in the A rcb ALL LINES OF INSURANCE i saints can give. That mother was o f Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer and gests once again how much does as follows; Butter, $1.26 per lb.; Switzerland flocked to the hermit­ dioceses of Indianapolis, New Or i hoping for a miracle. Some might the late Capt. Freyer, U.S.N., on Gea and Electric Bldg. Fhone TAber ISII fame, otherwise fairly earned, de­ eggs, 75c a dozen; sugar, 40c per age. St. Meinrad was killed in 861 leans, and Portland in Oregon, and i say her devotion was purely Wednesday, Aug. 25, at 5:30 p.m pend on accident and on prejudice lb. Those figures are just near by robbers who sought the treasure the Dioceses of Little Rock and St. i selfish. And yet, would she have in the Church o f St. John the and prepossession. Sister Blan- enough to the levels of 1948 to left at the shrine by pil^ims, Joseph. been there if Mother Cabrini’s Evangelist. A A * A A A A A dina’s journal of events in New malce us feel that even in the but the place was never without sanctity had not strengthened her Miss Savage has chosen Mrs. Mexico and Colorado from 1872 matter of inflation we are not hermits who carried on his work. faith? William A. Dougherty o f New to 1892 is written by a woman too badly off. The menu for the One of these, Eberhard, built a Precious Relic who would have been a great nov­ I talked with two sisters who York, sister of the bridegroom, as MICKEYandWSMA 8f S U N .G L O girls in the Santa Fe orphan monastery and church, of which he had known St. Francesca person­ elist if she had not been a great By Rev. JasUB B. Hamblin her matron of honor. The brides­ school reads like the allotments in became first Abbot. Gregory, the ally. One of my questions was this: nun. She had a gift for drawing We in America have too little maids will be Mrs. Donald Carr UNCLE WrtOUvES IN WEUETrtlS SNftKE the more unfortunate displaced third Abbot of Einsiedeln, was TrtE COUNTIW saw ft wfts ft interest out of the most day-to- conta^ with the saints. We must, “Did you think you Western biographies God and died in His love. We are they looked right through you.” rows Freyer II, as his best man. and in intelligence and spirituality Naturally, Sister Blandina antici­ too far from the material thing^s The ceremony, which will be at­ pated with pleasure a development she stands far superior to any of Urge 'Yes' Vote on that remind us o f saints and sane tended only by members o f the of the Southwest that would bring such autobiographies I have ever tity. We Knew It families and a few close friends, greater comfort, but she had too will be followed by a large recep­ read. Yet how many have heard There are two possible reasons of At the End of the Santa Fe much hard spiritual sense to in­ Pay Raise Sept. 14 All the Time tion. » A «wa iTbCKAtt A dulge in the sentimentality that for this, it seems to me; Either Trail? Miss Theresa Katherine Albi has so often colored pioneer life. •Denver’s firemen and policemen, Americans do not need this type By Rev. Robert E. Kekeisen For one thing. Sister Blandina’s seeking a fair wage adjustment, of stimulus to sanctify their lives will return on Thursday, Aug. 18, This question of hers has a fa­ The Anglican Bishops from five by plane from St. Louis, Mo., COU5IN BIILSEZ: book had the ill fortune to be ori­ miliar sound today: “ What will be win ask the voters of Denver to or America is not yet worthy to continents this week agreed with Snap tlofa ore ginally introduced by a compar­ g^rant them a $50-a-month in­ produce saints. where she has been visiting Mrs. the moral standing three genera­ the Catholic Church. One o f the Gertrude Wieck, mother of her eatler to clean atively obscure publisher. That tions hence of those educated crease. The proposal will be on Whatever be the answer, the results of the five-week secret than washing means It had no publicity or the ballot Sept. 14 and will be fiance, Frank X. Wieck. Mr. with no reference to God! Oh, for very rareness of the opportunity meeting o f the group, known as Wieck’s three sisters, members of dishes. Unsnap, ballyhoo. Sister Blandina would the singleness o f faith o f times known as Amendment No. 1. made unforgettable the writer’s the Lambeth conference, was this slip slot ont, have wanted it that way, but it In asking for a more adeouate the order of the Sisters o f Loretto past, when the religious body of recent visits to the only places in proposal: were also in St. Louis during Miss wash or dnst, was not making her life known, the civilized looked to things wage scale. Assistant Fire Cniefs the United States hallowed as the slip bock, snap and even if her story had been James Danaher and John Horan Revision of present easy divorce Albi’g visit there. Eternal, and temporal progress final resting places of canonized laws in the United States, Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Clem N. Kohl and In — Zip, it’s Available In all calers. properly bruited, it would prob­ was measured by the Everlast­ pointed out that some 80 odd cities, saints. My pilgrimages were to the dona. ably have crashed against the many much smaller than Denver, and elsewhere which have “ weak­ their son, Robert, spent last week ing!” Shrine o f the North American ened the lifelong nature of mar­ end at the Broadmoor hotel in closed minds of those who do not have higher wage scales than does Martyrs at Auriesville, N. Y., and think a, nun can write a full- We hear a great deal nowadays Denver. riage and brought untold suffering Colorado Springs. about equality for “minority” to the tomb o f St. Frances Xavier to children.” Miss Marilyn C offey and her blooded Western book or who In fact, said Chief Danaher, Cabrini in New York city. would have been repelled by Sis­ groups. There was nothing that most other cities ask their firemen We said the Anglican High aunt. Miss Veronica Nevin, re­ infuriated this heroic Sister of ter B 1 a n d i n a ’ 1 thorough-paced to work only 45 hours a week, I think all lovers of Mother Churchmen agp^eed with the Cath­ turned recently from a three-week Catholicism. But how much this Charity more than the early West whereas in Denver firemen work Cabrini would be satisfied to see olic Church. We agree, at least, trip to Canada. They visited in weak-willed puny-spirited world ern land-grabbers, who bilked or an 84-hour week, besides furnish­ where she lies. There is nothing o f that the divorce laws are too Chicago for a week en route home. BUtid Ga. needs the power of her example! shot helpless Spanish-Americans ing all their own necessary equip the magnificent or spectacular in “ easy,” but the Anglicans will not Sister Thomas Louise of Lo­ Daring and the will to suffer out of the land they had owned ment. the chapel o f Mother Cabrini high go along with us in maintaining retto academy in El Paso is visit­ PHONE MA 3644 unending hardships were certainly for generations. To a woman Chief Danaher pointed out that school in New York city. It is that ANY divorce laws are too ing her sister. Sister Mary whose sons, unknown to her, were a first grade fireman’s present sal­ modest in size and simple in easy. weronice, in St. John’s convent. 1350 Acoma St.,Denver engaged in this practice she said: furnishing. Pews seating only four 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION ary of $250 a month less insurance Perhaps the reason for the Sister M. Placide left Wednes­ “ You may tell them for me that or five are on either side of a payments, firemen’s association Anglican stand in permitting di­ day, Aug. 18, for Highwood, 111., there is a Vigilante committee, single aisle. Small altars of the ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER benefits, cost of necessary cloth­ vorce in some cases, notably that where she will be principal o f St. which would be highly pleased to Blessed Mother and St. Joseph ing, and taxes, dwindles to less of adultery, had some foundation James’ school during the coming 3 More Catholic Properties Week of Sunday, Aug. 22: meet them. The committee al stand at either side of the sanctu­ than $200, which is scarcely enough in the fact that King Henry VIII year. St. Paul’s, Colorado Springs; ways carries a rope for just such ary. They, like the main altar, are I Convert to Natural Gas Heat With to buy the bare necessities of life, did not like the anti-divorce atti­ Carl Stowe o f Great Falls, St. Joseph’s, Deertrail (13 emergencies as your sons are try^ o f colored marble, in no way much less lay anything away for tude o f the Catholic Church. That Mont., is visiting his brother-in- Hours’ ); St. Ida’s, Lafayette ing to create.” And Sister Blan- ornate but lovely in their sim­ the proverbial rainy day. was a personal matter with Henry, law and sisfer, Mr. and Mrs. KILLAM CONVERSION ^JRNERS (13 Hours’ ) ; St. Martin’s, Oak dina abhorred lynching. Industry generally has gpranted plicity. A large stained glass win­ Charles Findle. Mr. Stowe’s son, Creak (13 Hours’ ); and Sacred but the personal affairs o f kings In a world where get-rich- several increases since the last pay dow of St. Cabrini and the Sacred Robert J. 'Stowe, S.J., who has ★ ST. PATRICK’S RECTORY Heart of Mary parish. South are matters o f public issue. quick schemers played a large if raise was granted Denver’s fire­ Heart forms the background of been at Regis college this summer, ★ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS BUILDING Touching solely the subject of Boulder, not dominant part Sister Blandina men and policemen. State and the sanctuary. left Aug. 18, for Marquette uni marriage and divorce, the Cath­ ★ ST. MARY MAGDALENE CHURCH always had one guiding thought. federal employes also have re­ The skeleton of Mother Cabrini versity in Milwaukee, Wis. ft. olics and the Anglicans £re at var­ It is expressed in this dialogue be­ ceived substantial raises in pay lies in a crystal coffin under the Miss Patricia Doriot is visiting iance in their reasons for condemn' for trouble free heating economy tween herself and a doctor con­ recently, which indicate that a m a ^ altar, the face covered with relatives in Chicago, 111. CATHOLIC RADIO LOG ing severance o f the nuptial bond cerning an underworld woman wage adjustment under present a wax mask, the reliquary rather Mmes. W. H. W olfe. Joseph The Anglicans, for the most part, There’s a Killam Burner for Every Type Healing Plant thrown out of an Albuquerque conditions^ is recognized ^ as fair brightly illuminated. It was my Vogel, Arlene Dodson, and Henry Station KOA .say we can break the wedding tie, salpon: and reasonable. privilege to offer the Holy Sacri­ P. Le Clair are caring for the CATHOLIC HOUR — Sunday, but should not do it. The Catholics “ Sister, is it worth while to save fice at this altar. altars and sanctuary in August. 4 p.m. Two wedis after hei» death in say we cannot break the marriage The Rev. John P. Moran offici­ f^U AM GAS BUGN£R CO. such a life?” Noted Wyoming Priest bond, when there is question of ASK AND LEARN— Sunday, Chicago on nlc. 22, 1917, Mother ated at the- following Baptisms “ Why the question?” a consummated Christian union. 11 ilS p.m. Going to California Cabrini was buried in a stone Sunday: Mary Louise, daughter of Manufacturers in Denver for 20 Years J “ Because Mrs.------thinks our Rawlins, Wyo.— The Rev. Gerard sarcophagus in a mausoleum at The Lambeth conference at­ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gemmill, Station KVOD Consulting (?as Engineers time is wasted on an animal.” Schellinger has asked for a year’s West Park, N.Y., where 30 years tacked divorce more from the with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dubbs HOUR OF FAITH— Sunday, I “ Animal, yes— but that animal leave of absence beginning Oct. 1 before she had predicted she standpoint o f its evil effects; the as sponsors; Mary Evelyn, daugh­ 260 Broadway RAce 2871 9:30 a.m. 'contains a soul. If we let the ani­ on account Of poor health. He will would rest through eternity. Catholic Church attacks divorce ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crede, mal part die, the soul still lives.” for a much more basic reason— Tune Id KMYK every weekday morning for the Sacred Heart program 7:18 to Station KMYR go to San Diego. He has held a In 1933 when the Roman com­ with Joseph Kelly and Mrs. Joseph 7:80 and the Killam story with Bing CroAby, 7:45 to 8. “ Moreover, Sister, she is not of number of pastoral posts in Wyom­ mission opened the casket in the Christ said no divorce: Kavanaugh as sponsors; a^nd Mary SACRED HEART PROGRAM your religious belief.” ing since coming to the Cheyenne presence of the Apostolic Dele­ “ Whosoever puts away his wife Lee, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. — Weekdays at 7:15 a.m. “Nor of yours, either. Doctor. diocese in 1912. He served as army gate, the body was found in the and marries another commits George Rienks, Jr., with Robert Sunday at 12:45 p.m. Let each of us analyze the reason chaplain in the first World war normal state of decay. There were adultery against her; and if the Rieger and Ramona Lee White as why we undertook to raise her Station KFEL and has been chaplain at the state traces o f shriveled skin on the wife puts away her>husband, and sponsors. from her degraded condition and penitentiary for many years. face and hands, but the fleshy marries another, sJie commits James Eugene Ball and Mary AVE MARIA HOUR— Sunday, each will find the basic reason— Father Schellinger, who founded tissue was reduced to dust, leav­ adultery” (Mark x, 11-12). Lou Sears were married before a 5:30 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. remote in thought, possibly, but and built a number of churches in ing only the skeleton, robed in The Catholic Church has always Nuptial Mass Saturday. Father FAMILY THEATER — Thurs- there it flares— a human being the diocese, was vice rector of the the religious habit o f her burial. considered these words clear Moran officiated. The couple were day, 8 p.m. bearing the stamp o f The Im­ American university in Louvain, After the formal identification re­ enough. But, then, the Church has attended by John A. McCarrick mortal.” Belgium, from 1933 to 1937. quired by the Holy See, the body always deemed clear also Christ’s and Mary Lee Seard. MOVING 6 STORAGE

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i PAGE TEN Office* 9S8 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone/ EEystone 4206 Thursday* August 19* 194J Annunciation Festival in Welby Youth Council W ill Sponsor Father Schaefer ST. FRAMCIS DE SALES' PARI] DRUGS pai<^ M^i^Nvn McNorton’s Texaco ‘ Slated Aug. 28-29 Pre-Cana Conference Sept. 19 Takes Up Duties SUPER SERVICE Lubrication Washing Welby. — An elaborate festival ,rroRaI vrill be held on Ang. 28 and 29 on South Denter''t Netsest and (St. Fraania’ The K-Ducats bsat esch of the raine Achterkirch, Helen Baper- Fineit Station IMl~FaANKLIN BT. the church grounds. The celebra­ In Loyola Parish Young P*opIa’s Club) leAguA teams twiea snd defeated an stis. Marv Ferrettie, and Marjorie tion Vrill feature music, parade, Alameda & Penn. SP 9775 A larM committee met this week all-star aggrogAtion at the All- Welte, whp prepared the very deli­ games, street dancing, and booths (Loyola Parlih, Denver) with the Very Rev. Gregory Smith, Catholic fisld day. cious potato salad. of different varieties. A (400 Father Michael Schaefer, S.J., Preicription* pastor of S t Francis de Sales’ par­ Twenty-three music devotees en­ Deep Freese, $100 Thor Gladiron, St. Joseph’s had the best team arrived last Friday to take up ish, and drew up plans for the Pre- joyed Helen Traubel’s concert at JACKSON’S and a 860 fluorescent floor lamp batting average, .386. Jones, third his duties as assistant pastor, Cana conference to be held Sunday, Red Rocks theater Friday, despite vrill be on display. baseman for S t Francis’, was the replacing Father William J. Sept 19.' The conference will be the somewhat chilly breezes that Cut Hate Drugs ROCKY'S PHAR. leading hitter with a .626 average. O’Shaugnnessy, S.J., who h/is been Officers of the committee in held at S t Francis’ church and arrived toward the end o f the pro­ PRESCRIPnoNS The outstanding pitcher was Ed transferred to Regis college, where charM include: President, George school. It will begin with Mass at gram. FOUNTAIN SERVICE EA. 9867, 17th A t*, at Rae* Rodgers of the K-Ducat club with he will be spiritual father of the De Tullio; vice president, Alex 9 o’clock and close with Benediction Reienretion Deadline fH £8 PBOUPT OEUVBBT R. M. nOR? T. J. BATES nine wins and no losses. community, as well as part-time Call SP 14(1 Ooirnlnf A Aiaiaia Rende; secretary, Donald Ciancio; at 6 o’clock. The conference is be­ “Tempus fugit,” and so we Walt Gassman, the softball teacher in the department of treasurer, Henw Covillo; advertis­ ing sponsored by the Catholic must remind you that the deadline chairman, expresses his apprecia­ philosophy. Father Schaefer comes ing ipanager, Frank Ciancio; and Young People’s council. for placing reservations for the J e w e l ^ tion to teams and spectatorsspe for to Loyola after 21 years of service chairman of committee, Tony A light breakfast will be served traditionally famous CYPC Labor II ERST BRVRUU RUE. SP I5?3 I makini the first softoall season a as a pastor in British Honduras, Russo. ' ’ - after Mass, after which the first day week end is practically upon BUCHANAN’S marked success. He is now busy on Central America. Bidding for the privilege of car­ conference will be given. Dinner us. You will be glad to learn, how­ rying the statue of Our Blessed plans for interclub competition in Father Thomas J. Kelly, S.J., Christian Bros. Wines will be served at noon, and there Dowling for this winter. Individual ever, that it has been extended Alameda Drag Store Mother and S t Rocco will take will be two additional conferences through Aug. 21. Only a few reser­ has been spending.g a few days at All Popalar Boon place at 4 p.m. and will be fol­ clubs are asked to start planning the rectory as wril as visiting his V. 0. PETBB80N. Prop. Wt Dfllver in the afternoon, one immediately to take part in this activity. vations remain; therefore, you are lowed with a solemn procession, after dinner and the other at 3:46. urged to submit ^our name and fee parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Kelly PE. 1777 377 So. Bdvry concluding with Benediction. FINAL TEAM STANDINGS Cat Rate Drags A recess at 2:30 will provide op­ W L. Pot. as soon as possible. A myriad o f of Gaylord street. Father Kelly Fountain Service • School Snpplie* Our Prescription Dept, is All Are Invited portunity for personal discussion K-Dueet elab _____ 10 0 1.000 entertaining, , fun-filled activities teaches Spanish and religion at Stop! Try a One of the Finest in and private entertainment, includ­ 3L Joioph’i ...... — S i .800 are being planned, which are SL Louis Univereity high school Four Bueinete Appreciated To Visit School CothOdrol ____ ...— 6 t .600 and is assistant director o f ath­ East Denver, ing dancing. SL Loait’ ...... 8 7 .800 bound to suit the most discriminat­ Alameda and Broadway DAIRIE DELITE The Rev. John Giambastiani, The. charge for the day, includ­ St. Morr’ t ...... 8 7 .800 ing; or, the week end is yours to letics there. St. FronoU' ...... 0 10 .000 Father John Keefe, S.J., paid a New Counter Service O.S.M., extends an/ invitation for ing breakfast and lunch, will be TEAM HITTINC loaf, to commune with nature, or all to visit the school, which has on ^ $1.26. \ AB. H. B. P e t to do whatever strikes your fancy. hurried visit to the parish while WOODY^S recently been remodeled and deco­ Pat Mulqueen will be in charge St, Joatph'i ____ 809 119 190 .386 Further information may be se­ passing through Denver on his RED & W HITE CANARY rated for the coming school year. of the hospitality committee to see 8L LouU’ ______241 90 71 .178 cured from Vice President Bill way from Salt Lake City, where Broadway St. Frxnofi' ...... 291 108 86 .871 He reminds all to send their chil­ that all visitors to the parish are St. M t r /l ...... 71 .849 Milano 278 97 at DE. 0962 or from any of he had been assisting in some par­ GROCERY & MARKET taken care o f and find the proper K-Duc«t club 864 119 144 .886 the club officers. ish churches since the middle o f dren to a’ Catholic school, as it is Quality Meats • Groceries the parents’ obligation. sessions at the proper times. Joe Cathtdrxl ...... 298 96 108 .824 The next horseback ride will June. He will teach at SL Louia Creamery LEADING HITTERS university in the department of Freeh & Frosen Fruits & Fegetabies DRUG Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferrero Craig is notifying the various AB. H. B. Pet. be held Tuesday, Aug. 24, This 66 S. Broadway and Mr. and Mrs. Pasky Spero are young people’s groups in the city Jon.i, St. FrxnaU’ ..... 18 10 6 .616 CYPC project is so popular that religion. 105 So. Ogden PE. 1943 and taking care of reservations. fO'Connor, SL Joioph'x 15 19 22 .641 details need hardly be mentioned. This evening, Thursday, the 1630 E. 34lh Ave. the parents of girls. HaginD. K-Ducatt..... 14 18 19 .629 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gerace are Dick Gassman is in charge of the Robarti, K-Dueati..... 88 19 21 .627 For the sake of newcomers, the Loyola bazaar workers will meet MERK'S CH. 6565 the parents of a boy. dinner arrangements. Fr. Sehwart, S t Jea... 88 17 15 .616 saddle clubbers meet at the NCCS in Loyala hall for a social evening ROTOLO'S Mrs. Mike Labriola, who was Those intending i v be on hand M oon ligh t club, 1663 .Grant, at 6:80 sharp, and incidentally to talk over some DRUG STORE confined at St. Anthony’s hospital, for the Pre-Cana conference should after having made advance reser­ plans for the celebration o f the 796 So. Broadway* And Hoyrocks silver jubilee CUT RATE PRICES The firma Hated bar« daatnrt has returned home. send reservations through their in­ vations with Bob Kramer at AL. Preecriplione .Accurately Filled ba ramamberad whan you art dia- Miss Marie Labriola has come dividual club or privatdy to Walt (Le Croix da Lourdea Club) 5616. The fee of $1.26 covers By the beginning of September Wines, Beers. Etc. — PounUin tribuUnf your patronaga to tbo dil* here from California because of Gassman, conference chairman, A big full moon, the sky full transportation, an hour’s ride, the decoration of the Loyola sanc­ Standard Gas (Oils 1300 So. Pearl SP. 7539 tuary will have been completed. (arant Unaa of bualoaaa. the illness o f her mother. 1835 S. Eraarsoft. Any high school o f b r i^ t stars, and a hayrack dancing afterwards, and refresh­ Open Every Day graduate Is welcome to attend. For loaded with the joyful group from ments. Everything to gain and Decoration on the side walls11 ‘has convenience a registration blank the Le Croix de Lourdes club. That nothing to lose, excepting, pos­ also progressed very noticeably QUALITY CLEANING is printed below. Individuals would have been the picture had sibly, the developing of a few sore and it is hoped that all will be in SOUTH DENVER DRUG REASONABLE PRICES ST. JOHN'S PARISH should send in their names and ad­ you passed us as we journeyed on muscles by the novices! readiness for OcL 3. The artist, Wm. N. Bolder, Prop. dresses and the name of the parish our ride from the Mississippi Anton Schwaerzler, has been re­ Tear Garnente Inearad Agelnit Flta Members are reminded o f the Let Vs Fill Your Prescriptions end Theft Circle Drive or club to which they belong, to- stables last Sunday night. regular council square dance to be ceiving very laudatory expressions KNIGHT SERVICE CO. held on Thursday, Aug. 19, on St. from many o f the pariihioners Wines, Beers, Etc. MARKET Joseph’s grouhdlf W. Sixth avenue who are well pleased with the RA 5191 695 So. Pearl Refiatretion for the and Galapago, beginning at 8 p.m. whole scheme of the decoration as MOTOR TUNING B. L. Bennett — E. B. WlllUme FREE DBLIVERT Qnelitr Meat! — flib — Grpcertee The Press club will meet at 8 it unfolds itself from week to Complete Auto Service p.m. on Aug. 26 and 26 at the K. week. Tho firmi listed here deserve to CLEANERS AND DYERS Fieik A Freien Fmiti and Vtfttablea be remembered when you ere dii- of C. home. This group will work Father O’Shaughnessy baptized 328 BROADWAY Washing • Poliihing tt Luhricatien PRE-CANA CONFERENCE trlbutlof your petronage to the dif­ 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 8691 on the September issue o f the club Marguerite Veronica Meyer, the ferent Unee of bueinete. PhonM PE 8768 * PBi-8714 6th A t*, at Detroit FR. 3396 We Deliver aponaored by the paper. Cathedral Call, as well as infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Permanent Waving programs and publicity for the Frederick Meyer, the sponsors Catholic Young People’a Connell CheWV Camp week end. _ New­ being Henry and Kathleen Henri- a Specialty The firms listed here de­ BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH at St. Francia de Salea’ Church comers interested in lending a quez. serve to be remembered helping hand or desiring further During the past week Sister My Lady Edith when you are distributing Sunday, Sapt. 19, 9 to 5 o’clock information may call Publicity Agnes Maria had the pleasure of Chairman Katie Stefanich at SP. a visit from her mother, who lives Beauty Shoppe your patronage in the dif­ 6641. in Detroit, Mich. Name .... UlnBl* KmmIw, Ugr. ferent lines of business. CYPC is happy to welcome back The children who are to be in George Kersting, who has returned the second grade of Loyola school Qet Acquainted Offer 2804 E. 6th A t*. EA. 0788 Addraaa to Denver after his discharge from will be sorry to learn that Sister the air force. He joined the club Dorothy Miriam'’ has been trans­ late last summer while stationed at ferred to Albuquerque, N. Mex. ST. PHILOMENA'S PARISH Pariah or Club Lowry, but in March was trans­ During her two years at Loyola Thru Aug* 31 ferred to Pope Field, N. Car. she gained the love and admiration o f all her little pupils and had FOR ALL JERRY’ S RESTAURANT gether with the $1.26 fee. All res­ After the ride we milled around K-Ducoh Celebrate them wel|« prepared for the third OCCASIONS ■pwlalliing In Sptflirttl, ervations should be in the hands the fire and juke box for a little Flowers SUtka. Frtad Cbicktn. Barlell Softboll Season grade. The name of her successor of the conference committee by bit of food and dancing. We de­ has not been announced. ' Sept. 16 to allow ample time for parted for home with light and (K-Ducit Youn^ People's Club) BLOCK FLORAL CO. Jerry's Restaurant proper arrangements. happy hearts after having a won­ The Young People’s club from Denver’s Eastside parishes con­ 3238 East Colfax t/tl B. Colfax at Cook The Pre-Cana conference, which derful time. COSTUME gpp cluded its softball season by Kansas Pair Wed DE. 3020 FR. 3381 DE. 9940 will be the first of several to be George Roberts now holds the held this year, affords an excellent office of vice president. He was trouncihg the St. Francis’ team ipportunity fofor young Catholics to elected last Thursday. to remain undefeated. The team won 10 league games and a game In Westwood Rite The firms listed here de­ ilarify their The regular meeting will be Christian marriage and the rights Thursday, Aug. 26. against the league all-stars at the JEWELRY serve to be remembered SHUnd BROS. and obligations connected with it. All-Catholic field day. (St. Antheny'i Paruh, Weit’WooS) A special committee met Sunday FINEST OF FRUITS AND It studies the problems of married The marriage of Mise Ruth when you are distributing Blessed Martin Club evening and drafted a calendar o f VEGETABLES life from every angle with the obr Vagher of Garden City, Kant., and your patronage in the dif­ ject of preparing young Catholics To Hold Steak Fry events for the months of Septem­ Ed Messer o f Copeland, Kans, took EA. 4 5 8 6 , in advance against the time when (Bleiicd Martin Yeung Peopla’i ber and October. At the meeting place Aug. 16 in St. Anthony’s ferent lines of business. u n R. CoUax Froo DoHrorr such problems may arise. Club) Wednesday night the calendar was rectory. 'The Rev. M. A. Maher of­ COM E TO It is expected that about 200 Members are counting on the accepted by the club. ficiated. young Catholics o f Denver and moon to make the steak fry Satur­ Plans are being made for the The bride wore a gown of white vicinity will avail themselves of day night a complete success. participation of club members in satin with a sweetheart neck. The 7 See FRANK ANTONELLI this opportunity to attend the prac­ Preparation'! for the outing are the Pre-Cana conference to be held full skirt ended jn a long train. Her at St. Francis’ Sept. 19. tical discussions of the Pre-Cana being madf by Mr. and Mrs. Jack veil was held in place with a -wreath " ^ AT TED’S A group of club members is conference. Prose, Bob Gallagher, and Bill of seed pearls. The bridal bououet p^Ianning a horseback outing this Svoboda. was fashioned with pink and white The Best in Wines and Beers Volunteer Painters Friday evening. Jim Bennett, Frank Morhan, carnations. FR. 8881 Plan Secohd Session Mary Valdez, and Mary Rogers say Another large group of volun­ 3504 E. Colfax Miss Jeanne Heeke was brides­ For the second time this summer the picnic at Sloan’s lake Sunday teers is expected from the club for maid, She wore pink gown and a large group of volunteer paint­ will have plenty of food and plenty the painting project at Our Lady matching hat. Her old-fashioned ers will journey to Our Lady of of activity. of the Rockies camp Sunday. bouquet was of pink carnations. ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH the Rockies camp near Evergreen The next regular club meeting Tentative plans are being made »P Clarence Schiffilfein was best this Sunday to display their ama­ will open with Rosary and novena for a big variety show to be staged 5325 E. COLFAX EA. 1848 man. teur talents. Members from the rayers to Blessed Martin. Mem- by the" club some time in October. ers hope that Father J. B. Dering, The bride and her family are various Young People’s club of the Twin Forks Picnic city will be out to finish the job O.P., will have returned from Min­ old friends of Father Maher. SAVE TIRES - BUT AT OLSON'S Coll they started July 18 when they neapolis in time for the meeting. Is Civen Encore ^ DRAPER'S painted the chapel at the camp. Tom Sebastion and Marguerite (Sen Lnit Ray Club, Englewood) Baptisms FOOD The volunteers will attempt to O’Brien will be in charge o f the The members o f the San Luis IPhat the Announced OLSON'S STORES Furniture & Upholstery put a second coat of paint on the talent show following the business Rey club found their picnic at VICK’S The sacrament of Baptism was meeting. Twin Forks so enjoyable the week exterior o f the chapel, the dormi­ conferred Sunday on Michael 2750 W. 29ih GL. 3613 Do n’ot forget the square danc­ before last, Aug. 10, that a .re­ t)octorOtdm.,^ 926 W. 6th Main 4507 tory, and the recreation hall, as Duane Edward Johnson, son of Mr. WINES, BEERS, ETC. ing at St. Joseph’s school Thursday peat performance was called for well as painting the interior of and Mrs. Dunne 0. Johnson of evening. Tuesday evening. The club wel­ 3030 E 6tb EA. 1801 Bottle or Case Vpholeterlng the recreation hall. Bill Bolis and 2580 S. Decatur. Sponsors were his brother of Littleton will again For the benefit o f those who comed four guests from other par­ Wm Dtllvtr Repairing Alec and Mary Heidenreich. John Ce be on hand with their compressor did not make it, indigestion was ishes on the picnic. Judy Ann Yedo, daughter of Mr. spray gun for the interior job, but not the result o f the com , French Norma Zetwick, president, 258 Santa Pe Drive ModemiBclng and Mrs. John A. Yedo of 3146 W. Scholl many willing hands are needed for fries, and watermelon feast, which urges all members to be present Custer, was also baptized on Sun­ FINEST KE. 7943 All work guaranteed the exterior brush work. The num­ club members enjoyed Tuesday for a business meeting in the day. Her sponsors were George ber of workers is limited only by evening. school Tuesday evening, Aug. 24, HEATS AND Terms if desired Y ^ o and Mrs. Elsie Johnson. GROCERIES the amount of painting equipment Hoarseness was the only malady at 7 :30 o’clock. The Summer Father Maher had a pleasant Evening Calls available. Volunteers are asked to suffered by the large group which School o f Catholic Action and the surprise Sunday when his brother, furnish their own brushes. Samples Furnished attended the doubleheader ball Pre-Cana conference, both of vital Ray Maher, from Des Moines and For the convenience of the paint­ game of “ Our Bears’’ Sunday eve­ SANTA FE SHOE interest to young people, are com­ his sister, Mrs. Mary Martin, of > ers, Mass will be said at the camp ning. Al§o Living Room ing up soon. These sessions will be St. Mary’s, 0., arrived for a visit. chapel promptly at 8:15,' so they HOSPITAL Members of the program com­ explained and arrangements made The men of the parish are asked Fairfax Hardware Joaipfa CcIqnUt, Prop. can get an early start on the day’s Sets for Sale mittee met at the home of Mr. for club members to attend. to meet a t '7 o’clock on the Aero­ Assured bu S work. The Knights of Columbus (Ooltaa. at Fairfax) Work Done While You Welt and Mrs. Bill Wagner. An active plane grounds Wednesday, Aug, REASONABLE PRICEB will be holding their annual pic­ and diversified calendar for Sep­ HARDWARE. GLASS. PAINTS Registered PharmeeMs F. D. Draper, prop. Arvada Club ta Vate 25, to erect the booths for the 742 SANTA FE DRIVE nic at the camp Sunday but this is tember was planned. The commit­ LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED On New Club Rules carnival being held Aug. 27-28 rear doclcfa preacrlpticn will to not expected to interfere with the tee included Mr. and Mrs. Ed FR. 2725 5022 E. Colfax (St. Anne’, Young People’, Club, The prize steer that is the main ecrrectlj diipcnitd at Park BID project. H. L. RINEHART Prop Drut Cempany . . . I ragiatarad Lyons, Maryclara Currigan, Jim attraction at the carnival will be The volunteer painting project Arvada) PnJUmad«U to lorrt yog. Bennett, Marguerite O’Brien, Tom processed and packaged and put HOLY FAMILY PARISH undertaken by the Young Sebastion, Mary Burke, and Mary A set of rules has been drawn We preadly acknowledge IM pea up for the club and will be read in the locker by the Keims’ Frozen Harfab Lebrlcation Car WaatUng leeeptance by the medical prw, People’s council tsr. this summer in Sebastion. feaaioa. dee to fair prleea, prompt appreciation of the generosity of and voted upon at the next busi­ Food Locker. ness meeting Sept. 1, Final plana •erviee, and anqaeatloaed accuracy. CORN FED MEATS officials of the Catholic Charities in Offic* •( tht For OlattactlTc Priiaa "for Bridge Sunday to Bt Busy THBAflUBEB Bailey’s Service 0 K POULTRY AND HSH making the camp available for the will be made at that time for the Partiea and all other oecariaam- Doy fbr CYPC booth to be sponsored by the club Clt7 and Caoxtr •( Dtaver VI8IT OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT All-Catholic field day held July 5 (Cathedral Yeung People’s Club) at the Arvada Harvest festival Moaldpel Balldleg CLEANERS & DYERS T E N N Y S O N Square Dene* Thursday Calendo 28tb A Fairfax FR, 9924 Sunday, A u g .' 22, will be a Sept. 10-11. All are asked to at­ N*. L-469 IB4 T. THOMAS. Prop. The regular biweekly square Firtatoat Tirca WllUrd Battarlaa dance will be held Thursday eve­ triple-header day for CYPC. An­ tend this meeting. NOTICE OF FUBCHASE OF REAL ES Meat Market TATE AT TAX SALE AND OF APPLI­ Cleaning - Altering ning at 8 o’clock on the grounds other group of members will start Sunday, Aug. 22, Is the regular 4016 Tennyson CR. 0448 out bright and early for Our Lady p-oup Communion day for mei CATION FDR ISSUANCE OF TREAS­ Repairing • Dyeins o f St. Joseph’s school, W. Sixth URER’S DEED. NEW HOMES FOR SALE of the Rockies camp to finish the hers of the Young People’s club. 4120 Tennyaon GL. 5084 avenue and Galapago street Plans TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, uid 2 and 3 Bed Rooma in Perk Hill painting job inaugurated a few Eldorado Springs was the scene mon m pm UIIt to Alfred Cnrtonitn, Alfred for one of the sessions to be held K. Curtonina, Tba Moffat Tnnocl Improva- Offict DE. 4366 Dry Goods— Shoes at a mountain site have been post­ weeks ago. President Frank Breen of a high successful outing held Complata Rtal Eauta Sarvlea is counting on a good showing for by thee clube fr Aug, ■ 8. Swimmin uant Diatrlet, Griffith Hotora, Isa. Clothes— Notions poned for the present. You and taeb of 700 ate barebr notified REDD1SH*§ The square dencea are sponsored this project. roller skating, and mountain dim that on the 8th dar of Daeenibar, 1988, the JOHN F. BRUNO Then, since it is the fourth Sun­ ing were enjoyed before the group hlanacer of Revenue Ex-Offiato Traaaurer Red & fThiU regularly by the Young People’s Realtor COMMUNITY day o f the month, it is the club’s hiked up the cai\yon to the picnic of the City and County of Denver and State GROCERY and MARKET council for the benefit of young of Colorado, aold at puUle aelt to City and 6107 E. 22nd Catholics of the city. Communion Sunday, The absence grounds for a wiener roast. County of Danvtr, aaalxnor of Griffith COMPLETE FOOD SERFICB MERCANTILE CO. of an appreciable number of mem­ Everyone wishes to express Hotora, Ine., tht applieant, who hat made Softball Concludes, damand for a Trmturtr'a Deed, the fol­ ItTl Tonnyaoa 6L. 4TH 3961 Teonyson GL. 3626 bers on the painting job will not thanks to Mike Spaup fo r the en­ Rental Library allow for as large a representation lowing diitritwd real eatate, tKoate in tba Wo OlTt B A H Orton fltaius Bowling Pirns Made joyable (but, oh, so bumpy) ride Oito and County of Danvtr and State of ROSS VARIETY STORE as usual. Nevertheless, it ie urged PARK Hill The K-Ducat softball team from in the back o f his truck. Margie Colorado, to-wit: Lota TwantySavan (87) NOTIONS . INFANT WEAR that as many as possible attend the and Twanty-Eltht (88). in Block Fonrtoan Eastside Denver parishea put Tometick and Noreen and Anna Hardware • Toy* Walla Washed 9 o ’clock Maes in the Cathedrid (14). Hlchltnd Park: that taid tax tala F or Quality Bakery Goods smashing climax on its undefeated Michal were in charge o f the food waa mada to aatiify tha delinquant genaral BOOK STORE where pews will be reserved at the Wallpaper Cleaned season by massacring the St. Fran­ situation^ taxaa taataaad againat aaM teal tttoU for 2214-16 Keemay IdARGARET GR1N8TBAD i Try cis team in an abbreviated game. front of the church. tht raar 1988; that aald raal tataU waa Floors Scrubbed Uxtd ia tba nama of Alfrad Cnrtaniua: DE. 4488 4624 E. 23rd Ave. DE. 1S61 89,-8. The Southaiders just could Aug. 22 ia stlso the day chosen Jesuit Is Retreat Master Waxed and Polished by the Camera club for its monthly that tha etatutory pariod of rademptioa ax- WEISS BAKERY not get their opponente out. For Mercy Hospital Nuns pired Daeambc 8, 1988; that tha tama bat Satriano Bros. outing. not bten redeemtd; that laid property Father Martin Hastings, S.J., GL 5754 — GL 8289 4024 Tennyson St. Oh, to be three people 1 may bt redcamad at any Uma before a Tax A large crowd of enthusiastic was the retreat master for the Datd ft itaned; that a Thx Datd arfll bt ST. CATHERINE'S PARISH St. Domiiuc*s iaaugd to the amid Griffith Hotora, Ine.. picnickers, after ending up at two sisters’ retrpt at Mercy hospital lawful hoMar of aald. eertifieaU, on tha North Denver different dsstinatione, were finally Denver, which was recently com etth day of Novembtr at 8 o'clock p.m., reunited and made the moat of a pleted. About 60 sisters made the IMS, ualcaa the aamc haa btaa tedaamad Why Pay Oaifare? WHITTAKER retreat, including many from other befora 6 o’clock p.m. of aaid date. BOB & TED'S Clark's Hardware beautiful Colorado day on Devil’s WITNESS my hand and taal tUa 86th Our Every Day Price* CLEANERS communitiee. Save Yo' You Money Head . mountain last Sunday. day of July. 1848. Red A White Grocery A UarlxM Hardware — PainU PHARMACY Thanks are extended to Jim Conr- Sister Mary Alice, a member of Pet Turnn ead HannU Slide (Seal) KXNNVTH L. SMITH, PreseripHons CmrefuUy Filled riNB SELBfmON Sporting Goods — Gilts **The Friendly SlorsP Bill Switier, and John Far- the provincial council, and Sister Uanagar of Revanne. HEATS. FISH AND POULTBT I Altaratioiu-—Dressmaking the committee in charge; to Mary Rosaline, a teacher at St By BOY W. 0A88, Pickup A Deltvery Preserlptioii Sp«eUlUts k Daputy Traaaurar. Glide Shamaka Drags "Once Tried , , » Satls/led" i : 4034 TeaayMa GL. 9282 Paula Steinbach, for her part in Mary’s school, Omaha, Neb., are Flrat Publication July 29. 1948 S9S9 Tenayson Gk 8812 W. 82iid and P e tty , CL. 2401 planning the games; and to Lo> visiting the hospital. Ijirt Publication Angurt 18, 1848 GR. 9934 38tb A CUy 2707 W. Mth GR. SITS

J. i 1 Thursday, August 19, 1948 Office, 938 B an n o ck Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4206 PAGE ELEVEN J Sister Blandina Segale, Charity Nun, Transfers of Clergy Announced

(Continued From Page One) Paterson. After serving as pastor when he was named pastor of S t Courageous Figure in Pioneer West nunciation parish, Denver; and St. there for one yetir, he was named Elizabeth’s. In 1937 he was ap­ Colorado springs 5 Vincent’s. first director of St Anthony’s pointed superior as well as pastor. friary, a new Franciscan house of Father Angelus, in August of A brother of Father Halloran, (Continued From Page One) lisb h«r own brickyard, qaxrry, to notify me that ‘under no cir­ philosophy, which was opened in 1943, was transferred to St. Fran­ the Rev, Joseph Halloran, is a Justina. It seems incre-Uble that limtkiitt, and lumbar mill. Tba cumstances does the school board Butler, N.J., in 1926. cis’ church, New York, where ha priest of the Diocese of Pueblo one who possessed such a sprightly au’chitaet sba toCurad whan iba want to lose your services, but In 1928 he was transferred to served as first definitor of the Holy and is stationed in Grand Junction. style long hefou it was in common savad a brilliaat artiit, agod 17, we ask you to change your mode S t Patrick’s in Buffalo, where he Name province; 1946 saw him re­ use even by ^ u m a lists should ' from suicido. of dress’.” Father Haley was stationed as pastor until 1934, assigned to Denver. have given us this book without Comady and tragedy alternate “ I peeked steadily at the cbeir- Father Haley, a native of Canon re-editing or revision, but we have in the pages of a nun who could lueB and replied: ‘Tba Ceualitn- City, was ordained Dec. 1, 1946, her word for it that this is true. impart interest to the most ordi­ iion of the Uuited Stetea givet by Archbishop Vehr. He attended Stater Blandiaa'a 24 yean in nary thing. Over tragedy she was me tba tame ^ivilega to wear this ■’rade school in Westcliffe and the Colorado and New Mexico not one to brood. Take the time mode of dress as it gives you te luster county high school. After wear your trousers. Good-bye’.” AURORA (1872-1896) were only the Archbishop Lamy’s nephew killed being enrolled in Colorado univer­ lesaer part of a long life, hniy the architect of the new Cathedral Sister Blandina spent her laet sity, Boulder, for three years, he to the end. When tka died in in 1879, because the latter would four years in the West as principal entered' St. 'Thomas' seminary in 'Mt. St. Jotaph, O., Fab. 23, not cease visiting his wife. The of St Patrick’s school, Pueblo. 1938. His philosophy and theology 1941, the waa the oldeit raambar young man, evidently a mental pa­ She had manned— for the verb studies were completed at St. PUTNEY'S PURSE BROS. of the Sitters of Charity in tient, was released on bond and man can be used o f this woman Thomas’. without any sense o f the incon­ yaarg and aarrica. Bat it may had shut himself up in his room. Since his ordination Father HOME — SUPPLY GROCERY & M ARK ET gruous— public schools in Trini­ inroly be aaid that no woman, Sister Blandina knew that if left Haley has served as an assistant GROCERIES — MEATS — FRUITS and few men, ever rendered there he would , lose what reason dad, a hospital and semi-public at the Cathedral. He has assisted HARDWARE PAINT VEGETABLES orphan and industrial school in greater tervieea to the Weat. he still hsd. She persuaded him Grand Lake, Kremmling, and ROOFING APPLIANCES 2758 E.tt Colfax Ava Ph. Aarora 312 D. 0*811*11 Her record at a teacher alone to go to her hospital. What there Santa Fe (1876-1881), and a hos­ J. D. Cnach Fleming on temporary assign­ Aurora 349 Sightseeing ahould ahame thoaa who oppoaa was between Lamy and his \vife pital and a school in Albuquerque ments. nuna' teaching in public ichoolt. she does not clearly intimate, but (1 8 8 1 -1 8 8 9 ), and had built or Father Monahan , PERHNS-SHEABER Long before raodarn matboda the fix-it nun re-cemented their staffed a hospital in El Paso. IVEIV FASHION House of of education camo into ganoral union by giving the couple a small The last sentence in her jour­ Father Monahan was ordained 102 No. Tejon COLBURN Toguo aba waa giving bar pn- orphan girl who was minus one nal sums up the Western lire in in the Cathedral May 22, 1937, by Cleaners & Dyers Flowers pila letiona in citisanakip of a eye. Her closing sentence is typical which she owned she had never Archbishop Vehr. A native of Den­ Corsagex - Cut Flowers COLORADO SPRINGS' JOHN B. JOHNSON practicality that baa parbapi of her businesslike approach to known the feeling of fatigue: ver, he made his primary studies Funeral Arrangements SMARTEST STORK Miak« Florlit Tilisriph Dilinnf MOTOR TOURS never bean aqaalad. Her Vigi­ all things: “ May this adoption be “ Adiot, Trinidad, of boart- at St. Dominic’s school, liis high Otfle* PUat \ SProet sen lltst Bait Colfax Ddivtrr In All of D*nv*r Arts lant club, which reported to bar paint anad eonaoletiouar’ school courses in Sacred Heart and as a pleasant spikenard to the tSt B. Alaatdt At*. Aarora 12 Aurora AU. 870 Store for Men 115 N. Cascade Phone M. 130 caiaa of injuatice and miaary minds and nostrils of restless North high schools, and attended Boys Shop among the Indiana, Mexieant, tongues.” Denver university school of com­ Can telll call and return you to and other underdoga, aaw in the Of humor there was plenty in merce from 1928 to 1930. He en­ Women’s Casual Shop wherever you are ttopping In acta of their teacher object let- the life of a nun who denghted in Mexico Is Land tered S t Thomas’ in 1930. The firms listed here de­ the Pikes Peak Region. tone in juatice and mercy. tailing anecdotes at the expense of His first appointment was ad­ serve to be remembered SHOP Take for instanci the time Sis­ herself or her fellow nuns. One ministrator o f Crested Butte par­ rOB GIRLS U TO It ter Blandina first met Billy the tale she tells about a Sister o f Lo- ish. where he worked until his when you are distributing Kid. A member o f his gang had retto is as good as it is tall. Of Strangeness, transfer to St. Mary’s parish, your patronage in the dif­ been wounded in a quarrel. He One day whan one of thoto Walsenburg. Besatifolly was b r 0 u% ht into Trinidad by liatara was alont on a train to ferent lines of business. WORLD WIDE In June, 1939, he was named an AURORA DRUG and Beitfally strangers, thrown into an unused Santa Fa, the atked tha conduc­ assistant pastor of Holy Ghost G*o. W. McBrid* AU. 153 Appointed Brother Reveals TRAVEL SYSTEM adobe hut, and left there to die. tor! “ PUata tell that titter in church, Denver. With the opening AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOB THE member of the Vigilant club front of me to come end ait with (Continued From Page One) of the USO-NCCS club in Denver 117 E. AIRLINES AND STEAMSHIP LINES brought the nun the news. She me.” The conductor aaaured her he said, that President Miguel in 1941 he was appointed chaplain. CASEY JOI\ES MOTORS B. J. O'LEARY. Manager PIKES went there to see what could be tha w e / the only titter on the Aleman’s administration "lets i e achieved a distinguished serv­ KAISER.FRAZER DEALERS Bpaeial AtUntton te CI«rg7 aa4 PEAK f^ W ir g i'ih done. After a few days her patient train. Tba nun iniiatod that ice record at the club and. helped Rellffioaf things ride, more or less,” but the AU. 592 — PARTS — SALES — SERVICE told her that Billy was out to thora wa» a aiatar in front of fact still remains that the knife the center’s recreational program scalp every physician in Trinidad bar. Than tba conductor began of persecution hangs over the for soldiers stationed in Denver who had refused help to a member to tuapoet •omething: “ How Church in Mexico, and it can fall cantonments. FRANK of his gang. Sister Blandina did long tinea you taw a looking- at any time. In 1942 he was commissioned a MORRISSEY what everyone who has read ten glata?” She answered; “ Forty- And yet the broed-tbouldarad first lieutenant in the \:haplain’s Thanks Register Readers pages of her journal would expect three yeert.” It teemt that tba ■ Special brother,' who would "rather corps of the army and began his MAY REALTY of her. She went to Billy: Lorettina nuns do not use mir­ teach kidt than fat,” lovai bit military service on Nov. 25 of that for Wonderful Response SPRING SERVICE “ There is a favor you can grant rors. work in tha lana of tho Astoe year. After being stationed in C a rs-----Trucks me,” she said calmly. In her journal Sister Blandina various camps in the U. S. he was Given Our Grand Opening COMPANY "The favor is granted.” goes in and out of danger with lagond. Although ho it on hit way to tho Catholic univertity sent to the European theater. Fol­ 7 W. Cachorrq» “ I understand you have come the aplomb of Fearless Fosdick. lowing his discharge from service in Washington, bt taya ho will Real Eslale, Loans, here to scalp our Trinidad physi Only twice does she indicate she he took advanced studies at the mitt tha “bright-eyed boys and Insurance cians, which act 1 ask you to ever was afraid. The first was on Catholic university. •*// Your Needs Are Electrical cancel.” her first trip to Trinidad, when she girla whota strong faith ii tome- thing wonderful to aee.” Father Felix STRATASTORE Relianeo Underwriters Agency Call Main 939” "N ot only that, Sister, but at was frightened at a cowboy who Known in his boyhood as Frank Father Felix, who returned to WIRING—FIXTURES AND REPAIRS any time my pals and I can serve got on the stage with her. She SUPER . DRUGS — 35 - DEPARTMENTS OLD ^ilNE STOCK. FIRE, you, you will find us ready.” had been told that women were Vessel, Brother Christian was born the East on Aug. 8 to take over his 3URINE AND AUTOMOBILE Berwick Electric Co. All through her lattara the not safe with cowboys. The second and reared in Denver, lived in new assignments, had been at St. Elizabeth’s since 1946. Previous to ONE STbp AND SHOP INSURANCE J. D. BERWICK great raothar’a heart of Sitter was when she forced herself to Annunciation parish, and went to that he had served as chaplain on Colarado Springa, ColaraSe Blandina yaarnt for Biliy’t tarn- look at a dissected corpse in Santa Annunciation school. He is the son porel, anwd yat more for bit Fe. Sister Blandina at first ex­ o f Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Vessel, the airplane carrier. Enterprise, 9995 E. C O L F A X apiritual, walfara. She n a v e r perienced an overpowering desire 3639 Fillmore street. called the most bombed ship of the war. converted him, but be alwayi to run. She soliloquized with her­ *1 left Denver when I was 13 Father Angelut The firms listed here de­ WILLIAM C. GRARON treated her with courtaay. Once, self: — long before the war,” he said, serve to be remembered whan aha viaited him in a Santa “Are you afraid now, Sister and nave been with the Christian Father Angelus, also served as Optometrist Fe jail, aba found him cuffed Blandina?” Brothers ever since.” After spend' jastor and superior at St. Eliza when you are distributing hand and foot and riveted to the “ Yes, I am.” ing five “wonderful but anxious jeth’s, from 1937 to 1943. On your patronage in the dif­ l i t North Ttjon Bt floor— fo much wai ha feared “ Well, stand until you have con­ years” in Mexico, be is taking a June 10, 1941, he observed his PHONB m a in m u by the authoritieal Billy’s graet- quered.” week's vacation in his parents’ silver jubilee at solemn festivities ferent lines of business. COLOBAOO SPRINGS, COLO. ing was charactariatici “ Sitter, “ Now, will you walk out home before going East. in St Elizabeth’s. I’m torry 1 can’ t place -you a slowly?” Fact and Fiction Father Angelus was bom in Echo chair.” "Y es.” "Officially there we no Catholic Lake, N .Y ., July 13, 1887, He schools in Mexico,” Brother Chris- Get B out’ s ( of Denver) PETE REROM To this Sister of Charity Cold| After this soliloquy Sister tells entered the Franciscan order Aug. ROGERS LOUNGE Candy and Ice Cream at redo owes the beginning o f the us that the impulse to run came tion disclosed. “All schools, 19, 1909, in St. Bonaventure’s FURNITURE SHOP end of lynch law. This happened a^ain. She told herself: “ Well, whether public or private, are in­ monastery, Paterson, N. J., where FROG LEGS — STEAKS UPHOLSTERING. when she heard that a mob had Sister Blandina, you will stand corporated into the state system he made bis simple profession Johnton>Engli$h RE-UPBOL8TERtNG AND MTN. TR O U T REPAIRING assembled before the Trinidad jail still, look at the corpse, then lei­ of education, and the private Aug. 21, 19t0. schools are told to follow the state Slip Covara and Draparlaa to lynch a criminal whose victim surely walk away.” Sister Blan- Three years later he pronounced HYIand 355 Drag Go. Utda to Order was dying. Sister Blandina went dina’s life is a classic o f self- program.” his solemn vows in St. Bonaven­ LENTHERIC Toiletries Fnmltnre Made to Order and begged the man to ask fo r discipline. The wearing of religious garb ture’s. He was ordained in St. Talaa at Bljaa BL Phaea 14M TH 8. Caacada Art. Mala U (t pveness of the one he had And Sister Blandina needed all in the schools is forbidden by Patrick’s Cathedral, Newark, N. J., wronged. But how to get through that great heart. She writes about Mhxican law, he said. Public reli- June 10, 1916, by the late Most the lynching mob? She asked the a patient with a horrible disease ious ceremonies are not allowed, Rev. J. J. O’Connor. Fislt the Wonderful The Heyse Sheet sheriff: “What are you going to in her Santa Fe hospital: 'he Mexican flag cannot be flown After his ordination Father do to prevent the lynching?” “Tbit patient litorelly fell to during religious functions inside Angelus was stationed in S t Cave of the Winds Metal and Roofing “ D o! W h||t has any sheriff here piecet. Our Joiaph and myself a church, and soldiers of the Mex­ Joseph’s seminary, Cohoes, N. Y. In INCORPORATED ever been able to do to prevent made hit coffin, but whan we ican government must take off 1919 he was named vice rector of HEATING ROOFING their uniforms if they attend Cath the Geological SHEET METAL ENTERPRISE TENT mob from carrying out its in wore* ready to place him in, St. Bonaventure’s college in All- tent?” piece by piece, every eonvalei- olic services. l i t North Wcbor Btraal AND AWNING CO. gany, N. Y. He gave up college Miracle of the Phonal Main 551 Suiter Blandina would not have cent patient disappeared, includ­ Just what are Catholics allowed work in 1924 and was transferred Eat 1885 PH. 1264 beeix. Sister Blandina had she not ing Joiepb. So pioca by piece 1 to do in Mexico? to St Bonaventure’s parish in R ockies answered: “ Be the first sheriff to placed tha corrupted body in All Catholic churchei in Mex­ make the attempt!” No lynching the coffin. The stench made me ico are state property. Brother Malthys Gift Shop took place. think of the deacriptiona of the Christian axplain^. Only a cer­ R. C. Cassid'Y The Murray Drug Co. Visited Jeili Frequently lower regions given by Dante tain few churches are lent to WATCH AND JEWELRY Yes, teaching was but one of in bit Inferno.” Catholics for raiigiout func­ Come to Church In the Mountains— “In God’s Country” REPAIRING - EJiGRAVING “Superior Service Stores” the activities of this most ener­ Stern with herself, Sister Blan­ tions. Only a handful of prietti Opens Store ANOTHER 1 STORES TO JElfvE YOU Main Store Phone Main 144 getic and versatile of pioneer wom­ dina could be equally stem with — if oven that— it permittad to 154 Hanltoa Ara. 54 So. Tejon Bt. en. She gave religious instruc­ others. She knew most of the great each ttata. “Catholics can go R. C. Cassidy o f St. Francis de BLUE SPRUCE RESTAURANT Main Slora — 18 North Ttjon 8l to Matt, yet, but thare ara to Manllon Colo. Spga. tions, made regular visits to Trini­ of New Mexico and Southern ColO' Sales’ parish, Denver, scheduled LOCATED IN THE CASCADE COMMUNITY HOUSE AT THE FOOT OF North Storo — 551 North Tojon St. few churches.” Many priattt, dad, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque rado, but for big names, simply the grand opening o f Cassidy’s SCENIC PIKES PEAK HIGHWAY jails, went out on the plains to as big names, she had no respect therefors, drett and act at civil­ delicatessen at Colfax and Ivan- rescue the sick and needy, and Once when tne agnostic lecturer, ians. They travel incognito and hoe for Aug. 14. built schools and hospitals. Robert Ingersoll was in Santa Fe minitter to the needs of people Mr. Cassidy is well known to Sister Blandina had a knack a man offered to introduce him who are too far away from Denverites for his association with HEIDELBERG'S for getting the most expensive and asked: "Is ’t agreeable?” churche*. Untold ,numberi of Hummel’s delicatessen. things done without a penny. She "N ot at all, sir.” Catholics live “ much of thair Refreshments, a 20-pound roast C L ()T H I^ G rebuilt the Trinidad public school “ Why not, may I ask?” Catholic livei in lecret.” turkey, and a 20-pound baked ham C F = I S C ^ D E COLORADO Men’s Furnishings by the simple expedient o f going “ On account o f the soul destruc­ In some Mexican states, the were offered to the public on open­ up on the roof and beginning to tion he is causing among his audi­ brother stated, the governors “ look 10 NORTH TEJON ST. ing day with the compliments of At Uit Janction of Root* 24 and tli* Plk*i Peak Hichwayl demolish the old building. She ences. . . , I understand our esti­ the other way” and let Catholics Mr. Cassidy. knew some kind-hearted person mable Governor [Lew Wallace go practically unmolested as long The store will feature a com­ Serving Nalionallj Famous BLUE SPRUCE FOOD would come alon^ and ask her author of Ben Hur] has received as they do not “annoy” the gov plete line o f the delicatessen’s From 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Except Monday’s ■ I ZECHA A ADAMS what she was doing. Pnee they him several times.” ernraent. In other states, h w ever family size casseroles to take home, COMPLIMENTS OP For Reservations Call M. 1637 or Cascade 867-R3 Conoco Service Station learned her purpose and determi­ “ Yes, Sister, he has. Now may the laws are more stricfly en and catering service. The phone OLSON & BENROW nation others would volunteer I bring Mr. Ingersoll?” forced. In Vera Cruz, for example, number is DE. 6342. labor and material. “ No, thank you. I forfeit the the officials look for trouble. If PLBG. & HTG. CO. Without a penny uUo did aha honor.” Catholics tread on government 116 North Weber Sl build New Mczico’t first indua- This strong-mindedness cost the toes in the slightest way, they are trial school for firlt. She simply nun her position as principal of fined heavily and threatened with Tel. Main 3066 had it announcad in tha Santa Public School Number One in jail sentences. Vera Cruz is a hot Nevada Ava. ai Cache la Poadra Fe Cathedral that man and toa- Trinidad, after her second return bed. Mexican anti-clericals hold tariali ware needed for the In her diary appears this entry most of their meetings there project, and would those dia- "Summer of 1892. I’m to meet the Catholic priests in "official” posqd to pay for them do to? school board. Mexican churches, he said, are ALEY DRUG GO. For this structure this female “ We_ met. seldom botiiered so long as their [J “ The intent of the meeting was sermons deal with apiritual topics, O E t S - PRESCRIPTION Robinson Crusoe had to estab- But if they dare “ talk about the Qflolors S n DRUGGISTS government,” the state goes after Phono Main 2SD 132 So. Tejos St 'Angel of Slums' Honored them and "anything could hap ■SALES SEBVIC6. COLORADO SPRINGS p6n. Philadelphia.— Starting at the top and working to the The fact that Brother Christian and his companions are not mar 'bottom, according to an article in the Saturday Evening ried and live in a community house Post, Father Carmen Tranchese, S.J., who once held positions The firms listed here de­ BLIGK SPGRTING “ makes people suspect that we are serve to be remembered of eminence at the University of Naples and in Denver ends religious,'! he said. The govern El Paso, is today “ a simple parish priest in one of the most ment knows there are many when you are distributing priests, brothers, and nuns in the GGGDS GG. wretched, dilapidated, and pov- country. your patronage in the dif­ ■**T*rylhln« lor Ertry Sport' erty-ridden the na- Carmen McCormick instructs parishes in In the combination w ade and PLone Main 930 tion.” mothers in child-care, immunizes ferent lines of business. 19 NO. TEJON ST. children against disease, and takes high school where Brother Chris On July 17, 1932, at the age of them o ff the streets and teaches tian has been teaching, many of 60, according to author George them sports and games in well- the teen-age boys and girls are Sessions Perry, this “ rumpled an­ equipped playgrounds. catechists. They go out to the sub gel of the slums” took over the Looked upon and loved as a hero urbs and villages to teach the run-down church of Our Lady of and considered somewhat of a small children, and "do a splendid Guadalupe, in the heart of San wonder worker by his parishioners, job.” Although the youn^ "teach Antonio’s West-side slums. His Father Tranchese did not have an ers" are "normal kids with a lot congregation, composed of 12,000 easy time of it bringing about of energy and have to be disci ragged people, mostly Mexican, these remarkable changes in his pline'd at times, they are in deadly were crowded into one square The firms listed here de­ VISITORS ARE ALWAYS parish. They came as a result of earnest about IJieir faith, and they mile. Starvation, unemployment, go to great lengths to make their serve to be remembered WELCOME AT his letter-writing campaign, aimed and miserably inadequate living at reaching the ear of authorities little charges get some faith into when you are distributing conditions were their lot. Most of in Washington, D, C., with power their souls.” Many of the tots they SHINN'S PHARMACY the children were ineligible for your patronage in the dif­ and a heart to make possible visit live in poverty-stricken areas NORTHERN HOTEL COR public or parochial schools; they grants of $12,000,000'for low-cost in the colonias, or city suburbs, had no playgrounds; and medical ferent lines of business. PH. 92 h . Collins. housing. where houses are “ built of cement attention to guard against small­ It is to the credit of Father bags and flattened tin cans.” pox and typhus, prevalent in the Tranchese and the other three Brother Christian Francis spent area, waa unavailable. priests who share the Guadalupe hii first three years with the Chris­ Today, owing to the zeal and parish house. Father Chavez, Fa­ tian Brothers at Las 'Vegas, N. In Ft. Collins on Hiway* 87 and 287 pirn determination of this happy ther Jnli, and Father Carbajal, the Hex. After a year’s novitiate at DREILEVG MOTORS little priest, 1,000 clean, neat Poet writer observes, that the once the De La Salle Normal school TIVOLf UNION CO. dwelling units have replaced the dilapidated church is now in first- in Lafayette, La., he returned for OINVia 2.COIOBADO Buick and G.M.C. Specialista — Salat and Expert Service huts or "corrals,” which were ar­ class shape, and the parishioners a three-year scholasticate in Las Let Vs Porcelalnise Your Car ranged in a hollow square around can proudly say, “that it ia not Vegas. Armed with a teacher’s a single water faucet and toilet, only possible, but kind o f fun to certificate, he taught for a year Telephone 626 A welfare center under the super­ be alive in Guadalupe parish." in Bernalillo, N. Hex., and was ' vision of Sister Mary Victory and [NCWC Wir«] then sent to Mexico.

I . PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, E E ystone 4205 Thursday, August 19, 1

II Receive Garb Nurses' Council Picnic Slated Sunday Baeoi i Sebnl \ HOMEMAKER’S COMPOSITION ROOl TILE ROOFING (Arckdiocaian Council of Catholic utensils will be provided by those Guests included Dorothea Hoell, Misses Mary McElliyott and DEPARTMEIVT Of Franciscans Nur*oi, Donvor) attending. Ruth Gibbs, Betty Burma, Mar­ Ruth Racnier spent the week end ROOF REPAIRING The ACCN picnic is being held Rain Check* Net Needed ^ guerite Cowan, Helen Mahoney, at Jack's Mountain lodge near 4020 Brighton Bird CH. 6563 Patronize These Reliable and Friendly Rrma this Sunday, Aug. 22, at latch’s In the event of rain the picnic Mary Baker, Carolyn Byrne, Betty Rollinsville. gardens in the Tea Room pavilion. will be held, as the area is pro­ Moriarity, Lee Zannon, Monica Miss Carrothers left Sunday oh^a In Denver Rite The picnic is scheduled to begin at tected. Remember, free gate ad­ Amo, Katherine Byrne, Rita Mc­ week’s vacation, 2:30, but for the benefit of those mission to those who call in their Guire, , Louise Qiinn, and Cele On Thursday, Aug. 12,11 young A group of Wisconsin friends Attention • Brides To Be who are working, etc., the supper reservations. Geiger. High'scores were won by THE women were invested in the garb and relatives were Sunday guests hour...... will be from 5 “ to 6 o’clec • :k. The picnic committee has been Ruth McGuire and Louise Dunn. of the Franciscan Sisters at St. o f Miss Bemadine Dumphy. Nothing will “dress up” the STILES Those who plan to attend and working hard to make this a suc­ Nurses visiting the sick nurses at McVeigh Company Joseph’s convent, 2825 W. 32nd Church more for your wedding have not made reservations are cess, so come to Elitch’s Sunday Fitzsimons Monday evening in­ OTHER NEWS avenue. The ceremony began with than one of Wegner’* White PAINTING AND asked to do so at once by calling and join the crowd. Nurses serv­ cluded Mrs. Josephine Hayes, Mary ELECTRIC SERVICE the processional of the young Mrs. Helen Reardon left Wednes­ Ai*le Cloth Runner*, laid down DECORATING Davis Jay, DE. 2659. People are ing on the committee are as fol­ Baker, Josephine Anderson, and women in bridal attire through the day for Chicago to visit her par­ the aisle for the Bridal Party CONTRACTORS Wiring - Lighting responding very well, and to date lows: Doris Jay, chairman; Ber- Ruth Gibbs. long corridors into the chapel, led ents for a few days. ^ to walk on, from the door to 1328 Inca KE. 0718 there are 92 adults’ and 38 chil­ nadine Dunmhy, Jo Anderson, the altar. 1100 Larimer TA. 6875 by the Rev. Bruno Savage, O.F.M., MERCY HOSPITAL Mrs. E. D. Downing has re­ dren’s reservations. Participants Mrs. Elmer Todd, gue O’Connell, Miss Marjorie Focht underwent as cross-bearer, and Fathers Fa­ turned after having spent the past Available only through your own are asked to bring one covered and Virginia Robinson. major surgery in Mercy hospital bian Joyce, O.F.M., and George week in North and South Dakota. dish for every group of three per­ Friday, Aug. 13. Miss Focht is re­ local florist, at reasonable cost. ' K E E P Forquer, O.P., as acolytes. The ANNUAL RETREAT Mrs. Ernestine Smith and fam­ SHINGLING sons. The menu is a's follow s: covering nicely. eight novices who were to pro­ BEGINS SEPT. 24 ily of 1261 Locust styeet, St. One pound meat loaf, baked beans, Mrs. Earl Hahn, sister-in-law Carl A. Wagner Mfg. nounce their first vows followed, The annual nurses’ retreat of James’ parish, are on vacation in OUR potato salad, one dozen deviled and next in order were the six the Denver unit o f the ACCN will o f Miss Inez Hahn, underwent Georgetown. egg*, (or, if preferred, pickles minor surgery at Mercy Aug. 9. Co., Inc. sisters who were to pronounce their jbegin at 4:30 Friday afternoon, and relish or potato chips) and Miss Pauline Raw of St. Luke’s SPEC IAin final vows, followed by the clergy Sept 24, at El Pomar in Colorado Mrs. Larry Gipson, formerly one dozen buttered rolls. Coffee, Helen Daniel, ’45, visited in Den­ hospital is making plans to enter and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr. Spripip. It will close with a' ban­ The firms lUted here dcMrvs to coffee cups, soft drinks, and ice quet Sunday evening. Sept. 26. ver this week. the army. Mary Keel will leave to wood and comosithn V / V V i Immediately upon their arrival attend college at Baylor, Dallas, be remembered when you are dis* cream will be furnished, but other The fee for the retreat is $12.50. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mahoney tributinf your patronafe to the dif­ into the chapel, the Rev. Berard Tex., Sept, 1. ferent Unea of business. This Summer Giblin, O.F.M., who had conducted Eleven reservations already have spent the week end at Granby f^COLORADO been made, and Miss Lee ^ n n on , fishing. Universal Portable a 10-day retreat for those who ROOFlMCtPAVINC were to participate in the cere­ retreat chairman, requests that ST. ANTHONY’S HOSPITAL monies, delivered the sermon. Open House Set nurses wanting to attend should Mr, and Mrs. John Francis Mc­ COMPANY Air Conditioners Thereupon the ceremony of in^ please respond by Sept. 1. Those Guire are the parents of a girl Just Pluf It In vestiture and profession followed. interested may call Lee Zannon, born Aug. 9. Mrs. McGuire is the Every laving* account at Co­ MA. 9042, or Mary Kelly, AL. GRAVEL ROOFING Guaranteed Satisfaction The names of those who were in­ former V Vina Sebastian,, class of lumbia Saving, it Federally In- CEMENT WORK. vested in religion, and by which For New Convent 7595. 1947. Gas Conversion lured for safety up to $5,000. OLD ROOFS they will henceforth "be known are Father Charles Kruger, S. J., will Mrs. Ann Fuschino, former REPAIRED Burners & Furnaces as follows: Miss Catherine Savage be the retreat master. private duty nurse, has accepted Every account, large or small, Mrs. Deana Swearingen is chair­ ROOF PAINTING from Columbus, Neb., is now Sis­ a position on the staff in the i* welcome at Columlluml)ia Savings building East .12th avenue, be­ Sister Mary Magdalen. lUILOING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 tween Newport and Oneida streets, Estelle Dracon, surgical nurse, The novices who took their tem­ on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes­ is visiting her parents, Mr. and 41S MAJESTIC lUILD IN G, DENVER porary vows are Sisters M. Wini­ Mrs. William Dracon, of Julesburg. day, Aug. 23, 24, and 25, each OllictI in Color.do Sprinqi *nd Pu.blo COLORADO fred Moersen, M. Benedict TJsh Mrs. Bob Pendergass (Zella Gal- morning from 9 to 11 o’clock. This mack, Mary Joseph Lienert, lutin) has been ill in her home the Golo\a^6 s ^tatewi^e ^acin^s (Jnstituticn — will include kindergarten through M. Agnes Kelly, M. Rose Krakow- past two weeks'. 1543 LARIMER» Alpine 3422 the eighth grade. UPHOLSTERY CO. ski, M. Patricia Swierezek, Carmela Cavaleri of 3250 Wyan- J M. Guadalupe Torres, and M. Clara Donate $600 dott, mother of Faustina M. Cav­ Special Low Summer Pricat Frances Michalak. The sisters who Father Thomas Mahoney, C.M. aleri, vice president of the ACCN 2 Pieces ______took their perpetual vows are o f the China missions, received executive board and of the Denver $600 in a special collection takep R ecovered...... W w Sisters M. Paulinis Garcia. M. Sof unit of the ACCN, was buried from ronia Montoya, M. Corona Cande­ up last Sunday.' He wishes to ■ ■Patrick’s church :hSt. Wednesday thank the people o f the parish for LARGE SELECTION OF laria. M. Florence Ogaz, M. Doro­ Mr*. Deena Swearingen ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL BEAUTIFUL FABRICS thy Widhalm, and M. Antonette their generosity. Mrs. Betty Moriarity, R.N< was frill Shots them in your Home Miskol. The Gloomchasers club met in Miss Mitchell, and is a graduate a guest of her sister, Cele Geiger. -CARL J.- the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Solemn Mat* Offered of St. Joseph’s nursing school, class Mrs. Moriarity and Mrs. Geiger WE CALL * DELIVER Wallace Aug. 7. Aftfcr a brief o f 1934. After the ceremonies, a Solemn were known as the Lawless sisters CL. 2304 2501 16th St. STROHMINGER business meeting the group en­ She is the mother o f three chil­ while students at St. Joseph’s. Mrs. Mass was sung with the Rev. joyed an evening of dinner- dren, Estella Mae, Leslie, Jr.; and Paschal RoIIman, O.F.M., of St. Moriarity makes her home at 5800 dancing on the garden walk of Russel. She is the wife o f Erld’ Electrical Contracting Mary’s, Neb., as celebrant; the Story Island, Chicago 37. Stove and Furnace Parta UesDsad u>d Boadad In CItr ot D a w Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor. Leslie Swearin^n, and makes her Rev. Henry Foley, S.S.S., chaplain , Recent guests in the home of Still Available Those participating were Mr, home at 1440 South Garfield. Mrs. Florence Ehnstrom, class of 817 14th St. "a i f S S " at St. Anthony's hospital, as and Mrs. James Fattor, Mr. and Mrs. Swearingen has two sisters GAS FURNACES deacon; and Father Savage as ‘41, were her sister and husband, Mrs. Clay Grm es, Mr. and Mrs who are registered nurses: Mrs. subdeacon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bersano, and John Leydon, Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Baker, a graduate of Presby­ T h e G eo. A. PaU en The attendants of the Most Rev. daughter, Marge; and Misses Mary McConaty, Mr. and Mrs. Frank terian, and Mrs. Harry Williams, Archbishop Vehr were the Rev. .^nn Scariano and Yvonne Cresto, C om pany Phillips, Dr. and Mrs. John Thomp­ from St. Joseph’s, Denver. Bernard Cullen and the Rev. Greg­ all of Trinidad. Mrs. Bersano is a 1333 Lawrene* 8tn«t son, and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bailey. TABOR 1321 DENVKB, COLO. ory Smith. The master of cere­ SPIRITUAL LIFE CLUB graduate o f the class of ’29. Misses monies was the Rev. Jerome Mr. Walt Bastido was a guest for TO HOLD PICNIC Cresto and Scariano will enter hterior - Exterior Paiotini Weinert. Others present in the the evening. Mrs. Josephine Hayes, 3726 training in September, and enjoyed Tht ftrnt htra lUtGrvt to Phone CH. 6581 sanctuary were Fathers Richard South Acoma, Englewood, invites being shown through the hospital be remtmbered when you ere dU- Denver 6, Colorado Hiester, Harley Schmitt, Frederick the Archdiocesan Council of Cath­ and nurses’ home/ tributlBf your patronitfe to the dlf* olic Nurses, Denver unit, to bring ferent Uoet et butinest. 1042-44 Santa Fe Drive McCallin, Joseph Leberer, Edward Edgewoter Parish Miss Catherine Calleron of Woeber, Leo M. Flynn, Damen their lunches and enjoy her gar­ Winter Haven, Fla., will arrive in H e r e , every Catholic service is super* McCaddon, Justin Eeles, O.F.M.; dens Thursday, Aug. 19, at a few days to spend her vacation vised by Francis J. Cervi, former student John H. Kelly, William J. Mulcahy, Has 3 Baptisms 6:30 p.m. Father Edward Leyden in Denver. will address the group at 8 p.m., of St. Thomas Seminary. ^ William J. Monahan, William Mol- FITZSIMONS HOSPITAL continuing his discussions at this Capitol provide* complete,^eautiful and loy, M. J. Blenkush, Raphael Mc­ (St. Mary Magdalene’* Pari*li, Ci.pt. Helen Rauktis, active UNUSUAL time on sanctifying grace. Any­ memorable Catholic service at a central loca* Carthy, SJ.; Patrick McAuley, Edgewater) member of the Coloi|$do Springs and Pacificus Kennedy, O.F.M. one who needs a ride is asked to (ion— and at costs any family can afford. Shlngla .tain, that are good after 30 year*. No peeling of Recently baptized were Mari notify the prefect of the Spiritual unit, is visiting Capt. Florine Rite* Explained Aik for illuitrated booklet detcribing Capi­ chalking. Done with liquid gum. No warping «r *plitting. ette Lee, daughter of Benjamin N Life club, Mrs. Susan O’Connell, at Gallagher, 1236 Grant street. Water-proofing done from INSIDE in Color. Water and At the conclusion of the services, Capt. Anna Mary Sweeney is leav­ tol'* facilities and services. Furnished without the Archbishop explained the vari­ and VinceUa Boyken, on July 31, SP. 8086, or Mr*. Doris Jay, alkali proof. with Rosario De Lisa and Carmen DE. 2669. ing the hospital Aug. 19 for her obligation. ous ceremonies to the relatives and home at 52 Fuller avenue, Floral friends present, stressing the im­ De Lisa as sponsors; Elizabeth Mrs. Addie Olson, prefect, pre­ Jobs Complete or Materials Only Ann, daughter o f Richard F. and sided at the quarterly meeting of Park, N. Y. Capt Sweeney has portance of the vows, congratulat­ been a patient at Fitzsimons for ing the parents of the sisters, and Helen Rudolph, on Aug. 8, spon­ Our Mother of Perpetual Help guild Wednesday, Aug. 11, at the more than a year. Lt. Gloria Boy- pleading for the fostering of voca­ sors, Paul L. Anna and Emma CAPITOL mORTUORV Kni ■ ■ ...... son was discharged as a patient DENVER BRICK STAIN CO. tions, so greatly needed at the Smith, proxy-for Justina Jerrard; nights of Columbus hall. It was and Christopher Mark, son of Don­ decided by the members to hold the and is now at home in Massachu­ 14th Av*nu* «t Lincoln (0pp. SUt.^Capitol) KEytton* 0211 present time. Many relatives and setts. CHerrv 1083 1455 F ox St. friends of the sisters were present, ald P. and Shirley Weller, spon­ meetings of the group the second sors, James H. McIntosh and Glen Wednesday every three months. Lt. Vernesse Cauthier and Lau­ and the chapel was filled to its retta Dwyer attended the play at doris McIntosh. Members present were Mrs. capacity. The services ended with Central City Monday evening. the solemn chanting of the Te Joseph Crowfoot, son o f Mr. Earl Baker, president of the Den­ ver unit, ACCN; Mrs. Mary Lyons, Deum. A dinner was served for the and Mrs. Arthur Crowfoot, has en­ COLORADO GENERAL Asphalt and Misses Lauretta Dwyer, Violet clergy and the relatives o f the tered the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cart and JOHNS-MANVILLE TiU FLOORING sisters. Pat Boyle, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Klanavage, Eleanor Hager, and daughter. La yeme, left Sunday Helen Smith. Frank Boyle, expects to enter the for a week’s vacation in Ouray. Mrs. Addie Olson, prefect, ap­ for Modern Floors in SON BORN TO M. W. SAYAS navy in the near future. Mrs. Cart, a Mercy alumna, is pointed Mrs. Sally Morrissey, as­ Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Saya of Clyde A. Higdon is still ill at head nurse in the outpatient clinic Homes, Churches, Schools, Hospital* sistant prefect, to be in charge of Denver, announce the birth of a at Colorado General. his home. He expects to enter the publicity for the guild. Each Beaatifnl Colors son July 31 in St. Joseph’s hospi­ St Anthony’s hospital for treat­ member was requested to obtain tal. The grandparents are Mrs. WRITE OR TELEPHONE FOR BOOKLET. m ent one new member for the guild. B. A. Cullen of Denver and Mrs. “IDEAS FOB DE(»BATIVE FLOORS” Mr. and Mrs. Donald Petri of Guild members give four hours per TH E NUMBER Katheryn Saya of Crested Butte. this parish are enjoying a month’s month free nursing care to the sick vacation on an extended auto trip. poor. Most of the calls are made ONE NAME Building & Maintenance Co. Host* to Pri«*t* from Denver General hospital, and Ponacrly Floor Uaiaunaneo Co. The Vlev. Joseph Duffy o f Con- the hospital personnel is most ap­ 1863 WAZEE ST. KE. 2371 FRED LUCCI aga Park, Calif., was the house preciative of this se'rvice rendered ____r Plow* mtatfoii B«glBUr whea HtMnf for booUoi guest last week of Mr. $nd Mrs. by the Catholic nurses in the guild. W. E. Larkin. Father D uffy came If you are a registered Catholic TAbor 1393 1721 LAWRENCE Custom Upholstery to California from Rochdale, Eng­ nurse and can spare four hours a land. month to this worth-while project, GENERAL and New Furniture On Aug. 12, a mountain trip to please notify the prefect, Mrs. USE DEPENDABLE the ..Witaschek...... cabin in..... Indian Hills Made to (trder Addie Olson, EA 8712. PROMPT AND CLEAN DELIVERY OF was arranged for Father Duffy, - Nurses who gave four hours ELECTRIC Making the trip were Mrs. Larkin, Beautiful Samples to Show nursing time the past week were: HIGHEST QUALin COALS Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. McClinton o f St. Aug. 13, Mary Baker, Violet Day or Evening Calls Bernadette’s parish; Miss Florence Klanavage, Betty Rees, and Mrs. Pike View, “ Denver’s Qeanest Lignite” Sullivan o f Cathedral parish; Mrs. GIVES YOU A BRICK SIDII1G Reichert, who gave eight hours’ Louis Harcourt, Mrs. John Wita­ W adge & Pinnacle, “ 1/3 More Heat” 4358 Eliot S t G L 1 2 2 2 night duty; Aug. 14, Frances schek and son. Jack; and Father Evanss Helen Ann Smith, and NUMBER ONE As You Nugget Economy Lump Duffy. ? Martha Hirestein. Mrs. John Grant will entertain CREDIT UNION members of the^St Mary Magda­ At the board of directors’ meet­ Store Your Coal Early len circle in her home Friday, Aug. ingig ofor the credit union of the GAS FURHACE 20, at 1 o’clock. A'..CCN, Denver unit, plans were Repair Storm Damage discussed for the Harvest Moon Uie Our Budget Plan Lady of Grace Parish ball which the group will sponsor VICTORY CHEMICAL TREATMENT jTor the Catholic nurses in October, Mrs. Helen Maloney, vice presi­ Western Elaterite Roofing Co. co: Bake Sale Is Success dent. presided in the absence of the Will Eliminate Du*t and Dirt From Any Coal You Order resident. Miss Helen O’ Connell, (Our Lady of Grac* Parish, lembers of the board present in­ Denver) Equitable Building CHerrv 6651 THE PIKES PEAK FUEL cluded Mmes. Harold Mahoney, FIRST ia di€ The bake sale held Aug. 14 was Earl Baker, Eugene Hoell, Fran­ very successful. Mrs. Morgan, Dlrifloo of tb* GtUui Crcl* Cor*. ces Jackson, and Helen Pritchard, mind* of folks Pik* Vliw Cm I Phone chairman of the sale, wishes to and Misses Catherine Schsrping who azo fussy 635 Curd* thank all for their co-operation. M A. 6 1 8 1 and Mary Kelly. Miss Kelly was about the por- Xermitu Do Costly Damago The founders’ club is planning a JOHNS-MANVILLE elected secretary of the credit formanoo of square dance social. union. Baforo You Know It! thoir homo Mrs. Cassidy is entertaining rel­ Mrs. George Anderson enter­ COMPOSITION AND ASBESTOS atives from Boston. All unknown to you termites tained the Our Lady of Fatima appliances is Multi-Service Enamel Marilyn Wood, daughter of Mr. bridge circle at her home Aug. 10, ths asmo-6onsral Elsebie. And, may be damaging the foun­ and Mrs. Clarence Wood, was ksN you have that famous name The handjr houiehold enamel for dations of your home. Most selected out of many children to ROOFS all interior turfaee* oxcept floor*. owners never know they have kntertain on the Show Wagon at Rummdge Sale Slated on a gas fomaeo... built to give Parmanant high glo**. Beautiful, termites until costly damage Mountain View park. you top warm aiz peifezmance at F o r any type Home or Building Mr. and Mrs. Schweider’s son, In Lakewood Parish an oconossieal cost I fs 0-E do> ! correctly atylod C 4 is already done. Don’t take Robert, is home on leave. Also iB l color*. Quart ...... ^ I a I O chances. Find out now with a (St. B*rnadatte’* Parish, sigaod, 0-E built, G-E backed. is. Per telln $€.40 frek Tenninix inspection. Lakewood) Drop ill and look it over. New Offices Are Open, Tba Altar and Rotary *oeiety Blown Rock Wool Insulation O Poinl Dept. Write or phone: of St. Bernadette’s parish will AVAIlAtLI Hill, NOW MAin 2288 CaU SP. 4673 for Max Goldberg Reveals conduct a rnmmafe *ala IMMIOIATI eiliVIIYI CaU KE. 523^ 1 n Wadnesday, Ang. 25, at 834 LINOLEUM FREE INSPECTION by 'The Max Goldberg advertising Santa Fe drive. Everyone i* ANGERMAN SHEET For Free Estimates oar Terminiz SpecieluU agency announces the opening of again reminded te taka article* STUDIO Anrwhen In CsloraSo new, streamlined offices bn the for the sale to church Sntiday METAL WORKS, INC. THOMS Colorado Terminix Co. sixth floor o f the E and C building. or te leave them at the Lampey R. H. KimboH Co. Expanding feitures in his business hatchery, 8525 W . Colfax. Dis; (UeeiiM. of E. L, Brue. Ce„ World'* 1820 So. Broadway 419 Midland Savings Bldg. 1438 Court FI. carded article* such at jfwelry, Lunst TtfniU Control Omnliatira) necessitate larger and more mod­ Phone RAce 4689 Danver, Colo. 24 E. Alameda — Danvar em quarters, according • to Mr. clothing, and household oqnip- (joldberg. asont nam McapUitIo, ______i-h«..*i.»viiu fzmrhlaid AtgH cityi

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