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Contenta Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society. Inc., 1943— Permission to Reproduce, Except Four Priests Serving EEIITEII SERVICES on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Capt. Roy Llewellyn In Grand Island Diocese ERR 2 CRURGRES Is Now War Prisoner Made Domestic Prelates DENVER CATHOUC IRE IIINRyilCER In Italian Camp 21 (Picture* on Pege 6) vanni Cicognani. They are the Rt. Four priests of the Diocese of Rev. Henry Muenstermann, V.G., Grand Island, ail well known in The complete Lenten schedule pastor of St. Libory’s church, St. for the Cathedral was announced Colorado, have been made Domestic Libory; the Rt. Rev. Joseph Safe and Treated Well Is Word Dfficer Sends Prelates with the rank of R t Rev. this week by the Rt. Rev. Hugh Macourek, pastor of Our Lady of L. McMenamin, rector, and of The National REGISTER Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Monsignor, according to word re Holy Ghost church, 19th and Cal Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller ceived by Bishop Stanislaus V. Lourdes church, Ravenna; the Rt. Services, Photo Features, and Wide World Photos.______To Relatives in Johnstown Through Bona of Grand Island from the ifornia, by the Rt. Rev. John R. Rev. Patrick Manning, pastor of Mulroy, pastor. A noon-day Mass Apostolic Delegate to the United Holy Rosary church. Alliance; and VO L. No. 29. DENA ER, COLO., THURSDAY, MARCH 11,1943. $1 PER YEAR Vatican Channels States, Archbishop Amleto Gio- is being offered in the Cathedral xxxvm. the Rt. Rev. Anton Link, pastor of at 12:16, and in Holy Ghost church St. Patrick’s church, Sidney. at 12:10 for the benefit of down The part the Vatican is playing in the alleviation of town workers. 177<^tV'Wrr -f-rw T T v ir 'Io ««« ‘hese five former *ludeni« of Regis college, Denver, who Previous to his appointment to / O f flL-aC gradualed from a naval air training center and received some of the horrors of war was brought home forcibly this the pastorship in St.. Libory, Mon The Sunday evening Cathedral romniiasions in the pa*t two week*. I.*ft to right, top row. Ensign Ramsey M. Stewart, Denver; 2nd Lt. week, when the Denver Chancery received a cablegram from [ISI[RH PRIEST signor Muenstermann serv^ for services at 7:45 will be marked by John H. Scherer, Dalton, Nebr,; and Ensign J. Joseph Simms, Denver. Bottom row. Ensign Shelly B. many years as pastor of St. James’ the Papal Secretary of State, H. Em. Cardinal Luigi Magli- a series of addresses by several Pittman (left), (juper, Wyo., and 2nd Lt. Leo C Kelleher, Fort Dodge, la. church, Kearney, and from the year priests of the archdiocese. The one, regarding a former resident of Colorado who is now a of the foundation of the diocese to sermon schedule is as follows: prisoner of war in Italy. The cablegram, which was received 1916, when St. James’ was the March 14, the Rev. Joseph I. in the Apostolic Delegation in Washin^on, D. C., and for Cathedral of the Diocese of Kear Bailey, O.P.. St. Dominic’s parish; ney, he was its rector and Chancel March 21, the Rev. Dr. Walter J. warded here, is from Capt. Ray Llewellyn, now a prisoner lor of the diocese. He is at present Canavan, member of the editorial of war in Camp 21, Italy. In it the i the Vicar General of the diocese staff of the Register; March 28, officer sends word to relatives in and the dean of the Grand Island the Rev. Edward Breen, St. James’ Johnstown, Colo., that he is safe deanery. parish, Denver; April 4, the Rev. and is being treated well. * | Chaplain Robert F. Coombs of Moiisignor Macourek celebrated Crispin Kirrman, O.F.M., St. The Chancery had not been able Utica, N. Y., is the most recent the golden jubilee of his ordination Elisabeth’s parish; April 11, the to get in touch with the relatives Catholic chaplain assigned to to the priesthood last year. For Very Rev. John Buttiraer, C.SS.R., of the prisoner up to Wednesday Camp Carson, near Colorado many years he was the Vicar .Gen St. Joseph’s parish; April 18, the noon. It is believed that the ad Springs. Father Coombs is chap Rev. Robert G. McMahon, f dress of the Colorado persons men TOBEHEEDIIi eral of tla diocese and, upop his lain of the 604th Field Artillery retirement was named Vicar Gen Francis de Sales’ parish. tioned in the cablegram had be battalion. eral emeritus. He is the dean of The Rev. Edward A. Conway, come rarbled in transmission. The Cortland, N. Y., is Father the clergy, of the diocese and its S.J., of Regis college is giving a aid of the Red Cross and other Coombs’ birthplace. He attended oldest priest. series on “ The Catholic Position agencies was enlisted in the 0EG1G GOEEEGE search for the persona addressed Cortland high school, made his Monsignor Manning is a con- on World Peace’’ in the Wednes classical studies in St. Bonaven- day evening devotions during by ()apt Llewellyn, however, and suitor of the diocesan curia and it was expected that they would ture’s college, Allegany, N. Y., and dean of the Alliance deanery. In Lent. His topics are the follow The fifth annual archdioeesan Studied philosophy and theology in ing: March 17, “ The Pope’s Orig receive the message before the end speech conference for high school his pastorship in Alliance he built of the week. St. Bonaventure’s seminary. He the rectory and the gymnasium inal Peace Points;’’ March 24, speakers will be held in Regis col was ordsiSned in the Cathedral of Previously, as pastor of Blirwell “ Ten More Papal Peace Points;’’ The Vatican offers its serv lege, Denver, on the afternoon and he built the churches in Burwell March 31, “ Judgment on the ices to those who desire to com evening of Sunday, April 11, it and Scotia. Peace Planfiers;’’ April 7, “ The municate with prisoners in Italy. was decided in a meeting of the (Turn to Pages — Column 5) Forms on which a message may be speech coaches of Denver Catholic Monsignor Link has spent almost sent through official Church com high schools. Present were the 30 years in Sidney and has been munication channels are available Rev. Hubert Newell, archdioc- mainly responsible for the growth in the Chancery office, 1536 esan superintendent o f schools, and development of St. Patrick’s Logan street, Denver. and Robert J. O’Sullivan, S.J., of parish. He is also the Bishop’s Kin of Japanese Martyrs the department of speech in Regis delegate for the sisterhoods in the college, director of the confer diocese and the moderator of the ence. Diocesan Council of Catholic Women and the Confraternity of Is Cathedral Sacristan USO-NCCS Club This year’s ■will be the first non- Christian Doctrine. competi'tive meet in the five-year history of the conference. All A descendant of the Christian their homes on the West coast. Program to Keep speaking events will be held in the Seminary Students, mar^rs of Nagasaki in Japan is “ War-time necessities are no re Little theater of Regis, with each sacristan of the Denver Cathedral. specters of persons,” he declared. school giving a 30-minute demon Professors Join in He is Paul Yamamoto, 23, honor Both of Mr. Yamamoto’s parents On During Lent stration of the conference theme, graduate of Stanford university in are Catholics, his mother being a "United for Tomorrow.” Cathe Donation of Blood California and currently a student native of Nagasaki and a member dral high school speakers will pre in a local university. He and his of the community that preserved The amusement schedule for sent a model student assembly. A family were removed from their the faith for centuries with military personnel of this region play. Miracle Over the Danube, Nearly 70 students of St farm in California with others of out benefit of clergy. His father will not be greatly curtailed dur vdll be presented by Holy Family Thomas’ seminary, Denver, repre Japanese ancestry after Pearl is a convert to the Church. One ing Lent, it was announced by high school, and a directed con seating app roxim a tely three harbor. of Itfs sisters is taking a course in Franklin Sullivan, director dT the versation on the Catholic ideals for the post-war future will be fourths of the student body of the The young American, who as a local business college, another is NCCS-operated USO club of Den participated in by students of St. institution, made a mass donation pires to become an accountant a student in St. Mary-of-the-Woods ver. Recently moved to its new of blood to the Denver Red Cross college in Notre Dame, Ind. A Joseph's high school. St. Francis Sifoal Corpt photo after the war is over, bears no re quarters in the spacious K. of C. plasma bank Wednesday, March brother is in the Japanese reloca mansion on E. 16th avenue and de'Sales’ high school will give a sentment towards this country for demonstration of modem choral Chaplain Robart F« Coombs 10. Several members of the the evacuation of his people from tion camp in Granada, Colo., with Grant street, the service center is faculty, including the rector, the speaking technique. the Immaculate Conception, Syra the elder Yamamotos. All the expanding its facilities. The reg Very Rev. George C. Tolman children were bom in California, Other schools have not deculed cuse, N. Y., on June 3, 1939, by ular Monday night social in the C.M., took part in the donation. where the family owns farm prop- on their parts, but among the o^er Bishop Walter A. Foery of Syra ballroom drew a larger crowd on fcr^. afternoon events will be radio euse. March 8 than on any former eve E-, ’The story of the Nagasaki Cath ning. A full corps of junior host speaking, symposia, panel di&os- Until he was commissioned by Generous Ai(i Urged olic community is almost without Five Ex-Regis Students esses will be invited to supply part sions, declamations, debates, and the army last Dec. 28, Father other audience participation pro Coombs served St. Agnes' church parallel in history. St. Francis ners throughout Lent, as this form For Indians, Negroes Xavier took Christianity to Ja grams. Special events in which in Utica, N, Y. After attending of wholesome'entertainment fills a pan in 1649 and before the end small ^bool delegations will com the army chaplains’ school in Har OF SUITE. HEADS definite need of service men who Reader* are reminded that of that century there were more Are Given Commissions bine will also be held, and will be vard university Father Coombs was visit the club for diversion and re the annual collection for the than 300,000 Catholics there, many made up under the direction of dispatched to Camp Carson. He laxation. I Indian and Negro mi**ion* of living in the city of Nagasaki. Mr. O’Sullivan. is the 12th priest of his diocese to Five former Regis college stu graduated from Santa Clara uni Alterations on the kitchen, from i the United State* will he taken In the early part of the 17th Father Newell will address the become a military chaplain. versity, and received his pre-flight which were served many elaborate I up at all the Ma**e* thi* Sun- century a terrible persecution of dents, Ramsey M. Stewart, J. Jos delegates at an evening banquet His parents, Mr. and Mrs?. Fred eph Simms, John H. Scherer, training in Oakland, Calif. Stewart banquets in the past, will trans 1 day in churche* of the arch- Christians broke out and as an in the students’ dining hall on the T. Coombs, live in Cortland. A Shelly B. Pittman, and Leo C. Kel lived in St. Philomena’s parish. form the room into a snack bar. ) dioee*e. Archbiihop Urban J. example to the rest of the empire campus. Schools will present brother, Fred T. Coombs, is a rep One of “ Colorado’s own,’’ Brig. leher, were graduated from the Ensign Simms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Short orders and homecooked din I Vehr, citing the need for fur- 57 selected Christians of Nagasaki short skits or stunts at the ban resentative of the Bell Aircraft Gen. Dennis E. McCunniff, is James E. Simms, 3729 W. 32nd ners will be prepared on the res I thering thi* valuable apo*tolate, were crucified. The exact num Naval air training center in Corpus quet. Corp., attached to the U. S. air commanding officer of the reserve Christ!, Tex., and received com avenue, was graduated from North taurant-size range at cost price foe > urged generou* donation*. ber of the victims of the persecu The only competitive event, in forces in Australia. forces stationed in Schofield Bar high school in 1940, and attended service men throughout the week. tion is unknown, but historians missions in the U, S. naval and which speakers from each school racks, T. H. Gen. McCunniff re marine corps re^rves within the Regis from 1940 until 1942. He Adjacent to the lunch counter will ported for action in Hawaii several estima^ that more than 50,000 will discuss the ideas presented Pueblo Diocese Has 283 past two weeks. was a member of S t Dominic’s be a dining-room with a homelike in the conference in terms of weeks after the Pearl harbor inci met dMth for the faith. parish. atmosphere, containing a fireplace dent and since then has merited Nothing, more was heard of the Two of the new officers. Ensigns their influence on the future, vrill Christians in Japan until 1865, Stewart and Simms, are from Den Second L t Scherer attended and informal tables, where soldiers be held Sunday evening following promotion from the rank of lieu may enjoy their off-the-post meals No Mission Indians Living tenant coloneh Prior to the be- when French missioners were per ver. Ensign Stewart, the son of Regps college from 1940 to 1942. the banquet. The speakers will mitted to build a church in Naga Mr. and Mrs. Grover W. Stewart, The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. at leisure. be judged in this event by coaches saki. One day 15 Christians made 1241 Detroit street, was graduated Scherer of Dalton, Nebr., he was The library of volumes donated from all the schools. SpeaWng themselves known to one of the from Cathedral high school in 1938, graduated from Dalton high school by individuals in special book ability, jCvaluation, organization, In Archdiocese of Denver priests and assured him that 50,- and. attended Regis college from in 1940. With 2nd L t Kelleher drives for the army is now shelved and projection of ideas into the 000 residents of the area were 1938 until 1941. Last year he was he transferred from the navy aif in the gold room, the library of the future will be the points judged. members of the same faith. These force to the marine air force when mansion. In the first week of the Mr. O’Sullivan will be assisted The Archdiocese of Denver no I there are some full-blooded In- descendants of the martyrs of the opportunity was offered in the club’s operation in the new loca in the conducting of the confer course of his training. L t Kelle tion the study and library received longer has any Indians amon^fldiaris in the Mexican and Spanish Nagasaki had waited for two cen ence by Frank Morriss, Raris col turies for missioners who were the her was graduated from Regis high more patrons than any other de lege senior, and other members of whora missionary work is being congregations of both the arch COEEEGE FDOSi IN school in 1938, and received his de partment except the ballroom. the college speech department. successors to their ancient priests. done, but the Diocese of Pueblo diocese and the diocese. There were three marks by which gree from Regis college in 1942. has 283, according to the annual The Indian population of Colo they recognized the French clerics He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kelleher, 701 N. 10th street F t report of the Rev. J. B. Tennelly, rado is astonishingly small in view —the authority of the Pope in Dodge, la. Thrilling Sea Experiences secretary of the Commission for of the comparative lateness of the Rome, the veneration of the White man’s arrival and the ideal Blessed Virgin, and .the celibacy Ensign Pittman is the son of Catholic Missions Among the' Col living conditions provided by na of the clergy. Secretly, by word Mrs. Helen Pittman of Casper, ored People and the Indians. The ture for this state. In the early of mouth, without any ordained Wyo. He was graduated from work in the Pueblo diocese is being days, there was a scattered popula teacher to guide them, they had Regis high school in 1940 and at Described by Denver Lad done in one Church by one priest E tended Regis college for two years. tion of the Red men and there was preserved the rudiments of Cath afd last year there were 29 Bap some warfare between them and olic doctrine, baptized their chil As a guard he won his letter in tisms, 16 of infants and four of the Whites, but for years the ex dren, and remained true to Christ football for two years. Fourteen months ago Frank for navy service in December, adults. It is known, however, that treme southwestern part of the Under a new ruling of the Selec Stewart and Scherer received O’Neill had ne%’er seen the ocean; 1941, following his graduation from St. Joseph’s high school. state has been the only place tive Service commission, college special training in flying long as a matter of fact the farthwt where Indians have lived, as a freahmen who are taking certain range bombers »nd Scherer has Earlier he had been a student of he had ever been from his native Cathedral school. After his pre- group. Sports Editor prescribed courses and who can be been assigned to special transport Denver was the 'Western slope. Boulder Mass liminarj' training as a sailor in graduated by July 1, 1945, will be training of the same sort now being This week when Frank returned Immediately to the South of deferred by their selective .service San Diego, he shipped aboard a ' Colorado, in the Santa Fe archdio taken by another former Regis home for a five-day leave from Leaves Mar. 12 boards until that date, according to student, 2nd Lt. Frank Abegg. destroyer to Seattle. From that cese, there are 6,000 full-blooded Brig. Gen. D. E. McCunniff navy duty, the former Cathedral time forward there has been scant Sunday 1st of word I'eceived this week by the Simms is a fighter plane pilot and St. Joseph high school student Catholic Indians, chiefly the Very Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., boredom in his life. He was trans Pueblos, and in the Diocese of ginning of hostilities he was sta Scherer and Pittman pilot torpedo was enjoying all the earth he could president of Regis college. The planes. Kelleher is now on duty ferred to a gasoline tanker carry Tucson, Arizona, there are 7,000. tioned in various U. S. posts fol For Army Duty subjects in Regis, that will merit ing a load of 100-octane gas to Series for Men The Diocese of Gallup, which in lowing graduation from West with a marine corps aviation deferment for freshmen who main squadron in a naval air station. Brisbane, a little trip of 12,000 cludes part of New Mexico and the Point in 1913. George V. Kelly, the fifth mem tain a good standing are chemistry, miles. That shipment never upper half of Arizona, has 10,000 Gen. McCunniff is a native of All five officers received their Several corporate Communion ber of the Register editorial staff mathematics, and physics, as well flight instruction in the Oakland, reached port. Catholic Indians in a total Catholic La Jara in. Conejos county and a and the 17th employe of the Reg as pre-dental and pre-medical Masses will be offered by Arch population of 36,532. It was called Catholic. His wife, the former Calif., reserve base. Somewhere in the South Pacific bishop Urban J. Vehr for the ister plant to be called for duty in studies. Graduate students, who a Jap submarine left the gasoline “ the Indian diocese’’ when Bishop Helen Tritch of Denver, resides the armed forces, will begin his wish to continue as assistants in Knights of Columbus and other Bernard Espelage, O.F.M., was in at 1515 E. Ninth avenue with her tanker belching flames. After it Catholic men of the archdiocese in training in the army Friday, March graduate schools in the subjects, floated around on the ocean for stalled in the fall of 1940; but two daughters, Carol, 11, and 12, when he will report to the Fort also will be deferred. the near future. The first such later figures proved that the Red Papal Honors seven hours, an allied destroyer Nancy, 9, The mother, although Logan reception center. Examinations for the navy’s sighted the fire and investigated. event is'slated in Sacred Heart men were in the minority. not a Catholic, attends Sunday church, Boulder, for Sunday, Mr. Kelly, who has been on the new V-12 college training program Some worried lads were fished out Masses in St. John’s church. Register’e sUiff as sports editor for will be held in Regis college from March 14. Another will be held in Nearby Dioceses The general’s only son, "Tom, is Are Conferred (Turn to Page t — Column 5) St. Joseph’s church. Fort Collins, more than four and one-half years, 9 until 11 o’clock Friday morning, Have Many Indians a plebe in the military academy is a native of Leadville. He at April 2, according to a bulletin re on the following Sunday; in the at West Point. Before entering Denver CathedrsJ April 4; and in Rapid City, S. Dak., is another tended S t Joseph’s grade and high leased at the co llie this week. The By Archbishop Dedication of Ghuroli nearby diocese with a large Indian the army school Tom pursued schools in Denver for 12 years V-12 program is open to high St. Mary’s church, (Colorado studies in Georgetown university. Springs, on April 11. The annual pppulation. In has 10,300, a few and was graduated in 1932. After school graduates, regardless of Postponed; Priorities more than Gallup. There are 79 Frank McCunniff, a brother of attending Citrus Junior college, whether they are now attending Papal briefs, diplomas, and Communion breakfa.st of the St. the general, is known for his Vincent- de Paul society in St. churches in the Rapid City diocese Azusa, Calif., for two years, he college, who will have reached medals were given in the beauti Delay Work on Pews in which Indian mission work is valuable assistance rendered to the served 'as assistant editor of the their 17th and not attained their ful little chapel in the home of Thomas’ .seminary, Denver will be teaching sisters of Antonito. held Sunday, May 9. done and 485 Indian children and Azusa Herald for two and one- 20th birthday by July 1, 1943, and Archbishop Urban J. Vehr TueS' 86 adults were baptized in the dio half years. to high school seniors of the same day night, when recently an Non-arrival of pews will inter The men’s annual Communion cese within the last year. The While employed by the Denver age, who will be graduated by July nounced decorations for a group in Boulder will be held in the 8 Denver De Paul Men fere with the plans for the dedica Cheyenne diocese, Wyo., has 1,000 paper he attended the Register col 1,1943. Under the college training of Coloradoans were formally dis o’clock Mass this Sunday. Arch tion of the new church of St. Ste and the Fargo, N. Dak., diocese, lege of journalism, which awarded program, intended to provide offi tributed. The chapel is so small bishop Vehr will celebrate the phen’s parish, Glenwood Springs. 4,366. The two Montana dio To Meet This Sunday him two degrees, the Bachelor of cers for the navy, those qualifying that it was possible to invite only The date had been set for March Mass and .will be the principal ceses have large Indian popula Arts in Journalism and the Master will attend college, but will be uni 19 persons. speaker at the breakfast to be 25, but Father Clarence Kessler, tions — Great Falls, 5,355, and A general meeting of the St. of Arts in Journalism. He has formed, on active status, subject The new Knights of St. Gregory the pastor, this week asked Arch served afterward in Wayne’.s cafe. Frank O’Neill Helena, 6,000. California has a Vincent de Paul society will be studied philosophy and dogmatic to military discipline, and will draw received Papal briefs signed by bishop Urban J. Vehr to name a Arrangements are being made also small Catholic Indian population, held this Sunday at 2 p.m. in the theology as well as journalism and the regular navy pay allotment H. Em. Cardinal Luigi Maglione, get under him. In the more than a for an officer representing the later time. The firm that is mak despite the glorious history of its Salvage bureau, 1951 Lawrence rhetoric. The V-12 program is closed to the Secretary of State at the Vati year of active naval duty aboard a navy to address the men. ing the pews has promised an early Franciscan missions. The Mon- street, Denver, Police Sgt. Frank The younger son of Mrs. May I. all those enlist^ in any of the can. These documents are almost tanker, Frank O’Neill had been, on delivery but has set no actual date, The chairman of the committee terey-Fresno diocese has 815 and Dillon will speak on “ Juvenile De Kelly of 608 W. First avenue, he is armed services or reserves. The identical in appearance with the land not more than a few weeks, because of war priorities in its making arrangements for the the San Francisco archdiocese 345. linquency,” As this is a regular the husband at the former Cather bulletin emphasized that it is not briefs given to Monsi^ori. Book had visited ports a.s distant as the plant The beautiful new church event in Boulder, which between Other dioceses did not report The quarterly session, members may ine Floyd. Mr. Kelly has one necessary to be enrolled in college lets describing the privileges and bottom side of the world, and had of brick and stone will serve in 80 and 90 men are expected to at- only Nebraska diocese reporting is obtain the usual indulgence by brother, James A., a sergeant in now to qualify for the college official uniform of the knights the double thrill of being plunged stead of a frame bnilding that has tend, is Prank Grady, who is being; Omaha with 520. There are about receiving Communion in their own the air forces now home on fur training program. Those wishing were also given to the men— John into the ocean as torpedoes knocked stood for many years. Work was assisted by Joe Grady, publicity,'100,000 Catholic Indians in the parish churches and then attend lough, and a sister, Genevieve, em to take the examination are asked L. Dower, John J. Sullivan, and out two of the vessels he was on. slowed up in several ways because and Francis Reinert, program. nation. ing the meeting. ployed by the Public Service Co. to inform the dean in Regis. (TumtoPageS — C o lu m n s) The 20-year-old seaman enlisted of the war. PA6E TWO Office, 938 Bannock ____ TOE DENVER CATfiOliC REGIST^iR Telephone, KEyrtone '4205 Thursday, March 11, 1948
The Denrer Catholic ALTAR SOCIETY WILL MEET W U ip n ^ n iifK ANNUNCIATION JUNIORS WILL Register Qiainiian Named Honors Conferred Published Weekly by the PARK HILL PARISH MARCH 12“ ®“ “ Cetholio Press Society, Inc. GIVE ST. PATRICK’S DAY BALL 988 Bannoek Street, Denver, (Blessed Sacrament Parish, the Very Rev, Harold V. Campbell, Colo. For Slirine Party Are Aonoiinceil (Annunciation Pariih, Dtnvar) M ^ e ” Murphy, who has been In Small Chapel Denver) pastor. ' The junior class of Annuncia confined to her home for several Subscription: $1 Per Tear Members of the Altar and Ro Members of St. Anthony's circle tion high school will sponsor a weeks, is reported much improved. Entered as Second Class Matter sary society will meet Friday, (Continued From Pagt One) (Shrine of St. Anna, Anrada) will be guests of Mrs. Walter S t Patrick’s day ball in Annuncia Mrs. Z. Jones has returned^ to (Continued From Page One) at ihe Post Office, Denver, March 12, in McDonough hall fol Chapman in her home Friday, Price of Permanent Peace;” April tion hall Wednesday evening, North Platte, Nebr., after enjoying Mrs. Richard Hynes was ap Herbert Fairall. Crosses were also Colo. lowing the Rosary in the church at March 18. 14, "The United God-Front for March 17. Music will be furnished a visit with her parents, Mr. and pointed chairman of the S t Pat 2 p.m. A large attendance is ex supposed to be given to the nCw Peace.” by Bill Petrie’s orchestra, and nf Mrs. W. Schwieder. rick day dessert luncheon and card pected. Plans for the Easter Mon Mrs. Roberf Fox, Mrs. G. P. Knights of St. Gregory but they this will be the last social event Clarence Miller is enjoying a party to be held in the shrine day ball, to be held on April 26 in Harriet and Mrs, Ben T. Allison On Palm Sunday, April 18, the have not yet arrived from Vatican Full Course Week Day until Lent Is over all high school short furlough visiting hjs mother. basement on March 17 at 1 o’clock. the Lincoln room of the Shlrley- will be hostesses to members o f blessing and distribution of palms City. students are urged to help make Philip Hepp, a senior in the high LUNCHES & DINNERS Rudolph Zehnder, Jr., son of Savoy hotel, will be discussed by Little Flower circle in the Fox will take place in the Solemn Mass it a snccess. Tickets will sell for The women decorated with the 3 5 & 5 0 # up Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zehnder of home Friday^ March 19. at 10 o’clock. The St. Thomas school, has been inducted into the the chairman, Mrs. Leonard Lit- 56 ceVits per couple, and 35 cents army. Papal cross Pro Eceleeia et PontU Social Sunday Dinners S5c up Enterprise road, is mow an a\da- tell. A book review of Tk« Matt of Mrs. Patrick Dolan has just re seminary choir will chant the turned from O’Neill, Nebr., where Tenebrae services in the presence for stags. fice received Vatican diplomas con tion cadet and has been tranv Brother Michel, will be given by Harry Zumtobel, Jr., left re ferring this rank and also the HORSE SHOE TSN ferred to Omaha, Nebr., where he she was called bv the death o f her of Archbishop Urban J. Vehr on The Holy Name society and the cently for Hill Field, Utih, to at mother, Mrs. William Daly. Mrs. Wednesday, ’rhursday, and Friday medal itself, a gold cross pendant 1636 Court Place (No Llqnon) will attend Creighton university older boys of the parish will re tend school as a member of the from a red and white ribbon. The for three months’ training. Regis Guild Meeting Daly had many friends here. evenings of Holy Week at 7:30. ceive Holy Communion Sunday in army reserves. St. Norbert's circle will enjoy cross bears the image of Leo XIII, Mrs. Julia Bergner of Grant Daily Masses are said at 6:30, the 7 :80 Mass. Mrs. Margaret Murray is seri who established the decoration. Scheduled for Sunday the hospitality o f Mrs. Raymond 7:45, and 12:16 during Lent. Con In the regular meeting of the place has been in St Anthony’s ously ill in Mercy hospital. The women who were decorated Riede in her home Friday, March fessions are heard every morning Holy Name society, the following New and Used Tires hospital for the past two weeks 19. Mrs. Harry Zumtobel, who has are Mrs. John L. Dower, Mrs. Ella before the 7:46 Mass. members were selected to arrange Recappins and Repairing recuperating after a fall in which The March meeting of Regis been ill for several weeks, is much Mullen Weekbaugh, Mrs. Oscar L. A large group of parishioners for the father and son smoker O m e U L TIRE INSPECTION STATION she was ba(fiy bruised. guild will be held Sunday after ARCHBISHOP SPEAKER improved. Malo, and Miss Nellie Lennon, all attended the (juarterly conference April 12: Father Mahoney, Austin noon at 3 o’clock in Regis college, ON ASH WEDNESDAY Tickets for the annual Hi of Denver. of the Archtliocesan Council of Joyce, Allen Clarke, Ed Clinton, HARVEY’S Convert-Priest Is Dead Denver. Following thd usual busi Catholic Women In thu Shirley- Lenten services formally opened bernian St. Patrick’s day ball to Mrs. Helen Boflflls Somnes was ness meeting, the Rev. S. R. Mike Sullivan, Ed Kelly, Jack be held in the Shirley-Savoy TIRE EXCHANGE After Remarkable Record Savoy hotel last week. Father with...... Mo a Mass offered by onsignor Monckton, Charles Ellis, George compelled to leave for the East Krieger, S.J., guild moderator, has Campbell was a guest speaker. The Mulroy at 12:10 m. Ash Weclnes- Wednesday, March 17, are re last week and was not able to be 1020 Broadway • KE. 4774 arranged for a lecture to be given Jackson, Ed Gates, Frank Siming- ported selling fast. parish was represented by Mrs. day in Denver’s downtown church. ton, H arry Zum botel, John present for the ceremonj-. Her Brooklyn.— An accountant in an by the Rev. Elmer Trame, 8.J., Wm. C. Weldon, who spoke on Archbishop Vehr delivered the The LCBA branch No. 20 will decoration was conferred pri important position at 35 years of professor of biology, on "Modern O’Brien, and Ray Bowes. Ushers Permanenta “ The Organisation of the Denver sermon. Ashes were distributed by for thfe various Masses are: 5:15 recwve Communion Sunday, vately. Mrs. Spencer Penrose of age, he became a Catholic convert. Views on Heredity.” Council and Its Relationship to the Holy Ghost clergy staff, as March 14, in the 8:80 Mass in An Colorado Springs is also in the S 3 .5 0 to 8S .00 o’clock, Adam Moll4ndorf; 7:30, Ed Five years later he evinced a de the National Council.” Mrs. J. sisted by several priests from other nunciation church. The members East and was unable to attend. aUrctUInc tnd sire to become a priest Ten years Kelly, JPete McClellan, Harry Promotion Is Awarded Leonard Swigert, defense chair parishes in Denver. Zumtobel; 8:30, Jake Mahler, are requested to attend. She will have her diploma and Bstr Cattlnt later he was ordained. With that man, gave a report of the war cross conferred later. remarkable record behind him, the To Canadian Chaplain Throughout Lent devotion^ will George Honeker, Mr. Kruetzer; work done by the ACCW, and be held every Wednesday, Friday, 9 :30, Ed Gates, Ed Clinton, Austin Your Purchase o f War Bonds Benediction of the Blessed SAXIE Beauty Rev. PVederick P. Gierl, 71, died Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, presi and Stamps Helps Secure Your rec#itly in Kings County hospital an^ Sunday evening. On Wednes Joyce, Frank Grebenc, Frank Sacrament was held in the chapel ■ALON TA. i n i Ottawa. Canada.— The Rev, R. dent of the P T ^ spoke on the day evenings the Very Rev. John Future. at the close of the exercises. T«mpU Coort BMc. in Brooklyn. Popish; 10:45, Mike Sullivan, John C. McGillivray, senior CethoUc Catholic Parent-Teacher league. J. Flanagan, S.J., pesident of Schelerth; 12, Allen Clarke, John chaplain of the Third Cantdlan Others attending were Mmes. Regis college, will deliver a aeries O’Brien, Dale Weber, Jack Kitson, division overseas, was promoted to Thomas E. Greene, James Brennan, of addresses on the Church. Fri Richard Hartman, Jack Monckton, honorfry lieutenant colonel. Fa Andrew M. Hi«erty, Alfred H. day evening services will consist and Joe Hamblin. ther McGillivray also was a chap Rampe, James G. Simpson, L. U. of Stations of the Cross and Bene Lenten services are held each lain in the first World war. Wagner, Harry Cronin, and Wil diction, and every Sunday night BOOKS M0VING-PACKIHG-ST0RA6E Wednesday, Friday,’ and Sunday for Lent liam J, McMenamy, and Misses there will be the recitation of the evenings at 7:30 o’clock. Sunday Mery Nadorflf and Martha Cough Rosary, sermon, and Benediction. “Household Goods To and From Everywhefe evening services will consist of THE LARKS OF UMBRIA Philosophical Group lin. The sermons will be preached by sermon, Rosary, and Benediction; With SkiU and Care” Twenty-eight members o f the the church clergy staff. By Albert Paul Schimherg Convenes in Fordham Wednesday evening, question box; Junior Newman club were present Holy Week services will be an< Bright with the color of the Middle Ages is this appealing new New York.— ^About 60 profes for a meeting Monday night, and Friday, Stations of the Cross. sors of philosophy and non-teach nounced later. biPgraphy of the beloved St. Francis o f Assisi and his followers, THE JOHNSON STORAGE March 8. In the absence of one Frank Simington, basketball "The Larks of God,” who have captured popular fancy down ing scholars interested in scholaa- of the proctors, Mr. Kelly, and the coach, was host to the high school tic philosophy attended the second through the ages.^ A twentieth century *^lover of the great chaplain. Father Harley Schmitt, basketball team Thursday evening S4nt evokes one of the most poetic chapters in human history. round table of the New York sec the you:^ people enjoyed a lec and treated the members to a movie AND MOVING CO. tion of the American Catholic 9 2 . 7 5 ture on Rome and the Vatican by Sea Experienced in one of the downtown shows. Philogophical association held in Since 1905 Father Richard Hieater. Fordham university. Dr. William Steve Cinnoco, hi^h school foot THE MASS OF BROTHER MICHEL A large group of public high O’Meara o f Fordham was chair ball coach, guided St. Philomena’s By Michael Kent 221 Broadway PEarl 2433 school students from Blessed Sac man. grade school basketball team to the rament parish plan to attend the Another CzthoUc best seller— a romantic novel of Huguenot Described by Lad junior championship Sunday night days in Prance, Which fascinates to the very end. retreat March 30 and 31. in the Regis g ^ . 9 2 - 5 0 Lenten services in the Blessed Mrs. James Simington under Sacrament parish are scheduled (Conitnusd From Page One) went an appendectomy this week FOR H EAVEN’S SAKE for Wednesday and F rid y nights of the water that night. When the in St. Joseph’s hospital, ^ he is By Gerald T, Brennan and Sunday afternoons. The serv reported doing nicely. ices on Wednesday nights at 7:46 crew had acquired another boat. It A second book of sermons for children, containing thirty-four consist o f recitation of the Rosary, was again back at the job of get Members of the PTA met Tues matchless tales to captivate the heart ot the very young, by an a Lenten sermon, and Benediction ting gas and oil to South Pacific day to complete the quilt donated unsurpassed storyteller. This book will help both priests and of the Blessed Sacrament. Friday porta. Sailor O’Neill has been by Mrs. M- O'Brien. Mrs. Ted teachers. ^ night devotions at 7:46 will con across the equator nine times, and Johnson and Mrs. J. Feely will sist of the Stations o f the Cross has 12 times earned the right to have charge of disposing of the and Benediction, l^ e vested boys’ wear a gunner’s insignia on his quilt choir will sing the "Stabat Mater” sleeve as he was called upon to The room mothers will have u d all the Benediction hyi fight off attacking airplanes and charge of tickets for the annual " J a m t s [ i H B K e * submarines. .
Sacred Heart Parish Celebration March 21 SERVICE MEN TO BE GUESTS PRICE’S Cut Price DRUG Phon* "Service With a Smi/e” too So. FOR ST. PATRICK’S PROGRAM SP. ezga Broadway Zhe Question of Cost... 10 Of lOSIS FDO W ill ASSIST The IVyal Stare Downtown Prices at PRICE’S The cost of a funeral service is entirely depend* (Sacred Heart-Loyela Pariah, lowed by a three-act comedy. A Denver) feature of the program will, be a COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIBS ent on the means of a family . . . it should never PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECTALTY—COMPOUNDED BY Sacred Heart parish’s annual number presented by the O’Neil REGISTERED PHARHAaSTS ONLY exceed what the family can conveniently afford. program in honor of St. Patrick Personality school. The choruses The cost of every Olinger Service (including will take place Sunday evening, and other specialties will be pre LIQUORS, WINES AND REER March 21, in Sacred Heart school sented by the pupils of Sacred casket) is plainly marked. You always know in (St. Vincent da Paul's Parish, (St. Patrick’* Pariih, Denver) HOR.4CE S. PRICE, Prop. Denver) hall, known in the old days at Heart school, under the direction Adelphian hall. A short program of The Altar and Rosary society, Member of St. Francis de Stdes' Parish advance what a funeral costs . . . and the cost Boy Scout troop 140 will be of the Sisters of Charity. Irish songs and dances will be fol- need not be great. host for the tnonthly court of The play has an all-girl caat and under the leadership o f Mrs. Jos hoTior to be held Monday evening, is produced under the direction of eph Carroll, will co-operate with Father Andrew Dimichino, S.J. In Whatever the expenditure, every Olinger Serv March 15, at 7:45 in Byers Junior the Red Ooss in its annual drive the cast are Helen Lynch, Clara ice is beautiful, reverent, complete in every re- high school. Parents and friends to start March 19.^ Pretti, Lorean Needham, Pauline are asked to be present so that the Franciscan Will This Sunday will be Holy Com Preferred Parish s ^ c t . . . with the advantages of facilities of troop may receive credits. During Conlon, Mary Archuleta, Martha fered only by Olinger's. Smith, Josephme Marquez, Marie munion day for the members of Lent the troop will meet on Tues the Holy Name society and all day evenings at 7 :30. The boys are Larcher, and Carmel Baca. Trading List The S t Patrick’s celebration has the other men and boys of the CATHOLIC MEMBERS of out per practicing for their participation parish. sonnel and the (hiesc equipment and Preacli 40 Hours’ bcfn held annually since the early in the scout circus March 30-31. facilities are assigned to every Catholic The Scout Mothers’ auxiliary days of the Jesuit parish as a bene- A joint meeting o f the Holy Service. held the first of a series of infor (St. Jamet’ Pariah, Denver) lit for the school. This year a Name society and the St. Vincent MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER mal card parties March 8. Mmes. special complimentary perform de Paul society was held Monday The marehaiit* rapreaeated in thl* lactioD are booater*. They are The Forty Hours’ devotion will evening this week. Bernard Shay and Ray Tharp were be held in St. James’ church April ance will be given for the service aDzion* to work with you and are deierving of your patronage. Co men of the city Sunday afternoon VICE MESIDENT hostesses. 9, 10, and 11, and will be preached The Mothers’ club’s March meet operate with them. at 2 o’clock. The evening perform ing will be next Tuesday after Men to Receive Eucharist by the Rev, Crispin Pfirrman, I6th at O.P.M. ance starts at 8 o’clock. . noon, March 16, in the lunchroom The Holy Name society will re BOULDER Dtpartmenis Children of the pari.sh who have The celebration takes place this of the school. The sewing g^'oup ceive Holy Communion Sunday, year on the Sunday following the St. John’s CaU not yet made their First Commun met Tuesday aftenlhon, March 9, March 14, in the 6:30 Mass. Feast of S t Patrick instead of the in the home of Mrs. L. Vechiarelli. GLendale ion are urged to attend the cate St. Mary’s circle met with Mrs. chism clas.ses held Friday after Sunday before, as is customai^, The hostess was Mrs. A. Carlino. OLIVER’S 3663 H. B. Mullin, 1320 York street, on noons at 4 o’clock in the church because the Forty Hours’ devotion Lenten schedules are as follows; BUY WAR BONDS March 2. Prizes were won by under the direction of sisters from wiH be in progress in Sacred Heart Daily Ma.
i PAGE FOUR Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystonc/ 4205 Thursday, March. 11, 104S
Archdioccsan Affairs Thinking Heaventoard. of Sacred Heart church in Albuquerque, pictured here, who waa named Staff Memlier Is the four Sisters of Mercy pictured below. Along their heaven-bHOund GRilND CAFE COLORADO CANT Administrator of the Santa F« archdioceae after the funeral of Arch- irourse they have gone in for aeronautics in tunc with the times and -131 17th St. MA. 6632 biahop Gerken to terve until a new Ordinary choaen by the Holy for the g<>^ of the order. The four nuns, members of the high school (BstwMn Glrnirm anit Trrmont) Father ia inatalied. faculty of St. Justin’s high school, Pittsburgh, have just completed a Serving the Finerl course in pre-flight aeronautics in the Pittsburgh scho^ of aeronautics. AMERICAN A m Added in Center The course included aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, aircraft m S E UNDER POWER engines, and aircraft communication. In addition, a thorough study CllINESE FOODS Joseph Kilker became a member of celestial and dead reckoning navigation was made in the Buhl Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner planetarium under the direction of Dr. Marshall of the University of of the staff of Little Flower Social VISIT OUR COCKTAIL center, Denver, He will lie a Pillsburgli. In the picture, left to right, are .Sister M. Eugenia, Sister LOUNGE M. Gregory, Sister M, Kathleen, and Sister M. (Gertrude, who is from AUTHORITY BILL leader of the junior and inter Denver. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Simmons, still live here. mediate boya. Wednesday night ia boys’ night in the center. Table Optometrist and Optician “Death Sentence” Creates Big Opportunity games, boxing, wrestling, and atbletica are the features of the Heleit W alsh' for State to Acquire Money-Making evening. More than 60 bays attend each week. Assoelsts Int^rated Utility System With The “ Volunteer Goers," a group W. R. JOSEPH out Risking a Penny of teen-age girls, meet each school ETES EZAIONED day of the month to give their - f . f ■; services In the dining-room, to wait rhont TAboi 1S80 II the Pabbc Service Company of Colorado, at its present table, wash dishes, and - perform t lS -a iD Majsstit Btdt:. rates for gas and electricity, can pay huge corporation and other duties where they are needed. other taxes to the federal government, state and local taxes, Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, di- rectqr of the center, left Tue.s- GOAL interest on its indebtedness, maintain a sinking fund and still day for Elgin Field, Fla., where IMPERIAL, COLUMBINE, show a profit, is there any reason to believe that it would be a she waa summoned because of the WADGE, CENTENNIAL, / kas valuable property if it were operated by the proposed illness of her nephew, Sgt. Patrick HARRIS, HIWAY Colorado Power Authority? Ridlen, who left.Fitzsimons hospi That is the attitude of propo^ tal last October for his present STOKER COALS nenta of the Power Authority bill Colorado, thru the iesuance of station.* Call Us for Prices now under consideration by the bonds. These bonds and Inter The Victory Girls were guests Colorado General Assembly, who est on them would havt to bo of the girls’ basketball team last R A Y GOAL CO. argue that since the Power Author* paid out of earnings. The Pow Tuesday, when the two groups PE. 4604 1165 So. Perm. Ity would NOT be subject to fed er Authority Is prohibited from went to Morey junior high school eral taxation and would NOT be levying taxee. The bill sped- to see the Inter-Center league expected to show any substantial flee that bonds of the Power games. Hot chocolate and sand annual, profit, these sarings alone Authority never could be obli wiches were served in the center W'e Call For and Deliver should result in a rate reduction gations of the .state and ita after the games. Mary Ellen Curtains • Drapes • Carpets for users of gas and electricity, of taxpayer!. ' Dougherty, Mary Hooper, and and Furniture not lees than 16 to 26 per cent R osella Jacobson were the News of Catholic^ in Service Present employees of any utilities chaperons for the evening. Scientifically Cleaned Colorado Can’t Lose would be protected in their jobs ______« If present users were given such and the public assured continued s rate reduction; If the state and operation and service by trained Fr. R. E. Carberry, Alumnus local govemmeota were not de and experienced personnel. Also, Throng Pays Last Tribute Mothers’ Club to prived of the tax money now paid the bill requires the authority by the Public Service Company of to make all provisions neces Cciorado; If the state could acquire sary for the protection of em Convene March 15 Of St. Thomas’ , Is Prisoner this property without the Invest ployees’ security, and pensions. To Santa .Fe Archbishop Under the merit system which the ment of a penny of state money The monthly meeting of the 46 Broadway PE. 2431-52 and without the levying of a dime board would set up, capable well- Father Richard E. Carberry, an a U. S. army hospital on the island trained employees would carry on Mothers’ club of S t Mary’s acad 31 Ytun of Satinfactnrr Service of taxes, the Power Authority bill Historic San Francisco Cathedral in Santa Fe was emy will be held in the Denver alumnus of S t Thomas’ seminary of Trinidad in the British West Is one of those measures by which operations just as in a privately in Denver and a chaplain with the owned corporation. thronged by more than 1,500 of the laity who joined with academy Monday, March 15. at Indies. He is the son of Mr. and ] Colorado cannot lose, according to 2 p.m. A nominating committee American forces in Bataan and • • * ^orregidor, is a prisoner of the Mrs. Horace N. Palladino of 1525 J the measure’s proponents. distinguished leaders o i Church and state and representa will be appointed at this time. The ' F The powers of the authority Japanese, his sister, Mrs. Rosella W. 36th avenue. Fair Price Assured tives of the armed forces in paying final tribute Saturday Very Rev. Harold Campbell, pas are atrlctly limited under the Soreghan of Ames, la., was in SGT. DAN ZARLENGO IS The price to be paid for the Pub morning, March 6, to the Most Rev. Rudolph A. Gerken, tor of Blessed Sacrament church, provisions of the bill as to the will be the guest speaker. Mmes. formed by the War department. OFFICER CANDIDATE lic Service Company of Colorado, price which may'be paid for Archbishop of Santa Fe, Before the fall of Bataan Father or for any] other currently operat Martin Fitzgerald, Ralph Albi, H. Sgt. Dan Zarlengo of Our Lady CAFETERIA any utility they may purchase. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr of F. Culp, E. J. Van Hee, M. D. Carberry was cited for gallantry ing conoeip which the Power Au Denver was the celebrant of the been scheduled to deliver the Span of Mt. Carmel parish left Wednes The bill provides for proper Currigan, L. D. Mulligan, Thomas in action by Maj. Gen. .lonathan Special thority m i^t desire to acquire and appraisal of such property, and Solemn Pontifical Mass of Requiem ish sermon, but his plane was M. Wainwright. Chaplain Car day, March 10, for Fort Mon operate. Is definitely Itmit^, under grounded in Kansas City and he O’Keefe, John F. Curry, Anna mouth, N. J., to enter an officer Lenten Dishes specifies that such appraisal in the presence of 14 other mem Campbell, and Louis Stein will berry, a captain, “ with utter dis ■the terms of the bill. Any property bers o f the Hierarchy; 102 Mon- was unable to arrive in Santa Fe candidate school. He recently re shall be made on a basis of act as hostesses. regard for his own safety," the ci • BRE.4KFAST under consideration by the author signors and priests; representa until Saturday afternoon. turned home on a furlough from present value of physical prop tation stated, “ left his fox hole • LUNCHES ity would have to be appraised at erties, with earning power be tives of two orders of religious The five absolutions after the Reservations for the luncheon and dashed 40 yards to the mor extensive service overseas in the' the fair present valqe—by the same ing given proper consideration. brothers and 12 communities of Mass were given by Archbishop to be held in the Shirley-SRvoy tally wounded Sgt. Jacinto M. Sa- South Pacific area. Sgt. Zarlengo • DINNER hotel in connection with the CPTL has been in the army signal corps methods used In any other busi » • • sisters; Gov. and Mrs. John Demp J. J. Cantwell of Los Angeles, quing, and remained with him, 16th al Welton conference Thursday, March 18, since March, 194f. He Is the son of ness transaction. No property Best judgment of informed sey; Mayor and Mrs. Manuel Lu Archbishop Robert E. Lucey of rendering spiritual sustenance.’’ except Sundays which could not pay for Itself over men is that under present con jan; members of the U. S. army, San Antonio, Bishop Lynch, Bish should be made w i^ Mrs. J. F, Father Carberry is a priest of Frank Zarlengo of 3634 Lipan street, Denver, a maximum period of thirty years, ditions Colorado' people mutt navy, and marines; state legisla op Laurence J. FitzSimon of Ama Bromme not later than March 16.. the Diocese of Portland in Oregon. could be purchased by the author choose between State Owner tors and senators; and a delega rillo, and Archbishop Vehr. A large representation from the Hejnade his theological studies in Mothers’ club is expected to at ity And the bill stipulates that ship and federal ancroaeh- tion from the state defense guard. Buried Near Three S t Thomas’ seminary. In 1934 he “at present rates" should be. ap ment through trustee appointed tend. was ordained to the priesthood. His plied to the purchase formula. by a District of Columbia State, City Buildings Of His Predecessors In the recent meeting of the father is James Carberry of Ames, Some of the other highlights fa- Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Court They believe that the Closed During Mass Archbishop Gerken was buried la. ivonng passage of the bill include: "death sentence” will be ex Women, St. Mary's Mothers’ club By order of Gov. Dempsey, all in the last vacant crypt beneath became affiliated with the organ SGT. WILLIAM WEBER ecuted In Colorado at It it be the Cathedral, where are interred PRISONER OF JAPANESE "Lieu of Taxes" clause, ing executed in other states. state buildings in the capital city ization and was represented by Mooted Groop of wthereby the state and various were closed until after the funeral; three of his predecessors, the Most Mme.s. J. F. Bromme and J. P. T/Sgt. William H. Weber of local districts would N O T be Banking and investment circlet all of Santa Fe’s municipal offices Rev. J. B. Lamy, first Archbishop; Golden. Denver was among those named deprived of taxes now paid by are certain that private means are like'wise were closed by order of the Most Rev. Peter Bourgade, «8 prisoners of Japan in a list made operating public utlli;tlea. These not ai’ailable for utility investments Mayor Lujan. Every place of fourth Archbishop; and the Most p^ublie by the War department in “Beiotility” payments would be made by under present conditions. High business kept its doors shut. Rev. Albert T. Dacger, O.F.M., Articles on Casework Washington. sixth Archbishop. 'Two Vicars Sgt. Weber is the son of Mr. the Power Authority, just aa taxes, coupled with the general Assisting Archbishop Vehr as General, Monsignor Eugillon and and Mrs. Albert H. Weber of 2040 A h ey now are paid by privately- unfavorable attitude of Federal officers of the Solemn Pontifical Monsignor Fourchegu, are also in Basis of NCCG Contest S. Clarkson street. His mother is owned utilities. agencies toward all iltllitles, have Mass of Requiem were the Rev. FIR COATS e • • driven private investors Into other terred in the'vault. widely known as a Catholic writer Theodosius Meyer,’ O.F.M., assist as Lenora Mattingly Weber. Sgt. Municipally-owned ana operated fields. ant priest; the Rev. Anthony Ger The New Mexico state guard Washington. — Recognizing the • • • Weber waa born in Denver 22 utilitiee would not be affected by ken and the Rev. William Schaefers formed a guard of honor at the contribution that Catholic case Specially Priced This Week years ago. He attended St. Cath the law, which explicitly denies the Most Coloradoans opposing • of Wichita, Kans., deacons of door of the Cathedral, and several work practitioners and supervisors erine's school here and was a stu Power Authority the right to ac the power authority bill, have honor; the Rev. William Bickhaus, of its members sounded taps as can make to the development of Sable Blend Muskrats__ $16B dent in Wyoming university when flulre ANY property without the done to because they were un- ■ deacon of the Mass; the Rev. Jose the procession wended its way to standards in the field Of social ■voluntary consent of Its owners
of religion to remole po- Q h h r of HaaveR Aid E . M . W . Fowr New Monsignors Bringing Consolations ailioni of hi* regiment ALTAR BREADS the Diocese of Grand laUuid, at announc^ in a (iommunication tent SI. FRiCIS' OF “•omewhere in the jungle” i* Father Alfred Hietpat, formerly of Green ToConveRa Mareh ID REGS & FERNITERE to Biahop Stanialaua V. Bona from the Apostolic Delegation in Wash Bay, Wise., and now an army chaplain. In these views Father Hietpas is SEWING ington, are the priests pictured below. Left to right are: Top row— shown hearing a Confession fupper) and distributing Holy Comniunion. LfttU Girb* DmHs, £tibrofd«fy, Get All Other Prices, then See Us the Rt. Rev. Henry Muenstermann, Vicar General of the diocese and The Queen of Heaven Aid so MoBoirnuninc, Pte. pastor in St. Libory, and the Rt. Rev. Joseph Maeourek, Vicar General 2141 So. Broadway SP. 5391 ciety will meet in the Queen of THE SISTERS OF THE emeritus and pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes church in Ravenna; bot Heaven Memorial school, 4825 tom row— the Rt. Rev. Patrick Manning, pastor of Holy Rosary church Federal boulevard, Denver, Tues GOOD SHEPHERD SAVE TIME — SAVE GAS in Alliance, and the Rt. Rev. Anton Link, pastor of St. Patrick's church day afternoon, March 16, at 2:30. TELEPHONE PgABL ttSl Two Stores to Servo Yon in Sidney. LORD’S SHOE REPAIR III [[H O O F F i l l Grover Whelan Is Active ITe Call for and Deliver In Many Catholic Fields A fast-improving St. Francis Yours to Enjoy EH. sn s lis t COLO. BLVO. Xavier's quintet defeated S t An For added plaasura, entertain at the m ISTH ST. thony’s five, 20-11, in the Pueblo New York.—Grover C. Whelan, CoamopoHUn — PIONEER DINING Parochial league March 7, and who has been appointed by Mayor RO O M >-- the Red and • White boys from La Guardia as chairman of the COFFEE DR. R. W. PRITZ^ Sacred Heart home took the meas Greater New York civilian defense SHOPPE . ure of St. Lcander’s, 23-19, after volunteer office, is a member of BAMBOO And Associates a hip-and-tuck battle. the Catholic club of New York, the ROOM. Rao. Dentistg The box scores follow: Archbishop’s committee of the ommtnd t b a laity, the Ancient Order of Hiber Coamopolltan SM IStb 8tr««t ISSI llth Stm t St. L.and.r'1 Saend Haart KErston* ST21 TAbor ITtl G r P! GPP nians, and the Catholic Actors’ to out-of-town DENVEB. COLOEADO Itarphx, t 0 1 lIKamlnakr, f 8 3 0 guild. frienda. Cowen. t 1 II Cardinal. I Lauahlln, e 0 ijChavn. e Cosmopolitan Hotel Wobal, c 1 lIBran, g Eucharistic Congress i .niiiplt'Is' lifir <»I Sturternt. t 4 OIDuran, g J. B. HEBNOON. JR.. Gen. Ugr. loi < iiimit :uMi Morrooe. g 1 OiAult, g Altar Stone Is Gift McDonald, g 0 I ®l To New Quebec Church Total! 7 S 5| Total! . 10 8 4 i » . w \ G \ i : « Rafnreaa: Crocomba and Sajbal. isoofis Co. Quebec, Canada.— The parish BONl\ER’S lA. St. Francit* St. Anthony’! hall of Our Lady of Peace, which G F PI G F will serve as a temporary church, TEXACO SERVICE Carara, t 81 Novak, t Skubv, t 3IBouU., I had its first service. Four Low Expert Lubrication Service Harrii. e SiKoleaar.k, e Masses were celebrated. The al Gm , Oil and Acceaiorie* Simonieh, lIHamrlek g tar stone is the one that was used Order Your Sarlo, g ijLipVok. g Martlnex, g in the 'temporary altar on the Speer Blvd. at Bannock Plains of Abraham during the Eu ToUit ------89 2 10lOl|1 ToUlt s 1 6 charistic congre.ss in 1938, and IVow Rffcrces: Croeombe and SajbfI. has been given to the new parish COAL The game between St. Patrick’s by Auxiliary Bishop Omer Plante HAVE YOU and S t Mary’s on the armory of Quebec. MODERNIZED YOUR Morrison Egg or Lump floor March 10 probably decided , Cli^on Nut the Pueblo Parochial champion INSURANCE? ship for the second round. Both Franciscan Missioner Gajton Egg or Lump Protect yaurtelf again*! new teams had two wins and no losses. Is Japanese Prisoner ' Centennial Egg or Lump The loser falls into a three-way hasard*. W adge Nut tie with St. Leander’s and Sagred Quincy, 111.— First word in more HORACE W. BENIVETT Wadge Egg or Lump Heart home, both of whom have than a year regarding the where won twice and lost once. St. & CO. Pinnacle Nut abouts of the Rev. Francis Midden- >1S Tabor Bids. Pben* TA. 1X71 Francis' shows one victory and dorf, O.F.M., assigned to mission Pinnacle Egg or Lump two defeats, while St. Anthony’s FRANK ENGLAND. Jr. Uanasar work in China, has been received Inniraiic* OtDaitmant Pinnacle Slack has checked up three losses in here by his brothers, Ted and Lignite Slack second-round competition. Frank Middendorf. ’The report On March 14 St. Francis’ will .said Father Middendorf was in Tlie Best in make its bid against St. Patrick’s terned by the Japanese and was RUGBY GOAL CO. at 1 p.m. The St. Mary’s-St. held in a prison camp, the location Used KE-0121 1144-Sth St Leader’s tussld will follow at 1:46 of which was not disclosed. and promises to be a hot contest. Furniture Mb sad Curtis BtrecU xw ‘'Co., tc St. Anthony’s will play Sacred ALSO NEW Heart home at 2:30. India Catholic Society I’ll Honors Judge Appointee _ .7 "^ ^ C«ah or Credit \ Bit 1888 Bacon & Schramm Statue That Escaped Poonal India.— J. A. Sequeira, ROOFING Bonfires Is Venerated ST. PHILOMENA’S WINS REGIS former assistant government A FULL LINE OF pleader and an alumnus of St. OFFICE FURNITURE AND MARDI GRAS SPONSORED BY Aloysius’ college, Mangalore, has We rent Folding Chaira, Card and ROOF REPAIRING Mexico City, D, F.— What is be been appointed sub-judge of Na- Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver lieved to be the only statue or re TITLE IN THRILLING BATTLE ware, anything in stock. 3230 Walnut St CH. 6563 sik. The newly selected judge was CUSS IN LORETTO HEIGHTS ligious image that escaped the bon guest of honor at a meeting of the Established 1888 fires kindled throughout the State The fourth annual Regis high St. Elizabeth’s 22, St. John’s 13. Kanara Catholic association to of Tabasco some years ago at the PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 school parochial league basketball St. Philomena’a 22, St. Cath celebrate the appointment. OPEN FROM I A. H. TO * P. H. DR. 0. W. BROWN (Loretto Helghti College, Denver) and Patricia Gallagher. The Rov. irfstigation of the then Governor tournament in Denver catne to a erine’s 8. Shrove Tuesday night wtnessed Elmer Trame, S;J., will talk to the Tomas Garrido Canabal is the ob rousing, breath-taking finale Sun St. Patrick’s (Pueblo) 24, An DENTIST .the annual Mardi Gras sponsored girls on the subject of “ Marriage.” ject of much veneration here. The day evening, March 7, when St. nunciation team 12. NEW LOCATION: Dy the sophomore class of Loretto J. Bevins from the United Cristo de la Salud image was spir Philomena’s quintet nosed out S t Holy Family team 23, Cathedral Oar Prize Weapon ^ American Ingenuity Heeights...... college. "•The 1943 ■ ■ pre- States employment s’ervice was in ited out of Tabasco by a priest 15. 606 MACK BLDG. Vincent’s orphanage, 17-16. Pre Lentcn social was held in Pan vited to speak on the part women and, subsequently, was installedlie in viously, in the semi-finals, St. Second Round KE. lost cratia hall. The majority of the can play in war work. An open the Church of the Teresitas on the Philomena’s defeated St. Clara’s St. Clara’s 34, Sacred Heart collegians, with their escorts, forum on religious vocations will Plaza del Loreto. Many favors are orphanage, 20-13, and St. Vin team 11. Eyes Examined Glaises Fitted chiefly men in the armed forces, be conducted by a sister from St. attributed to prayers said before cent's was extended to the limit to Pueblo 26, St. Elizabeth’s 18. enjoyed an evening of social en Mary’s academy. Efforts are like this statue of Christ. defeat St. Patrick’s of Pueblo, 21- St. Philomena’s 30, Loyola 19. HARRY M. LESTIG tertainment. wise being made to have a nurse 20. In the consolation final. Cathe St. Vincent’s 19, Holy Family from Fitzsimons hospital and a team 12, OPTOMETRIST The committees in charge of the New Rural Catechistical dral easily defeated St, Francis’ party were; Invitations, Frances medical social worker address the by the rather one-sided score of Semi-finals group. Schools In Colombia Office Phone KEysione 8683 Brown, Martha Norris, Eleanor 23-8. St. Philomena’s 20, St. Clara’s 935 Fifteenth St Dant, and Vivian Street; refresh The Lenten program of the col The star of the championship 13. Bogota, Colombia. — The Rev. OCtJLIST . PRESCRIPTIONS . PILLED ments, Catherine Crisp, Ellen lege includes public Stations of game for St. Philomena’s was Guy St. Vincent’s 21, Pueblo 20. Kenehan, and Stephena Custy; the Cross in the college chapel Miguel Giraldo Salazar, founder Gibbs, whose two free throws in Finals decorations, Anne Hahn, Marj’ on Wednesday and Friday eve and director of the People’s Cate the last minute of play provided St. Philomena’s 17, St. Vincent’s Catherine Jaeger, Betty Bader, nings. Lenten conferences are 16, Dr. Harry A . Miller chistical schools in Medellin, has the tying and winning tallies for Barbara Nieters, Mary Louise Ste likewise being given the sisters by Steve Cinocco’s youthful aggre CONSOLATION BRACKET announced three new rural schools DENTIST ' phenson, and Mary Ann Schwab} Father Crispin Pfirrman, O.F.M., gation. All told, Gibbs tallied ten First Round for 1943. These are to be estab Extraction* and Plate servers, Edith Reidy, Caroline on Monday evenings. The sodality points in the game. Every player St. Francis’ 19, St. Dominic’s 12 Vork Only Haninger, Josephine Paldze, Lo Eucharistic committee chose as its lished in the interior of the De St. John’s 26, St, Patrick’s 7. partment of Antioquia. During on St. Philomena’s performed in SM Ctatrsl retta Piodosio, Ruby Catanach, Lenten activity the campaign to blue ribbon style to defeat the St. Catherine’s 29, Annunciation 1942 more than 1,870 children at SavlRtt Bide. MAin 4 8 8 5 Ophelia Gomez, and Kay Dolan; enlist all Loretto girla in the capable orphanage team. team 15. entertainment, Virginia Duggan, “ Daily Six,” which includes such tended these schools, which afe Outstanding for St. Vincent’s Semi-finals Ruth Graber, and Mary Louise spiritual practices as attendance carrying out a religious, educa was Joe Walsh. This husky lad Cathedral 17, St. Catherine’s 9 Fick‘, date bureau, Genevieve Ce- tional, and social work in urban Actually, we could be going without so many things these days, at Mass and reception of Holy played sensational ball throughout St. Francis’ 22, St. John’s 11. sario and Geraldine Espanda; hall, Communion, recitation of the Ro and rural communities. Finals with defense priorities taking entire outputs of some lines. Jane Harris, Helen Austin, Mar sary, mental prayer, Stations of the tournament. In his team’s first game with St. Francis' he dropped Cathedral 23, St. Francis’ 8. And yet, we’re still living pretty comfortably, still getting just garet Lawrenson, Betty Spehar, the Cross, and spiritual reading. Congress Will P/ecede in 26 points, an amazing perform- about -everything we want; certainly, everything we need. and Catherine Pruisner; check Mias Grace Conolly of Boston, Individual Records of room, Josephine Salcetti; and ad Crowning of Image afice for grammar school compe American industry is finding answers to the most puzzling former instructor in physical edu tition. In four games he totaled Champs Are Listed vertiaing, Marie Jeffries and production problems . . . solving seemingly insurmountable cation in Loretto Heights, was the 60 points, an average of 15 points The individual scoring records O’Della Pudley. guest at the March meeting of the Quito, Ecuador. — The solemn obstacles . . . so that you can be happy. It’s the kind of in A milestone was reached in the a game. of St. Philomena’s team for the Active Catholicity club. The jun coronation on June 20 of the im t. Patrick’s of Pueblo exhibited genuity that won’t be sidetracked, the kind of persistent de 450 college war activity program last age’ known as the Blessed Virgin season are as follows ior members were hostesses and a small, but excellently coached FG FT TP loath Marlon week when 18 sisters of the Loretto termination and genius
Thursday, March 11, 1948 Offlce, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVEE CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, HEystohe 4205 PAGE SEVEN f ■•A*i te• fT'iin. n ' Home Economics— Defense 1 ALTAR AND ROSARY SOCIEH SOCIETIES IN ST. DOMINIC’S FO t RADIO REPAlRIl^G ST. FRiCIS' PIA VALAS MOTOR & RADIO CENTER OF ST. PHILOMENA’S MEETS TO HOLD PARTY ON MARCH 17 Open Sunday Till Noon Free Pickup and Delivery TAbor tSSr — Alter T pju. XAat flSS (St. Philomcna't Pariib, DaiiTer) ney Bishop gave the tretsurer’e [ I l I E R I i l E D BY (At. Dominle'i ParUh, Dearer) ciety will receive Communion in Comer Em L Ctdfax and Downing TAbor 6557 report. St. Patrick’s day, March 17, will the 7 :3ft Mass Sunday, March 14. | r t h a t a d d t o Forty-five members were pres ent for the monthly meeting of the The society voted to have a Low be appropriately celebrated in St. On March 18 the one-day CTPL THE FUN OF BAKING Altar and Rosary society when it Mass read and a spiritual bouquet Dominic’s pariah auditorium with conference, to be held In the Shir met in the home of Mrs. E. L. aent to the president, Mrs. J. P an informal party held immedi ley-Savoy hotel, will have special Davezac Monday, March 8. Mmes. McConaty, who is ill in a local hos ately after the Lenten services. interest for St. Dominic’s PTA MUNICIPAL and Pike* Peak is so white and J. F. Jordan and C. F. Lamberty pital. The entertainment will be pro members, as the pastor, Father vided exclusively by members of were co-hostesses. Bills were presented and ap Hughes, will be one of the fine you'll see the difference (St. Francis d« Sales’ Parish, the parish. The Holy Name society, CORPORATION BONDS proved for payment, Mra. Phil principal speakers. His subject Mrs. T. C. Rhoades, presiding in Denver) Immediately. Smooth, easy Clarke spoke on the sale of tickets the Altar and Rosary society, the will be on Catholic education the absence of the president, Mrs. Senior and Junior sodalities, St. for the charity ball. The organi The drama class of St.'Francis and patriotism. The PTA will PREFERRED and mixing and tip'top results I J. P. McConaty, welcomed the new Dominic’s choral club, the Junior zation voted to purchase 10 tickets de Sales’ high school, under the di have as its luncheon guest at the make cake baking a pleasure I members, Mmes. Mary Sharpe, C. Newman club, and the school chil for the ball and to give the tickets rection of Lenabel Sloan Martin, conference the mother in the par I A. Putnam, and A. J. Chisholm, dren have all prepared timely num COMMON STOCKS Buy Pikes Peak today. to the USO-NCCS club to.be used presented two original dramatiza ish who has the largest number of : and two visitors, Miss Marie Dick' bers, featuring Irish songs and by soldiers tions, Lett We Forget to Be Tol her family in the service. Lunch inaon and Miss Nell Dooling. Mra. dances. Edmund J. Egan will E. A. Hanifen read the minutes of Mrs. Rhoades extended appreci erant and You and I Interpret eon will be served at 12 o’clock We speciaUze in seeuritiee of this area. be‘ the master o f ceremonies. and reservations should be made the previous meeting. Mrs. Sid- ation to Mmes. J. F. Reardon and America, in the PTA meeting We invite your inQuiriee, Gormally for their work In the Wednesday, March 3. David Lang- Each side altar during Lent will not later than Monday, March 16* Denver Deanery Meeting: sanctuary in February, and to field of the Junior Police band be adorned with a new antepen- by calling the>president, Mrs. A. Mmes. J. T. Cronin and J. C. Shiel sang three Irish selections, Hlsldium, appropriately designed in F. Zarlengo. Tne parish dele'gate To Be Held on March 15 for work in the current month. sister accompsnied him on the purple and gold. Mrs. John Ke- will.be Mrs. J. T. McDermott. Su l l iv a n & C o m p a n y niery made an antependium of pur Mrs. M. A. Hickey offered her piano. The next monthly PTA meeting Security Building Phone TAbor 4264 The Denver deanery will home for the April meeting. Shi A Red Cross, speaker addressed ple satin, trimmed with brocade will be held Thursday, March 18, will be assisted by Mmes. L. H and gold orphreys, to adorn the meet in Holy Ghott hall on the meeting on behalf of the drive at 8 p.m. in the school auditoriiinf. Herr and P. H. Williams. Monsi altar in the chapel. This meeting will be in charge of Monday, March IS, at 2 p.m. to be held March 19-29. He ap gnor Higgins gave an interesting pealed for maximum support so The Rosary Holy Hour, includ the husbands of the various of Father Clatui E. Snyder, chap discourse and led the closing that the Red Cross can continue ita in' the novena services in honor of ficers. The third grade students lain in Lowry Field, will be prayer. noble work. Our Crucified Savior, will be held will entertain. on Friday evening at 7:30. Lenten guest speaker. Mrs. L. A. Hig Tickets for Ball on Sale The president, Mrs. Zarlengo, Tickets for the city-wide charity The Rev. Gregory Smith ex devotions are being conducted on tended his appreciation to the par and Mrs. J. T. McDermott, ways gins will preside. ball to be held in the Lincoln room Wednesday evening at 7:30. The and means chairman, thaiik all of the Shirley-Savoy hotel the eve- ents for promoting a better under title of the s e ^ o n to be given by The New standing between the home and the those whose work and dona 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION nnig of March 17 may be obtained the Rev. J. B, Schneider, O.P., on tions made the recent PTA card school. He, asked the parents to Wednesday, March 17, is "By Week of March 14: St. Vin by calling Mra. Mae Johnson, par party a success. Mrs. A. C. Reid ish chairman of ticket sales, at support the school athletic pro What Authority?’’ cent's orphanage, Denver. gram, , sold the largest number of tickets, Telephone EM. 1691. At the March meeting of the thus winning $2.50 in war stamps. The Rev. Hubert Newell, arch Mrs. Mark Behan, war chairman, Holy Name society, the usual busi Special prizes were won by Mmes. diocesan superintendent of schools, announced that any person who ness was postponed to permit M. Rosengren, Richard Morrissey, granted a holiday Tuesday, March had contributed 50 hours’ time to showing of two 1942 football F. H. Kemme, George Sillers, J. J. Directory 9, to St. Philomena's school in the war effort, is entitled to games, Boston college vs. West Byers, John Miller, Lucille Berlin KEEP UP THE HOMES honor of the Rt. Rev. William M. badge of honor. One may be ob Virginiairginia and Boston college vs. William Simpson, Thomas Hi' Higgins' recent investiture as a tained from Mrs. Behan. Fordham. The Rev. V. R. Hughes, Wells, Thomas Morrissey, James Closes Soon Domestic Prelate and in compli The president, Mrs. McDonough, O.P., spiritual director, who Is an Coursey, Joseph McCloskey, and ment to the basketball team for asked for volunteers to assist in alumnus of Boston college, told in Miss Agnes Banahan. Additional YOU’RE FIGHTING FOR winning the cham pionship in the school lunchroom, and to help teresting highlights about the sponsors for the card party were If you desire a change in the parochial school tournament. serve lunches to the sisters one da; games. Between the two pictures, Mr. and Mrs. T. R, Curtain and The star players were Jack Zook, each week. By getting in touc Val Jones, president of the society, P. J. Hoare. your present listing, addi ' It’s Patriotic and Economical Bob Ames, Guy Gibbs, Max Gien with Mrs. McDonough those who introduced the newly elected of The PTA had charge of the re ger, and George Minot. The aub- wish to help will be assigned a day. ficers and those appointed for the freshments at the sodality social tional listings, or directory atitutea were Boh Lee, Eugene Cos Mothers of the fifth, sixth, 10 A, coming year, including John Reil and the Holy Name smoker. Those tello, Jack Reinhardt, Leo McLel- and 10 B grades were hostess for ly, vice presideijt; Thomas J. Far who served were Mmes. McClos advertising...lust call the' lan, Lester Galvin, Jhn Walsh, and a social after the meeting. rell, secretary; and Ted Day, treas key, McDermott, Mengelkamp, urer. The counselors are Eld Abro- Telephone Business Office., Broadway Roofing Joe Plank Twenty-six players from St. Stock, and Zarlengo. Despite the inclement weather meit, Frank Campbell, Dr. J. J. Equal to 3-
Tl were e om m i s b i o n ed See-Power W ill Win Two New Lieutenants WedneadaY for the armxi air forceg when Lt- Anton J. Berlnger (left) and Ll. George M. McCad- imimi pyisi LISTEN Victory Depends on Good Vision don (right) received silver wing* a« pilots. Both are from St. John'a pariah and entered the aerviee March 6, 1942. Lt. Bcringer completed to the ^ on All Fronts training aa a pilot of purauit ahipa. Li. McCaddon flya twin-motored bombera. ei The hand and brain are guided by the dyes. Never before has TO MVE SAFEWAY RATIOY dit America needed the smooth productiveness that comes with an efficient vision. More reason why you should have your eyes REPORTER examine^ by skillful optometrists. (Regia College, Denver) (Oar Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariih, aac The Rev. Emmanuel T. San Denver) Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 8:45 a.m., out doval, S.J., professor of Spanish An Italian mission will be held in Regis college, and noted lec IHA SWIGERT BROS. March 21 to March 28. The mis beginning Mar. 15. Station KLZ turer on inter-American affairs, sionary will be the Rev. Umberto will make a speaking tour of Iowa, . Better FUton Optometrists Good Service Dalamasso of the Salesian Fa Nebraska, and South Dakota from He will give you up-to-date and pertinent informa £h At Right Prieet thers. Services will be held every for Every Age March 20 to April 5. He left evening at 7:30. All are urged to tion concerning food and other types of rationing, 1550 Cdll/omia KEystone 7651 Denver last Tuesday, March 9, to make this mission for peace and and also will suggest substitutes for rationed give a retreat in Mt.. Carmel victory. foods. GLA8SBS INDIVIDUALLY 8TTLBD mother-house of the Sistere of The Holy Name society will re Charity of the Blessed Virgin ceive Communion Sunday, March Mary in Dubuque, la., and will 14, in the 7 o’clock Mass. The begin his lecture tour immediately Junipr Holy Name society will re RATIONED CANNED GOODS after the retreat. ceive Communion in the 8 o’clock Father Sandoval will speak in REQUIESCANT Mass. Monuments Creighton university, Omaha; the Point \ Price Cathedral, Sioux City, la.; and On Monday evening, March 15, Mr. Frank March!, a Catholic, IN PACE before the Institute of Inter- the English section of the Altar Value has been with me for many Value American Relations in Brookings, society will meet at 8 o’clock in years.' Dak., and in seven other points. the school hall. DANIEL WALKER. OikUnd, Ctlif., Sewing club No. 2 will meet on Let us show you monuments de> lormerly of 1439 Hudson ttrcet. Sur He will return to Denver on April [ 1 1 ] FruitCocktall signed and can-ed by him in vivina arc tit wife. Hra. Margaret 5. Later in April Father Sandoval Friday, March 12, in the home of Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Walker: a aon, Deney Walker; hia par will speak in the University of Mra. James La Conte at 7 p.m. HOSTESS DELIGHT* SincU can, 17c ents, Hr. and Mri. John F. Walker; a South Dakota and early in May Services for the Lenten season brother, Comeliui Walker, Hadden are as follows: Wednesdays—Sta Heiahti, N. J. Requiem Haai was offered ill give a rrtreat to the sisters of tions of the Cross in Italian at 3 A. T. THOMSON in the Cathedral Monday at 9. Interment t. Joseph’s hospital in Minot, [ 2 1 ] Pears N o . 2K , c a n ...... _ 27c Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aerviee. N. Dak. p.m.; in English for the school tl; 600 Sherman St. TA 8018 SAM F. McBRAYER, 433 S. Corona Club President Named children 4 p.m.; in English for HARPER HOUSE •treet. Survivina are bit parenta, Mr. 2 FROM ST. JOHN’S PARISH adults, 7:30 p.m.; Friday—novena and Mra. Claude McBrayer; an uncle, John A. Yelenick, Regis college A W. J. Kuhneyt. Servicea were held senior, was elected president of to the Sorrowful Mother in Italian, Wednesday at 2. Interment Mt. Olivet ^heta Alpha Delta, the Coffee R p.m., in English 7:30^p.m.; Sun W. P, Horan A Son aerviee. ARE AWARDED SILVER WINGS [ 1 3 ] N o. 303 ca n ...... 10c U club, in a meeting of the organiza day evening — special service at MRS. VENCENZA GEAMBfhTONE. tion last Friday evening. He suc 7:30 o’clock. EMPSON CHAMPION Apillane Mortuary 3326 Lipan atreet. Survivina are two A recent Baptism was that of aona, Dominic and Anthony; a dauahter, ceeds George Ashen, who was (St. John’s Parish, DenTor) Stockton for special training at the Catherine Carroll, with Albert and 1545 So. Broadway PEarl 0723 Mra. Madeline Bruno; four grandchii. graduated from Regis last Decem Two parishioners of St. John’s controls of twin-motored hombev. dren; a niece, Joaie Cedula. Roiary Theresa Coloizzi as sponsors. Mrs. John H. Spillane ber. John Gleason, sophomore, Lt. Beringer is the son of Mr. will be aaid Thuraday at 8 in the Horan who enlisted in the air forces to [ i « ] Tomatoes n o 2 c a n 11c II fl Funeral Director and Enthahner chapel. Requiem Maas will be offered in was elected sccretafy in the same and Mrs. Anton Beringer, Sr., of i Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church Friday meeting. gether received silver wings in 153 Madison street. He attended St. Bernard, Ala., Flyer WILSON. at 10. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Members of Theta Alpha Delta service.s conducted for class 43-C in St. John’s school and East high Horan A Son service. Yuma, Ariz., and Stockton, Calif., Reported Among Missing JEREMIAH J. GUION, 279 Logan discussed means of organization in school and was .engaged as a fur Catholic Charities atreet. Requiem Mass was offered in face of present war difficulties. army air bases Wednesday, March rier before entering thf air forces. [«] Tomato Soup ca n ...... d C St. Francis de Sales* church Saturday at 10. The two new lieutenants are He is 27 years old. In the absence Birmingham.— First Lt. John M. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan Anton J. Beringer and George M. of his mother at the services in Diffley, U. S. army air forces bom CAMPBELL JOBS WANTED A Son service. Priest Who Served in McCaddon. Both were accepted aa Yuma, Miss Marion Comstock bardier, an alumnus of St. Ber I HANNAH FURLOUGH. 843 Kalamath aviation cadets June 6, 1942, and nard high school, St. Bernard, Ala., ^ For Good Workers atreet. Surviving are a aon. Lawrence pinned the wings on Lt. Beringer. attended flying classes together in and Mt. St. Mary’s college, Em- of any type, permanent or odd Dermody; a daughter, Mary Low Fresno Area Is Named Lt. McCaddon is the sOn of Mr. LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Job. call Employment Department Rawlins, Wyo. Requiam Mass was Santa Ana air .school; Merced, and Mrs. George M. McCaddon, mitsburg, Md., has been reported scheduled for Thursday at 9 in St. Elisa Calif., cadet school; and at Eagle missing in action since Jan. 18 in 1665 Grant S t KEyatone 6386 beth's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. 1st Superior in Brazil 3700 E. Fifth avenue, and the Theodore Hackethal service. Field, Dos Palos, Calif. brother of Sister Gertrude of the the North African war theater. The WILLIAM F. VAN DUSEN, 466 Inca After training in these schools, news was received by his parents, Lorettine community. A cousin, Cheddar Cheese p o u n d ...... 40c n street. Surviving are four daughters Fresno, Calif. — The Rev. An Lt. Beringer wa.s transferred to the Rev. Damon McCaddon, is a Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Diffley, here, Dorothy -and Mabel Fryman. Agnes ch Yuma advanced flying school where captain in the army chaplain corps. from the War department. AGED WISCONSIN Ssr DOyLE’S Trippy, and Veleta Coleman. Funeral drew Joerger, C.SS.R., who was services were held Monday at 2. Inter he specialized in pursuit ship fly George attented Cathedral high i t ment Mt. Olivet. Olingcr service, stationed in the Fresno community ing. Lt. McCaddon moved to PHARMACY school and was graduated with the Totalitarianism Scored 1 6 o z . 4 4 a ne LEOPOLD KOTCHEVAR, Arvada. He for several years, recently trans class of 1938. He was a student in Macaroni and Spaghetti Tli« Particolsr Drosatet la turvived by his wife, Mrs. Margaret c e l l o bag lit ferred to Oakland, Calif., has been Denver university at the time of By Canadian Archbishop 1 1 C 17TH AVE. AND GRANT D. Kotchevar. Requiem* Masa was RAF BU scheduled for Thuraday at 9 in the Shrine named the first superior of two his enlistment. He is 21 years old. Ottawa.—The totalitarian state, I t KE. SSS7 FREE DEUVERT of St. Anne, Arvada. Interment Mt. which refuses to recognize the Olivet. Olinger service. new Redemptorist foundations in Cub Scout Pack Wedding Date Announced 32 o z . A i i ^ rights of the human person and VI ROMOLO GARCIA. Surviving are Brazil, according to word received March 25, the Feast of the An Macaroni and Spaghetti three daughters, Ruth Maes, Denver which makes of the state the sole c e llo bag b 1 C be Rose Torres, Raton, N. Meg.; and Clara from the Very Rev. Francis J. nunciation, has been chosen by RAF Miss Virginia Reed, daughter of end towards which must converge p( Sanala, Walaenburg; one son, Alfred Fagen, C.SS R., of Chicago, pro all the activities of the individual, fct Garcia, -Raton, N. Mex. Requiem Mass vincial superior of the congrega Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Reed of was scheduled for Thursday at 9 In Formed in Parish merits the condemnation of all BC tion in the United States. 420 Colorado boulevard, as the date ; THEODORE i Sacred Heart church. Interment Mt of her wedding to John W. Rebuck, Christian minds and of all civilized Quaker Oats ,g e p k , Bt Olivet. The new missionary field con thought, the Most Rev, Alexander _ 22c son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Re pr THERESA MARY RIEDL, 934 Gala- tains the towns of Codaiaz and Vachon, Archbishop of Ottawa, QUICK OR REGULAR pago atreet. Surviving are three tons. Coari, in the Diocese of Manaus, Climaxing a three-week organi buck of Minneapolis. The cere V( Michael, George, and August ReidI; one said in a radio address here. l( daughter, Mary Riedl. Requiem Mast State of Amazonas, in the heart zation campaign under the direc mony will take placd* in St. John’s :h a c k e t h a l church, Denver, with the Rev. John f« was scheduled for Thursday at 9 :30 in of the jungle. tion of Frank Weber, commis St. Joseph’t church. Interment Central P. Moran, pastor, officiating. Fighting Naval Flyer Wheat Hearts . ,2 3 c Air Conditioned City. sioner for the Denver Council of The bride-to-be attended the SUSIE DURRETT, 1767 Emeraon Back in U. S. for Visit street. Surviving are two aona. John Conduct of Men in Boy Scouts, and Carl Ott, scout Academy of the Sacred Heart, MORTUARY R. Durrett, Denver, and Ashton K. Dur- master of troop No. 126, a Cub Omaha, and was graduated from rett, Seattle, Wash. Requiem Mass was San Francisco.— Lt. (J.G.) John Service Highly Lauded pack was formed in St. Francis Duchesne college in that city. As F. Davis, a University of Notre 1449-51 Kalamath St offered Friday at 9 in the Cathedral.- de Sales’ parish, Denver, this week, an honor graduate she was ad A*FEWA.Y DOLORES HOWES, 1524 Race street. Dame alumnus and holder of the Phone HAln 4006 Surviving are her parents, Mr. and Mra. with an initial membership of 32 mitted to the national Catholic Distinguished Flying cross, is Thomas D. Howes; a brother, Thomas D. St. Columbans, Nebr.—Reports boys. The new organization comes women’s honorary society, Kappa >• -»• -«■ .«■.«. A A A AAA. A A AAJ Howes, Jr. Requiem Mass was offered in back in the United States after a St. Francis de Sales’ church Wednesday reaching St. Columbans from three as a result of intensified effort Gamma Pi. year in the South Pacific. Lt. at 9. Interment Ht. Olivet. continents inspire pride in the con on the part ot the Rev. Gregory Mr. Rebuck received his under Davis, Evansville, Ind., was a Smith, pastor, to foster a vigorous graduate education in Creighton duct of U. S. soldiers, sailors, and member of the famous navy fight JAMES BuHn S university, Omaha, and this month USE MY Itl Boy Scout program in the pariah. squadron, “ Patwin 10,” which Miles ■ Dryer ■ Asller Jamci Burni. 83, died Monday in hia aviators in foreign lands. From will be graduated from the Minne home, 2001 E. 22nd avenue, as the result The pack, being sponsored by with 42 planes fought its way r Ireland comes news of the gener the Parent-Teachers’ association sota school of medicine, where he Printing Co. of a atroke. A native of Ireland, ha osity to Catholic charities of the across the Philippines and other i i came to the United States in 1878 and in conformance with the national has also been a mem^r of the Pacific combat areas until it was came to Colorado two years later. From American soldiers stationed there teaching and research staff. MONEY TO PAY ]« scout progn'am, will be for boys disbanded in Australia with only Programs and Circulars 1005 to 1920 he operated the conceseion and the report that they have edi- of nine to eleven years. The new Miss Reed was guest of honor It stand in City pkrk. In 1920 he encaited field the Irish Catholics by their at two planes. YOUR U Tickets for in the restaurant business and retired Cub pack will receive its char at a pre-nuptial party given by after five years. Survivina are a brother, tendance at Mass and ^ e recep ter and the 32 new cubs will be Kappa Gamma Pi sorority Sunday Bazaars and Carnivals P. F. Burns; a sister, Miss Annie Bums: tion of the sacraments. Father E. installed in impressive ceremonies March 7, in the home of Mrs. J. C 29 Collegiipis to Serve Quickly Produced a brother and three sisters livina in J. McCarthy in Burma, writing of Ireland. Requiem Mass was offered to be held in St. Francis de Sales' McNeill, 1490 S. Columbine. As Student-Teachers Reasonably Priced Wednesdsy In Loyola church at 9. In- the American volunteer airmen, high school auditorium on Friday, Brownie Troop Active INCOME TAXES Urment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son says; “ They attended Mass every Mrs. John A. Bowe and Mrs UNION LABEL IF DESIRED service. March 26. Although final plans Convent Station, N. J.— The Remember, the first quarter bf your Income Tax is due March Sunday in the Cathedral and came have not as yet been made, it is John McGowan are directing the in afterward for a cup of coffee education department of the Col 15th. Our funds are available to you to pay these taxes, and yon 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. JOHN F. JOYCE anticipated that one of the dens activities of a Brownie troop made and talk with the priest.” lege of St. Elizabeth has an may repay us in convenient monthly payments to suit your KEystone 6348 Requiem Hitrh MasR wan offered In St. of Blessed Sacrament parish, up of 15 girls of'St. John’s school.' nounced that 29 seniors have com income. Philomena's church Wedneaday at ft:30 The superior of St. Columban’s where Mr. Weber is cubmaster, Mrs. William Ducey, president of for JohTi F. Joyce, who died Sunday In pleted their teacher-training and local hospital followintt an illness of in Austanlia says, “ We are will conduct the installation. the PTA, reminds all members of will serve as student teachers in Loant Quickly Made on three weeks. Born In Louisville, Ky.. very pleased to have so many The 32 new cubs will be divided St. John’s unit of the all-day con various New Jersey high schools May 15. 1853. he spent his boyhood in Autos, Furniture, Collateral, First and Second Mortgages on friends from the U.S.A. with us into four dens, ranging in mem' ference of the Catholic Parent- from March 15 until June 1. In Improved Denver Real Estate and to Salaried Employees on their Bloomington. Md. \ Before his retirement in these days of trial. They have Teacher league to be held in the Tom Flaherty’s he was a railroad man and an inaurance bership from seven to ten boys, so far as it is possible the students plain note, without notifying their employer. agent. Surviving are two daughters, saved Australia. Your soldiers out and each den will be established Shirley-Savoy hotel March 18. will teach in their own home Nell *C. and May C. Joyce, both of Den here have given a very good im as nearly as practicable in the Mr. and Mrs. T. K; Earley are towns. OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS TILL 8 P.M. ver; a son. Fred J. Joyce, Phoenix, Arii.; pression by their conduct. Very the parents of a boy, bom in St, five grandchildren, and two great-grand neighborhood in which the boys COLONY GRILL children. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. fine and courteous lads. In the live. Joseph’s hospital Sunday, March 7. VWWAWVUVWWVWWWVW Horan & Son service. cities your boys have filled our Den mothers who have volun Mr. and “Mrs. Elmer Plante an churches and have given good ex teered to take over the weekly nounce the birth of a boy in St. CHECKER Where Friends Meet Friends STEPHEN (STEVE) DOMENICO ample.” supervision of the boys are as Joseph’s hospital March 5. Requiem Mass was offered in St. Cath CABS JIM FURLONG • FINE FOODS erine’s church Monday at 10 for Stephen follows: Den No. 1, Mrs. Frank (Steve) Domenico. 46. of 3049 W. 40th Committee Selected to Rohrbach; den No. 2, Mrs. Carl BD OUNDON. Her. 1735 Welton St. KEystone 2224 • 3nKED DRINKS avenue, who died March 4 In hta home Ott; den No. 3, Mrs. Berglund; Bishop Officiates in of a heart attack. The aon of Mr. and F orm u la te ‘ Program T A . 2 2 3 3 L*w«(t Zonti RaU* Optn DaUt 8:10 to 5 :80—Satardays Till 1 P.M. • BEER • WINE Mrs. John Domenico, he was born in den No. 4, Mi.ss Dorothy Baker Oor Branch Offica at Farlonc Aato 539 Broadway Denver and received his education In On Mission Education The cubmaster is Edward C. Day Funeral Rites for Nun wvwvwwwvwwwwwA Our Lady of Mt. Carmel school. He 569 E. (kilfax Jr. Other members of the com' served in the first World war and. fol mittee, all parents of the boys to' lowing hit return from France, married Washington.— To formulate a Grand Rapids, Mich.— Bishop Miss Margaret Jardinelll In Golden. Mr. be installed in the pack, are An Joseph C. Plagens of Grand Rap Domenico engaged In the steel engraving comprehensive program of mission thony Dunst, a.ssistant cubmaster DORAN business for the past 33 years. Sur education in the Catholic schools ids officiated in funeral services viving. in addition to his wife, are Oliver Weinicke, chairman of the here for Mother Mary Elias, prior HATTERS] Call a an executive committee of the pack committee; M. J. Mclnemey daughter, Miss Geraldine Domenico; _ Committee on Mission Education ess of the Monastery of Our Lady ‘HSat S«candlH«oln| “Why Pay More?” son, Donald; three brothers, Tony, Mike, secretary; Leon Jacques, treas of Guadalupe in this city and the Barrier ExeloiiTthr' and Nick Domenico of the D. S. navy; of the National Catholic Educa (Trademark) three aisters. Mrs. Mary Luchetta. Mrs. urer; James Powers, G. F. Phe- foundress of eight houses of the ZOIVECAB tional association was selected at land, members of the parish scout '^733 E. Colfax, at Clariuon Christina Fabrixio. and Mrs. Phtlomena Discalced Carmelites in this conn CALL MAIM tSSS McLaughlin, alt of Denver. Interment a meeting held here. The mem committee; and Carl Ott. Assist , MAin 7171 bers o f the committee are the try, Mexico, and Peru. She was ,^Par Prat Plek-up tad Daltrarr ML Olivet. Boulevard service. ance in enrolling the initial mem Sarrlea Prompt, ConrUoiu Berries Rev. Thomas J. Quigley, superin 62 years old and spent 36 years m. W. MYER DRUG STORES bers of the pack was given by in religious life. CHEAPER RATES MRS. KATHERINE PEEPGRASS INCORPORATED tendent of schools of the Diocese of Mother Ann Joseph, Sister Stanis CLEAN NEW CABS Mrs. Kstberine Feepgrass died Sun Pittsburgh, chairman; the Rev day following an illness of six months. laus Marie, and Sister M. Delphine, John J. Considine, assistant gen Moslem Leader in India Colomdo Ovmed Stores Her home waa at 2937 Larimer street. Mrs. Michael McDonough, presi Born in Germany Nov. 25. 1861. she came eral of the Maryknoll Fathers; and dent of the Parent-Teachers’ asso Assures Religious Liberty to the United States when she was 13 the Rev. James T. Hurley of the CAOTON Englewood 800 Santa Fe Dr. and settled in St. Louis. She ctme to Catholi; Students’ Mission Cru ciation, obtained the sponsorship Denver in 1876. when she married the for the organization. Father Greg 1 6 3 5 ^ Curtis, Upstairs Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California late Everett Peepgraas. Her Jiusband sade. Alwaye, India.^— M, A. Jinna, was a ranchman for the late Senator ory Smith will be chaplain of the the Moslem leader, in reply to an 30 Yran in Bnrin6at 15tb and California pack. Francis E. Warren of Wyoming. Sur address of welcome from the American and Chinese Food viving are three sons. Henry F., Edward, Wa Do Not Hare Special Salas But Sell You at Our Lowest and George B.. all of Denver; three Magazine Has Praise Christians of the district here, gave Chop Suey, Cliow Mein grandsons, two of whom are In the armed 1st o f India Community assurance that Christian and other Prices Every Day on All Drug Marehandise. For Collegiate Congress Steak and (Sicken Dinners service; and six nephews in the navy. minority communities will enjoy Sea Food Dinners Requiem Mass was offered W^ednesday Enters Jesuit Order the complete preservation of their in Sacred Heart church at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. New York.— The study outline political rights and religious be PHONE MA. 9886 followed in the recent Catholic Galle, Ceylon.— The Rev. Basil liefs. Peace Pilgrimage Being Collegiate congress in Cincinnati Corera, S.J., newly ordained priest, was termed “ by far the clearest is said to be the first member of Attacks on Church in PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Organized in Mexico piece of analysis turned out lately the Bharathas, a South India com Mexico Grave Error BIRDS by members of the Catholic Church munity, to enter the Society of W^W W W W'W W W W'W w^w ^ Jesus. The Bharathas were con Mexico, D. F.— The gravest of B):EAUTY of design and work Mexico, D. F. — A pilgrim on the perplexing problems of the EYE verted to Christianity in the 16th all eft-ors committed by Mex manship is no longer restricted age representing every social class future” in an article, titled “ The CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPINQ of the capital is being organized to Christian Churches in War,” in the century by St. Francis Xavier, Fa ican politicians has been thst FROZEN to larger, higher priced me visit the Basilica of Our Lady of magazine Fortune. The congress ther Corera is an alumnus of S t of declaring the Catholic Church Aloysius’ college here. and the Catholic religion “ the num FOODS morials. We employ the same Guadalupe to implore the inter was sponsored by the college and cession of the Blessed Mother in university section of the National ber one enemy of the Mexican peo C'la.«sified A ds designing skill and hnE crafts Catholic Youth council, which is ple,” Dr. Rodulfo Brito Fouener, behalf of peace. Widely Known Catholic Groceries • Meats • Bakery manship in the development of comprised of the National Federa rector o f the National Antonomous It will pay you to read ALL of tho following advertisemeBts. tion of Catholic College Students Sculptor Dies in Newark University of Mexico, says in a ALL our monuments, regard ‘E^ath-Watch' Beetles and the Newman Club federation. statement given to the press. The MURRAY’S Are Found in Cathedral It was attended by 500 student Newark, N. J.— Dominic Walsh, greatest Mexican statesman, he as Pouadad kr M. T. Murrar—1883 less of size. ^ widely known Catholic architectu serts, will be “ the one who man FLORIST PAINTING & PAPERING Dublin, Eire. — Prof. Bayley delegates from 85 colleges and uni Phones GR. 1613-14>15 Because of latK volume and versities throughout the country. ral sculptor who died here after ages to find a formula for concili Watt 31nd A Julian Painting and Papering reasonable. B. r. Butler, a biologist, has identified an illness of two weeks, worked ation between Church and state.” Complete Floral Serviee, rtssouable Yeaiger, ST W Maple. SPmee 2954. the beetles of S t Patrick’s Cathe pHeaS. Lieb's Flower Shop, 8923 W. 82nd cash purchases^ur values are on the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Arc. GU' 0138 sU hours. dral as members of the “ death- Priest Is Law School's this city and on the Congressional p h o t (x ; r aph s most attractive. We would like watch” family. A chemical treat library and Corcoran Art gallery MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Anderson photos. 1206 16th St. at Law. to have you see them and will ment is used to protect the wood of Only Mid-Term Graduate in Washington, D. C. raoet. HAln 1373. Fraa news euta. the Cathedral from the ravages of welcome your call. Reconditioned pianos. pUrtra. crands PRINTING the insects. Montgemery, Ala.—The mid oisans (pipe and r««d), orehestral inatm. Msgr. Francis Uleau menu. T. R. Walker. 186 Broodwar BP ~~ VISITING CARDS—50 for 75c—Wedding JACQUES BROTHERS winter graduation of the Jones “ IThen life seemed unbearable and 7864. announoemente. Wo publish "The Denver Catholic Students Hear Law school here turned into a one- Dies in California I teas most alone, your understanding Free Street Guide." RODGERS—511 14th St. Since 1902 Archbishop, Governor man show. The Rev. A. W. Ter- services made an ordeal endurable.” DRUG STORES miniello, director of St. Teresa’s Palm Springs, Calif.—The Rt. That tribute to our work airani more to ui 28 E. 6lh Ave. TAbor 6468 Detroit. — Archbishop Edward Apostolate, came out first in the Rev, Monsignor Francis J. Uleau, than pertonul profit could ever mean. Our HUTCHINSON’S PHABMACT COLORADO Mooney, Gov. Harry F. Kelly, and oonetant ^tort Is to merit such expreeaiona. Your Naborbood Dnsxfiat class and ranked first in every 66, pastor of St. Bartholomew’s Pbooa Spruce MSa TOO So. Pean HATCHERY the Rev. Paul F. Tanner, national subject. As a matter of plain fact. church in Elmhurst, N. Y., for JAMES HUTCHINSON MEL R. SCOTT TtAW U. t. chaplain, were the principal speak Father Terminiello was the entire more than 25 years, died here. He GEO. P. HACKETHAL MAtK MATIRT ers for the regional meeting of the class—every other student in the MALE HELP WANTED Denver’s Largest tCf. COLD SPRING ornce was recuperating after a siege of Phone MAin 6767 National Federation of Catholic class was plucked off by Uncle pneumonia. Monsignor Uleau waa FUNERAL DIRECTOR Youns man 14 to 17 raars of axe to de 1416-18-20 Larimer MONUMENTS liver groceries. Call for Interview per- College Student! in Marygrove Sam for war service before grad a native of Philadelphia. Ho was Denver, Colo. college. 1240 Aeoma TAbor 1656 eoeally. Room U . 2739 larimer SU 4 PJ(. uation. ordained in 1900. March 19th. ThnnidaV, March 11, 1948 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE The Denver Catholic Register Colonel at 28 6th Annual Conference to prudrfunt. ------Mort Re^. Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. Editor...... - Bt. Rar. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jonr.D. Managing Editor~^„______Hubert A. Smith, Jonr.D. Be Held by CPTL March 18 Associate Editora—M. F. Everett, Jonr.D.; Charlei J. McNeill, A.B Kitty in Dismay very existence. Nov we find oar- the liberal and the practical arts. Jonr.D.; Rev. WalterIter (Canavan, J.C.D., LittD.; Rev. John Cavanagh, selves enveloped in it. There are Religion wiQ be the cornerstone of Just an hour before this was people in the world whose rowed that program. The sixth annual educational room o f the Shirley-Savoy hoteL M-A, LittD.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A., LittM .; Leonard Tangney, wrillen, as we drove up Speer intention is either to dominate us America fights today for the conference of the Catholic Parent- All Denver units, with their mod Ih.B., Jonr.D.; Mar Greedy. ______Teacher league will convene at boulevard, Denver, we saw a crowd or to annihilate us. That they will God-given righta o f roan. America erators and principals, are asked do neither we are convinced, hnt 10 o’clock March 18 in the Lincoln Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. gathered on both sides of Cherry looks forward to the making of a to participate in the one-day con in order to disprove to them that belter world when the war is won. creek. Thinking that perhaps a car they Will do neither means sacri ference. Colorado Springs, Fort had gone over the high flood wall Cod given rights, a better world, fice, suffering, sorrow, even death. Twelve Clergymen Collins, and Welby are sending Published Weekly by — something that has frcquendy the four freedoms, the brotherhood large delegations. War mothers happened— we stopped, but found We will lose fine men who love of man— all these are only empty Present for Dinner who have sent one or more sons THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) that the disbiirbance was caused peace, but must give their lives in catch phrases unless Americans are into the service are to be honored. only by a large black cat that had order that we may attain it. Others trained to an understanding * of 938 Bannock Street Noted speakers \nll address the gotten down into the deep bed of of our fighting men wrill sacrifice their deeper meanings and pre Honoring Monsignori conference. the river and was left desolate on their health and parts of their pared for leadership In the attain Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 bodies and will spend years in suf ment of our democratic and Chris a little island of sand, with the Twelve clergymen and Dr. Paul Th'e general chairman, Mrs. T. cold water flowing a l l around. fering before a merciful death tian ideals. J. Morrissey, president of the overtakes them. We on the home Ketrick, president of Loretto Subscription: $1 per year. Somebody had put in a call for “ It is imperative,” says Father league, appointed the follow the police, one o f whom climbed front will, in lesser fashion, make O’Donnell, “ not only to preserve Heights college, attended the din ing committees: Arrangements— down on a ladder and lassoed the our sacrifices also. 'These will come the liberal arts during the war, but ner given on the evening of March Mmes. H. F; Browne, J, J. Roach, Thursday, March 11, 1943 in the way o f our being deprived cat with a clever contraption of also to strengthen them. . . . Other 8 in the institution by the Sisters S. May, and G. E. Rowe; luncheon of numerous things that we have wise, we invite the risk o f winning — Mmes. R. W. Moore and F. pipe and rope; but not until kitty of Loretto in honor of the three tried to escape through the swift considered a part of our heritage the war and actually losing what we At the age o f 28, Col. Clinton D. Buchew; hospitality— Mmes. Wif, OFFICIAL! ARCHDIOCESE OF DENVER water and almost drowned. and through our paying taxes in are fighting for. No nation can “ Casey” Vincent (above) of Texas new Domestic Prelates of the Den J. Ducey, A. T. Zarlengo, S. W. amounts previously thought out of is one o f Uncle Sam’s youngest Dunlap, and H. W. Zook; publicity The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. The difficult work of the police have Irde leadership unless its cilU ver archdiocese—the Rt. Rev. Mon the question. colonels and the youngest of that — Mmes. A. H. Rampe add J. K We confirm»it as the official publication o f the Archdiocese. What and the concern of the crowd for tens are trained to think properly signors John R. Mulroy, Charles Hence as I.enl opens we find our and act reasonably.” This training rank in th e (Jiina-Burma-India Nalty, ever appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or the trapped animal made us real H. Hagus, and 'William Higgins. selves in perhaps the most seridus is derived from the courses tjhat theater of operations. He is execu The Rev. Hubert Newell, arch those of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official ize the decency of the public. There tive officer of Brig. Gen. Qaire L. The Most Rev. Urban J. 'Vehr, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the situation that has confronted this are basic to Christian education in diocesan superintendent of schools is nothing beautiful about a thor CJiennault's CJiina air force. Archdiocese. oughly wet and cold black cat, but country since its foundation. Me the liberal arts. Archbishop of Denver, presided. and director of the league, ■will' We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in there was concern for its distress. owe it to ourselves and to the Secularism has already greatly The Rei’. Anthony Weinzapfl, celebrate Mass at 9 o’clock in Holy the children ofof the Archdiocese for the reading of The Register. generations yet to come to make weakened the structure of liberal chaplain of the college, acted as Ghost church. It is hoped a large every possible effort to have the education in America, and,'encour* host together with Dr. Ketrick. group will be in attendance. •h URBAN J. VEHR, condition of the world today recti Jan. 29, 1942. Archbishop of Denver. What to Do in Lent aged by the war-time emergency, it JIORG.DJFII. fied, Our part in this in a material Although the Bishops in most now threatens totally to bankrupt way will be largely forced upon us. intellectual life in this country. .American dioceses have mitigated The spiritual help we ran give by Vn Denver Franciscan Church the Lenten fast and abstinence be- prayer and penance, though, will be Father O'Donnell warns: “ The raiise of vrar restrictions on food, a mailer of our own free choice, current propaganda that the liberal ID SPOIISOR IF ! the truth is that only the very few M'e can help by slaying close to arts he suspended for the duration, World-Famous 13-Tuesday were bound to fast. The Church God and beseechiijg Him for mercy if successful in its purpose, may long ago showed merry to working both nn us and on our enemies.— well be the death blow to all that men and women. Lent is, however, Hubert A« Smith. remains of the historical concept far more than a nominal lime to of Christian education in the E the majority of practical Catholics. United Stales. Then, in so far as IDovotion to Open March 16 Thousands add to their prayers in American democratic instructions t this season; thousands attend daily Safety Training are concerned, we will have traded The annual tea of the Junior Mass or go at least sometimes substance for shadow. Then, com the grateful parents spread every In Farm Work ^ Catholic Daughters of America will (St. Elisabeth’s Parish, Denver) within the week; thousands go to plete darkness will have enveloped where, had the effect of reviving be held in S t Joseph’s nurses’ The world-famous “ Thirteen Stations of the Cross and other In all the talk about the recruit our country.” — C. J. McNeill. and popularizing the devotion of uesdaj's in Honor of St. Anthony” I.enlen services; thousands listen to ing of youth to supply the defi home, Denver, March 21, from 2:30 the 'Tuesdays in honor of St. An ill commence in St. Elizabeth’s special T.«nlen sermons. Many put to 5:30. The juniors will serve as Solve Your Own thony. The 13 Tuesdays are in ciency of farm labor, one point has hurch March 16 at 7:30 p.m. The the bridle on themselves by minor Six Pounds of Food gntides and conduct the visitors memory of the' date of the death been given little attention— the pos rigin of this world-wide devotion acts of penitential discipline— such through the baby annex. The girls ates back to St. Anthony’s fu- of St. Anthony of Padua, June 13. sible hazards to the children. One For Fifty Cents will present an entertainment Par Pope Leo XIII richly indulgenced as abstention from candy or des eral on June 13, 1231. The occa- serts or by avoidance of movies and periodical prints a long and in. At a time when it is becoming ents and friends are invited. the Devotion of the Thirteen Tues ion was marked by so many and dances. Many, in honor of Christ’s increasingly difficult to keep the ''Housing Problem'* days. leresting article on how Russian On Monday, March 8, the yearly ;uch astounding miracles that it holy thirst on the cross, cut out youth saved (he day by farm work. pantry shelves well stocked with initiation was held in Holy Ghost till remains a unique date in his- The services opening in St. Eliz liquor. adequate supplies of food, it is in The inference isi "Go thou and do hall. The new members are Betty ry. Such a profound impression abeth’s March 16 will consist of teresting to see a breakdown of Balkenbush, Joyce Turner, Jean Holy Hour; a sermon dealing with We advance in holiness by small was created on all that, on the suc- steps, rarely by leaps and hounds. likewise” in America. Another jour the cause forcing the lightening of Leahy, Evelyn Meyer, Mary Fran :essive Tuesdays afterward, the the -life of St.. Anthony defivered nal takes the opposite side and civilian belts. We all know that ces Cavanaugh, Patricia Reefe, With A Home Loan by the Rev. Dr. Albertus Magnus Trifling sacrifices go a long way in people of Padua gathered in the advance towards spiritual perfec cites the inefficiency o f youthful, the pinch has not been severe up Joan Gibbins, Julia Monctan, :hurches to honor their saint. Mir- Martin, O.F.M., of St. Bonaven- to now, but we are alio conscious tion. One of the strangest phe inexperienced help. But neither Jeann Law, Joann Dawde, Jean icles continued- on these occasions, ture’s college, Allegany, N. Y.; ap of the suspicion that a radical in McClure, Mary Mansfield, Rose propriate prayers to St. Anthony; nomena of our age was the canoni and the custom became wide- side discusses the effect on the crease in the size of our military mary Miller, Elaine Rusche, Sally and veneration of the saint’s relic. zation of the Utile Flower, who pread. But since all things, de- children themselves. personnel will proportionately ren Bettinger, Eveljm Leggette, and The weekly services will terminate never did a great thing in her life, i^otions included, have their sea Perhaps it is presumed that ade der civilians fashionably slender. Peggy Alcorn. Congratulatory on the Tuesday before the feast, judged by worldly standards, but sons, this pious practice by degrees who grew so great by developing quate safeguards for health will be War is a painful solar plexus greetings were sent to the new June 8. fell into disuse. It remained for love and by doing little things ex instituted for those youngsters who punch that we cannot block unless members of the junior court from St. Anthony of Padua himself to The primary intention of the no tremely well that Cod called atten leave the cities for agricultural the farmers not only maintain but Miss Nellie Lennon, grand regent renew it • vena will be for peace and the tion to her, after death, by extraor work. Except for local assistance in also increase their production. of the senior court. safety of the men in the armed Purchase a Home of Your Own I In 1616 there lived in Bologna dinary miracles. restricted and temporary needs, the Every fighting day a soldier, if Troop 1 and 2 held a business forces. All are asked to write their I noble couple, who after 22 years ones hired should be in the older he can gel it, eats about six pounds meeting in 'Holy. Ghost hall intentions of the novena on paper W'e ought to fix our attention on if married life were childless. One high school group at least. Though of food, which costs the govern Wednesday evening at 7:30. Troop and to place them in the petition some little thing that we are going lay the lonely wife, kneeling be to do this I.enl. If we want to rid children younger than this can be ment a little oveV 50 cents. In. 3 turned in Red Cross work in It’s the only really satisfactory way to box. Others who cannot attend the of service, especially if they are fore the altar of St. Anthony in ourselves of a bad habit, it is well chided in the army diet are more its business meeting. services can send their intentions farm reared, no extended effort the Franciscan church, laid before to remember a seemingly unimpor than 300 items. Food for one man the saint the sorrow of her life through the mail, and they will be should be expected of them. for one day is called a ration, and solve a personal “ housing problem.” In remembered in the Masses. tant but extremely powerful law of and begged his interces.sion. Sud applied psychology. That is, we And, as was pointed out last the rations for this man's (and denly the saint himself appeared Sacred Heart Aid lo vestigate the several convenient, flexible Entertainment to Be should slop the habit at once and year, if “ battalions” of youngsters woman’s) army are much belter Wfore her and bade her visit his are recruited for special work such than in any preceding war. They Held on March 17 never Met ourselves indulge again. jSltar and pray before it on 13 con- Renewed indulgence, even on a As henry picking, for which they are tasty and appetizing, even thou Have Session Mar. IG home loan plans at this bank, which bring j?ecutive Tuesdays. This she did The Whyte Troubadors will of small scale, seems to keep the old are suited, care must be taken that sands of miles away and many 0 and in the course of time became fer the “ Cavalcade of. Merriment,” tracks of habit alive in oiu- minds. adolescent boys and girls are not weeks after shipment. By dehydra- The Sacred Heart Aid society home ownership within your reach. Ask a mother. To the bitter disappoint consisting of 12 acts of vaudeville, It is better to slop flat. This goes mingled together indiscriminately linn a ton of carrots is reduced to will hold its meeting in the Holy ment of the parents, the infant for the parishioners and friends for smoking, drinking, or any habit and without proper siipen'ision. 250 pounds; cabbage to 100 Ghost hall, Denver, on Thurs about the FHA loans to home purchasers was found to be horribly deformed. of St. Elizabeth’s on Wednesday, we wish to quit. Habit is defined as But the safety angle has been pounds. A five-pound can of pow day, March 18 at 2 p.m. A ~"his new sorrow, however, proved dered chicken soup makes 25 gal March 17, St. Patrick’s day. The a facility of the mind developed by largely ignored. Farm work can be program has been arranged, and and the Real Estate Loans made by this be but a further trial of their entertainment will last about two repeated acts. The way to break hazardous, particularly for a youtfi lons of liquid soup. Rut with an refreshments will be served. Be aith. The mother brought the and a half hours. Reservations it is to slop the arts. But,' of course, who does not know his way about. army of about ten million men in cause of recent deaths, sevei;fil labe before the altar of the saint, may be made and admission tickets when sin is involved it is also of A mower or ‘ reaper, for instance, prospect it will take more than new officers will be elected. bank, on clear improved property. One of n her touching the child to the obtained any time in the monas the utm ost importance to add could inflict serious injury if a dehydration to keep them fighting. tone, all trace of deformity imme- tery, On Sunday morning tickets prayer to the fight. boy got caught in it. A mule's heels Details of the battle against fam these plans can help you achieve horns iately disappeared. Soldiers in Africa Aid may be purchased outside the One habit most of us could well are lethal weapons, and they can ine on Bataan have come home to The fame of this miracle, which church. The proceeds will be slop in Lent is nasty use of our reach out surprisingly far. us, perhaps prophetic of the share Fr. Schmitt Chapel Fund ownership this yearl turned over to St. Elizabeth’s tongues. St. James tells us that, It is encouraging to see that we must. eventually have in the lalo Home Scene of church. “ if any one does not offend in some suggestion has been made winning of this war, ^ Id ien Dubuque, la. — From “ some Every Wednesday evening dur word, he is a perfect man, able toward combating this difficulty, scoured the impoverished peninsula where” tn Africa comes a letter Aid Society Meeting ing Lent the Rev. Joseph Bailey, also to lead around by a bridle the strangely enough by a city man. for food. As hunger became more from Chaplain Arthur Jankowski O.P., is preaching for the Lenten whole body. For if we pul bits Harry Giiilbert of Chicago, safely acute, they threshed rice from and his men containing a donation devotions in St. Elizabeth’s. The into horses’ mouths, that they may director for the Pullman company peasant fields and made salt from of $65 to the Father Schmitt Me BUY WAR BONDS AND The members of St. Vincent’s services consist of Rosary, ser obey us, we control their whole and a director of the National Com sea water. They killed first their morial Chapel fund. “ These men Aid society met in the home of mon, and Benediction. Father body also. Behold, even the ships, mittee for the Conservation of Man carabaos, or work buffaloes, and desire that the name of Father STAMPS HERE! Mrs. Oscar L. Mato Tuesday, Bailey is recognized as an out great as they are, and driven by Power in War Industries, advocates then they slaughtered their own Schmitt be handed down to poster' March 2. Mrs. A. P. Lunney pre standing Orator in Denver. ’ For boisterous winds, are steered by a a program of safety training for horses and mules. ity,” writes Chaplain Jankowski sided. The minutes of the last merly a student in many schools small rudder wherever the touch of urban youths who will go to the It is strangely alarming how his Father Schmitt, navy chaplain meeting were read by Miss Nellie of eloquence and later an instruc the steersman pleases. And so the farms this summer. Hit own ex tory repeats itself. Genghiy Khan, slain at Pearl harbor, was the [Lennon, recording secretary. tor of sacred oratory in houses longue is also a little member, but perience is valuable, for by intense more than 800 years ago, mOked first American chaplain killed in Sister Angela gave a talk on' of Dominican studies, he was re it boasts mightily. Behold, how precaution his company had a per hit mares to feed hungry troopers; the war. the boys of “the orphanage. She cently transferred to St. Dominic’s small a fire— how great a forest it fect safely record last year. in extremes, we read, he let his The said that they, were all in perfect in Denver for his health. On kindles! And the longue is a fire, men suck their horses’ blood. And Wednesday, March 10, Father He says that industrial and agri Legion to Hold Acies health. They are also doing splen the very world of iniquity. The cultural accidents can be elimi we know that the horses in Napo did work in their studies and look Bailey’s topic will be “ The Royal tongue is placed among our mem leon's army were in the end more Way of the Cross.” nated almost entirely. “ The tragedy In Cathedral Mar. 28 ing forward to their spring and bers, defiling the whole body, and of America’s * appalling accident than beasts of burden. But our b'g The 'Very Rev. Angelus Tintle, summer activities. selling on fire the course of our army will not be able to find much The Denver curia of the Le American national O.F.M., has released the Lenten record lies in the fact that it is all Monsignor Hugh L. McMenamin life, being itself set on fire by hell unnecessary; the cause is not fate mare's milk in a tank, or long sus gion of Mary will hold it* an appointments of the various (James Hi). Obviously the Apostle tain itself on the nourishment of praised 'the work that the women priests stationed in the monastery. but apathy on the part of workers nual aeie* in the Cathedral are doing and said that this so deemed a ririoiis tongue one of the and employers alike.” a jeep. War forces us to put first Sunday afternoon, March 28, The Friday evening preacher for world's major problems, lent is a things first, and compels us to gel ciety wa.s the beginning of Catholic the Sorrowful Mother novena in A release from Chicago received according to an announcement Action in Denver. It is now in good time to get ours under con back to elemenlals in living. Fifty of the Rev. Roy Figlino, arch- Bank of DENVER St. Elizabeth’s is Father Crispin, trol.— Monsignor Smith. March 10 says that members of cents' worth of daily food it hardly its 54th year of existence. O.F.M. This Friday his topic will 4-H clubs in the nation, roughly dioceian director of the legion- a paralyzing sacrifice to make for ariei. The ipiritual exercise* Mrs. John Sullivan sang some be the first word of Christ from one and one-half million boys and our fighting men— especially when will be attended by Archbishop LISTEN TO FULTON LEWIS, JR. Irish melodies in honor of Mrs. the cross, “ Father Forgpve Them.” girls, are instituting an intensive they are fighting to keep us alive. Mary A. Murray, who had reached Time to Give rural-safety campaign. The national Urban J. Vehr. On Wednesday evenings in Presen — Rev, John Cavanagh. Daily, Monday thru Friday, 9t30 PM,, KFEL her 89th birthday. tation church, Barnum, Father Spiritual Help committee estimates that there is Mrs. A. P. Lunney \ecame a Fridolin is speaking on “ God’s 'Will an annual toll of 18,500 deaths and M’e have more reason this year 1,500,000 injured in the farm field. life member. —Salvation for All.” On Wednes than ever before to take I.enl seri FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER The next meeting will be held day evenings in Holy Family Colorado 4-H clubs will take part LENTEN SERVICES HELD IN ously. There has always been plenty in the drive. In view of these Pretident Vice President and Cashier April 6 in the home cf'Mrs. Her church. Father Crispin is talking of reason for people who are con man Seep, 40 Eudora street on “ Sin Attempting to Destroy groups’ enthusiastic and efficient cerned with their eternal salvation work in other fields, it is to be ARMY POSTS OF DENVER AREA God.” On Monday evenings in Lo- to give serious consideration to this retto Heights college. Father Cris hoped that they can 'help materially season, and, fortunately, most of in eliminating or considerably re pin will take as his topic “ The Thousands of Catholic soldiers ents of Regis high school students. |G. D. of A. Will Hear our Catholic people are aware of ducing farm accidents.— Millard F. Eucharistic Banquet” In St. stationed near Denver began Lent “ A Soldier and His Duty to that. This year, however, we have Everett. Book Review Mar. 11 Philip’s- church, 'Sheridan, Wyo., more than our usual burden of on Ash Wednesday in a manner God” will be the subject of an Father Bernard will speak on trouble, particularly from the ma that won the commendation of address that Father Snyder will “ Pilate and Self Respect” on terial standpoint. When we have Must America Bid their chaplains. In most posts it deliver to members of the Altar Mrs. M. E. Shuck will review Monday evenings. difficulty, there is none so good as was necessary toiprovide for distri society of St. JameS’ church, Den Louis Broomfield’s book, Mrs. Park- Services in St. Elizabeth’s dur God to turn to for relief. Farewell to Thought? bution of ashes several times dur ver, on Friday afternoon. Viigton, at 7 p.m, Thursday, March ing Lent are as follows: Sunday There has been serious trouble in ing the day to accommodate all Devotions of Lent are being held l l , in the Catholic Daughters of afternoons at 5 o’clock. Rosary and Notre Dame university has given the men. at 8:30 o’clock every Wednesday [America clubroom, 1772 Grant Benediction; Tue.sdays, the Thir the world before, but lime has re specialized training to hundreds of MAin 5 3 1 4 lentlessly pushed it into obscurity. During Lent dailv Mass is cele and Friday evening in the recep istrect. The literary review will be teen Tuesdays to St. ‘Anthony, with young men of Uncle Sam's navy. brated in the chapel in Fitzsimons tion center in Fort Logan by followed at 8:15 o’clock by a regu Holy Hour at 7:30; Wednesday Just 10 years ago wc were in an All its scientific and mechanical re economic depression that saw mil General hospital at 6:15 p.m. by Chaplain Caaimir F. Lutomski. On lar business meeting of the organi evenings at 7:30, Rosary, sermon, sources are at the service of the Chaplayi Stephen F. Mahoney, F . J . K i r c h h o f lions of people in the ranks of the Wednesdays there are a sermon zation. and Benediction; Friday evenings Uitiled Stales in its war effort. O.F.M., for the convenience of a and a Litany; on Fridays there at 7:30, Sorrowful Mother devo unemployed, millions of people who were hungry, millions of peo Father J. Hugh O’Donnell, Notre larger number of nven. On the will be Stations of the Cross. tion and sermon. Dame's keen-minded president, rec C onstruction C o . ple who were without sufficient Feast of St. Joseph, March 19, Benefactor* Are Thanked Meeting Scheduled by Sodalifti to Meet ognizes that American colleges and clothing or shelter. M'e weathered girls of Cathedral high school will The men of the reception cen The Young Ladies’ sodality will universities must now give primary that depression and enjoyed at sing the music of a High Mass in ter in Fort Logan, Father Lutom I Guardian Angel Guild hold a special meeting Tuesday place to training in those special the evening celebration. ski said, expressed their apprecia evening, March 16, immediately least a measure of success as a peo BUILDERS ple for a time. ized skills that are needed to keep Lemen devotions will be con tion and gratitude to the follow following the services in the a great war machine well oiled. Serious trouble started a few ducted in both the morning and ing: We Appreciate Your Patronage '' The Guardian Angel guild will church. Returns from the Mardi “ N evertheless,” says Father evening on Fridays in the post aneet Thursday, March 11, in the years ago in Europe, although since The USO and the NCOS for Gras frolic will be made. Plans O'Donnell, “ the fact remains that chapel in Fort Logan, Chaplain cookies and cigareta, and also to paniels & Fisher tearoom at 12:30 long before then China was strug 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. for a Communion breakfast for all the permanent unchanging purpose Thomas Melican announced. Publi the latter for tickets obtained for (O’clock. Mrs. M. F. Dacey and Mrs. gling against an oppressor for its the young women of the parish of -a university is to educate the cation of a weekly newspaper, the the St. Patrick’s day dance. F", J. Dunst will be ho.stesses. will be discussed. whole man in llie finest traditions Catholic Chaplain's Bulletin, has To Mrs. H. A. Grant for the LoreHo Guild Will of Christian culture, to help him been begun by Father Melican. magazines received, and to Mrs. mature his faculties of intellect Station* Are Erected Clark for a crucifix and statues of Ghangs Gonslilulion and will, and not to give him a Ash Wednesday services were the Sacred Heart and Blessed Vir ESTABUSBKO 8INCC IH I Johns-Manville merely mechanical training. . . . conducted in chapels of Lowry gin. Science and engineering, un-imple- Fields No. 1 and No. 2 by Chaplain To Sister Mary Clarice and pu- ROOFS The Loretto guild •will hold its menled with the disciplines of phi Clatus E. Snyder. Stations of the lils of the Holy Family school for For Any Type Building losophy, history, the languages, and Cross, donated by soldiers, have iterature, books, and aid, to the The American Fixture Co. regular monthly meeting in Loretto allied subjects, develop mechani been erected in the chapel of field RIGID ASBE.STOS 9 Asbestos Built-up sisters and girls of .Loretto Heights HuiBtsetarw* of Heights college, Sunday, March 14, cians, not educated men with the 2 and the first Stations of the college for the entertainment and OR COMPOSITION 9 Gravel Roofing at 2:30 p.m. All relatives of Sisters qualities of leadership.” CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS ASPHALT SHINGLES 9 All Types Roll Roofing Cross were held Ash Wednesday luncheon Sunday, March 7, and of Loretto are invited to attend this So strongly docs Father O’Don night the Mardi Graa social March 9. CHURCH FURNITURE alerproofed Rock-Wool Home Insulation important reorganization meeting. nell feel the necessity for preserv On Sunday, March 7, the choir To the Senior Tabernacle so InstslUd PneniBsticall; snd SclsnU/icaUT A new constitution is to be adopted. ing liberal arts education in Amer of St. Dominic’s church sang the ciety for the altar linens and ro BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES Ask Aboit A special St. Patrick’s day feature ica that he has appointed a special music of a High Mass offered in saries. Esar Ttrns KE is planned. The meeting will dose committee to consider present edu MiUtcork of AH Kindt Ns Down the chapel of field 2 by Father To Mr. and Mrs. Nastlay and Pirmsat R.H.KimballCo. 5236 with' Benediction of the Blessed cational problems and to plan for Snyder at 4 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jersin for their fine FRANK KIRCHHOF 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. 411 MIDLAND SAVINGS BLDG„ DENVEB Sacrament in the college chapel at Notre Dome a program that will Thursday evening, March 11, co-operation in furnishing the men DENVER, COLO. 8:30. tnaintoin a proper balanoe between Father Snyder will address par entertainment.
ORIGINAL IN POOR condition PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, EEystone 4205 Thursday, March 11, 1948 MORE THAN $200 REAUZED FATHER VOLLMER LEAVES TO Canon City Student PARISH SODALITY DOUBLES SO PEO CENT OE Gives Piano Recital FOR SISTERS IN ALAMOSA SEEK ENTRANTS FOR CAMP QUOTA IN RED CROSS DRIVE
Alamosa.— More than f200 was At their breakfast meeting Sun Brookside.— The Rev. Edward Vezzettl The funeral was held in (Our Lady of Mt. Carmal Pariah, Mrs. Carl F. Ochiato read an in netted on the sisters’ benefit show day, members of the Tabernacle Vollmer, O.S.B., parish priest of St. Michael’s church, Canon City, Pueblp) society voted a donation to the teresting summary of some of ths and the Rev. Edward J. McCarthy, St. Anthony’s church and camp with the Rev. Albert Schaller, The young wpifien of St. Te American Red Cross. The Sacred articles in Catholio Action. Thi pastor o f Sacred Heart church, director for the boys’ summer O.S.B., officiating. resa’s sodality ha'^e received many Heart league women also will con wishes to thank Mr. Murphy of the camp in Holy Cross abbey, left Immaculate Concei^on sodality congratulations for their splendid discussion aroused by this survey tribute. . M ^ h y theaters for his gener Sunaay, March 7, for middle- held a spiritual meeting Wednes work in carrying out the Red Cross turned on the Lenten fast. A fur osity. The pastor and the Rev, An western and eastern points to talk day evening, March 3. Anne Cola- drive within the parish. With a ther discussion followed the read with prospective campers and to ing and analysis of the NCCW ’ Robert Paul, the son of Raymond thony Sagrera, C.R., master of Canon City.— (Abbey School) relli and Helen Aprato gav% inter quoU set at $450 by the Red Cross accept enrollments. and Charlotte Steffens, was bap novices, Antonito, accompanied by —The Rev. Justin' ■ M(McKeman, " esting talks on Lisnt, after which office they have collected to date president’s monthly message about tized Sunday. The sponsors were Sister Flacida and Sister Julitta O.S.B., home secreta^ for the John Balaraa, Jr., assistant pro an informal discussion and ques $909, more than doubling their “ Planned Parenthood.” Theye fessor o f chemistry In Boulder Marjorie Steffens and William of Capulin, Sister Swiberta of An Abbey Alumni association, has tion box were held, with Father quota. This represents only a paft and other discussions led to a reso university, was home Monday. Steffens by proxy for James Stef tonito, and Leo Salazar, attended found by recent computation Vollmer answering questions about of the donations to the Red Cross lution to introduce a qaestion box fens, who IS a' sergeant in the the funeral of Archbishop R. A. March 1, to attend the funeral of Lent that have come from the members in the regular meetings. The usual more than 90 per cent of the his grandmother, Mrs. Catherine army. Gerken in Santa Fe Saturday. Abbey school graduates are now Peter Cresto, chairman o f the of Mt. Carmel parish since so many entertainment followed. Lenten devotions for Sunday in the service. Several months flag committee, announced that gave through other agencies. Miss ^Absentees on War Jobs and Tuesday eyenings are consist ago, by means o f the alumni bulle Joe Tisone had presented a United Sara Diodosio is the captain of ing of Holy Hour; Wednesday and tin, which is published once a School Operetta States flag to the church. St, Teresa’s sodality team. iN T R om jcim Scored by Bishop Duffy Friday evenings, Stations. All Martin Oberto, who was with COMBINATION month. Father Justin appealed to Among the reports read in the Buffalo, N. Y.—Workers absent are at 7:30 o’clock. The Way all graduates or their parents to the war show that traveled the ALTAR and from war jobs are “ failing seri of the Cross will be held for scho
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Thursday, March 11, 1943 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyetone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN Sacred Heart Cathedral, Pueblo, CATHEDRAL SCHOOL CHILDREN i 1^1 Higli Students ta of Pueblo, March 12, 1942. In the picture below, taken at the time of the inaullation, ihe Mott Rev, FEEL FIT AS ea Ralph L. Haje*, rector of the North American college in Rome and former Blahop of Helena, from which dioceae Bishop Willging came, la delivering the sermon. The Pueblo Bishop i* seated at the left TO SING AT MASS MARCH 19 on the Episcopal throne. > *- ut A FIDDLE Present Drama (Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, Maxine Korber of 112 W. 11th *i Pueblo) street, is an aviator in the army ai The Feast of St. Joseph, March air base and is stationed in Will A (Continund From Lott Pago) 19, will be celebrated with a High Rogers Field, Oklahoma City. b; Hughes and Margaret Driscoll, Mass at 8 o’clock at which Gremr- Bernard Eisert, formerly 313 portraying on alternate nights the ian music will be sung by the » i l - W, 14th street, is in the army med dren of the Sacred Heart school. ical corps and is stationed in over-generous big sister; Peter Mrs. Anthony Lippis and Mrs. Zehna, the brother whose sole am Bemadino, Calif. He will enter Frank Fosseco of 2118 N. Santa Fe officer training school soon. avenue, have been patients in St. bition is to own a farm; and Mar Second Lt. Albln J. Schmidt, tha Jane Cowen and Yvonne Mary's hospital during the last week. E. W. Talbow o f 1610 W. formerly of 107 W. 12th street Kletzky, playing the role of Sally, 18th street; David Lash of 2130 is in the army air forces and is the ex-star maid with a purpose N. Santa Fe avenue; Mrs. John taking basic flying training" at Donald Campbell is the cheap pub Kratky; and Mrs. Frank Manley Gunther Field, Ala. Leo Danti of licity agent; Dorothy Bachik and of 424 W. 10th street have been ill. the same address is in the engi .Madeline Durkin have the part of Virginia Williams o f 309 W. neering department of the army Joanna, Penny’s faithful girl Ninth street and Irene Potter of air base in Muroe, Calif. friend; James Vgnuto is Monsieur 307 W. 16th street are new pa Angelo Patti, son of Mr. and : Henri, a dress designer; and James rishioners and are employed in Mrs. Joseph Patti o f 124 Cheater Grosso is a messenger boy. the Pueblo air base. street, is in Alaska.* Another son, Love and romance are punctu Mrs. C. L. Ducy returned home John, is stationed in St. Peters ated with chuckles and the comedy after a week’s visit with her son burg, Fla. is climaxed by a surprise ending. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chapman, son of Mr. To give an Irish touch to the Clement Ducy of Cheyenne, Wyo. and Mrs. Pete Chapman of 606 7T evening, the high school orchestra Fred Dixon of Colorado university W. Fifth street, is an air instruc !▼ To ST. JOSIPH will entertain the audience with spent a few days visiting with his tor of the rifle range detachment hi KANSAS cmr Irish melodies between acts. Pa mother, Mrs. Ella Dixon. Mrs. and is stationed in the marine Paul Reiteimier and Mrs. Charles corps base in Camp Matthews, San ST. LOUIS tricia Cassidy will sing “ Kerry Dance.” Woessner spent a few days in Diego, Calif. Denver. Charles Woessner is in l«. L45 pm There will be a matinee per Edward Cordova, eon of Pete ■a Kansas City. Cordova of 115 E. 15th street, is formance for the sisters of the city L4o Korber, husband of Mrs. on Sunday afternoon, March 14, a corporal In the army and is sta In To CASKR at 2 o’clock and another for the tioned in Camp Roberts, Calif. Another son, Peter, is with the ilU IN G S school children on Wednesday aft ernoon, March 17. army overseas. U. ••OOpa The students of Pueblo Cath Diocese Mirrors Louis Datz, son of Mr. and Mrs. olic high school and St. Patrick’s Anthony Datz of 311 E. Second TAKE PHILLIPS' grade school have sent Bishop Jos street, is a doctor in the army med ical corps and is stationed in Fort WMmM TIAVn. MMOmtONS eph C. Willging a spiritual bou Logan, Colo. Another son, John, MILKofMAGNESIA quet as a memento of the first 1st Year Growth ^ Trarel darinic the middle of the anniversary o f his installation as is in the air corps and is stationed N week, thou aroidiag week-end Bishop o f Pueblo on March, 12 and in Dalhart, Tex. i( trtTel peak*. a check for $50 to be used for (Continued From Last Page) Henry Spicola, son of Mr. and ei ■it Seeate ticket* well in adraiiee missionary activities in the dio Rev. Charles Fors^h, O.S.B,; and Mrs. Dominic Spicola of 426 Day- n and accept accommodation* cese. the Rev. Leo Reensteiner, O.S.B., ton avehue, is in the army in Camp arailable. If plan* are changed, all army chaplains. Phillips, Kans. Ralph Thompson, cancel reserration immediately. The latest report from the Chan son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thomp Sa t GOODBYE to those "morning i t Trarel light. Take only necea- Pueblo Legion Curia cery office reveals that more than son of 409 E. Second street, is a blues.” Next time you overeat, tary Iqggage aboard tne train. 3,200 persons from 29 of the 41 radio operator in the army and is it In planning trip*, allow for Meets in Si. Francis’ parishes in the diocese are serv in South Dakota. Another son, or stay up late at a gay party; poaaible delay*. War traffic ha* ing in various branches of the serv Alvin, is in the army in California. take Phillips' Milk of Magnesia the right of way. ice. For the soldiers away from (Continued From Loaf Page) Lawrence Patti, son of Mr. and 'Adranee planning U Ugbly im> home, an elaborate USO club, Mra. Sam Patti of 124 Chester at bedtime and wake up feeling S portant. Barlington repreaenta- gathering of all active and auxil operated by the NCCS, was opened iary members of a curia on the street, is in the army and is in "fit as a fiddle” . That’s because it tiTM are ayailable for trayel adrioe; with gala ceremonies on Oct. 6, Hawaii. yon can profit by the coonael of Feast of the Annunciation of the when the building was blessed by Phillips’ doea more than merely Blessed Virgin, were made. The Anthony Acosta, ^on of Mr. and trayel expert*. the Bishop in Pueblo. Mrs. Phillip Acoata of 304 S. Day- neutralize exceea acidity— it /in< id same is to be held Thursday eve Four Naw Pri**t* r. W. XMMION, 0*n*ral Feeaeaew Ageal ning, March 26, at 7:30 In St. ton street, is in the navy and is ishea th * job. After settling tha 17th and Champa Kayiten* 1133 Four new secular priests took overseas. Phillip, another son, is Francis’ church. op duties ;n the diocese in the Those present were: Mrs. James in the army air forces and is sta stomach, it goes on to act aa a ri year. In Antonito a novitiate tioned in Greenville, S. Car. A When buying from the Venuoto, president; Mrs. Raleigh of the Theatine Fathers was very gentle laxative— promotes ri Gentry, vice president; Mrs. A. K. third son, Joseph, is in the army n opened, with the Rev, Anthony in Camp Barkelcy, Tex. a mild yet thorough eliminations firms advertising in this Spencer, secretary; Mrs. George Sagrera, C.R., in charge. Another' d Arthur, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas Read directions on package and paper please mention that priest, the Rev. Joseph L. Teres, ,0 Hudson, Mrs. Ralph Seaman, Mrs. CHAPLAIN HIGGINS TO SPEAK S.F., assistant of the Del Norte take aa directed thereon or aa you saw their advertise Ralph Callante, Mrs. Mary Pe- rouBii oeghel paririi of the Holy Name of Marp, prescribed by your physidan; chak, the Rev. Francis Wagner, marked the golden jubilee of his WALSENBURG •« ment. and the Very Rev. A. J. Miller. AT MASSES IN ST. PATRICK'S n religious life. ONI.TWO ACTION K Lay organizations in tha dio (Continued From Lott Page) class, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Wil I T SET IP 81 cese were given particular atten 1. NIUTRAIIZII IXeiSt STOMACH PRINCE OF PEACE be taken up at all the Masses Sun liam H. Parga of 410 E. Routt ave tion in the first year o f Bishop AClDS">ond do*t ft ahned quidiar than H day, March 14. nue, recently spent a few days in Willging’s administration. The fol(*i to loll RallavM that unoaiy fotilng ol ART PICTURE The annual financial report of Pueblo en route from Norfolk, Va., Diocesan Council o f Catholic Unfug-Peei Mortuary dUconifbft olmoit ImnMdlotsly. the parish was distributed to the to the West coast His brother, ■ OFC. Women was formally organized people on Sunday, March 7. Dallas Pargo, who is in the U. S. after, several preliminary meet m EAST r m a s t r e e t 2. ACTS AS MUD lAXATtVI. C«ntW— William M. Parga, seaman first dOM not upMt tho tystam army, is now stationed in Camp ings under the supervision of the end loevo you fMtlns Pickett, Va. Bishop. Women from 14 cities of FUNERAL DIRECTORS (Continued From Loot Page) AND MORTICIANS ’oil wrung out," Tok* any The seniors of St. Patrick’s high the four deaneries df tha diocese tlmo— doM not act with Mex., where he participated in the represented their respective socie school will present the play Don’t T4li>lnB**i on** IS, E*«idw » It •mborrouing urgency. Take My Penny in the school hall last rites of the Church for Arch- ties in the Cathedral hall Sept. LI. Bishop R. A. Gerken, Umty hnyiieiatu 27, when the formal organization March 17 and 18 at 8 p.m. Tickets ommend it Joe young y are 66 cents each. The theme of the Bishop’s ad of the council took place. The ehlUren Thomas V. Healy, brother of dress at the knights’ banquet was Daughters o f Isabella, a society Mrs. A. J. Dooner of this city, has the trail of faith opened up by Cor that works under the guidance of The First National Bank IS VICTIM OF onado and other Spanish explorers the NCCW, were organized Dec, PHILLIPS* been transferred from MacDill Field, Fla., to the anti-aircraft of the great American Southwest. 29 in Pueblo. The initial enthu of Walsenburg M ILK OF school in Camp Davis, Wilming “ They in their time cut a highway siasm manifested by both groups UEMBEB F. D. L a MAGNESI/^ ton, N. Car., where he will take through the wilderness for the of women has continued unabated. WM. M. WARD. Prea. officer training. ^' King of Kings, another ‘EI Camino The Knights of Columbus have M. E, CCWING, Cashier Real,’ in order that the holy J. B. DICK, JR.. Vice President Jack McMinn, formerly of this also flourished under the new ONLY 25c AT ANY DRUGSTORE faith might be brought to the na Bishop, and, on March 7, a group (Continued From Loot Page) parish and now a resident of Chi tives of the land by the zealous cago, 111,, visited in Pueblo recently. of nine, accompanied by the Or their hearts out, bled their last missionaries of Spain,” the Bishop dinary, was initiated in the drop, and fought their fellowmen John Naughton, son of Mrs. said. Santa Fe, City of Holy Fourtn Degree in Denver. These, to the last bit of energy. Then Mary Naughton of 313 E. Evans Faith, stands today as a landmark together with the 12 Puebloans perhaps, men will realize there can avenue, left Feb. 2 for Del Monte, and symbol of the thoroughness of already belonging to the Fourth CiliioBc12cjr ^ A^daifiim not be another world of sin and Calif., where he will receive his their work in planting the banner Degree, form the nucleus of the corruption as we knew before the pre-flight training in the navy air of the Gospel of Christ; and be first assembly founded in Pueblo. Moat Rav. Franela J. Spallman. O.D« Praaldant corps. He expects to be stationed world was drawn into war, no, cause their work was done so well, Youth* Not Noflocled RL Rav. Magr. Bryan J. MeEntagart, LL.D.. National Baoratary there for about 12 weeks. we of today, other Crusaders of until we men drew the world into The youths of the diocese have Rav. John J. Corrigan, Aaalatant SeorataiY war. S/Sgt John M, Aasterud, son of the Cross, can carry on with less Mr. and Mrs. 0. N. Aasterud of difficulty and hardship than was also received attention in the past “ I once knew a world of peace. vear. Catholic school enrolment It was a world which must be 201 Garfield street, is home on a experienced by the pioneers,- but it two-vreek furlough. He is recu is the duty of Catholic leaders like has shown a definite increase and SUPPORT A MISSIONARY something like heaven. . . . Christ the presence of thp Bishop has It la not *o hard ** ytm might think. Our prieata in the Naar once knew the beauty o f heaven, perating from an operation per the Fourtn Degree Knights of Co formed in a hospital in Blythe, lumbus' to carry on that mission.” undoubtedly been responsible in East need but Five Dollar* • week to carry on their work. How many and when He saw the world in large part for the Increased en week* will you aponior? Calif, The Bishop pointed out that the Thil rulIrtoiUHpatrlotie ART PtCl'URB lithovraphtd Ifi tlx eoIoTf, li u the midst of sin and corruption. rollment establishment of the assembly art production tzprcMinr th* thoushU and •entiraanU of a trua i^triean. He ventured forth into the most Miit SplUar Wad The Boy Scouts were revived A GREAT PONTIFFS ENDURING CHRISTS LITTLE ON*ES beautiful, and still the most awful, marks only the bei^inning of Fourth PRINCE OF PEACE ART PICTURE— For Your Home on a diocuan basis Sept. 24, with INFLUENCE The little ones in Christ—the sacrifice the world will ever hear The marriage of Miss Ceciliamae degree activities in the Diocese of Thb larf* ART PICTURE in fix colon will ■norodly bo * timtly end an the Rev, Francis Bottler, then as St. Gregory the Great, whoae children of our missions, want to •ppropriat* decoration in jrour homt. of . , . and the Father said, ‘This Spitzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pueblo—“ only the beginning, but sistant of St. Mary's church in Feast occurs on March 12, was one learn (Christ’s teachings. They can NUMBER 1500—PRINCE OF PEACE onframad 10 x IS ineba* malJtd poatpaid is My Beloved Son in whom I am Earl A. Spitzer of 1005 Lake ave a good beginning, a preparation for .60. Walsenburg, as diocesan director. of tha great Pontiffs of all time. have this opportunity in a Catholic well pleased.’ nue, and Robert Owen Parley, son for things to come.” NUMBER 1500A—PRINCE OF PEAOE, ala* aa abova. but in * btauttfal of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fancy The physical development o f the He was Pope from 690 to 604 A. schooL Five Dollars will provide frama 13 x 18 inchn ready to bo ploeod in your home, mailtd postpaid for “ Please God when we return to The Pueblo assembly plans to tl.OO. Six framad ART PICTURE in ona packasa will ba mailed poatpaid of Florence, took place in St. Pat diocese has been remarkable in D.—a period of war and turmoil. for a child in school for one term. for tS.OO. our ‘heaven,’ when the war is over, hold exemplification of the Fourth view of war-time restrictions. Great in holiness and charity, he rick’s church at 9 a.m. Thursday, Degree in Pueblo in the latter part NUMBER 150A, la tha abova ART PICTURE in a beautiful frama 5 x 7 Inataea we will have done such a job that March 4. The Rev. Wm. D. Mc Chapels were dedicated in San left a lasting impression on the FOR THE NEW PRIEST with'aaael. Mailed poatpaid for .85. Threa framad ART PICTURES ia ona it can also be said of us, ‘These of May for local Knights of Co PSbto, South Fork, and Inacio, Church as a preaimer, a leader of packaea will ba mailed postpaid for tl.OO. Carthy officiated at the ceremony. lumbus as well as members of coun Every newly ordained priest are My beloved sons in whom I am Miss Veronica Spitzer, sister of along with two in the Pueblo air men, and an able, defender of the should nave his own chalice.^ Soon 8S0S SLAIN ST. BENABBEY GUILD l is l e ; i l u ' well pleased.’ Until we learn, how cils in towns of the Arkansas Val base. A few weeks after the Bish authority, of the Papacy. He it the bride, was maid of honor, and ley, Trinidad, Walsenburg, Flor ordinations will take place in our ever, to live the life that God bridesmaids were Miss Madeline op’s arrival in Pueblo, a 16-room was who sent St. Augustine to Near East missions. Many of the wants us to live, we will not know ence, Canon City, Salida, Colo house at 825 W. 15th street was England. AMAZING Ardell and Mrs. Austin L. Spitzer. rado Springs, and other councils young priests are too poor to pro peace. Gregory Donahue served as best acciuired through the generosity St. Gregory’ s name ia also at vide chalices for themselves—and “ Through the thousands of of Southern Colorado. of Mrs. Spencer Penrocs of Colo (RcpAoduciiotL Ow l man and ushers u*ere Roland tached to the practice of having their families are poorer than they. CLASSIFIED ADS miles that separate us, through Faricy and Austin L. Spitzer. The rado Springs and the El Pomar Mass said for a deceased person on It would be a fine act of charity HAND CARVED CRUCIFIX National rata tSo per word pot lasosi mini- the smoke and haze of the battle couple left for Denver the same foundation. It was remodeled and thirty consecutive days, because to give a Chalice to one of these mom 12 words It four or mors eonaeeutiee field, I see, as every other soldier afternqon; upon their return, they BISHOP WILLQINQ refurnished to serve as the Chan he strongly commended this cus priests. Ten Dollars will buy one. issues ara uaad. tha rsU Is iOt per word par sees, the loving faces of the beau cery office and Episcopal resi GLOWS BY NIGHT ioouo. Payment must accompany all orden will reside at 412 Harrison street tom, which was well known before You ma^ be certain the benefi Adi recelTtd on Monday wlU appaar la the tiful couple that God has ever Out-of-town guests present for TO CONFIRM CLASS dence. his time. ciary will remember you every inued printed for the followin* weak. (See joined in marriage, my father and the Spitzer-Faricy wedding were: Another advance in the diocese time he offers Mass. lur local Raruiet for local rataa.1 In these days we have good rea mother,. . . Being away from you Mrs. Josephine Cameron of San IN ORAND JUNCTION was well received May 28, when son to give special consideration to GOAT RAISERS this Christmas will teach us the Francisco, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. the Denver Catholic Register first Gregorian Masses. We are in the INCENSE real heavenly meaning of the appeared with a aection devoted Owen Price, Walter and "'Cyril Grand Junction.— Bishop Jos midst of a global war. Many of The Oriental Rites use incense GOAT RAISERS: Are your animals “ mllk- Birth of Christ. It will teach us Price, and Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson to news of the Pueblo diocese and at nearly every service. Hence, a int for all they'ra worth?" Do they main- eph C. Willgingig of Pueblo wUl our fellow-citizens, or friends nave something of the love Mary had of Florence. under the direction of the Rev. given their lives in defense of our censer and boat are needed in every uin hixh pr^uction for mont^ after for her poor bleeding Son on the aririve in Grand Junction Friday Patrick C. Stauter, assistant of eomta« freeh? The Purina plan of brew Mr*. Morriuay III night and will administer Confir country. Oriental chapel. Many of our ing, management, feeding and sanitation cross, the love that Jesus had for St. Patrick’s parish, Pueblo.______Mrs. George Morrissey, Sr., of mation Sunday evening, March 14, When such a tragedy comes to missions lack them. You can sup- can help jrour goats milk up to their full Mary as she wept at the cross. one dear to us, what better can we ly a censer and boat for a ilear capaeUiec. Writs for FREE 32-pagt Goat Even Christ had to suffer the 118 Michigan street, hss been con at 7:30. There will be a class of Book, and full day's feed for a goat. Dept 76 children and about 40 adults SPIRITUAL do than have Mass said for them? last chapel for Eight Dollars. 1413, Purina Mills, St Louia, Uo. liains of being separated from His fined to her home during the past two weeks because of illness. confirmed. This is Bishop Will- PROTECTION for The Church has commended the oved ones, and not until we carry SERVICE ^ A ALL MEN confidence of the faithful in the AN ALTAR HOUSEKEEPER AND SEXTON our little cross will we be able to Jing’s first official visit in Grand unction. MEN AND BOYS Gregorian Masses ss “ speedily ef No church or chapel should be return to our home and enjoy a 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION ficacious” for the deliverance of a without a proper Altar. It adda Parmanent position for middle aged, ‘white Christmas,’ but when that Dioceie of Pueblo The next social meeting of the CRUUFORM healthy couple aa houtekeeper for throe C. D. of A. will be held in the ComblMtioo o3 aoul from Purgatory. greatly to the dignity of the Mass. priests and sexton of mission and cemetery, white Christmas comes, it will be March 14, 1943 MEDAL SCAPULAR Our missionaries are able to of Yet, many of our missions have home of Mrs. Harry Chambers, with Extra San Luis Obispo, California. Monthly the most beautiful of all Christ Firit Sunday of Lent fer these Masses for one particulsr only makeshifts. Fifty Dollars lalary two hundred dollars. Writs im mases. Holy Name of Mary pariih, 421 Gunhison, with Mmes. Dun H**T7 and mediately to Rev. Patrick Daly, Old Mis can, Mueksnthaler, Susan Post, Dorabl* soul on thirty days without inter will- erect a suitable Altar in tho sion. San Lula Obispo, forwarding rtfar- “ Please G o d i t m a y be Del Norte Chroai* MI Mattingly, Alvin Anderson, and PUUd ruption. We inrite you to help Near East. encea including one from pastor. soon. . . .” St. Paul’s, Sugar City (May have RACU your departed by arranging for IS Hours* devotion.) Clegg, and Mist May Ver Hofsta^ 34-IMCB Besides his parents Jeff was CHAIM LOUS them with our Association. A lit THE GREATEST NEED NURSES TRAINING SCHOOLS as assistant hostesses. Each mem Campl*t* survived by his sister, Patricia, a ber may bring a guest. St. JoMpk tle leaflet describing this custom Tho grroatest need in the Church MAKE UP TO 325-38 WEEK aa • Tralntd student in nurses’ training in Women Collecting Funds Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Carey, 827 si.oo and will be sent free to anyone who is an adequate supply of vocations Praetical Nurse.* Learn quickly at homa. t t ChrifUfhtr to the priesthood. As the older Glockner hospital. Requiem High For Argentine Seminary Gunnison avenue, left March 7 A PMtp*U asla for it. Booklat Free. Obleax* Beiiool of Nuriing, Mass was sung in St. Patrick’s Abov« HmUI in SUilInt SUvtr men die or retire, young priests Dept R-8, Chicago. for Tucson, Ariz., in the hope *2 church March 8. Interment was the change of climate will benefit with EUxti-QI*u Cord. EASTERN CUSTOMS No. 8 must take their plaeea if the This Baxaltceal reproductloa Is Made in Roselawn. Buenos Aires.— A ipacial collec C D C C h oly PICTURE WITH Some good Catholics never gen Church’s work is to go on. This Bunco wood 11* blih. BEAl-TIPULLY OLD GOLD WANTED tion has been started by women of Mr. Carey’s health. The John r l U i L EARLY ORUERa detailed la BAND CAg^'ED 8TTLX. - The White family will occupy the uflect in the presenea of tha is especially true in the missions. crass It of rich Wilsui rinuh. The Isitfe. GOLD 385 OUNCE HAIL OLD GOLD MONTHLY La Plata for the construction of UMIVERSAL CHURCH GOODS Blessed Sacrament I Among Orien That is why we ask support for as well ss tht kslo. srt Is asllqus Ivory raeth. Oiamonda. iewslry, watdhas—raeeivo a minor seminary. The building, house during the Careys’ absence. Box 411, Dopt. "S.“ Chicaf*. nL by day—by alibt. the Itaaia^OLkAMS A tal Catholics, instead of a genu the students in our seminaries in LAVENDKB OtOW. cash by ratum matt Batlafaetioo guaran which is to be dedicated to Our ALTAR BOYS WILL teed. Fywe Information. Paramount Gold SPONSOR CARD PARTY flection, a profound bow is made, the Near East One Hundred Dol 2 B IO O IT T S F R E E roR acting Refining Co. ISOO-B Hennepin. Mlnoe- NOVENAS Lady of Lujan, will tccommodate accompaniea by the sign of the lars a year is required for each PROMPTI.T — Lorely Burreo Wood PAR- spoilt. Minn. TO some 250 seminarians. The altar boys are busy selling EYE-CLASSES DOS C H u a n x in g enui.s-e leather tickets in preperetion for their cross. Before the crucifix and student So all may have a share CASE with liduixtnct Kiflct and botutlful ictures of the saints a somewhat in this great work we have our elnure of "THE 14 BTATIO.NS O f THE OLD STAMPS WANTED The Madonna of the Ring annuel card party March 17 in St. CBOSS " Sulublo for frtsilnx. wllb erery Catholic Schools Issue Joseph’s school hell. With the pro lesser bow is made with the sign Students’ ^ Support Club. Ita mem cfuclBz ordered. IDEAL GIFT OFFER OLD STAMPS WANTED. 1 will pay 3100 for th« of the cross. At many points In bers give One Dollar a month for LUIITEO — ACT AT OSCE 1,893,910 Ration Books ceeds they plan to purchase two each for 1024 lo green Franklin stamps, Spiritual and Temporal Welfare the Mass such reverences occur. this purpose. 8E1ID MO MOMEY sanctuary lights. rotary perforated eleven (up to 31,004 each Sriiid No letter. "Please trad Reproductloa of your unua^). Send 6e today for largo illuatrated of Those In the Service of Their New -York.— Parochial schools E. J. {Jetiy) Erskine, son of 16DAYSTria/Off«r Woripy arlflaal Uaad Csrrad CnicUs far whiob I foldar showing amaxing priest paid. C ountry Mr. and Mrs. H, C. Erskine, 1035 SavalManayi Ordaryonxaiana* wUl dtpoalt It.il for one: or 33.14 for Vernon Baker. 33-S.V. Elyria, Ohio. of the Archdiocese of New York Choleaof l*t**t itrlu ••nd bR eommunloatfom U two. with pattwas upes dtllrery, pIsa a Bar* TOO ■ lortd on* Mrrtnc In tk* *m*4 and the Diocese of Brooklyn in Grand avenue, recently completed 3RONIY BACKaUAR ftw m is poitsl cbsrtn." If you srsd force* T Thtn Mnd for th* fr«* panpUtt Aniasiu Inw nrie**. MONIY BACH W A H « retalltsaea with order, wo will prepay ship. the area of Greater New York is a course of triining in Columbus, AHTXi. Hlxh*«t«o*lity matnl*l-&n>«t TOBACCO of Nev*n* Dovotlou and tSt hlatbrr of wotkinaothip.wotkinaothip, IfnetwUifUdlOOXwiUigi***** Wag ehartta. (What saadlad eback sod thil woodroiu Uadono* toerthtr with full sued a total of 1,893,910 copies of 0., end is en route to a coast port Catholic ^ a r East IDeUare Assodadbn ISe far ase*aagt.) GuaranUod Chawing, Smoking or Cinretu, iaformaUoB about onioltmont of rour lorcd wnmmktwawUI THI RKWIOVt NOUtL MFT. KU Fiva lb. $1.75. Tan 38.04. Plpo free. Pay ratioh book number two in 12 to report for duty. He served for f JJ ( . MAtKIT ST„ CHICAae, Its. on*. WHU to V. REV. ROM. PECAB8E, fljuMt TBpilfl vb bw oi Postman. KENTUCKY TOBACCO CO. B-2, S. 0. aS T ., PBIOR, CI8TESCIAN MOM- hours of working time ovd^ a pe two and a half years aboard the 410 Ltxlngton A . at 44th St. .N Y K* N. PADUCAH, KY. ARTERY. OKAUCHEE. tffJB. riod of three days. Saratoga, aircraft carrier. FBM SraTMLE D«pt, 37. Chkaf* •‘** NEWS OF THE PUEBLO DIOCESE . I PUEBLO MARCHES AHEAD UHDER BISHOP WILLGIHG
Mti I Jim Officer Who Loved God Members of Hierarchy in Colorado, is Dies in Piane Crash First Year’s Existence (Pueblo Catholic High School) Shirley Trontell a n d Jack Thomas will play the leading roles Tragedy, borne on the faltering tunity for a well-earned rest and in Ddn’t Take My Penny, this year’s senior class play to be pre wings of a medinna bomber, en sleeps late. Not Jeff. On his fur Ordinary’s Prayers in Deginning of His Rule, loughs he was before the Commun sented in the Pueblo Catholic high tered the home of Fire Chief and school auditorium on Wednesday Tt ion rail o f his church morning March 12, 1942, Asked Patrons to Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick of Pueblo after morning. and Thursday, March 17 and 18, Hi at 8 o’clock. The cast has been March 2, when word waa received Jeff could talk about heaven trained under the special direction through the army public relations and spiritual things as easily as ‘Help Us Onward, Upward’ office o f the death of their son, most of US talk abouj; the weather. of the Rev. Joseph Wamat, a for V« mer member of the faculty who 2nd Lt. Jeffrey J. Fitzpatrick, In a letter to his parents at Christ “ Our work is not in the past but in the future. I have is now stationed in Ouray. in a plane crash at 12:05 a.m. mas time his words showed the never lived in the past, but ever have kept my eyes looking Don’t Take My Penny, a comedy March 2 on the Avon Park, Flor spiritual depth of his soul. “ I am u forward,” said the Most Rev. Joseph C. Willging a year ago, in three acts, has been presented ida, range. [ sorry I cannot do more for you tv< successfully in many cities in the I Lt. Fitzpatrick, a bombardier, this Christmas. . . . I will, how March 12, 1942, speaking for the first time from the pulpit was the first casualty from St. ever, have you in my prayers. of Sacred Heart Cathedral in the magnificent ceremonies East. Penny is a movie-struck girl Patrick’s parish, Pueblo. He at There will be no ‘peace on earth’ of 16 whose ambition is to star attendant upon his installation as the first Bishop of Pueblo. in Hollywood. Harrison Day, an tended St Patrick’s grade school this year; God sees that there are and was graduated from Pueblo “ May our patrons help us onward and upward, may they author and producer, played by not ‘men of good will’ to deserve William O’Neill, is touring the Catholic high with the class of that peace. Nor will there be bring triumphs for the cross of Christ over the forces of 1939. One of the most popular infidelity and pagani.im on both country to find a heroine to por peace until rhen have sweated tray the leading role in his latest vm,' students in the history of the hi^h (TumtoPagell — Column S) slopes of this newest Christ’s king Argentine Bishop Urges vr school, he took a leading part in dom, His Church of Pueblo," the novel. But Kerry, Penny’s boy ti all students activities, and gave Bishop continued. Penance, Mortification friend, is far from willing to give 1( special attention to dramatics. Eloquent testimony that the up his partner in a tennis tourna oi In 1941 he was graduated from Pueblo Curia of prayer of Bishop Willging on that Buenos Aires.— Penance and ment. He and his pal Greg, im B' personated by Jack Boggs, scheme Pueblo Junior college, where he occasion is being answered abun moderation are recommended by bi was student-body president. dantly in every part of the dio to upset Penny’s plans. Legion Gathers Bishop Anunciado Serafini of Mer The supporting cast of the com tl After graduation young Jeff’s cese is seen in a review of the first o1 year of its existence. Chancery cedes in a message to hi& people, edy includes Marwry Moylan as aspirations were constantly which announces a novena to the a sage old grandmother; Eileen IM pointed towards service in the air records show that 2,286 Baptisms 1)0 force, which branch he entered In St. Franpis’ were performed; 690 persons were Blessed Virgin of Lujan at which Muhic and Betty Jo Naughton al leii confirmed; 365 marriages were prayers for rain will be recited. ternating as a worldly - vnse mother; Edward Hurley, a busi Ira contracted; and 716 Catholic This jection of the Province of In, The Pueblo curia of the Legion deaths were recorded in the dio Buenos Aires has been suffering ness-minded father; Margaret of Mary held its re^ la r meeting cese’s first year. Numerous com from a prolonged drought which (TumtoPagell — Column S) ' in St. FVancis Xavier^s hall Sunday munications of the Bishop have is threatening ruin to the farmers. + + • + afteriloon, March 7, intensified t h e spiritual life Our Lady of Victory praesidium throughout the diocese. A Holy of St. Francis’ parish gave its re- Hour on a diocesan basis, for ex Dgrt for the past five months of ample, was inaugurated May 1 ^vork as follows: Three hundred for the intention of a just victory f 1 and twenty patients were visited in and lasting peace. the County farm and St. Mary’s Outstanding accomplishments in and Coiwin hospitals; 44 visits to the fields of lay organization, edu the blind and sick in their homes; cation, social, and charitable en 18 tnsits to lax Catholics; 27 calls deavors have also been recorded lefl on non-Catholics to encourage in the year since Bishop Willging |TI study of the Church; 25 visits to was led to his throne by Arch rs new families in the parish; 140 bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver, calls to get children to attend the as one other. Archbishop, 11 Bish Int religious instruction classes and ops, an Abbot, almost 150 priests, Newman clubs; 47 children taught nearly a hundred sisters, and an Id' ^ catechism twice a week by three overflow crowd of the laity looked of the members; 220 copies of on in the Pueblo Cathedral. 11 Catholic papers and magazines and Dioceian Fa)n)ly Named a.- , booklets distributed; 10 religious One of the more important de rs ’ pictures placed in homes where velopments in the year’s history ! there were none; 65 medals, ro was the appointment of the offi saries, Sacred Heart badges, and Knights of Columbus Establish cial diocesan family. The Very Lt. J. J. Fitzpatrick prayerbooks distributed; two ir Rev. A. J. Miller was named Vicar regular marriages were validated; General: the Rev. John J. Kelley, March 19, 1942. He completed and eight lapsed Catholics were Chancellor; and the following be his preliminary training in Mid came consultors: Fathers Joseph land, Tex., early in November and brought back to the reception of Fourth Degree Assembly in Pueblo the sacraments, one of whom had Higgins, Edward J. McCarthy, two weeks before his death spent Shirley Trontell Jack Thomai a six-day leave with his parents been away from his religion for Thomas Wolohgn, Francis Cawley, 40 years. In significant and impressive establishment of the Pueblo as Henry M. McCarthy; faithful ad Nicholas Bertrand, and Patrick at 325 Michigan, Pueblo. miral, George McCarthy, Sr.; Five new members for the Third ceremonies setting forth fhe high sembly and installation of officers. ^ Conway, In a letter, the young officer est principles of Catholicity and In a caucus meeting on Tuesday faithful pilot, John Krasovich; Work in behalf o f the war ef expressed keen regret over the Order of St. Francis and five for faithful comptroller, Albert R. the'Altar society along with 13 latriotism, for which the Fourth evening, March 2, Edward J. fort has been particularly notice reverses our forces were then suf legree stands, Pueblo’s assembly Pettit was selected chairman of the Thomas; faithful inside sentinel, able, owing to the times. Three fering in the African war. He ex new auxiliary members were ob Robert R. Faricy; and faithful tained. Two hundred and five hours of the Fourth Degree of the nominating committee to select priests of the diocese, the Very PUEBLO pressed a strong desire to be with Knights of Columbus was formally names for officers of the assembly. outside sentinel, John A. Hamrick. Rev. Joseph Higgins, the Rev. Jos the fighters, and sounded a note were given to legion work, besides 25 hours to the weekly meetings. established on the afternoon of Edward J. Pettit, Henry M. Mc The report of the nominating com eph Walsh, and the Rev. Francis of Confidence in ultimate victory Sunday, March 7, in Sacred Heart Carthy, Louis Krasovich, and Al mittee was approved by the assem Bottler were released from service for the United States. Always The members o f this praesidium Cathedral hall. Arthur J. Alcorn, bert R. Thomas composed the com bly. After being unanimously “ Quick DeUveHet" are: Mrs. Anna Gentry, president; in the diocese to serve as army DUNDEE loyal to his schoolmates, he was state master o f the Fourth Degree mittee. The following names were, elected by acclamation, the officers chaplains, and four priests of the “ Careful Druggists’* particularly worried by the Af Mrs. Mary Pechak, vice president; in the Colorado district, led the submitted: Faithful navigator. Dr. were installed by the past state CLEANERS & Mrs. Mary Venuto, secretary; Mrs. Benedictine community in Canon The K-D PHARMACY rican campaini because he knew Corps from the Denver assembly in A. J. Dooner; faithful captain. master, Joseph Little, with the co City were likewise released from many of his former school fellows Gertrude Arthur, treasurer; Mrs. DYERS operation of the faithful pilot, Bert their duties to serve with the ZSili A EUiabMh Sti. Phon* UlS Broadway - Arcade Bldg. were in the midst of it. Mae Newton, Mrs. Josephine On Sunday^ March 14 Beckius, and the color-guard. A armed forces. They are the Rev P. E. WTNDLE. Prop. ' 1349 East 8th The priests of young Jeff’s home Skube, and Mrs. Jennie Callante. note of interest is to be, found in W « SETHBN EVESTTBING BUT Regis Barrett, O.S.B.; the Rev. THB DIBT Phonea 69-70 Phone 7343 parish testify that he never passed A letter of connatulations, en those who composed the color- Matthew Connelly, O.S.B.; the the church without entering for couragement, and su ggestion s guard. Walter-Hyland served as (TumtoPagell — Column 8) a short visit, and the visits were from the concilium in Dublin, Ire Chaplain Higgins to Speak an officer in the Spanish American many since he lived but a block land, was read. war, Vincent Wendllng in the first Assigned to St. Mary’s Your Buttneu It Appreeiated Complimants of from St. Patrick's. On furlough, Plans for the acies, the annual World war, and Sergeant Walter In Walsenburg a soldier usually takes the oppor- (TumtoPagell— Column t) Chmieleski is serving in the United St. Marys Hospital At Masses in St. Patrick’ s States army in the present war. The Palace Drug Ce. Conducted by Other members of the Denver THE REXALL STORE Y^ITHOUT your prayers, your assembly serving on the degree f Sisters of Charity ” sacrifices, your alms for the (St.‘ Patrick’s Parish, Pueblo) Fitzpatrick on March 8. Mr. and corps were Ray J, Noone, William Phones 27-28 406 N. Main St. u s Qalacr Phoa* 47SI men and women valorously strug L t Joseph Francis Higrins, pas Mrs. Jerry Sullivan of Las Ani- Nelson, Steve Puksta, Lawrence gling at the mission front,,the tor of St. Patrick’s church, who is nfas, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Fitzpat Schlereth, and W. D. Menard. missions will end in min. All now serving as chaplain with the rick of Provo, Utah, and Mike A banquet for the newly estab the work larished on countless U. S. army in Carlisle Barracks, Grant of La Junta also attended lished assembly and their guests in RODERT S. FARICY missionary- enterprises through Pa., will arrive in Pueblo on a the funeral of Lt. Fitzpatrick. the Whitman hotel at 5:30 o’clock the centuries is now facing its brief leave Saturday, March 13. PTA Meeting Held followed the ceremonies. There MONUMENTS MAJOR supreme test. All help for the Father Higgins will speak to the were M present including the GRAVE MARKERS missions is shut off from Europe. people at all the Masses on Sun S t Patrick’s high school PTA ladies of the knights. Henry M. America is the only land left day. met in the school hall Monday, McCarthy was toastmaster. Speak 707 S. Main St. - Phone 260-W which is able and willing to main Shelton Bryan of this parish is March 8, at 2:30 p.m., and the ers included state master, Arthur A newcomer to the Pueblo dio C tain the standard-bearers ,of patient in St. Mary’s hospital. grade school PTA met Friday, J. Alcorn; past state master, Jos Christ in their appointed work cese is the Rev. Francis Papesh, Mr. and Mrs. Edson Holland of March 12, at the same hour. eph Little; faithful navigator of who has been assigned to St. for God and souls. Here are A 787 S. Main street went to Denver The Forty Hours’ devotion Pueblo assembly, Dr. A. J. Dooner; T H E PRINCE FEW SUGGESTIONS how you Mary’s church, Walsenburg, where Sunday, March 7, to visit their son, opened in S t Patrick’s church the Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan; he will devote much of his time to can help our missionaries) PHARMACY FLOUR George, who is a student in St Sunday morning, March 7, at the 11 faithful friar, the Rev. Clement work among the Slovenian people. 1) Join our Co-Missionary Apos- Thomas’ seminary. o’clock Mass and ended with sermon V. Gallagher; and His Excellency, The new priest speaks several Pharmaeeutical Chemist The standard of quality for tolate! It is spiritual throughout Assistant Fire Chief J. L. Cain. and Benediction of the Most the Most Rev. Joseph Clement Will languages and has done youth Cor. Nertkora * Pino PImbo SIS perfect baking. —no fees, no duesl Ask for par Hugh D. Cawley, Clinton Turnbull Blessed Sacrament Tuesday eve ging. Bishop Willging returned work since his ordination. , PUEBLO. COLO. ticulars! Qose to 200,000 men and Arthur J. Becker of the Den ning. Sunday morning from Santa Fe, N. Father Papesh was bom in Chi hers have been enrolled so far. ver fire department came to Pueblo The Indian-Negro collection will (TumtoPagell — Column S) cago; attended St. Mary’s semi for the funeral of L t Jeffrey J. (TumtoPagell — Column S) nary in Lemont, 111.; and was or 2) SI will support a missionary + + + needed In all our tropical mission dained in Quigley seminary, Chi The firms listed here de priest or Brother or Sister in any M onaek’ s Bakery fields; and $2.65 will cover the cago, on May 28, 1939. After his serve to be remembered of our eighteen pagan mission expenses for 5,000 aspirin tablets fields, for one day. For how many ordination he was stationed in St Good Bread and Pastries when you are distributing which are also in great demand George’s parish, Chicago, and was days or weeks will yon support everywhere. your patronage in the dif one of our missionaries? a member of a mission band work 422 W. NORTHERN ing in Cleveland, 0 .; Waukegan, ferent lines of business. 3) We can take care of your Mass 9) $100 will buy five complete III.; and Minneapolis, Minn. PUEBLO, COLO. intentions, if your Pastor cannot. vestments (i.e., all five colors) 'The Rev. Louis Pecorilla, pastor Offerings for Gregorian Masses for a missionary priest. of Our Lady of Guadalupe parish. are also welcome! La Junta, has been ill in St Mary’s CHUBCH AND SCHOOL 10) For $150 we can procure for PROGRAMS — BOOKLETS — CATALOGS 4) For $5 yon can ransom a any of our missionaries a Hass hospital for the past two weeks, but is rapidly recovering and will STATIONERY — Om CE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES pagan child. You have the privi- Kit containing everything re ITrii* or Call lege of giving a baptismal name quired for the offering of Holy soon return to La Junta. Father to the child. Mass, including chalice, vest Pecorella is one of the oldest O’RRIEN PRINTING & STATIONERY CO. ments, altar stone, linen, etc. It priests in point of service in the 5) The average salary for a cate Phone 603 114 W. 5th Street is a real necessity for the traveling Pueblo diocese and has done much PUEBLO. COLORADO chist (native teacher of Christian missionary. pioneer work in Our Lady of Doctrine) runs from S7 to flO a Guadalupe parish. month. Won’t yon be able to sup. 11) $500 to $1,000 will pay for The Very Rev. Raymond Newell port one for a month or two, or a chapel, and for the amount of is also on the sick list and is even for a year? The more cate $2,000 to' $5,000 missionaries are a month’s leave of ab- HOTEL WHITMAN chists a missionary has, the more able to build a good-sized church. sence in Littleton, where his AND converts he can make. Whgt a wonderful monument you brother, the Rev. Hubert Newell, could thus erect for yourself or 6) For Si2 we can buy a dozen is administrator of St. Mary’s The Whitman Lounge Cafe for anyone dear and near to yon! church. crucifixes which the missionary PUEBLO gives to new converts, to be placed 12) Now, during spring, have a in their homes. treasure hunt in- your home. Da of I. Receive 50 7) For $25 you can place a cibo- You’ll be surprised how much you rium or chaUce in the hands of a can find that wiD help the mis New Pueblo Members missionary. Why not offer one in sions) Anything COLD (rings, atonement for the sins of the watches, eyeglass frames, dis FOR EVERYDAY past, in gratitude for favors re carded dental work, etc.); also Our Lady of Victory circle, ceive, or to obtain a certain anything sterling silver or plati- Daughters of Isabella, has received favor which you have much at num. . . . Broken, tarnished, or 50 new members into ita ranks. heart? beyond repair— let us have it, and Twenty-five of these were obligated LOW CUT PRICES 8 ) . $30 will defray the expenseswe- shall turn it into cash for the Tuesday, March 9, in the Sacred for a Medical Kit containing the support of our missionaries. Heart Cathedral hall, Pueblo. most necessary medical outfit for 13) Help us spread our free mis Among them were Misses Vera a missionary’s dispensary work. sion literature. This is surely the Jakopich, Matilda Louise Ponick, Shop at For $10 we ai« able to procure most painless way of helping the Helen Ponick, Lillian E. Balias, 1,000 quinine tablets so much great cause. Olga R. Balias, Shirley Trontell, Catherine Peterson, and Betty Lou Addreu all your eorroMpondeneo to oitheri Rozboril and Mmes. Fern E, Ver- Bottom row, left to right, John A. Hamrick, the Very Rev, Thomas J. Wolohan, the Most Rev. Joseph lengia, Harriet Douglas, Irma A. Father Bruno, S.V.D., Miss. Bureau, Techny, 111. — or; C. Willging, the Rev. Qement V. Gallagher, faithful friar; aiid Arthur J. Alcorn, state master; second row, Krutka, Mary Balias, Rose Anne Robert R. Faricy, John Krasovich, Albert R. Thomas, Charles Balias, Dr. A. J. Dooner, faithful narigalor; Balias, Bruno De Rose, Rose Ma EROVEDRUGCO Father Robert, S.V.D., Migs. Bureau, Girard, Pa. • and Charles Carara; top row, Gtmrge McCarthy, Sr.; Louis Krasovich, Dennis Burke, Fred S. Coleman, rie Valenti, Lenore Bartholomew, Henry M. McCarthy, and Charles Krasovich. This picture was taken at the installation of the Fourth Elizabeth R. Matson, and Gladys Degree assembly in Pueblo March 7. Maize.