7,350 PUPILS ARE IN DENVER CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BISHOP TIHEN PRESIDES M INIME OF NOBE HUN M BUSSING OF NEW EHIPE W DM uiiT m s U m iE DilCAlN iP U Ili HM Relil^ous Life Called One of Sacrifice, Not Many Buildings Already Have Been Filled to of Ease Capacity
With all the solemn ritual of the work, in this case the work of bring A survey of registration at Cath creased attendance at many of the Church the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen, ing up God’s children. olic schools in Denver this week indi high schools, proving that the value D.D., Bishop of Denver, at a Solemn “ The religious life is one of sacri cates an increase of more than 300 of higher education is being more Pontifical Mass at 10 o'clock Thurs fice, not of ease. The willingness of pupils over the enrollment of l^ t fully appreciated and sought even day, Sept. 18, blessed the chapel of the religious to bear burdens is one The National Catholic Welfare Conference Newt Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Regieter. year. Definite figures were not avail with present financial difficulties. the new Pancratia hall on the Loretto of the chief marks of their charac We Have Alto Our Own Exlentive Special Service, the K. 'o f C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the able in all cases, but the registration Many of the schools are already filled Heights campus. The dedication of ter. It has been quite a burden for, Pidet Service and the California Catholic Pratt Service closely approximates 5,100 in the to capacity. the nail itself took place at 2 o’clock the Sisters of Loretto to erect this grade schools, 1,400 in the high Registration at the colleges and in the afternoon with the Rt. Rev. beautiful building for the education schools and academies and 460 in the seminary is just being completed this Bishop again oiBciating. of children, facing the cares and wor VOL. XXVI. No. 5. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1930 $2.00 PER YEAR colleges and seminary. With more week. St. Thomas’ seminary expected Tne chapel is the first one in Den ries that tney did already. It is of than 400 girls in training at the vari to have about 90 students for the ver to be dedicated to Christ the King immense significance in the lives of ous Catholic hospitals of the city the priesthood enrolled finally. Regis and the Bishop stressed the impor us all that they have done so. total of students under Catholic in college reports 193 college students tance o f Christ the King as an ex “ We often erect monuments to struction amounts to more than 7,350 and some 185 in the Idgh school. ample to the children in a short talk great men to show our appreciation this year. This is a record for the Loretto Heights college expected to given at the conclusion of the Mass. of them and it is well to do so. The city, , have 160 pupils or more, \rith about “ In the ceremony you have just lives of the sisters who teach here With “ hard times a knockin’ at 70 at Pancratia hall. St. Mary’s witnessed,” said the Bishop, “ you are a modfl for the young children, the door” this year, the increase in academy registered some 160 this have seen one of the millions of besides the worthy instruction that enrollment shows how hard the Cath year, an increase of about ten more religious ideas and thoughts that have they give. With the dedication of olic parents of Denver are striving to than last year. The freshman enroll come from the superabundant grace this chapel to Christ the King, there gdve their children.a Catholic educa ment was unusually large, some 22 o f God. In every house where re will be brought before them every tion. The number of students would students entering the class. ligious life or where; religious work day the example of One who led the probably be even larger if all par The Cathedral school leads tho is carried on, you see a place set most perfect life that man ever did. The leaven o f His spirituality apd ents realized the vital necessity of parish schools in enrollment, having aside from the everyday work that is such an education and could really dedicated to God alone. There the goodness will be spread through all 320 in the high school and 346 in of us from His effect on the hun- see what their children are migsing the grades, an increase of nearly 100 religious gather the strength, the wis by attending public schools. An en dom and the love to carry on their (Continued on Page 8) pupils altogether. There are 137 rc- couraging feature this year is the in (Continued on Page 8) Community Center in Danger of Visitors From 23 States knd 2 Again Becoming Proselytizing Agency Foreign Countries to Be Here The North Side Community cen The date of the injjorporation of the place as a community center was According to information received Hanna, there will be the Most Rev ter, located at West 30th avenue and at tho headquarters of the National Lipan street, a former Methodist February 27 of this year. In accord erend Albert T. Daeger, O.F.M, Council of Catholic Women, twenty- church which for years had been a ance with the original plan, a Cath D.D., Archbishop of Santa Fe, who three states, Mexico ^nd Australia thorn in the side of the Catholics in olic paid social.worker went to the will be the celebrant at the Pontifical center on April 1. This worker im will be represented at the forthcom High Ma.ss with which the meeting the Italian colony, gives every indi- ing convention to be held in Denver cbtion, that far from being a non mediately began to work out the pro opens; the Rt. Rev. J. Henry Tihen. gram which had been authorized and September 28 to October 1. This D.D., Bishop of Denver, who is host sectarian organization, according to number will- be greatly increased a mutual agreement to make it so her efforts met with instant success. to the convention; Rt. Rev. Josepli within the next few days. last spring by a committee of Cath Likewise, Catholic laymen were in Schrembs, D.D., Bishop of Cleveland, His Grace, the Most Reverend Ed olics, Methodists' and Communit/ terested in the project to assist in and chairman of the Department of ward J, Hanna, D.D., Archbishop of Chest officials, it will in the near the boyology work there, and from the Lay (Organizations of the National San Francisco, wil^ address a mass Catholic Welfare Conference; Rt. future be more of a proselytizing outset the popularity of the center His Eminence Cardinal Grar^b proved that form a social standpoint meeting at the City audittorium Sun Rev. John J. Mitty, Bishop of Salt agency thpn ever before. Pignatelli di Belmonte, who, follow day evening on “ 'The Ideals of Cath According to the a^eement made it would be of immense civic benefit. His Majesty King Albert of Belgium photographed during a visit to Lake, who will officiate at Benedic the Latin Cathedral of Baghdad, Irak (Mesopotamia). With His Majesty ing the death of Cardinal Vannutelli, olic Womanhood.” A concert by a tion on Sunday afternoon at Loretto when the place was changed from a The reason that the Methodists en became the dean of the Sacred Col church to a community center, non- tered into the agreement was recog are General Swaggers, Father Innocent, O.C.D., pastor of the Cathedral, and 'vested choir under the direction of Heights college, where the delegates lege of Cardinals. His Eminence is Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph Bosetti sectarian social work among the nized, not so much that they had tired Father Seraphin, O.C.D.— (N.C.W.C.—-Fides.) will assemble following an automo 79 years old and was elevated to the will be a feature o f the evening. Italian people was to be its main of their proselytizing activities but bile tour of the city, and Rt. Rev. Sacred College nearly nineteen years Owing to the fact that the Euchar and only object. It wa.i; decided that that these activities were not bearing Joseph F. Rummel of Omaha, who ago.— (Wide World.) istic Congress at Omaha will immedi a financial drive would be conducted, enough fruit to justify the contin host to the Eucharistif Congress.,' the Methodist Church to be reim uance of the place under Methodist Contest Winner Starts Fund for ately precede the Catholic women’s The convention will _ close on bursed from the proceeds for the auspices. Whatever the reason, meeting, an unusual number of mem Wednesday evening with 'a banquet bers of the hierarchy will be in at money it had put into the building however, the removal of the prosely at the Hotel Cosmopolitan. Mrs. qnd the surplus to be used in putting tizing agency, was a relief to the Sisters’ Hospital in Alamosa tendance. In addition to Archbishop (Continued on Page 4) the center on a strong basis for com Catholics, and they gladly lent their LISTENING IN munity social work. The governih|I hand in the co-operation to make the Alamosa.— Mrs. Fred Esquibel, Fred Higel, W. N. Busing and H. W. Almost tho first letter written from board of directors was to consist of place strictly a social center. who last week was awarded the first Zachies. V ■ the field ~by General Robert £. Lee six Catholics, six non-Catholics and A Methodist minister has been in prize of ?1,000 fn 'The Alamosa The annual bazaar, known as Something New in Chapel Decoration three members to be appbinted by the charge of the center all this time as to his wife, concludes with the foL Daily Courier subscription contest, Asomala, will be held from October lowing lines: “ I send you a check for Community Chest. One of these superintendent, and for the first two 14 to 18 and the proceeds this year three Chest appointees is a Catholic, months the plan worked out very immediately gave a check for one- $500, all 1 have in bank. Please pay ' in Local Redemptorist Rectory will go into the fund for the new the children's school bills first,” the other two non-Catholic. which well. Starting in June, however, and half of the amount to a fund to build hospital. The grand award will be gives the balance of power to the non- continuing with more evident antici a sisters’ hospital in Alamosa. Her residence property valued at $1,000 That advice is commended to all A new note in church decorating dinary chapel decorations in appear ■ Catholics. From a Catholic stand pation in the months following, there generous donation officially opens donated by Mrs. Elizabeth Cunning parents who send their children away has come to Denver and has been ance, ^ point, this is not really an unde- has been an apparent change of heart an account in the name of the pro ham. There will be numerous other to school.— “ America.” arousing a great deal of interests sijable state of affairs, provided the on the part of the superintendent The greatest surprise comes per posed hospital. A committee to awards and countless ,'tooths and The amount of bad money carried Any number of priests and laymen haps to those who had seen the chapel center be conducted along the lines An e;-..ericnced Catholic layman who handle the fund has been appointed amusement features to attract pa on their books by some boarding have been visiting the newly-decor of the original agreement. had starced proper boy work there before it was renovated. The orig consisting of D. W. Kirkpatrick, trons, schools is appalling. ^ ated chapel in the monastery of the inal plaster finish.had lost its white This division of the directors ac suddenly found the doors of the in Redemptorist Fathers of St. Joseph’s tually places the power of the board stitution locked against him, and a ness with the dingy marks of time. parish in the past few days. Nearly A rather small place anyhow, the in the hands of the Chest appointees, boys’ worker from the Community A ciric leader of Dallas, Texas, is everyone has given his approval to and if the Catholics desired to make church, V/est 44th and Julian, of campaigning widely to promote a chapel seemed to shrink even further the treatment of the chapel, but the upon itself. The new decorations the center a place for the conversion which the superintendent of the North Subject for Fourth Degree, K. of C., “ respect for funerals” here such as discussion that has ensued is a fur have not only been designed to make of non-Catholics, which would be in Side Community center is pastor, has is shown in Europe. Having himself ther proof of its distinctiveness. the room seem larger but to give it a imical to the agreement, the Xhest been put in his place. been profoundly touched by the old- members would have the power to The Catholic social worker has met Annud Essay Contest Is Announced The style might be called modified very definite atmosphere as well. world custom of baring the head and modern. It does not in any way overrule their plan. Likewise, a move with opposition at every turn lately, 'The thing that strikes one most John H. Reddin of Denver, su genuflecting in silence as the dead approach the ultra modem style that strongly upon entering is the feeling on the part of the hon-Catholics to in fact she seems to run into a stone the Declaration of Independence.” pass by, he is making an earnest ef is prevalent in Germany now and return the center to the standing of wall every time she tries to do some preme master of the Fourth Degree, Tn all other jurisdictions to master in of being uplifted, a sensation of lim Knights of Columbus, on Thursday each district shall choose the sub fort to induce public and religious that seems grotesque to most people. itless space compassed within a tiny a proselytizing agency, could and thing. There is no secret about the agencies to foster these rites of rev announced the subject and the rules, ject, which, however should be in ac Rather, it is dignified and beautiful room. The geometric designs on the should also be squashed by the Chest intention to have her replaced no erence in his own city. It is e u y to for the seventh annual prize essay cord with the spirit and purpose of though very different from tho or (Continued on Page 8) members. (Continued on Page 7) be amused by the lesion in such logic, contest to be conducted by the assem the Supreme assembly resolution, ' declares The Commonweal, and to bly. The contest is open to junior In his instructions on the contest, point out the undeniable truth that and senior high school students in all being mailed this week to the vari European veneration for the dead accredited public, private and pa ous masters of the Fourth Degree, DENVER LOSES FINE RELIGIOUS Plan of Catholic Education springs from the unquestioning and rochial high schools in the United Mr. Reddin concludes with the fol absolute Catholic belief in the resur States, Puerto Rico, Canal Zone, Can lowing: rection of the body. It teems to us . IN DEATH OF DOMINICAN NUN Traced by Radio Speaker ada, Newfoundland and Mexico. In “ If we can implant such [patriotic! wiser and more charitable to welcome addition to the prizes aggregating sentiments in the youth of,o.ur land the impulse to treat death as august, $150 in each of the sixty districts of from year to year as they grow for what it it worth— and to add that Denver lost another one of its sible. She became critically ill about New York.—;The method by which tion of the primary truths of re the Fourth Degree, the Suipreme as wonderful rsligious workers in the three weeks ago and was taken to ligion, coupled with some moral to manhood and womanhood, the it may be worth a good deal. A Cath the aim of Catholic education, which sembly offers additional national passing of Sister Mary Aimo Wall of St. Anthony’s hospital, where she training, principally along the lines Knights of Columbus will have ac olic practice, even without the core is the same as that of the Church it prizes of $1,000— $500 for first the Third‘ Order of St. Dominic, who died on W^nesday, September 17. of obedience, truth telling and char complished a patriotic service of of Catholic belief, is apt to he better self, is pursued was described by the place, $800 for second and $200 for was stationed at the convent in St. Fortified by the Last Sacraments of Rev. Charles L. O’Donnell, C.S.C., ity. In school there will be text great and enduring value to our be than no practice at all. It may pre books in religion, graded as are other, third. Thus it is possible for the loved country. Our future citizens pare tome minds for Catholicism, Dominic’s parish. Priests who knew the Church, she had also the com president of the University of Notre winner in a district to be rewarded forting presence o f her companion Dame, last Sunday in his second ad studies to meet the condition of the will thus acquire a better knowledge just at good manners prepare children her well say that they were ac dress of a series in the “ Catholic developing intelligence . . . with $575, $375 or $276 for his or of and a firmer faith in th^ principles for benevolence and social-minded- quainted with no other sister so^pop- nuns to sustain her, all gathering her essay. The winning essay in about to chant the “ Salve Regina” as Hour.” The “ Catholic Hour” is “ But formal in^ruction is not all. on which our government is founded nets. And short of this, if this spe ular and well loved by the people as each district will be forv/arded to the sponsored by the National Council Notice that religion in this system and will aid in moulding an intelli cific practice helps to cure even one Sister Aimo. She had been stationed she passed aWay. of Catholic Men and is broadcast is not an isolated study. It comes supreme body for judging in the gent and loyal citizenship for the American community of that dread in Denver for eighteen years and had The funeral will be held from the over a network of the National Broad into every day’s program of classes. finals. preservation of our institutions, for ful, unseeing blandness in the pres made a host of friends. Though not convent at 8:30 Friday, September casting company, including KOA, Sunday school is different. Religion Mr. Reddin has announced as the the solidarity and perpetuation o f this ence of mortality which is part of the able to teach for the last six years 19, and from St. Dominic’s church at Denver. , , isolated from the child’s daily school subject for the essay in the United republic, on that foundation estab price we pay for our untragic history on account of her health, she had 9 o’clock, when a Solemn Requiem Father O’Donnell reiterated the life must reach his mind, not to States and its possessions “ Early lished by tbe sacrifices and ' . ’'ism and our “ achieving” temperament, it been very active in promoting the Mass will be celebrated. The Rev. statement that, "The Catholic religion speak of his moral nature, with a American Patriotism Culminating in of our forefathers.” will bo doing a humanizing and civil work of the parish. She always kept James J. Regan, O.P., will offer the is a body of truth to believe and a quite different impact. Children izing service. in touch with her former pupils. Mass, assisted by the Rev. W. A. way of life to follow.” He added really live in school if the school is Sister Mary-Aimo was born and O'Connell, O.P., as deacon and the that, “ While it is true that Christ at all what it should be. Even at reared in Chicago. She came to Rev. James P. Flanagan of S t Mary founded a Church and not a univer home they are ‘school children,' they Abbot Cyprian to Attend Meeting A Onitan'an paper, Tbe Christian Denver eighteen years a ^ and was Magdalene’s parish, Edgewater, as sity, the Church which He founded have their ‘home work’ to do; their Register, pays a tribute to the Jesuit stationed 'in St. Dominic’s parish. subdeacon. Burial will be in Mount is a teaching Church for the school whole young life takes its orienta martyrs recently canonized. “ The She taught the first grpde in the Olivet cemetery. tion from the school. By no stretch ing of the soul of man . . .” of Benedictines in Chicago men who were elected to the rank of parish school until 1924, when she Sister Aimo is survived by a cousin, of imagination can they be said to “ Accordingly,” he said, “ in the sainthood,” says the paper, “ were six had to give up her teaching duties Miss Mayme Morgan, and two very earliest stage of Catholic edu have a Sunday school life. Judge The Rt. Rev. Cyprian Bradley, Jesuits and two lay brothers who were because of ill health. Her indomita of the consequence then, solely from nephews, Stephen and William Wall, cation, express instruction in Chris O.S.B., Abbot of Holy Cross abbey. martyred by the Iroquois for their ble will, however, took no account of all of Chicago. They are all ex tian doctrine is begun. Ordinarily an intellectual point of view, of ad faith, in Canada and New York in her condition and she engaged in all pected to arrive in Denver in time the child will have learned at home mitting religion— the knowledge or Canon City, will leave on Sept. 23 for the first half qf the seventeenth cen sorts of parish work whenever pos for the funeral. its prayers and been given some no (Continued on Page 4) Chicago to attend the meeting of tury. Braver men never ventured out Abbots of all monasteries of the among savage peoples than those re American Cassinese Congregation of ligious zealots. They voluntarily se the Benedictine Order. One of the lected a life of privation, suffering Program lor Sixth National and almost inevitable martyrdom Rangers to Inaugurate Night ' primary objectives of this meeting, (Continued on Page 4)- which will open on Sept. 20 and con FootbaU With D.. U. Saturday Eucharistic Congress Next Week tinue for two days. Is the discussion of problems of the Catholic Univer Night football will be inaugurated success, the Regis boys cannot fail. Omaha.— Following is the com behalf of city, Hon. Richard Metcalfe, sity of Peking, a Benedictine institu with the modem lighting system in Regis’ team is weaker at this stage plete program for the Sixth National mayor of Omaha. Address on behalf 10 00 10 Denver this Saturday night, when than the one which faced D. U. last Eucharistic Congress to be held here tion. of prelates and cler^ , Rt. Rev. Jos the Rangers from Regis college and season, but gives promise of devel next week: eph Schrembs, D.D., Bishop of Cleve On his return from this confer the Pioneers from Denver university oping later in the season into a for Monday, September 22 land. Response, Most Rev. Pietro ence Abbot Cyprian will stop in the will meet in their battle for the midable squad. The Rangers have a 4 00 p. m.— Meeting of diocesan Fumasoni-Biondi, DCD., Apostolic Del northern part of the state, where he gridiron supremacy of the city. The splendid first team, but are woefully directors of Priests'^ Eucharistic egate to the United States. will fill two speaking engagements. game will be played at the D. U, weak on their line reserves. They ’ Tuesday, September 23 The first address will be on Sept. stadium. Advance dope on the re- showed for a number of the alumni **^^00 p. m.— Civic reception for 9:30 a. m.— Solemn Pontifical Vo 30 when he will speak on '“ITie s[iective merits of the two teams •last Saturday afternoon. Apostolic Delegate, visiting prelaiea tive Maas of the Blessed Sacrament at School of Catholic Action” before Bishop J. Henry Tihen will leave gives the edge of the battle to the Coaches Strader, Reardon and Mc- St. Cecilia's Cathedral. Celebrant: and other guests at the Ak-Sar-ffen the national convention of the Na Depvcr Sunday night for Omaha, Pioneer squgd, which is reported to Glone have been working overtime coliseum; Frank Burley, hon^ary Most Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-Biondi, tional Council of Catholic Women. where he w ll attend the Sixth Na be much stronger than last year's trying to whip the Rangers into shape chairman; Francis P. Matthews. D.D., Apostolic Delegate. Sermon; On October 2 he will speak at the tional Eucharistic Congress, expected team, which defeated Regis in a post for this game, which is a week earlier K.S.G., presiding. Address on be Most Rev, Francis J. L. Beckman, to be the largest Catholic gathering than Regis has ever opened Its foot D.D., Archbishop of Dubuque. silver anniversary celebration of Fa season game, 32 to 18. half o f laymen, Paul Martin, M.A., in the country since the International Spirit at tho Ranger camp has been ball season before. If Vegher is in 2:00 p. m.— First session for the ther Antonine Hintenach, O.S.B., of LL.B., Omaha, Ncbr, Address on Eucharistic Congress in Chicago sev running high all week, however, and shape to play Saturday, he and Cow- behalf of state. Hon. Arthur Weaver, clergy, Creighton gymnasium. Rt. the Sacred Heart of Mary church, ABBOT CYPRIAN BRADLEY eral years ago. !if determination is any indication of (Continued on Page 4) governor of Nebraska, Address on (Continued on Page 7'. ^outh Boulder.
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AUTO TOUR FOR CIRCLE PLANNING N.C.C.W. VISITORS PARTY PARISH ^^ood C offee^ A used car m o d e r a t e l y p r i c e d After a trip of several hours, dur (Blessed Sacrament Parish) Z0faPound-3iIbsSl'y^' Othtr GrofUs 33 fandup ' m»cn ing which delegates to thq national The St. Joan of Arc circle will offered at ~viirr M meet Friday to complete plans for a M rm i convention of the N.C.C.W. will en joy a glimpse of the rugged beauties card party for the parish. The party -SANDIRSONS'' o f the Rocky mountains, they and win be hdd the latter part of Octo a price their automobile hosts will be enter ber in one of the prominent down 1514 ARAPAHOE TA. 1591. tained at a tea at Loretto Heights town hotels. A clever prize will be You’d probably jump at the opportunity if you were in awarded at each table. > college. This will be one of the few TRIANGLE BARBECUE the market. These prices are good in all Piggly Wiggly and recreational events of the convention The Altar and Rosary society held You’d have some idea of the actual condition of a car. its first fall meeting Friday at the MacMarr Stores in Denver, Englewood, Littleton, and promises to be a pleasant fea 1045 W. Colfax MAin 9269 'Y ou 'd be certain of the service you could mcpect. ture. Miss Margaret M. Fallon is rectory. rectory, Mrs. Augustus B. Berger Excellent Food Served in general chairman of the affair, which was elected as secretary to fill the It’s much the same buying a used car here. We know a Aurora and Arvada for Friday and Saturday, Septem Pieatent Surroundings is being sponsored by Loretto Heights vacancy caused by the resignation of car before accepting it in TRADE and we pass that knowledge ber 19 and 20: Mrs. E. H, Pigeon. Trr oor Regular Dinners and Barbecued on to you. Alumnae association. In the receiv Chicken, Beef, Pork and Ribs ing line will be the officers of the Miss Mary Leary of Dubuque, Prices are surprisingly low. Terms convenient Transac alumnae— Miss Margaret Sullivan, Iowa, niece of Father Leo Flynn, is tion is on a friendly man-to-man basis. Come in and look n ilir I Fini r h u n t s s t a p l e s l ic e d president; Mrs. Abbott Plunkett, vice visiting the faculty o f the Blepsed USE over our present offerings. president; Miss Ethel Doss, record Sacrament school. ing secretary; Mrs. James Dolan, cor Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Fitzsimmons CORBETT’S E.Z. G.M.A.C. Terms PINEAPPLE are enjoying a motoring trip in Cali I responding secretary, and Miss Helen * First Choose YoUr Dealer— ^Then Choose Your Used Car McDonald, treasurer. fornia. • ICE Tea will be served from beautifully Mrs. Euphemia Kelly is building a diicorated tables by the following: beautiful new home on Bellaire street. CREAM n r I n n h u n t s s t a p l e Miss Julia Clifford and Mesdames W. Mrs. Harbick; mother of Mrs. Murphy-Mahoney r h 11 K \ Ho. 1 tall can for...... 17c H. Andrew, Fred Davis, John F. Vail, Frank Gea^, left Thursday for her Your Chevrolet Dealers 1 L f i l l l U 3 cans for...... 50c W. R. Leonard, P. R. Riordan, George home in Milwaukee. Laws, M. J. McCarthy, Joseph Seu- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Weldon are 2986 North Speer Blvd. GAIlup 1457 bert and Margaret Dick. Members spending the week in Glenwood Next to thiN orth Side High School of the Alumnae association will as Springs. BI-LOW sist. Mrs. Jehn F. Cassels in chair Mrs. S. Staffer and Mrs. H. J. man of the committee on decorations. Stueck are taking care of the altars Denver’s Economy Stores Benediction in the .beautiful convent during the month of September. Seo Friday's Post for Speeials PIECHERRIES . . . a chapel will mark the Vesper hour and Robert Fox and daughter, Virginia, bring to a close the pleasant visit to have returned home from a visit in 3201 EasPCoIfax ANOTHER SENSATION lui Loretto, the East. LAURENCE WEEK Cars ioT the mountain drive will Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Shearer and Groceries - Meats HUNTS SUPREME leave the Civic center at 1 :30 o’clock children are soon to leave for their Direct from marvelously successful engagements at home in Chicago. Their departure No. 2 tall can for...... 12c Sunday afternoon, September 28, go 711 SaaU Fa 500 E. 13tb Ave. Cafe De Boulevard, St. Paul 2 cans for...... 23c ing through Mount Vernon canon. will be a great,loss to the parish and •00 So, Pearl 1124 E. 6tb Ave. Evergreen, Bear Creek canon and to their friends. They have been ac 1055 So. Ceylord 2221 E. Colfax Coffee Dan’s, Chicago Moi;rl6on, with the stop at Loretto tive in all the parish affairs, and were Heights on the return trip to Denver. among the parish pioneers. Lake Placid, New York Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bemisheim AND NOW MEETING IS HELD left recently for their new home in CaU Keystone 6533 for Reservations St. Louis. YOUR BABY KIDNEY BEANS TO BOOST BAZAAR St. Norbert’s circle will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB ii (St. Vincent de Paul's Parish) H. J. Stueck this Friday. MADE WELL ------On Tuesday evening there was an Mesdames George Lester and enthusiastic meeting to make plans Henry Wagner were the parish dele for the bazaar to be held on Wednes gates to the Diocesan meeting held Intestinal troubles that ...... - n U l i l l A I I 3 cans for...... 35c day, Nov. 5.« The bazaar will be held Monday. Mesdames Mallory Catlett, ravage children often THE 'DeSELLEM FUEL & FEED CO. only one night so all the societies of George McDevitt, George Steele, W. disappear quickly when the parish are planning to make it a C. Weldon, Rampe and John Holmes CHAHLKS A. DsSELLEM huge success. The usual excellent were also present at the meeting. PURE Drinking Water . FIRST CLASS FUEL AND FEED dinner will be served in the Cathe Mrs. H. J. Stueck is helping at the CAMPBELLS dral cafeteria at 1824 Logan street Catholic Benefit shop on Wednesdays. is used. Office Phones Tabor 3206, Tabor 3206 35th and Walnut Sts. Residence Phone Franklin 1068-W. Denver, Colorado 3 cans for 50 cents. The dinner fee will in Anyone having anything for the Ben — and your own health for ...... f...... 20c clude admission to the bazaar in the efit shop is requested to call Mrs. TOMATO SOUP Oscar Malo Memorial hall, across Stueck at Franklin 4372-W and she depends on PURE the street, and a share in the novel will be glad to see that the articles Water, too. Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone Main 8437 attraction, the horse, "Blue Ribbon.’’ are called for. Residence Phone, York 2388 W. H. Nieters and Mrs. W. N. Jacobs PINK will be in charge of the bazaar and CARD PARTY AT PHONE TABOR 5121 DR. J. J. O’NEIL, DENTIST No. 1 tall can for.....;...... 13c P. • Kloeppinger will be treasurer. Many attractive booths are planned. ARVADA SEPT. 24 2 cans for...... 25c There will be $200 in cash awarded Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Sis. infthe harvest of gold. It will be a good time to secure a Thanksgiving (Shrine of St. Anne of the Rockies) turkey. Messrs. Killian and Lenhart The first of a series of monthly SHORTENING will have charge of the turkey feature card parties to be given by the Altar THE PANTORIUM CLEANERS & PRESSERS of the bazaar. and Rosary society will be held in 3 lb. can the basement of the shrine, Wednes Fancy Cleaning and Artistic Dyeing for The ham and bacon booth will be .63c taken care of by Messrs. Henry, Fitz day, September 24. All who have MOST SKILLFULLY HANDLED simmons and Courtney. Mrs. P. attended the parties in the past have Kloeppinger and Mrs. M. J. Dosch enjoyed them and those who attend Our Club Pressing Plan Most Satisfactory for Men this one are assured that they will will be in charge of the fancy work Ten Fifty Broxdway TAbor 7807 Denver, Colo. MERCHANTS booth, at which Christmas cards may enjoy a pleasant evening. Mesdames 1 lb. carton for..20c be secured. Smiley and Kctchevar are in charge Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. Ryan and of committees. PU G R M COOKIES 2 cartons for....39c At the meeting .of the Altar and W. E. Hughes will have the candy and cigar booth. The exciting game Rosary society held recently at the OM of bingo will be undmr the supervis home of Mrs. Emmett McKibben at ion of Mr. and Mrs. Wolz, Mrs. Nu Arvada Seighta* the date for the an gent and A. Higgins. Mesdames nual bazaar was set for November Ryan, Bader and Nieters will have 8. The dinner served by the women the novelty booth. of the parish is far-famed. At the Mrs. J. C. Murphy, Mrs. coming bazaar they will serve chicken, Murphy, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Higgins fresh from neighboring farms. An other feature this year will be the and Mrs. Kehor will be in charge of country store where garden products the dinner. will be sold. Mr. Ryan and Mr. Cunningham will The weekly novena in honor of St. KEystone KEystone see to the construction of the booths. Anne is held every Thursday evening 0121 0121 The many friends of Mrs. Charles at 7:46. The attendance at these J.'Munz will be sorry to learn she weekly devotions continues to be suffered a slight stroke Tuesday. good. Many petitions and thanksgiv Mrs;- H. Krapp entertained her ings are remembered weekly. St. bridge luncheon club at the Park Anne continues to secure blessings Lane hotel Monday. for her needy children. C O A L H E A T At the September meeting of the ! The parish extends its sympathy to Altar and Rosary society it was de Mrs. Jeffries on the death of her costs less. Is safe and dependable. cided to have the first monthly card sixteen-year-old grandson, John R. No explosions, no pilot light to go party of the winter on Wednesday, Calliotte, of Laramie, Wyoming. Sept. 24. Mrs. J. C. Murphy, Mrs. out, no deadly gases to worry about. Mary Murphy and Mrs. Nielson will Be safe and healthy. Call KEystone be the hostesses. The committee Catholics of Colorado 0121 and have your bins filled with asks the help of friends in and out of good, clean coal. the parish. Asked to Help Home The Steams dairv has offered to RUGBY LUMP - $7.00 show its dairy Friday, Sept. 26, to The Society of St. Vincent de Paul Lignit* Egg....$5.so | Lignite Lninp..$S.9S as many of the parish as would care in its advertisement now appearing to inspect it. For every person pres LUey Lump...... 5.9S > Grant Lump.... 6.00 in The Register is offering the ent 25 cents will be given toward the Catholics of Colorado and vicinity Furnace Lp.... 6.25 Capitol Lump.. 6.50 Altar and Rosary sodality fund. an opportunity of participating in the Columbine Lp. 7.00 Industrial Lp... 7.75 Anyone desiring to make the visit maintenance of its shelter home, Chandler, Pinnacle, Canon City should be at the church at 2 o'clock. which it-opened at 1366 Cherokee Transportation will be furnished street, last February. and Routt Cpunty Coals to those who do not have autos. Since its opening the home has Steam Coal at Msu-ket Prices given 2,750 lodgings and 7,000 meals PARISH RAISES to men who have found themselves You’ll like our courteous treatment, without the means of acquiring these prompt service and high quality coal. $500 PROMPTLY necessities and who otherwise would have been obliged to spend the cold D. V. HARPER, MGR. (St. James’ Parish) winter nights sleeping in some box In response to Father Walsh’s call car or empty store and to have gone for a meeting to devise ways and breakfastless. means to raise $600 in order to se In addition to the night’s lodgings cure a gift of $1,000 for the parish in comfortable quarters and a warm Co aI Co.I a large number of parishioners were breakfast, these men are given the present Friday evening and by Sun opportunity o f making themselves day Father Walsh had the cash or presentable by taking a bath and 11 5 - 6 G l6 l\ trm Keystone 0121 the pledges for the entire amount. laundering their wearing apparel. It was one of the promptest and When they apply for work they are given a hearing and if they secure * most generous responses ever made to an appeal of the pastor and he is work they are able to hold the posi de^Iy grateful. tion, because they are more physically fit ^ d they have a better mental at-, The Altar society held its first titude on account of accommodations rLO RETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE^ meeting of the fall season at the home afforded them at the shelter home. of Mrs. Richardson Thursday after Readers are urged to study the ad Loretto, Colorado noon, Sept. 11. Many members were vertisements that are now appearing. present and -an enthusiastic season The committee in charge of the ONLY STANDARD SENIOR WOMAN'S is forecast. The matter of building campaign to raise funds consists of COLLEGE IN COLORADO a new sacristy was discussed and the Wm. J. Lloyd, president, and George society has pledged to pay the in Muser, secretary-treasurer of the terest on the indebtedness that would Particular council; E. A. Qualken- It Representa— be incurred. Inasmuch as the special bush of Holy Ghost conference, M. Western Vigor With,Eastern Culture; taxes due on the church property will W. Conroy o f S t Leo's, Wm. Schmitz Progressive North Wiith Delightful South; all be met by the generous' donations and C. D. O’Brien of the Cathedral, ^ Refined Thinkers With Powers of Self-Expression; received recently, the Harmony club, J. H. Gavin of St. Catherine's con Catholic Atmosphere in Lecture Halls and Laboratories. which had been raising money for ference and Lfon Jacques of Holy the purpose, disbanded at the Altar Family conference. In Loretto Heights College society meeting and henceforth all Christ is King activities will be carried on by the CHAPEL'S FIRST SERVICES Altar society as a unit. SINCE FRENCH REVOLUTION COLLEGE WOMEN FROM FIFTEEN STATES. Mrs. M. McCaddan has been ap Cardinal Maurin, Archbishop of SEVEN MILES FROM DENVER, 30 MINUTES FROM pointed a delegate to the aational Lyons, presided at a ceremony where BROADWAY. convention of the N.C.C.W. by relipous services were resumed at FACULTY PHONE, SOITTH 0709. Mesdames Honyer, Dunlea, Rich the old chapel of Notre Dame du COLLEGE FURNISHES FREE BUjS FOR STUDENTS. ardson, Koons and Gates attended Limon in the Isere, in France, for the For Catalog, Address the Registrar the Denver deanery meeting Monday. first titpe since the revolution. Be cause of the thousands of pilgrims EIGHT ORDAINED PRIESTS who went to Limon for the ceremony. LORETTO HEIGHTS COLLEGE Eight young Holy Ghost mission Mass was celebrated in the open air. Loretto, Colorado aries were ordained to the holy priesb# hood at /the Holy Ghost Fathers’ Sign in Chicago garage: "Say it senior seminary, Fertdale, Norwalk, with brakes— and save the flowers.” Conn., Sept. 6, by the RL Rev. John We Specialize in Quality Food Products Joseph Nilan, Bishop of Hartford. A harmoniously decorated house is the result of the correct selection of H U B CAFE Read Society of St. 'Vincent de color and design.— Schayer, "A Ma*. ICOl Welton St. ' t l . Gate*, Prep. Paul ad— page 3 ter Painter.” -
V .i PAGE THREE Benefits of Federation in Evidence
at Meeting of Denver Deanery Special! Colorado’s Home Store for More Than 40 Years Sixteenth Street at Stout WHAT $1.00 Tho regular monthly meeting of have been theirs from the beginning. In the the Denver deanery, held Monday in Inadequate equipment and lack of Knights of Columbus hall, gave a proper housing has made their work Sports Shop- striidng evidence of the benefits of extremely difficult, aside from the federation. Almost every Catholic fact that the money needed must all Third Floor QirlsU WILL DO organization in the city_ was repre be earned by the sale of discarded sented and all of them displayed the articles. That the Catholic Benefit —at Lewis’ utmost interest in the forthcoming shop at 1219 Lawrence street has national convention of the N.C.C.W., been able to supply the demands and Today They've Just Come In! The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is I which will open in Denver September to continue in operation in spite of asking $1, or mqre if you can, from 28. The solidarity afforded the na various vicissitudes is one of the We promised to let you know—imme tional organization by such thorough deanery wonders. Only a veritable diately—They’re here—Knitted En each Catholic of Colorado to support its union of local societies must be consecration to the cause of charity readily apparent and the latter in would enable workers to continue un sembles in plain color jersey and nov SHELTER HOME at 1364-1366 Cherokee turn are streng:thened and stinralated der such discouraging circumstances. elty knitted materials. by that same union. The reporta_ of The report of the Little Flower street for men who are out of work and the various Altar and Aid societies, center by its efficient directress, Miss They're simply wonderf ul! need encouragen^ent and help. guilds, sodalities, etc., referred mostly Maris Stella Scott, shows a vastly in to the part each is taking in con creased interest in this branch of vention preparations and snowed an This Shelter Home was started Feb work during the past year. The enthusiasm very gratifying to those children flock to it on their return Blouses— ruary 1, 1930, and has made wonderful in charge of the details. The reports from the beet fields, as to the one of the, various deanery activities spot of brightness in their drab and progress in a charitable way. showed the high mark of achievement toil-worn lives. Last Saturday Miss Skirt— in social welfare— fifty-two finished Mary Hecker of the Maria Mitchell Send $1 to the Society of St. Vincent cases. One hundred and sixty-five school visited the center and con were treated at the clinic and ten ducted the classes in handicraft. This Beret— de Paul Headquarters, 612 Exchange tonsilectomips were performed at was welcome assistance to Miss Scott, Building, Denver, and receive God’s Bless Mercy and St. Joseph’s hospitals by who would be glad to have other the clinic doctors. Mrs. Joseph Champ- volunteers on Saturday. Any teacher ings. lin, R.N., is again in charge at S t willing to give % similar service now Cajetan’s clinic. Statistical reports and then may call Main 1476 or $ C . 9 5 Come and visit pur home and see make rather dull reading to the un Tabor 2916. With a list of teach initiated, but a little reflection on the ers to draw from, this work would what we are doing. number of house visits (forty-four) prove a'hardship to no one and would Complete in a month and upon the amount of lighten Miss Scott’s burden apprecia We receive no funds from any source work as well as diplomacy needed bly. Mrs. P, Masters of Kansas City to effect the various family reconcili and her son, Frank, were visitors at other than from charitably inclined ations and the necessary adjustments It’s not just the items—it’s the way the Little Flower center Saturday. they’re made—the style—the swag persons. ’ ' must convince even the most casual In answer to last week’s appeal in onlooker of the vast volume of work The Catholic Register, donations to ger air—the definite 1930 mode— accomplished by the deanery with wards the layettes have been received Nice Quality—knitted novelty and only two workers. Four hundred and from Mrs. J. B. Hunter and Mrs. D. seventy-eight telephone calls alone, G. Monaghan. Unlined quilts for the plain jersey expert tailor-made. At with the consequent work and office Thursday Sewing guild have been do tractively styled. School Girl and consultations, would seem enough to nated by Mrs. A. H. Rampe and Mrs. Young Matron’s light-weight Wool fill Mrs. Paul’s day without all the p. G.- Monaghan, both ladies furnish Ensembles— $5.95 visits to hospitals, jails and courts ing tjic materials for finishing. recorded. The work of the clinic is Mrt. J. H. Leonard, chairman of Sports Shop—Third Floor an undertaking too little understood the Sewing guild, requests more ipl- by the general publicT It takes per unteers for the increased work which h'- sonal observation to appreciate the will soon be under way. The guild ST. LOUIS value, both civic and social, of what meets every Thursday afternoon at is accomplished there. the Little Flower center, 2809 Lari It is the sight of the little bodies mer street. The room is comforta that are healed, the limbs that are ble and pleasant and tea is served straightened, blindness averted and by Miss Agnes Hogan at 4 o’clock. DRINK UNIVERSITY chronic ailments prevented that give Visitors at the deanery meeting on deanery women courage to continue Monday were Mrs. E. Fly of Dallas, SPRAY’S (V. REV. ROBERT S. JOHNSTON, S.J., President) their work against almost overwhelm Texas; Mrs. R. Miller of Dallas and ing odds and with the handicaps that Mrs. A. L. Somers of Galveston. A \ COFFEE / ARTS and SCIENCES— Pre-]|ledical, Pre-Legal, Pre- visitor whose name was not learned SUCCESS! Dental as well as regular COLLEGE courses. ‘ TO GIVE TALKS marveled at the number of affiliated societies in the Denver deanery and A L W A Y S ^ e S ^ COMMERCE and FINANCE—rDay and Night separate ON “ THE MASS” remarked that, judging from .her ob It may take years of experience to discover what courses. . Take your choice. servation, Eastern organizations were 6,000 of our members know— ^that the ke^ to success is (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) far behind the Denver one in enthu- ORDERS, KEYSTONE 7181 DENTISTRY— Clinical facilities unsurpassed at any At the meeting of the Altar society si^m, concerted action and accom the savings habit. But it takes only a few mijiutes to plishment. Deanery meetings take school in the v/orld. in the rectory this Friday at 2 p. m., start. Father Harrington will begin a series place on the third Monday of each SCHOOL EDUCATION— A.B., B.S., and Ph.B., in Education. t)f lectures on the Mass. These lec month in the Knights of Columbus tures will be given each month hall at 2 o’clock- Visitors are always Thousands of thrifty people who have saved their very welcome. GRADUATE STUDIES— Leading to Master's and Doc throughout the year. All the mem SERVICE CO. money at the Republic Bldg. & Loan Assn, have enjoyed tor’s degrees. bers arc urged to be present and 520 Commonwealth Bldg. prospective members will be warmly PLANS COMPLETED 7 Vo interest with absolute safety. LAW— The city is your laboratory. welcomed. This Sunday will be Com munion day for tho society. FOR CARD PARTY Place your savings with us. Start with only $5 and MEDICINE— Enrollment limited; register at once. The Rev. Daniel O'Connell, as MAPS sistant pastor, returned Saturday (St. Dominic’s Parish) Set of 7 Maps in ■tilting then-ad^d jiiBt'$5 effctrmonth'for IB4"!nohlhs and we will NURSES— Separate schools for| men and for women. ■from his vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmitt, 120 At an enthusiastic m ating held case. pay you $1,000 at maturity. Monday evening at the home of Mrs. E. Florida avenue, are, the happy Enrope North America SOCIOLOGY— A complete school, not a department. Jennie Miller, 3250 W. Hayward parents of a baby girl, born Sept. 9. Asia South America Send us yourmame for an interesting folder on the (No courses in Music.. Pharmacy or Engineering.) Mrs. Schmitt will bc remembered as place, plans were completed for a the very .talented Edith Cummings, card party to be given Friday eve Africa United States subject of 7 % Savings Certificates. ' » (Women not registered in Medicine or Dentistry.) who took part in parish plays j and ning, Sept. 26. Those present were Mercator World operettas a few years ago. Father W. A. O'Connell, O.P.; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Egan of 460 Jennie Miller, chairman; Mrs. J. Special price for one Sherman street and Mr. and Mrs. M. Harrington, president of the Ros week. $17.91 set. For further information or free catalogue, address Bernard Hynes and children of 76 ary and Altar society* M^dames R. Cuthbertson, Lucy GiraM, E. P. REPUBLIC We Have a Limited Stock at > REGISTRAR, 291 North Grand Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. W. Baycud avenue spent the week end at Idaho Springs. The party Gartland, J. M. Haney, P. J. Hoare, This Price. Order Today. Building and Loan Association enjoyed the hospitality of the Club C. J. Hallinan, M. J. Holland, A. Heiberger, J. J. Kelly and J. J. hotel. A. B. Williams, President Members of the senior choir will Keniery. Other ladies who will as KEystone 2357 sist in making this initial party of the T. E. Greene, Sec’y-Treas. hold a meeting at the home of Mrs, 1711 California Ti. C. Skelly, Asst Scc’y-Treas. M.*J.-Halter, 850 South Lincoln St, season a success are Mrs. A. Glady, this Friday evening. Matters of in Mrs. M. Clifford, Mary Frizell, Mrs. terest will be discussed. It is desired C. Haggerty, Mrs. J. H. Fraher and that the former members will attend Mrs. Charles Grant. The sale of COLORADO HOTEL tickets to date indicates that a record and continue to lend their support Lignite 9 9 which they so ^nerously gave in the crowd will attend.' past years. Singers wishing to Join Mrs. H. Ruwart and Mrs. P. W. “ Why Pay More? 17th and Tremont Conboy have been appointed to have may do so at this meeting. Charles Egg (Trademark) L. Mosconi is the director. charge of the altar for the month RATES REASONABLE Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Morroni, of September. Mrs. Catherine Mur 375 South Lincoln street, are receiv ray will visit the sick members o f ing congratulations on the birth of the parish. a daughter, born at St. Anthony’s The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin a ton Wm. W. Myer hospital Sept. 7. will receive Communion at the 7:80 o’clock Mass this Sunday. On the ■Requiem High Mass was offered — A clean, hot coal DRUG STORES, Inc. Saturday- at 7 o'clock for the repose following evening, Monday, at 7:30, S “EXCLUSIVE WORK’’ • ? of the soul of Frank P. Hynes, sec there will be. Rosary, Benediction of from 2 1 / 2 to 6 Colorado Owned Drug Stores ond anniversary; at 8 o’clock a Re tho Blessed Sacrament and confer inches in size. ence for the mcmibers, followed by SIX CONVENIENT LOCATIONS quiem High Mass was offered for the Contains no slate I UNTZ SANITARY LAUNDRY CO. repose of tho soul . of Robert F. a business and social meeting. Can 17th and Broadway * 15th and California Turner, fifth anniversary. didates for the sodality are requested and is low in ash. > Just Telephone SOuth 0366 § The largest number o f Mads cards to attend this conference. ISth and Welton « 16th and California This Friday evening at 8 o'clock Be Thrifty— Heat 5 Night or day and one of our 14 delivery trucks will gladly call. p ever received at St. Francis de Sales' the senior division of the Honaso Broadway and Ellsworth 800 Santa Fe Drive 5 Prompt and Courteous Treatment Since 1904. ? church v/ere those presented for the With Cj/al late Mrs. Alice Carroll. These holy boys will assemble in the'school hall p A Laundry You Can Entrust Your Fine Linen* To ^ to devise a program for the coming ^ "EXCLUSIVE WORK” § offerings proved the love and esiepn ^WVWWWhVWWWVWWWVWs'ViiSVWi'VWWWWVW in which this good mother was held. year. hW^V^AWW\AVtfWW^^V^WiflrtWVWWVWW^WWVWWWiV Her love for and devotion to her, Announcement was made last Sun seven children will never be forgot day of the organization of a senior ten. Her untimely passing was a choir, under the 'direction of Mrs. shock not only to her family but to Gretchen Ooursey of 3324 Zuni St., ^ Denver Glass & Paint Co. York 0900 York 0900 the entire community. Mrs. Carroll at whose home rehearsals begin this >R1 0 GRANDEFII£L° was a pioneer member of the parish week. A call is made for men and OSCOHD AND 8ANTE FE TfilANGLE women who feel they possess a sing UOuth 0056 m O J A l f E R S and had assisted Father Donnelly in AUTO GLASS W. T. ROCHE all his early undertakings. She was ing voice. Altos and tenors are es DIEKS one of the first young women to be pecially needed. AMD AMBULANCE manned by Father Donnelly. Many A very delightful evening was KE. 3228 m n a s who attended her wedding were pres spent by members of the senior choir SERVICE at the home of Mrs. Gretchen Cour- COMPANY ent at her funeral. Mrs. Boss, a girl v r hood friend, was requested to .sing. sey Friday, Sept. 12. Bridge was the diversion of the evening, followed TOM THUMB york 1805 Gilpin St. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire, pqxents of the deceased, were both here to help by a very tasty luncheon. ' 2377 The parish is pleased to note the Prompt and Careful console the bereaved husband and return of the McCloskey family to ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH Coarteoos children. GOLF St; Dominic’s. They are living in the Sales nessagts from our practical frUpds tn this, tht RedamptorUt parish, aa the West Day or Night Misis Aliete G. Berg was guest of Side. Civs thtss the prsferaac# ______honor at a delightful bridge lunch home formerly occupied by Dr. L. 17th Ave. and Marion Men'* Suit* Cleaned Best Ambulance in the West eon given recently by Mrs. John D. C. Beroard., BOSTON’S OWN N • and Pressed Poe of St. Louis at the Blue Parrot M. J. O’Gara of West 29th avenue, Eighteen well kept cotton seed inn. Twelve guests shared the hos who has been seriously ill for the past several months, is now rapidly re hull greens, conceded by nil TROUT FLIES pitality of the hostess. golfers to be the best substitute The firms listed here de 75c Mrs. John E. Gault entertained covering. His friends, who are in Wet or Dry WINDSOR MILK friends at a bridge luncheon Tues deed - many, are happy to learn for grass. serve to be remembered 3 for 25c that tlie genial patient is again able day. Those invited were Mesdames when you are distributing Try Our Salmon Egg Outfit. 20c Each — Pasteurized and pure. John R. Schilling, William Aldred, to be about. Cl Mr. and Mrs. James Coursey have Play in the Shade your patronage in the dif —Fresh every day at your W, McNichol, A. C. Tremlett, A. j'RYAN DRUG CO. Griebling, F. G, Berg; the Misses returned to their home on West 30th ferent lines of business. Boston Sporting & door or grocery. Marie Bongner and Alice Berg and Ave. after several weeks’ sojourn in NEW PRICES Auto Goods Larimer at 27th Master Alfred Lee Griebling. Mrs. Hollywood, California. Days ...... 15c 63S Santa Fe Drive Schilling entertained with a number Members of the Aquinas Dramatic The REXALL Store of beautiful vocal selections. club are preparing for the play, “ The Nights ...... 25c Lionel McCarthy, one of the ushers Private Secretary,” which is to be GEO. HANCOCK given in the latter part 'of October. SANTA FE SHOE HOSPITAL of the church, is out of the city on ^AAfWWUVWWWVUVWWVVVU atsd Hi* Orchestra business. John Gartland has returned to St. Mary’s, Kansas, where he will be en^ SHOE REBUILDING Window Shade* For Any Orchestral Engagement rolled as a student at St. Mary’s col 742 Santa Fe Drive TAbor 77S2 Telephone Read Society of St. Vincent de - Manufactured, Paul ad— page 3, lege. It is John’s second year at St. ______Call and Delivery Service______Scheuerman & De La Ver^ne Mary’s college. Installed, Cleaned Our Community Car* and Repaired. * TAbor SCSI 1212 Security Bid*. May vre inspect tlfe paint on your to East and West 1*1 Call SOuth 1752-W for Crosley Radios, Pre«t-0-Lite Batteries honse, and tell you how little it will "Painted to stay Painted” is our and IStb of each month Firestone and Miller Tires cost to repaint it with our gnaranteed Slogan. Some buildings we painted H. S. LAY PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Office a Warshouts, 1521 20th St. Radio Batteries Recharged, SOc paint?— Schayer Wallpaper & Paint ten years ago ore still in goM con Service— KEystone S228 720 E. Colfax Yo.4416 THEY ARE RELIABLE ing Co.' dition.— Schayer, “ Master Painter.” L L. C. Tulloh Service Station, 538 Santa Fe Dr. Thursday, September 18, 1930
The Denver Catholic Register Education Talk f h e Q u e s t io n CARPET President of Board Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D. Not how large CLEANERS Editor...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. F. J. Kirchhof ASAVAHOB& Associate Editors.. ..Hobert A. Smith and Joseph Newman (liven on Radio but how SAFE That Clean LaSVMR COKIRAOO Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. (Continued Prom Page 1) Constructioii science of God and man’s relations Prompt, Reasonable MANuracTuasas with Him— to a fraternity with all Good Earnings with SAFETY Personal Service other knowledge.- It is only in this Is Our FIRST Principle Company way that the soverei^ty of religion, Published Weekly by with full claims to intellectual alle J. T. UPTON THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHiNG SOCIETY. (Inc.) giance, can ever be established. "Moreover, there is the reality of RENOVATING CO. 938 Bannock Street atmosphere. The religious school is Phone Main 5413 P. O. Box 1497 usually built in the neighborhood of Tabor S223 765 Tejon the cimrch, most commonly along side the church. The pastor of the $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Kegister, parish or some delected assistant COM! y D E D Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. astor directly supervises the school, We Would aving personal tare of all its in. SEMf «»ALLY terests. GeneriUIy the teachers are Appreciate Thursday, September 18, 1930 members of religious orders, that is to say, mature women consecrated Your Patronage by vows to teaching, not as an ex OFFICIAL NOTICE perimental occupation or a stop-gap . Pass Book Accounts assignment on the way to some ca The Catholic Register has oar fullest approval as to its purpose reer, but as life work. The crucifix $100 Coupon CJcrtificates and method of publication. Wa declare it the official organ o f the in the school room, the pictures and Stop at the Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the wholorhea^d statues of the saints, the prayefs said DRAKE support of our priests and people. That support will make Tho in common, even the special religious SAVINGS BY MAIuj SERVICE STATION Repster a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom In Colorado. holidays, all this goes into the mak The Modem Method j Cor. W. 25th and Federal ing of thgt intangible thing dalled Complete, Efficient Service ►PJ. HENRY TfflEN, atmosphere than which there is Prompt Attention Bishop of Denver. probsely no influence mOre potent in May 1, 1918. shaping the destiny of the young. In The Centennial State sheer effect it amoiints to .this, as far as these early years are concerned Bldg. € / Loan Aasn. USE REGISTER STICKERS religion is woven into the warp and Uadcr Sute Supervision They show the merchant his advertising here pays- woof of the child’s intellectual and V Midland Savings Building LISTENING IN moral life. Often the grammar Denver, Colorado grades o f the parochial school are alonp sufficient to establish practical . (Continued From Page 1) authority, nor alone because they gen- Catholicity f*r life in those pupils tain revelation without error, but he- in the name of tho Goipel to which who for one reason or another are causa thay were written under the their Utos were dedicated.” net able to pursue their education inspiration of the Holy Ghost, they further. haVe God for their Author, and as “ I have dwelt thus at some length Can Y ou Locate Relisious education week will hi such were delivered to the Church on .the presentation of religion in tbe obterved for the firit time by non* herself.” earliest stages of Catholic education Catbolica from Sept. 2S to Oct. 5. because in essence the method does r 1 It wat approved by tbe International A pretty story of a littia crippled net change as the process of educa All Your Valuables Council of Religiou* Education and girl who scolded Our Lady was told tion advances. The formal study of will be tbe main event of the Prot* by Bishop Vaughan of Menevia, wlian Cnristianristian doctrine and its appi:applica- eitant Cburche* throughout the coun he dedicated a Lourdes shrine at tion, the vocation of the school, thi try. The slogan for the week is: Bagillt, North Wales. The girl, aged character of the teachers and al in a Few Mmutes? No library is complete without a ten, lives in a parish in Brittany dedl that goes to make up the atmosphere Bible. This is a good slogan for all cated to St. Ann, mother of Our Lady. of which w i have spoken, are con of us, MV* Tho Daily Catholic Tri She went to Lourdes last summer tinued on substantially through high Do you-have to hunt for them bune. Jhere' should be no Catholic seeking to be cured of an affliction. school or academic studies into col or are they where you KNOW home vSthout a CathoUc Bible. Day by day she bathed *in tbe lege and university work. Naturally Try it once they are SAFE and where you The Bible is dear to Christians of piscines, but got no better. On on these higher levels the study of can lay your hands on them all denominations. Catholics hold leaving the grotto for the last time, philosophy is undertaken. Scholastic and yoti’ll AT ONCE? that tha Bible is inspired! that is; that she turned to the statue of Our Lady philosophy is the accepted system, God is the Author of all the 72 books and said: "Wait till I get to Brittany, althougn attention is allotted to later use it always of the Old and New Testaments and 1 will tell your mother!” The systems in the measure in which they Our Safe Deposit Vaults are seem to deserve attention, ” The Church holds these books as haippy ending of the story came on the last woyd in PROTECTION sacred and canonical, not because, tbp train journey home. For then, “ It is Oft the college level that the composed by merely human industry, said Bishop Vaiighan, the little girl best opportunitv is afTerded for the and CONVENIENCE. they were thereupon jyjprovod by her was cured. complete co-ordination and cerrela tion of religten as a science with the other branches of knowledge, and MANY STATES TO BE RANGERS TO INAUGURATE here, too, the happiest results are We also invite you to make use of the storage REPRESENTED HERE NIGHT FOOTBALL HERE achieved in carrying this knowledge vaults for safe keeping of your bulky valuables into practice. In the college, re THE A. W. CLARK ligion becomes in « certain very true — such articles as rugs, silverware, trunks, suit (Continued From Page 1) ] (Continued From Page 1) DRUG COMPANY sense an experimental science. Col cases, etc. Martin B. Daly of Cleveland, Ohio, boy Smith, a transfer from St. Mary's Comer Eighth Avanaa and lege life itself is its laboratory. To Santa Fe Drive a former officer of the National coUege, California, will undoubtedly know and to do, as a man knows Council of Catholic Women, will be giye the Pioneers plenty to worry and does, deliberately to employ'rea Phone South 114 These, may be placed here for any length of toastmaster. The various national about before the game is over. Smith son and faith to resultant ends of EVERYTHING IN DRUGS time for a very nominal charge. contributions to the upbuilding of the is reported to be a shifty and mighty virtue— ^that is the religious program m Southwest will form the topic for competent back, while Vegher, who as it works itself out in college. brief talks following the banquet. is ;nursing a bad ankle, a pre-season Obviously, not all the results of this Miss Adina de Zavala of San An truning casualty, will be remembered process can be brought into tabula Walth Motor Company A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX COSTS LESS THAN ONE tonio, Texas, will speak on the Span for his sensational work two years tion. NevertheleM a very successful ish contribution! Mrs. Sophia C. ago. Finn and Torres, both ground- attempt has been made to tabulate Authorized FORD Dealers CENT A DAY Wavering of l^incy, 111., president gaining backs of no little ajiility seme of these results by means of of the Catholic Women^s Union o f the M m last year's team, both look like religious sqrveys that have been con Sonth 8904 Englewood 163 Central Verein, the German; Mrs. they will have another go6d season, ducted here and there in Catholic Thomas P. Horan of Pittsburgh, Pa., wljila Mark Noonan, quarterback, is colleges. In the main the show,..^ 3537 Sonth Broadway member of the board of directors of expected to be able to start. He is is that religion is personally appre the National Council of Catholic a Star pasa grabber. Marko Temple, hended, that the individual soul has Women, and former president of the MacGregor and Harris are likely taken hold upon Christ.” VOSS BROS. Ladies’ Auxiliary, Ancient Order of bajckfield men also, so the forward “ Throughout this discussion,” Fa 406 £a«t Colfax Hibernians, the Irish; Mrs. A. S. wqll seems to be the only chance ther O’Donnell said, "it has been as S621 W. Stnd Ave. 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, Pres. Musante of San Francisco, member for weakness. sumed, because it - is the fact, that 29SS W. tStb Avt. of the national board of the N.C.C.W, B oon Public U .rk .t The first string lineup on the line in all which relates to secular knowl Graod Public Ucrk.t and president of the San Francisco laijt Saturday included Crawford at edge, Catholic education is not be CoTBcT *th and Uowaiai Archdiocesan Council of Catholic cehter, Daiss, Stanko, McDonald. hind hand with the secular schools. CcratN SSth and Fadtral % Women, the Italian; Mrs. Luden Garvey and Kirley taking care of the The difference lies in its approach PboQ*— ftUfB Office— GftUdp IttO Brunswig of Los Angeles will recall ta|;kle and guard positions, and W. and its attitude to all such science.” the French participation in the de Dqlan, Dooley and Musso at ends, velopment of this pari of the United wijth Jones trying bard to capture one States. Rev. Hugh. L. McMenamin, of [these positions. Four*or five good SOCIETY ENROLLS rector of the Cathedral at Denver, substitute linemen will make Reiegis •will close with a talk entitled “ Walk a hard team to beat. NEW MEMBERS ing Worthy of Our Past.” A number of other noted speaker* ■One thing is certain— the Rangers (St. John’s Parish) will put everything they have into the The first fall meeting of the Altar are scheduled to address the conven gi|me and they will not journey out tion in the four days it will be in and Rosary society wa.s held last toj the D. U. stadium with the idea of Friday *nd there was a good attend American Furniture (^. session. Among these are Rev. Wil doiming out second best in the en liam A. Bolger, C.S.C., St. Thomas’ ance. Several new members were counter. They know the railbirds enrolled. It was decided by vote to Service, Value and Satisfaction: ^Sixteenth at Lawrence= =Bny on Our Convenient Tema college, St. Paul, who will speak on have them picked as the losers, but "The Menace of Birth Control; the discontinue the luncheons. Meetings the Regis slogan is, “ Watch us go.” in future will start promptly at 2 Rt. Rev. Cyprian Bradley, O.S.B., The game is expected to draw the Abbot of Holy Cross abbey at Canon o’clock on the second Friday of the lairgest crowd ever to have witnessed month. Father Carr gave a fine talk City, Whose subject will be "The a Ifootball game in Denver, principally School of Catholic Action,” and and Mrs. John R. Schilling and Mrs. because of the innovation of play Gruell entertained with several mus Rev. Thomas F. Burke, C.S.P., ing under artificial light rector at St. Mary's church, San ical selections. Mrs. Kohl was elected Pep Meeting and Rally secretary to fill out the term of Mrs. Francisco, who recently gave a series ; In preparation for Saturday night’s o f lectures over the radio in connec Seeley, who will remain in California. N EW 1931 game with the University of Denver, tion with the Catholic Hour. Father A tard party is planned for Friday, probably the most important on their Sepi. 26. Prizes will be awarded at Burke •will speak on “ The Unity of schedulp, the students of Regis Art Catholic Action.” each table and refreshments will be planning two rallies under the lead served. ership James Close, demonstfatlon To Diococan Council of Catholic manager. The first ivill be a mass WoBion of tko N. C. C. W. meeting o f the high school and col FESTIVAJL PLANS Once again I wish to say the board lege students in the gymnasium Fri o f directors of the Diocesan council day morning at which cheers of for ARE PROGRESSING asks every affiliated organisation in mer years •will be rehearsed and Colorado to be represented at the na school songs practiced with the band. (Holy Family Parish) tional convention of the N.C.C.W. at The band is under the direction of All indications point to a success SCREEN-CRID RADIO tbe Brown Palace hotel from Sept. Father A. S. Dimlohino, S.J. On the ful fall festival on October 16 and WITH 27 to Oct. 2, 1930. , . campus enthusiasm for the Denver 17. An enthusiastic meeting of the Every organisation is entitleo to game is at a high pitch, and the stu committee in charge wa* hwd Mon one delegate to the national conven dents are rapidly learning the school day evening at the home of Mrs. tion and a representative should be songs and the cheers, Friday night Splan and reports on progress be present at every session. a demonstration and parade are to be ing made wefe gratifying. TONE It was thought wise for this year staged on the do'wn-town streets, to have the sessions and conferences The list of contributors for tho permission for this having been month of August was distributed o f the national do fpr the diocesan granted by Manager'of Safety Brat convention, confining the diocesan Sunday. The offering on the first ton. Ail the students are to march Sunday in September was the best meeting to a onq-day convention, in the parade and their relatives an4 CONTROL for several months. Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Knights of friends are being urged to ride in Mrs. C. Isenhart, with Mrs. Ham Columbus hall, 1675 qrant street the parade in automobiles. The line The opening session will be at 10 of march will form in front of the burger and Mrs. Fay as assistant The American invites you to hear the new 1931 hostesses, entertained the Altar and o ’clock and the following commit Holy Ghost church, I9th and Cali Philco, and 5wn it on the easiest terms in his tees have been appointed: Registra fornia streets. The marchers will halt Rosary society Sept. 11. Those pres tion. Mrs. M. J.Dunlea and Mrs. J. B. in front of the offices of The Denver ent were the Mesdames T. Bollback, tory! Select the proper TONE to suit your Hunter; credentials, Mrs. W. C. Post and The Rocky Mountain News A. Lantzy, Splan, Wiley, King, fancy or to suit the program—Brillianl-— Weldon and Mrs. Thomas Kemgan; to sing and cheer and then will pro Sehrieberg, Garry, Cronin, Koebor, nominating, Mrs, John F. Vail, Mrs. ceed to the Civic center where the Kitchen, Majewski, B. Keanelly, Bright—^Mellow—Deep. See how it works— Joseph Hagus, Mrs G. Bhearer, Mrs. main demonstratiop will take place. Henry, E. Lantzy, Paulson, Knowl- try it— test the Philco for sharpest selectivity— H J. Smith and Mrs. J. A. Seubert; ton, Crouse and H. Handy. Mrs. election, Mrs. J. P. Mrs. M. voting is restricted to delegates only. Knowlton and Mrs. Helen Paulson for extreme sensitivity— listen to its perfect J. Walsh, Mrs. E. Duddy, Mrs. J. Electioh of directors will take place were chosen as delegates to the fidelity of tone. Notice the beauty o f this Klttel and Mrs. Blackman; resolu and an amendment to the constitution N.C.C.W. convention. tions, Miss Mary Coughlin, Mrs. C. making the term of office of directors richly designed console—a radio you can be L Ducy, Mrs. E. T, Gibbons and three years is to be voted on. proud to place in your home. The new 1931 U:. Mrs. Sabina O’Malley. Months Mind Mass Not alone do we appeal to every PHILCO is priced, complete with Tubes We have seventy-eight affiliated affiliated organization in Colorado to for Rev. W. S. Neenan organizations which are represented be represented at both conventions in the different deaneries as follows: by at least five women, hot we slIm A Month’ s Mind Requiem High Denver deanery, 43; Pueblo deanery, appeal to all-the Catholic women’s Mass fpr the repose of the soul of 13; Colorado Springs deane^ry, 4; organizations to send representatives, Father William S. Neenan will be H 3 3 a Walsenburg deanery, 3; Greeley that they may inform themselves of offered at H<)ly Ghost church on Mon deanery, 5; Fort Collins deanery, 6; what the letters N.C.C.W. stand for. day, Sept t i , at 7:45 o'clock. The Grand Junction, 1; Leadville, 1; Chairmen of committees for the Rev. John R. Mulroy will be cele Glenwood, 1, and 2 d ioces», the national and diocesan conventions brant. This Mass is requested by Tabernacle societies and the Dioces are requested to meet at the Catholic the officers of S t Rita’s court, (Cath an council. , . . . Daughters’ club house, 1772 Grant olic Daughf^ts of America, of which Every affilmted organization w street, this Friday morning, Sept, 19, Neenan was chaplain. antitied to two delegates ^nd two at 10 o’clock. alternates. Sessions are open ones MARY A. O’FALLON, and di»cu8«ion freely allowed. President DRAMATIC CLUB BISHOP THANKS JUNIOR TROOPS ENJOYS LECTURE LAY WORKERS ELECT OFFICERS D ------(St, Joseph’ s Parish) The executive committee o f the Officers for the individual troops of ■fjnL .'TVljiVC The meeting of St. Joseph’s Dra Catholic Charities held its regular the Junior Catholic Daughters were Why Catholics matic and Social olub hela Taesday monthly meeting last Monday night elected at meetings held in the week. evening was one' of the inost inter' in the residence of Bishop J. Henry Troop 2 elected Helen Werle, * t . • ' esting and best attended in several Tihen. The lay men and women who president; Marie Bonnarens, vice months. The feature attraction was constitute the committee were thanked president: Clare Werle, secretary, Should Rsad the illustrated lecture by Miss Nellie by the Bishop for their splendid work and Mary Frances Bloomfield, treas The Spirit Lennon, who has a charming per in behalf of the Charities. The com urer. Meetings of this troop will be sonality and a wonderful command mittee voted to lend all possible co held the second and fourth Satur of the English language. The pic operation to the N.C.C.W. in the na days of the month. Ann Limacher tures showed scenes taken by her on tional convention. The Catholic is counselor. Members of this troop the Bihle of the her recent tour of Europe and were Charities office will be opeq to visit plan to entertain at a card party very interesting, The lecture was ing delegates and their friehds, and October 17. much enjoyed ny the ninety mem the workers will undertake to explain Troop 4 elected the following of bers present. Tickets for "Sweet in detail the working o f the charities ficers: Evelyn Donahay, president; Because tbe Cburcb arants it. Tho Bishops at tbo Third Horan water Trail,” to be presented at the of the diocese. The work of the Agnes Buddy, vice president; Edith PUnary Council of Baltimore begged the Catholic people to West Side auditorium October 14, Denver deanery o f the Diocesan Reid, secretary, ana Mary Duteau, read the Hofy Bible. were distributed and the members Council of Catholic Women forms treasurer. Meetings will be held were urged to do their utmost in dls- a conspicuous part of the Catholic every second and fourth Saturday. Becauce tha Church has granted a special indulganca for y Organization S of them. To meet the de Charities program in Denver. Marie Rumans is counselor. a f the public, the officers have “Die meeting on Monday night, Due to the resignation of Frances reading it. Pope Leo XIII on the 13th day of December, 1898, deemed it advisable to lower the which was presided over by Bishop Winter, former counselor of Troop granted to all tho faithful who will read the Holy Gospel* for prices of admission slightly. Re Tihen, gave a vote of thanks to Mr. 6, Troops 6 and 8 have combined a quarter of an hour each day, an Indulgence of three hundred Back of every Horan served seats will be sold at BO cents and Mrs. John L. Dower for the splen into one troop. No. 6, under the and the general admission will be 36 did work in establishing Santa Maria counselorship of Mrs. Harvey J. days. cents. An unusually fine cast, un del Monte, the summer camp for Funeral Service is an Smith. Officers elected for this troop Because tbe Bible is the Word of God. God’s own Word, der the able direction of George boys and girls under Catholic aus are Catherine Floyd, president; Mar unfailing devotion to Hackethsl, is now rehearsing and a pices. Some 260 children were at guerite Bishing, vice president; Mar not man’s word. Whatever men wrote In the Bible they did so finished performance may be looked the camp in its first year. Thanks garet Shelton, secretary, and Rose at the commend and inspiration of God Himself, an ideal. Oiir one for by patrons and friends of the were also extended to Doctors Cur- Bradasich, treasurer. Meetings will club. rigan. Madden and Rothwell, who be held every first and third Tuesday. To enable you to secure the Holy Bible our book depart* thought is to i render The Very Rev. E. K. Cantwell, examined the children sent to the ment is well stocked srith the work at prices from $2.00 to C.SS.R., provincial of the Western camp and made recommendations the best possibie serv pr PARISH BENEFIT FR. MANNIX TAKES Matinee Niyhlt Local News 35e AT THE ALADDIN BRIEF VACATION! Salnrilay, Matinees Shops You Ou^ht Sanday Eev. J . H. Gleason, assistant pas (St. Philomena’s Parish) (St. Catherine’s Parish) 2Sc tor of Annunciation church, returned OGDEN The Altar and Rosary society will Father Mannix is enjoying a few C O L F A X A T OGDEN to Denver Wednesday from an ex give a benefit at the Aladdin thea tended vacation trip through Europe. week.s' vacation in Calitornia. ter on the evenings of September This Sunday '.will be FRIDAV, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. MONDAY— SEPT. 19, 20, 21, 22 Father Gleason left Denver last .June to Know 22 and 23. As this is the urst a])- « ZANE GREY’S MOST FAMOUS day for the Young Ladies’ tedality at and visited Europe, the South Med peal made in months for any spe iterranean countries and returned by the 7 o'clock Mass. “ THE BORDER LEGION” ciaJ activity, it is expected that the St. Catherine’s Call will be ready way o f England and Ireland. parish will respond with whole Richard Arlen, Fay Wray, Jack Unit— All outdoors, all talking, all thrllllny. Mrs. Mary Nahring, 3072 W. 40th for distribution at all the Masses this TYPEWRITERS hearted good will and attend in large Sunday. It will contain a complete TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY-t-SEPT. 23, 24, 25 avenue, has issued invitations to the numbers. The show is entitled “ Rain Another Dramatic Thunderbolt— Wm. Powell as Attorney . . . report of the recent carnival. Ail Makes and Prices marriage of her dai^hter, Mildred or Shine,” a comedy-drama. The SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED . ^ Elizabeth, and John Edward Halter, Prayers were offered last Sunday “FOR THE DEFENSE” management claims it is a wholesome for Mrs. Redmond and Mrs. Meyer, AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. which will take place at a Nuptial and pleasing feature which will pro Mass Wednesday, Sept 24, a t .9 both of whom are ill at their homes. Established 1880 , voke many laughs. In order to help SL Catherine’s ' Parent-Teachers’ o’clock, in St. Catherine’s church. this benefit it is essential to present 1643 California St. KEyalono 3047* Denver, Colo. association held its first fall meeting Mr. Halter is the son o f Mrs.’ M, J. St. Philomena’s benefit tickets at the Halter, 350 South Lincoln street. door. It will not help if tickets Tuesday. Arthur McKone, who was operated W. H. Graves of the Sears hotel are purchased at the box office. If Blessed Sacrament Parish on for appendicitis recently, is re has gone to Long Beach, Calif., to additional tickets are required tele PAINTING AND DECORATING 0. W. BROTHERS. M.A.. Prop. spend the winter. phone the rectory, Franklin 2159. covering nicely. 5001 E. Colfax (at E'm) A meeting of the junior division of Work Guaranteed, Reasonable Prices, Estimates Given Free, BROTHERS* PHARMACY Miss Eileen Sullivan of 1515 E. Miles A. Japies and Miss Colleen Phone YO. 2171 the Honaso boys was held Friday 31st avenue was removed to her Thomas were married Wednesday J, J. GLEASON Park Hill’s Newest and Most Complete Drug Store home Monday from Mercy hospital evening at 7:3(). ' COURTESY RELIABLE morning at a Nuptial Mass at 8 1575 Yale* St. TAbor 5 where she recently underwent an o’clock. Father William M. H i^ n s St. Catherine's cafeteria will re open the first week, of October, operation for appendicitis. officiated. The bride was attractively under the management of Mrs. Wil BUDDIES FRUIT STORE Eddie Palm of 4169 Hooked street gowned in brown chiffon velvet and liam Langsfeld. I FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY wore a corsage bouquet of yellow SOUTH DENVER SHEET QUALITY MEATS ARE has become a student at the Curtis- The October meeting of the Alter High Claea Fruiti for'Everybody. We Deliver Free. Wright flying school at East 46th rose buds. Miss Marguerite James MORE ECONOMICAL PHONE YORK 5300 6034 EAST COLFAX and Rosary society has been advanced METAL & FURNACE WORKS was bridesmaid. Thomas M. Ryan and Dexter street. fo Thursday, Sept. 25, in order that was best man. A wedding breakfast 1415 S. Bdwy. Phone SOuth 1827 An article appearing in The New members may he able to attend the Residence Telephone SOuth 50S1-J Rabtoay & Simering York Catholic News, Sept. 6, entit- was served at the Argonaut hotel. G. Bader, Manager 1030 West Colfax The young couple have gone to Pine sessions of the-national convention of led “ Colorado Invites You,” is an the N.C.C.W. hnd of Diocesan con WE DO ANYTHING IN SHEET METAL Across from St. Leo’s Church St. John*s Parish attractive appeal from the pen of Cliff, Colo., on their honeymoon trip. Also Ges or Coal Furnaces Installed and After October 1 they will be at home ventions that follow. Repaired. Portable Steel Garages, Easy Phone KEyatone 3638 Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly La Hines, for Payments. merly of Denver, to the women of to their friends at 1835 Lincoln NEW FASHION CLEANERS AND DYERS the East to attend the N.C.C.W. con street. **T h s Supreme Authority'* CAREFUL REPAIRING vention to be held in Denver. Ruth Vincent, a graduhte of St. Cahn-Forster Phone YOrk 4027 BETTY BURTON SHOPPE 2422 E. 6th Are. Philomena’s eighth grade, has been Of Watches, Clock* and Jewelry CLEANING— PRESSING— DYEING Miss Byrd Perron, formerly of the enrolled at Denver university school WEBSTER’S NEW Clocks Called For and Delivered Electric Co. Dressmaking, Tailoring, Hemstitching, Remodeling— All work guaranteed Cathedral parish and now of St. of commerce as an honor scholar HANSEN & HANSEN Agnes’ parish, Los Angeles, is visiting ship student) Miss Vincent, a 1930 miERNATIONAI JEWELERS Mrs. Mary Tucker, 1235 East 14th graduate of East high, was a prize Official Railroad Watch Inspectors (or AU Don’t Be Run Down on the Heels— ^Take Them to avenue. winner, having been awarded the MCHONARY Road* Out of Denver Miss Benecia Batione spent the 526 Sixteenth Street KEyatono 3012 Steinburg prize and the Denver uni Appliantaa QUALITY SHOE SHOP week-end with Mrs, John Thatcher versity honor* scholarship for holding Harm's Repairing 1117 E. 4th Aye. Bet. Corona and Downing So. 0494 of Pueblo. the highest scholastic record in the Patrick Sullivan and his daughter, commercial classes at East high. ihM "£aat Denver’* Largest Drag Stora” RADIO Miss Margaret Sullivan, of Casper, Patrick E. Higgins, brother of W. The firms listed here de E. L. RONINGER Wyo., who have been spending a few A. Higgins, 1419 Adams street, died EVIDENCE Generatora-Motora days in Denver, left' Tuesday for suddenly Sunday morning in New Rewound— Repaired serve to be remembered Groceries, Meats and Vegetables Hundicd* c ! Supreme Library FRANKLIN their home. York city. Acute indigestion was the Court Judiee concur in and Rented when you are distributing rr TAKES THE Mr. and Mrs. 0. Heni7 Schwalbe, cause of his death. Father Joseph hi(he*t pnire oi the work in one TO MAKE THE who spent th43**50 Ch«rekee SHOE REPAIRING THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. Sam Bolitho assisting. Father Moran Coach Gerald Bonfandini was well ^booe SOuth 1083; Res. Phone SUoset 0384-R UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT CARPENTERS and CONTRACTORS presented a pearl Rosary to Mrs. Gus J. J. HENRY Former Manager Golden Eagle Shoe Repair Store and Office Fixtures plea.sed With the showing of the squad DepartmenL First Class Workmanship and West 38th and Irving -w.tch'ouruurs'^ker.- 3700 Navajo Street Sondstrom, the retiring president last Sunday and is confident that’ the Skylight. RooRni:,'Gutlaring, Metal Ceiling* Materials. We Call For and Deliver. Job Work o( All Rinds New officers elected were: President, Ventilation and Furnace Cleaning 3518 E. Colfax Phone York 6652 Call Gallup 0741 The RED & WHITE Store* Call Gallup 0936 members w ll give a good account of Youra for Service J. GORDON, Proprietor Mrs. Robert Cnthbertson; vice presi themselves when they meet Pueblo 12th and Madison Sts. Phone YOrk 7633 Homs Phone, York ^4S1-M dent, Mrs. Ed Hoppes; secretary- Centennial this Saturday at Pubelo. treasurer, Mrs, Hugh Beers. Active LET A HONASO BOY MOUNT VERNON CLEANERS AND DYERS Mrs. William Unfug went to SELL YOU SQUABS 3olo WEST THIRTY-EICHTH AVENUE—GALLUP 12S8 work on the bazaar of October 31 Pueblo Sunday, where she will re FOR ANY OCCASION and November 1 has been started. ceive medical treatment at St. Mary’s St. Teresa's Parish J. W. Klein underwent an op THE SQUARE DEAL PK^iON LOFTS Dauvar’a Mo»t Complete Cleaning and Dyeing Service. FUR STORAGE hospital. eration at a ho.spitel on Tuesday. 1227 Curtia St, Mai" 9533 Mrs. J. Wagenbach ha'd the mis Father Bertram, S.J., of Trinidad Axk (or Woodrow AURORA FLORAL CO. COLLEGE INN The firms listed here de- fortune of having both hands severely was a visitor at the rectory Monday, Special discount and terms to Honaso Boys for breeding stock. Guaranteed tale (or all CUT FLOWERS, POTTED PLANTS, FUNERAL DESIGNS ICE CREAM AND CANDIES sei*ve to be remembered burned Saturday, squabs you raise. Colfax at Fulton Aurora 71-W Specialize Short Orders and The Junior Holy Name society will ALAMOSA SOCIETY Sandwiches. when you are distributing meet this Friday evening at the rec Did You Know your patronage in the dif tory. Frank Cappa will have direc PLANS FOOD SALE MASTER CRAFT CLEANERS AND DYERS Frank Tague, Prop. tion of the physical training. (Masters in Art of Dry Cleaning) There it a Trading Pott at *1624 4970 Lowell St, ferent lines of business. One of the Indian boys from Tiny Alamosa.— The members of the Special Attention Parcel PosL Expert Laundry Work Town gave a few dances on the lawn Tabernacle society will hold a food WASHINGTON ST. where you can 9947 EAST COLFAX AVE.______TELEPHONE AURORA 82 after Mass last Sunday. sale this Saturday at the Alamosa TRADE anything you DO NOT Mrs. Ed Hoppes has made a beau grocery. Mrs. Lee Waldron will en WANT for something YOU CAN White Front Garage and Blacksmithing tiful set of curtains for the confes tertain the members at a card party rOWERlNE GAS— AUTOKRAT OILS AND-GREASFaS MRS. MILDRED LEARNED sional. In her home on La Veta avenue next USE? AU Repair Work GufttmnteoU H^mititching— FURS REMODELED— Drestmaking week. Early in October Mrs. C. J. Phone Aurora 211 Aurora Wm» Maw*, Prop, Parcel Post Paid on Out-of-Town Hemstitching. Read Society of St. Vincent de Collins of Russell will sponsor a South 8026 1091 So. Gaylord Paul «d— page 3. party to help defray the cost of new THE AURORA COFFEE SPIKES alter linens recently imported from NO COST “ Paint and varnith that dry in four France. For man to call and SANDWICHES. COFFEE, CIGARS, give estimates on pack Drug Company boar*. Wallpaper that i* fa«t to *nn- ing and shipping. CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO. Get* Spark Plug— The Plug That Never Fouls light. ‘Arabe*qne’ the indestruct While on your vacation let Schayer SOLD UNDER MONEY BACK GUARANTEE A Complete Drug Store ible wall decoration, ipecialixed by decorate yonr hon*e'—you’ll be de iCEystons 6228 FOUNTAIN SERVICE ^ EASTMAN SALES CO. the Schayer Wallpaper dk Painting lighted on your return. Colfax at Office & Warehouse, 1521 20th St. 1024 Broadway TAbor 2676 Co.' Jo*ephine. L Delivery Phone Aurora 253 9625 E. Colfax * J Thursday, September 18, 1930 _ . Office, 938 Bamidclf Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER _|T Telephone, Main 5413 PAGE SEVEN Mass in Honor of Holy Ghost at THANKS! Regis College Monday, Sept. 22 The splendid patronage ac NEW FORD corded us during the first two weeks o f school by the pa On Monday, Sept. 22, Regis high A. B., LL.B., instructor in business school will carry out an age-old cus law^ Joseph A. Craven, A. B., rochial school students and sis tom when tlje faculty and the stu LL.B., instructor in ' business Eng ters was very gratifying. We DE l u x e : B'ODIES dent body will assemble in the high lish; Prank Gartland, B.S., E.E., appreciate this all the more be school chapel for the annuel Mass in instructor in mathematics; Martin D. honor of the Holy Ghost. It is an Currigan, A.B., M.D., instructor in cause we made the greatest ancient tradition of the school where hygiene, and J. Frederick Priming. preparation to give exceptional Now on Display by the school is thus solemnly dedi B. S., M.D., instructor in physiology. service this season. You may cated to the Holy Spirit, the source of Present faculty members of Regis depend on us for still greater all true wisdom. The Rev. Aloysius college also on the staff of the eve De Luxe Roadster A. Breen, S.J., president of the col ning school are Rev. Arinand W. .service at each school opening De Luxe Phaeton lege, will be thci celebrant o f the Forstall, S.J., mechanical drawing and and throughout the year. Mass and the Rev. G. P. Walsh, S.J.. descriptive geometry; Rev. Lawrence FRED ROSENSTOCK, Prop. De Luxe Coupe principal of the high school, will L. Cusack, S.J., general psychology; JAMES P. McCONATY preach the sermon. Through the stu Rev. William J. O’Shaughnessy, S.J., , De Luxe Sedan dent body tnc parents of all the eneral ethics; Rev. F, J. Mahoney, Bargain Book Store students of Regis high school have i.J., public speaking and religion; 406 Fifteenth St. FOR BOTH CLASSES Convertible Cabriolet been invited to attend this solemn Mr. Arthur P. Madgett, S.J., intro Two Doors From Tremont PI. • * t'-‘ I* I opening o f the school year. duction to philosophy; Mr. Howard In our experience we have found that there are two outstanding kinds ' Town Sedan ______I______'5 Library Lectures Scheduled Morrjsbn, S.J., political philosophy. of persons, those who insist upon the best and need give no thought VISITORS WELCOME Registration for the evening courses By special arrangement, with the is in* progress. Registration may be When in Need of Help to the cost, and those who want the best but who are forced to watch Rev. £. T. Sandoval, S.J., librarian made any evening this week^ or at their purses. Open Every Day and Every Evening of R ^ is college, a course of lectures other times by special yipointment of any kind, permanent or odd job, on “ The Library gnd Its Uses” has with the Rev. Joseph A. Ryan, dean, No matter under which of these two headings one may fall. Boulevard been outlined for the students of call Employment Department, service will be found suitable. Quality of service is, and has always Regis high school. Last Friday Father Fr, Cuiack Completci Faculty The Rev. Lawrence L. Cusack, CATHOLIC CHARITIES been, the prime consideration. Sandoval gave his first lecture to the S.J., arrived at Regis this week. Fa junior and senior classes of the high ther Cusack was detained until now 612 Exchanfo Bldg. Keyitone 6386 school. This coming week he will in Chicago. His arrival completes the u* address the freshmen and hophomor'e list of the college faculty. Father [b o u l e v a r d AtORTUARf classes. A course of -ten lectures Cusack was previously principal of ARVA-PRIDE FLOUR have been planned to complement % [FEDERAL BLVD.'’AT NORTH SPEER St. John’s high school, Toledo, Ohio, A Real Household Friend— Constant SaU« Department 14th and Broadway the regular high school course in Eng and principal of St. Mary’s high ^------ila lish. —Trustworthy—Never Failing—for Senrice Dept. 1314-1338 Acoma St. school, S t Mary’s, Kan. He will Telephone Gallup 0407 Open till Midnight Many Alumni on Evening Faculty teaeh philosophy and religion at Biscuits— for Bread— for Pastry. A noteworthy point about the eve Rej^s. Grain and Poultry Feed at ning courses to be reopened at Regis Carroll Hall Filled Denver Price* TWENTIETH AVE. SHEET METAL WORKS on the night of Sept. 22 is the pres With students still registering for ence on the evening school faculty the college year, CaiToll hall, the Phone YOrk 3192 1431 Ogden Ventilating, Guttering, Smoke Stacks. Ste^l Ceilings, Skylights and of six alumni of Regis. These are boarding students’ residence building, , Furnace Work E. L. Mullen, A.B., LL.B., instructor is filled. The present capacity of the RELIABLE in business law; Joseph J. Walsh, hall is eighty. Presentation Parish D. O’ Brien. Phone Main S426 — AS GOOD AS THE NAME — Curtain* and Blanket* Cleaned 2141-43 Court Place, at Twentieth Avenue and Logan THE BARNUM PHARMACY ONE DAILY MASS REGIS GUILD TO All Up-to-Date Equipment DRUGS— PRESCRIPTIONS— SODA SERVICE No Pin Holes No Shriifkage We Otllver— Telephones TAbor 9608 or 9721 AT ST. PATRICK’S MEET SUNDAY AUo Dry Cleaning and Rng* Claaned John F. Reilly, Prop. Sevtnth and Knox Court Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For end Deliver (S t Patrick’s Parish) Regis guild will hold its regular monthly meeting at 3 o’clock on Sun THE CASCADE LAUNDRY Phones Tabor 6370 Until further notice there will be Francis J. Fisher» Inc. "Dcnvsr’s Most Protrsstivs Lsundry"—Ws Uss Solt Water Tabor 6 3 7 9 day afternoon, September 21, at PHONE TABOa 4201 RATES REASONABLE but one Mass on weekdays— at 7 :30. Regis college. A large attendance is MAIN 870S Branch Offiecsi IStS Treraont Street, 1128 ITtb-Street. 1946 Broadway On Saturday, the Mass will be said hoped for, so that all may have a NEWHOUSE HOTEL 1128 East Ninth Arc., 426 East ITth Ave.. 1470 York. 604 East IStb Ave. in the chapel o f the Sisters of St. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER share in planning the fall activities GUS STROUP, Proprietor Joseph instead of in the church. of the guild, which include respon METAL LATH Colfax at Grai4, Denver Opposite State Capitol The members of the Young Ladies’ sibility for the sale of one hundred Take No. 13 at Union Station sodality and the Children of Mary season football tickets for Rej^s Danver, Colo. Amarillo, Taxa* * ' - will receive Communion in a body games and for the benefit dinner Cathedral Parish at tha 7:30 Mass this Sunday. which will follow the Regis-Mines High Mass o f Requiem for the game on Armistice day. Season .tick LA FRANCE $11.35— Model A Ford Brake Service— $11.35 holy souls will be sung this Friday ets have been mailed to guild mem Dry Cleaners and Dyers ^ With a 10,000 Miles Guarantee Myer’s SHOE REPAIR Service morning. bers and returns on them at the Sun MADAM GINDES, Prop. Mr. and Mrs, M. P. Drummey of Specialist on Ladies’ Fine Shoes. We Call For and Deliver day meeting are earnestly requested. Specializing in Ladies’ Garments Using Genuine Raybestos Ford Lining and Drum Truing, 3623 Wyandot street have sold their Eleventh and Ogden FRenklin 4383 The president, Mrs. Edward T. PHONE YORK 3249 Complete Job for $11.35 home and will leave shortly for Cali Gibbons, has announced the follow 3238 E. Colfax Corner Steele fornia, where they expect to live in L. S. CHAMBERS ing delegates from the guild to the Work Called For and Delivered CAPITOL RUBBER & TIRE CO., 320 14th St. the future. Mr. and Mrs. Drummey coming conventions: To the national CATHEDRAL SHOE REPAIR have resided here for/m any years convention of the National Council and 'have a host of friends who wish SHIRLEY GARAGE 332 E. Colfax Ave., Denver, Colo. Tel. MAin 9181 of ^ th olic Women, Mrs. Charles them happiness and succ;psB in their Hayaen; to the Diocesan convention GENERAL REPAIRING n W D Y V C C Y'*Y IT A h llT D C-OPPOSITE HOLY new home. IrlL lL lL ljlidS s IrfLiUi A lY q jjo st c h u r c h which will follow shortly thereafter, , WASHING— TOWING— GAS— OIL CORONA SHOE SHOP Mrs. Edward Murray and Mrs. Frank You Look Better and You Feel Right When Your Clothes Are Cleaned. Day and Night Storage Shoe Repairing— First Class Material and Workmanship PROGRAM FOR NATIONAL F. Farrell, J, R. Armstrong, Prop. Phone TAbor 1853 636 19tb St. Formerly at 1207 East 18th Ave. TAbor 5911— KEy*tone 4704 NOW AT 853 C O R O N A ______CHAS. F. MADAY EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS PROSELYTIZING DANGER Never Clo*ed 1631-37 Lincoln YORK NOVELTY SHOP (Continued From Page 1) AT COMMUNITY CENTER QUALITY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS R. E. Du Be, formerly with J. J. Wood Rev. Joseph Schrembs, D.D., national Patronize the advertisers in Lock and Key Fitting, Toy and Bicycle Repairing, Lawn Mowers protector of the P, E, L., presiding. (Continued From Page 1) this paper. They will treat you VIRGINIA PASTRY SHOP Ground and Repaired, Welding • later than November 1. The board ISIS East Colfax , SAW FILING Telephone YOrk 9370 Paper, “ The Eucharistic Sacrifice, right. 211 E. Virginia / Open Evenings for Your Convenience SOnth 4303 Center of Divine Worship,” Rt. Rev. meetings are held at a time when it is impossible for mere than two of the Expert on fine Repairing a Charles D. White, D.D., Bishop o f watches, specialty— all Spokane. Discusslbn, Rev. Paul Wal Catholics, to attend. French and work guaran GUS’S MARKET dron, S.S.C., Chinese Mission house, It is not too late to stop this other teed at lesi brazen program which seems to have eomplicated than down St. Columbans, Nebr. Paper, “ The clocks. town prices. For Good Meats Blessed Eucharist, in Holy Com been outlined. The center has taken CLARK— The Jeweler munion, Nourishment of Divine Life on a renewed activity qnly because 613 East Thirteenth Avenue in the Soul,” Rtl Rev. Msgr. Hum Catholics have put their work into it, AFEWAY STORE WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY and now every indication is that the YORK 2422 phrey Monihan, D.D., rector of St. FRanklin 5475 710 E. Colfax Paul’s seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Dis agreement will be scrapped by trying ' o iS “rr2.ii3Li“rioivi winri-iOLtnr w A .snriz cussion, Rev. Henry J. Buerger, to freeze out the Catholic workers HOWARD’S The S.T.B., Howells, Nebr. and turning the place back into a "MEATING” Place of Satisfaction 8 :00 p. m.— Solemn Hour of Ador proselytizing agency. HEMSTITCH SHOP ation foir the clergy at St. Cecilia’s The members of the Community Cathedral. Rt. Rev. Joseph Schrembs, Chest who are^n the board have the Effective in Denver and Suburban Stores Sept. 19-20 MRS. 0, M. HOWARD, Prop. Daly’s Market D.D., Bishop of Cleveland, presiding. balance of power. It is up to them Hemstitching, Dressmaking, Tailoring Miik Fed Pouitry 8:00 p. m.—Public Holy Hour of to use their power in a manner which Notions and Covered Buttons Corn Fed Baby Beef Adoration for the laity in all city shows their prudence and fair-mind churches, with a Rignt Reverend edness. Cream of Wheat 851 Corona FR. 5650 Phone Fr. 5805 1127 E. 9th Ave. Bifehop presiding. Wedneiday, September 24 P. Peitz, West Point, Nebr. Paper, The Nation’s breakfast food for all. Newhouse e ROACH’S 8:00 a. m.— Pontifical Low Mass of “ The Personal Relation of the Priest Package Requiem for deceased members of to the Blessed Sacrament,” Rt. Rev. Special Noon-day LunWes, 35c-S0e Msgr. James A. McFadden, chancellor Also a la carte LOGAN MARKET Priests’ Eucharistic league at St. 1471 Logan KE. 5917 John’s church. Celebrant: _Rt. Rev, of Diocese of Cleveland, Cleveland, Sunday Morning Breakfast Joseph Schrembs, D.D., Bishop of Ohio. Discussion, Rev. A. T, Schott, 2 4 c GROCERIES AND MEATS C.SS.R., Omaha, Nebr. • Corn Peas Miss Sallie Stamps, Mgr. Cleveland. 1:30 p. m.— Final session in St. 308 E. Colfax M. 9777 FREE DELIVERY 9:00 a; m.— Pontifical Low Mass Del MAitc, tender garden, new for students and children at St. Ce Cecilia’s Cathedral. Reading of reso Fore*t Pride, new pack, _Golden Helping the Entire Community lutions. Concluding address. Rt. Rev. pack pea*— Delicien* *erred in LACE CURTAINS, Draperies, Laces, cilia’s Cathedral. Celebrant: Rt. Rev. Bantam corn— packed in No. 2 Joseph Schrembs, D.D., Bishop of *a!od witk eheese and mayonnaise. Center Keces and all Table Linens P. A. McGovern, D.D., Bishop of can*. HAGLER’S Cleveland and national protector of No. 2 Can*. Cleaned and Hand Pressed. Cheyenne. Sermon; Most Rev. Ed 3 FOR ward J. Hanna, D.D., Archbishop of Priest’s Eucharistic league, presiding. 3 FOR, Maximum NO PIN HOLES Grocery and Market 2:30 p. m.— Solemn procession of Call (or and Deliver San Francisco. 1314 E. 17th Ave. YOrk 2721 9 :30 a. m.— Session for the clergy, the Blessed Sacrament on the Cathe CITY LACE CLEANERS Creighton gymnasium. Paper, “ The dral grounds. FREE DELIVERY Sectional Meeting* for Women 228 E. 7th Ave. Phone TAbor 7907 Abiding Eucharistic Presence, a Di 42c Coffee 50c Where Your Patronage Is vine Companionship and Solace,” Rev. Tuesday. 3:00 p. m.— ^Knights of Appreciated Leo M. Krenz, S.J., St. Louis, Mo. Columbus building. “ Tabernacle So . The firms listed here de Discussion, Rev. Patrick W. Burke, cieties,” Rev. J. F, Moisant, C.S.V., director of Viatorian Mission band, serve to be remembered » RED STAR ^ Gretna, Nebr. Paper, “ The Holy Pound...... 3 8 c 2pound tin* 7 5 c Eucharist and the Blessed. Virgfin,” Chicago, 111. “ The Eucharist and when you are distributing GROCERY CO. Very Rev. V. F. Kienberger, O.P. Catholic Family Life,” a Franciscan Father. your patronage in the dif YOrk 5516 Discussion, Rev. Thomas J. Smith, S.J., Creighton univbrsity, Omaha, Wednesday, 3:00 p. m.— Knights of Powdered Sugaur | ferent iines of business. Nebr. ' Columbus building. “ The Aportleship Swansdown 530 East Colfax 2:30 p. m.— Session for the c l e ^ , of Prayer,” Very Rev. W. H. Agnew, A necessity in every household— A Creighton gymnasium. Paper, “ The S.J., president, of Creighton univer For good, fluffy cakes use Swansdown. value at • Liturgical Structure of the Mass,” sity, Omaha, Nebr. “ The Sacred Love *7Zf Story of the Mass,” Rev. George A. Rev. Edwin Ryan, D.D., Catholic uni ...... p o u n d B . . . versity, Washington, D. C. Discus Keith, S.J., Chicago, 111. Package.. i...... 3 5 c 2 1 5 c f; t sion, Rev. J. L. Paschang, Ph.D., Read Society of St. Vincent de ABC DIRECTORY J.C.D., Omaha, Nebr. Paper, “ Rules Patti ad— page 3. 7 and Regulations of the Church Gov Bread M ilk Oysters UILDERS' HARDWARE, HOUSEWARES AND erning the Administration and Re "Charming, colorful, modern but ception of Holy Communion,” Very not bizarre, are oor new paint effect* Maximum, made fromr rich Favorite Brand—large cove INSTITUTION EQUIPMENT Denver made for Safeway’s B Rev. Thomas M. Palmer, C.SS.R., for kitchen* and bath*.” — Schayer’*. trade— ^white or whole wheat. whole milk. You canr whip it. oysters. • THE GEO. MAYER HARDWARE CO., INC. Kansas City, Mo. Discussion, Rev. Athanasius Steck, O.F.M., Humphrey, THE TOBER SHOE CO. 6 --tall cans...45c 1518-22 Arapaboe Street KEystone 4291 Nebr. -for...... lO c Small tin.... lOc 8 :00 p. m.— Euchari^ic demonstra PURCHASES BOOTERY A M B R I A N LUMP COAL— tion under the auspices of the Holy STOCK OWEN COAL COMPANY Name society in the Creighton sta- The entire stock of the JBootery, 618 Sixteenth street, was purchased Cleanser Calumet 801 W. Bayaud Ave. diuiA, Dennis E. O'Brien, presi Pbone SO. 5432 dent of Omaha Holy Name societies, this week by the Tober Shoe Co. nnd Lighthouse Brand— for quick action in The largest selling baking powder. £ residing. Address of welcome by wiU be placed on sale beginning cleaning your bathroom throughout. lARPENTERS AND ROOFERS ouis J. Tc Poel, M.A., LL.D., Thursday, September 18, at both Wood and Compoiltlon Shinslea. Rooft Repaired and dean of Creighton university law Tober stores, 1120 Sixteenth street Ifio z. tins.— ...... * Paintad. BuUt^lD Cupboards. New PIoors» Screen^, dtc. school, Omaha, Nebr. “ The Blessed and 714 PlTteenth street. The Boot- .’ ..for. 9 c 25c We have ■ eomplet# Kcmodtlins and ^ p a ir Service* and we Satisfy Convenient Terms Eucharist and - Catholic Action,” His ery has been an exclusive shop de Call F. M. ROTH, SO. 2651-W 17 Fox Street Eminence George Cardinal Munde voted to the selling of fine shoes for SAFEWAY MARKET SAVINGS lein, Archbishop of Chicago. “ The women. The smart styles and fine « LECTRICAL CONTRACTING Catholic Laity and Eucharistic Devo fitting qualities are recognized by tions,” Hon. Martin T. Manton, senior those who appreciate high grade foot E REPAIRING AND FIXTURES judge of the United States circuit wear. The price range was $6, $8, Beef Steaks Phone MAin 2303 H. G. REID 317 Fourteenth St. court of appeals, New York city. 810 and $12. These shoes will be Salt Mackrel Chickens Sirloin— short cuts— T-bone The Holy Name pledge, led by Rev. sold at the Tuber Shoe Stores for New catch, first of the sea Young hens—^medium size— — round— or swiss— cut any (*. f Michael A. Stagno, diocesan director $2.95, $3.95 and $4.?5, r|*pcctively, son— medium size. best quality, freshly dressed. thickness from choice young h e JOHNSON STORAGE AND MOVING CO. of the Holy Name society, Omaha, as long as the supply hoId»out. beef. ■i. MOVING. PACKING AND SHIPPING Nebr. 2 FUh..,...... 25c Pound...... 17c Tburiday, September 25 John J. Tart, formerly manager Pound...... 25c * T Phone So. 0100— After 0 P. M., South 2064 221 Broadway, Denvei^ * 8:00 a. m.— Pontifical Low Mass at of the Bootery, is now associated Modern Fireproof Warehouse— Fumigating Vault St. Cecilia's Cathedral for women with the Tober Shoe Co. and will be Congressists. Rt, Rev. John J. Dunn, in charge of Toberis Main Store, 1120 Dill Pickles Springers E NOW HAVE A SERVICE FOR ALL D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of New York, Sixteenth street. Best quality. 2 to 4 pounds, Sliced Bacon celebrant. To all Bootery customers, whether New crop, Colorado pickles freshly dressed. Mild, sugar cured, lean w WET WASH WET WASH DRY WASH 9:30 a. m.— Session for clergy at they live in the city or not, he ex — medium size. —' streaked— no rind or waste. Flat Work Ironed Flat Work Ironed Creighton gymnasium. Paper,“ Church tends a cordial invitation to be pres Pound...... 25c Pound 29c Try One of These— You Will Be Surprised at the Quality and Music and Eucharistic Worship,” ent at this sale. Be sure of the 7 ...... for...... 10c .j the Whiteness of Your Linens Very Rev. Gregory Heugle, O.S.B., locations— Tober’8 Shoe Stores, 1120 e l e c t r ic w e t WASH— 2469 Lowell, GAllup 0390 prior of Benedictine abbey. Concep '16th street and 714 15th street.— Ad- tion. Mo. Discussion, Rt. Rev. Msgr. vertisem^t. PAGE EIGHT .Office, 938 Bannock Street^- THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone. Main 6413 Thursday, September 18, 1930 REQUIESCANT IN PACE YOUR CHILD REQUIRES GOOD SIGHT $170 CLEARED ON FAUSTINA ACIERNO, S5M Navajo Chapel Rectory street. Requiem Mass woe offered Tuesday ENGLEWOOD DAY TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN SCHOOL at Ut. Carmel church. Interment Mt. Oli vet. Horan' A Son service. Without It chtldron Oannot apply alt thtir cnersy. It i.« most Important IIOSB BHANCtICCI. 3636 Pecoa street Is Redecorated (St. Louis’ Parish, Englewood) to watch and know that your children arc straining their eyes. Ueioved wife of Pasco RrancuccI: mother St. Louis’ parish cleared $170 in of seven children; niece of Catherine Quarn- If you are in doubt, bring them Ip u4. We make a specialty of eum> (Contimied From Page 1) tino. Requiem Hass was oiTcred Thursday. walls are all pointing up, with lines the Englewood day celebration. This Inlng children's eyes with our wonderful shadow testing system. If Sept. 13, at: Mt. Carmel church. 'Interment is the largest amount realized by any they need glasses, rest assured they are. right from the start. M;. Olivet Horan & Son service. from the corners of the room arching JOANNA CICCONB. 8322 Shoshone street. to meet in the center o f the ceiling. one organization during the celebra Services were held Wednesday afternoon at Tho silver trimmings reflect a light tion. Half of the amount cleared M t Carmel church. Interment M t Olivet will go to the St, Louis' Altar society Iforan A Son service. as of glancing sunbeams, light anci Optometrists Opticians FRANK SPARLING at St. Anthony # hos- dark as one moves about, the effect and half to the city. Mrs. M. Klat- pital. k'uneral was held from the Horan designed to eliminate any harsh con tenholf, chairman, wishes to thank all & Son chapel Monday. Interment M t Olivet. those who assisted her in making the MARGARET ANGELA PAYNE, COO Quit- trast. man street. Beloved daughter of Michael Precious jewels have been called parish participation in the celebra J. Payne and sister of Spaulding Payne. upon to give their colors to the tion a success. Swigert Bros. Optical Co. Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at PreS' Donations for the new convent will cnlation church. Intennent M t Olivet chapel. The walls range from a 1550 California St. KEystone 7651 Boulevard mortuary service. deep garnet to the palest pink. The be gladly received now that the build NINA BRADLEY, 1662 Josephine street. blending with green at about the ing is nearing completion. The fur Whose Reputation and Equipment Civs You the Highest Requiem Hass was offered Tuesday at St. nishing of the new convent chapel Grade of Service Philomena’a church, interment M t Olivet center of walls to the ceiling gives Boulevard 'mortuary service. the effect of added length and will provide an excellent opportunity WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 1204 CUntoh breadth. The ceiling itself is an for those desiring to give memorials. street. Remains were forwarded Wednes The convent is now under roof an^ day from, the Boulevard mortuary to Buf emerald green grading intq lighter falo, N. y., for services and interment shades. The gold and white of the the lathing and plastering will be PETER ,G. BURNS at 3226 Julian street altar are set off by the emerald green gin next week. j O^Keefe^s Famous Beloved father of John, James, Peter and and azure blue about it. The wall A High Mass of Requiem was sung Mary Burns and Mrs. Margaret McMahlll. Requiem Mast will be offered at' St. Dom back gf the altar is rounded, w i^ a on Tuesday morning for the soul of inic’s church Saturday at 0 o'clock. In color simulating the sky as it fades Mrs. Sophie Myers, according to the ^ ^ ark epery gravti terment Mt. Olivet. Boulevard mortuary from deepest blue almost to nothing service, intention of the Altar society. JOHN C. BERRY of 3600 South Acoma ness. A field of stars heightens the The Children of Mary sodality Honeymoon Pair street. Intennent took place Wednesday at illusion and the color of the whole held its meeting Thursday afternoon THE DENVER MARBLE & M t Olivet is intensified by the ceiling lamp after school. specially painted by the designer. The children of the parish will re The true symbol of love and happiness. The flawless, JOHN McNAMARA, PIONEER REAL The globe is a rich blue on the upper GRANITE COMPANY ESTATE MAN. DIES AT 80 ceive Communion at the 8 o'clock Requiem Mass wa^offered Saturday at the part and converging lines on the lower blue white diamond in its exquisite white gold mounting Establiahed 1874 Cathedral for John McNamara, 80, who part carry out the scheme of the .Mass this Sunday. died in Denver September II. Buriat was and the modern .wedding band, so delicately ^carved and W. E. GREENLEE, Pre«, general decorations. Chairmen of the committees ap in Mount Olivet cem et»y under direction of pointed at the P.-T. A. meeting Tues 1224 Lavfrence St. Main 1815 Horan & Son. Mr. MfcNemara was secrc- The Very Rev. Joseph Fagen, diamond set. You’ll just love this adorable honeymoon tiiry of the Denver Reel Estate exehange C.SS.R., superior of the Redemptor- day night are Mrs. H. Atkinson, for many years and took-an active part in membership; Mrs. J. Buege, pro^am ; Denver civic affairs. In his early days he ists in Denver, says that the Stations pair. Especially at O’Keefe’s feature price was prominent as an amateur actor and of the Cross in the chapel are unlike Mrs. J. Young, ways and means; Mrs. ainger and was a member of the Cathflic any to be found in Colorado,. and P. Fisher, hospitality; Mrs. B. Pat choir until but a few years ago, when he rick, publication; Mrs. J. Hayes, moved to Spicer, Colo., to make his home counts them as one of the most $50 for Both* with his son. Jack McNamara, who sur charming paits of the new work. roundup, and Mrs. M. GuflFy, ttrift. MONUMENTS vives him. They are the work of the designer, Charles Krieger, president of the Other Styles From '$35 Up V. M. Gildea * Wm. Schmitz Charles Dcs Moineaux, Denver artist. Holy Name society, was re<*ently MRS. THOMAS MORROW, FORMER transferred to Rock Springs, Wyo., Theodore Opposite M t Olivet Cemetery DENVER TEACHER, DIES ON TRAIN The figures are especially vivid, Mrs. Thomss H. Morrow of Scottsbluff, being brought forward in strong re to look after the interests of the Opposite Riverside Cemetery Nehr.. former teacher in the Denver public lief by the luminous silver back Brqvm Mercantile company in that schools and wife of a former Denver attor Telephone YOrk 1805 ney, died on a Burlington train Thursday ground. The frames are in the form vicinity. Mr. Krieger sends word of Hackethal evening, Septem'ber 11, en route from her of a Gothic arch, treated to resemble his continued interest in the sewiety. PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT home Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Morrow had hammered silver. The chandelier at His place will be taken by George been suffering severely from asthma and was the center is also of a hammered Scharf, the vice president The men MORTUARY going to Casper in the belief that the Wyo ming climate would improve her condition. silver finish. voted at the last meeting to hold the She was born In Central City, Colo., and. Mr. Des Moineaux has done the monthly meeting alternately after 1449>51 Kalamath St. HARTFORD before her marriage, taught in the Denver public achools.for a number of years. About major portion of the decorating him Mass and on Monday evening, , The UNDERTAKING ten years ago she went to Nebraska with self, working night after night to next will be an evening meeting. Phone Main 4006 her husband. She was a member of the complete it. This is the first work D.A.R. and of the St. Vincent's Aid society COMPANY and was active in many charitable organisa of the kind he has done and it is the Read Society of St. Vincent de tions. Besides her husband, she is survived fulfillment of a dream of years to Paul ad— page 3. 1485-57 GLENARM ST. by four children. Miss Lettle Morrow, Miss him. Unhampered by any restric Phone Keystone 2779 Catherine Morrow and William Morrow, all tions,-he has succeeded in doing some FRANK J. CONWAY. A*tnt, of Scottsbluff, and Mrs. John Dixon of New York Lifa Iniuranca Co., 200 Innirance Rea. Phone South 3296 Casper; two sisters, Mrs. A. L. Richey. San thing new and unusual, yet very Buildlns, Fourteenth and Champa Slreeta, Diego,. Calif., and Mrs.' Charles Berndsten, pleasing. Colorado people know him TAbor 6281; Residence, 888 South Wash Albuquerque, N. M„ and a brother, John for the etchings he has had on ex ington Street, south I585-R. Rank of Denver. Funeral services were held at Scottsbluff and the- remains were brought hibit at the Chappell house, Denver, BHI^BROS. to Denver Tuesday. Interment took place and at the state fair, taking second HATFIELD MORTUARY at Mt. Olivet cemetery under direction of prize there last year. He is practi Horan & Son. Register Small Ads 1044 SPEER BLVD. Our Service UnexceUeil and cally self-educated in the work he is OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT Economical doing. Beginning studies as an elec LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO MRS. MONUMENTS— Prices that are Tight. LADY ASSISTANT MARIANA PRIORE trical engineer, he was attracted more Monuments cleaned and lettered at cem 2778 So. Broadway Mrs. Mariana Priore, 71, a resident of by the drafting work he encountered etery. Wm. Sehmits and V. M. Gildea. En- Denver for fifty years, died Monday at her trance Mt. Olivet. Cemetery. York 1805, ARTISTIC Phones So, 2805 Engtewood 577 home, 3447 Shoshone street, following an and passed from one thing to another illness of several months. Mrs. Priore was in that line, carrying on various M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. MONEY TO LOAN on improred city or one of the founders of Mount Carmel so kinds of drafting and commercial,art town real estate; no red tape: do delay. Mr. MEMORIALS ciety. Coming to the United States and to before attempting to do etching. Phelps; 1711 California itrcet, Keystoue Oolorado from Naples, Italy, her birthplace, 2357. DENVER’S OUALltY JEWELERS The Best Value for Your Money Mrs. Priore was one of the first Italian It is hard to give the full effect of residents here. She is survived by three READERS OF CATHOLIC REGISTER M, O'Keefe, President daughters, Mrs. Lucy. Bianco, 3447 Sho the chapel in just a description, but Margaret O’Keefe, Sec’y-Treas. Secure half rate. Dr. W. A. O’Connell Walter J, Kerwin, Vice-Pres. ^red Braun, Second Vice-Pres, Jacques Bros. shone stTMt; Mrs. Annette Davis, Chicago, women will have to ”be satisfied with agrees t j allow readers of thiq paper half and Mrs. Teresa Pagano of Iowa, and two that alone. The chapel is in that part rate bn Chiropractic treatments. For free sons. Michael Priore, Kansas City, and Philip of the monastery that is cloistered. examination you may telephone Keystone 827 Fifteenth St. KEystone 1440 MONUMENTS Priore, Las Vegas, Nev. . Requiem Mass 'was 4063 or call at Suita 247 Steele Rldg.. offered September 18 at Mt. Carmel church. Under Church law it would be a corner 16th and W e l t o n . ______MONUMENTS Interment took place at Mt. Olivet ceme serious sin for*a woman to enter that Mail Orders Given Prompt, Efficient Attention tery under direction ol the Boulevard mor part or for a superior to allow her BARGAIN NEAR BLESSED SACUtAMENT tuary. and both would be liable to excom CHURCH 1441 Grape— Large «rire-eut brick bunga 28 Elast Sixth Avenue ROBERT PHILLIPS BURIED FROM munication. The only exceptions that low of five rooms and breakfast nook, with SACRED HEART CHURCH are made is in the case of the wife double brick garage. Large living roorti Phone TAbor 6468 The funeral of Robert Dillon Phillips, who of the President or the Queen of a •cfoM front of bouse, with front entrance waa killed in an automobile accident Sep to buJIard room. BHck mantel, coal (rnito» tember 7, was held Monday morning from country and their retinues, or the oak and double floors, full basement, with ESTABLISHED 1902 Sacred Heart church. Interment took place very rare case of permission granted laundry tubs and floor drain. Price 84.500 at Mt. Olivet, The youth's father, Arthur by the Pope for a grave reason. The Orville D. Estee, Main 2638. 211 Midland Savings Bldg. Dillon of 3210 Arap^oe street, had gone rule, appl^ng^to some religious com on a vacation the Saturday previous to the afcDENVERDRY GOODSGx accident and did not learn of his son's death munities of both men and women, FOR RENT— 6-room modern bungalow in until his return home Saturday.- Efforts against entrance of members of the St. Catherine’s parish. 850 a month. 3170 made to locate him sooner failed. Besides opposite sex is designed to protect W. 41st Ave. - his mother and father the 'boy is survived WE MOVE by two sisters. the chastity of the inmates in the FOR RENT— Terrace in first-class condi fullest degree possible. tion. 324 and 328 So. Sherman SL Phone 00 State Csmtol Grounds South 4518-J. Frame House and Garages MARY MEEHAN, PIONEER, DIES, Girls’ School J. M. GREEN For Service—KEy»loa« 6228 AGED 90 1576 Lafayette Street Requiem Mass was offered Wednesday aP FOR RENT— Large new stores, 825 and Office & Warehouse, 1521 20th St. INCREASE IN DENVER 836. Water free. 4328 W. 36th Ave. Yofk T410 EsUblished 1891 Annunciation church for Mrs. Mary Meehan Near .Slitch's, Call Franklin 8052-J. of 4768 Gaylord street, who died at the SCHOOL ENROLLMENT Denver General hospital September 9. She WANTED— School clrl or vroman to as- was 60 years old. Burial was at Mt. Olivet •lat with housework and care of children. cemetery. She was a pioneer resident of (Continued From Page 1) Phong York' 8160-R. Denver, the widow of Michael Meehan, who Coats was postmaster and justice of the peace in ceiving instruction in the high school THE MILES & DRYER PRINTING CO. FOR RENT— 2 front rooms. Furnished. early days. A son, Michael Meehan, 60 at SL Francis de Sales’ and 437 in 1746 I^enn. Over 20 Years of SatUfactory Service years old, could not be located to take the grades, an increase, of 20 or more. Some are Squirrelette Cloth charge of his mother’s funeral arrange BOOKKEEPER, accountant, Oldest Printing Plant in Denver Specialijing in Catholic Work ments. Acting through J. J. Campbell, At the Sacred Heart school 400 grade needs work. St. Vincent de Paul's parish. South .$041. ^ * Establiahed H906 chairman ' of its burial committee, the So pupils answered the summons to Some are Chinchilla Cloth ciety of St. Vincent de Paul handled the LITTLE GRAY BEAUTY SHOPPE funerhl. Mrs. Meehan came to Denver more studies and 185 in the high school. Some are Alpaca Cloth 1936-38 Lawrence St, Phones: KEystone 6348, 6349 New Pomade ' Deterito Shampoo. 60c. than fifty years ago. She formerly operated The enrollment is about the same as Leaves the hair with a beautiful xioss. Spe-' a grocery store at 6201 St. Paul street, and last year, but the freshman class is eialist in Rudemar Scalp treatments. Facials All are Brand New! was widely known throughout the Elyria much larger, halving .more than 60 Jnd cosmetics. 249 Steele Bldf., 18th and neighborhood. Her husband died three years Welton St. Keystone 0232. ago. members. At Annunciation school Swagger coats! Autumn there are about 85 high schcl stu FOR RENT— C -room modern bunsBlow St. Dominic*s Parish MRS. CECILIA COLLINS SHEA BURIED dents enrolled and 415 in the grades. and scaruge. 2 xlacsod-in alceping porches. coats I The colors remit AT ASHEVILLE, N, C. Furnished or unfurnished. $30 a month. you of the frost paintel Requiem Mass for Mrs. Cecilia Collins This number will be swelled consid One-half Mock from street car. near school Shea, who died at Fitzslmons hospital, Den erably when the Mexican children and faclnx Berkeley park. 4654 Tennyson. forests with their cherry red.^ PINION FUEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY ver, August 27, was offered September 2 at come in from the beet fields. At St. St. l.awrcnee|s church, Asheville. N. C. FURNISHED rooms in private home close nut broAvn, soft grey, tan ai Lump Coal, ^5.50 and up Steam Coal, $2.50 and up Joseph’s the high school registration The Rev. Louis J. Bour. the pastor, offi to St. Francis de Sales’ church. Meals and navy!^ The materials arc F. A. Mumford, Mgr. Phone GAUup 5125 ciated. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. is larger this year by 23 at the pres garage optional. 206 So. (jrant. Cor. 25th and Decatur The pallbearers were John Branagan, A. J. warm * and fluffy as some Brandi. John Manley, J. S. Halligan. E. G. ent time, just an even 140, but the FURNISHED rooms in private home lo Dunn and E. P. Brownell. Mrs. Shea was grade school pupils are fewer with cated close to Denver University of Com wild forest creature! Flannel Blue(^ell Creamery West 29th Avenue the wido'w of Dr, Edward Shea, dentist 286. There are 115 in the Holy merce. 1840 Sherman St. Telephone Tabor lined models with and with at Oteen hospital, who was killed in Family high school and 260 in the 0355. Home Made Bakery Goods an automobile accident in 1924. She out belts. Sizes 7-14 years. Beauty Shop served as an overseaa nurse during the grades, a reported increase of about HOUSE RENT FREE to man and wife and Creamery. Permanent Waving. Water Waving. Finger World war. Surviving are a daughter, Pa 75. in exchange for service around church; Waving. Marcelling. Shampooing.' Scalp tricia; five sisters, Mrs. Henry Hannant, Denver suburb. Call Gallup 7685. Hot Rolls Every Day at 11 A. Jjl- 'Treatment. Facials. Pueblo, Colo.; Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Wylam, Registration of the grade schools Ala.; Mrs. D. C. Van Mertstyn, Birming of other parishes are Blessed Sacra HAVE THAT LEAKY ROOF looked over Except Sunday. 2746 W. 2»th Ave. ham, Ala., and Mra. Ed Berlin, Cleveland, ment, 220; St. Vincent de Paul’s uy an expert roofer; also carpenter and cab 2742 W. 29th Are. Jas. Taylor, Prop. Haxel Hardie Phone Gallup 7158 Ohio, and a brother. M. P. Collins, Chatta inet work. L M. Thaler, 3784 -Williams. nooga, Tenn. Mrs. Hammond of Pueblo ac with seven grades, 144, an increase York 8184-W. companied the body to Asheville. of 20; St. Patrick’s, 154; SL Cath erine’s, 390, an increase of 20; SL FIRST-CLASS PAINTING of ail kinds very reasonable. Barr. South 2303-J. BISHOPOP p:PRESIDES AT Dominic’s, 290; St, Joseph’s (Polish) SHRINE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER OF JESUS TTO DEDICATION in Globeville, 110; Holy Rosary, 160; FURNACES repaired and cleaned; grates for all makes. James Murray, 2289 Glenarm. THE NEW PARISH OF AURORA, COLORADO Mount Carmel, 205, ■with 15 or more Main 2435. (Continued-From Page 1) expected from the beet fields later; Dear Friends and Devotees of the Little Flower i dreds of thousands of children who Presentation, 168, with about ten NEW HOLLAND HOTEL— Working peo You desire to do somethtne for the Little will pass through this school in the more expected in a month; SL Louis’ ple cut expenses. Good board and room, Flower direqtly. Here it the chance to obtain years to come,” phone and water in each room. her intercession in an especial manner, by be in Englewood vrith six grades this Cathedral pariah; walking distance. Phone coming a Foumer of the church which It dedi Assisting at the Mass were the year instead of five, 125, an increase TAbor 5201. 1760 Pennsylvania atreet. cated to her in. Aurora. Colorado. Verjf Rev. W. M. Brennan, C.M., of 36; SL Elizabeth's, 360, with about Names of all Founders, living or dead, are WANTED— Efficient Catholic woman as president of St. Thomas’ seminary, 20 to be enrolled from beet field Priest's housekeeper in Black Bills town. icing inscribed in the Book of Roses o( St. as archpriest; the Rev. Aloysius A. Age between 30 and 60. References rs- fherese. T|)is book .-it placed upon the altar workers; SL John’s, 165, an increase q u l^ . SUte A g ^ Box T. V. care Denver ind ipeelal remembrance made at every Mats, Breen, S.J., president of Regis col of 25, with more expected to register, Catholic Register. . vbile a particular holy Mass Is being offered lege, and the Rev. Charles Carr as and SL Philomena’s, with 200. munthly fur the living and dead members of deacons of honor; the Rev. J. F. Mc WANTED— Catholic couple care for par J; he Founder, Yourseif, your children,, parents, The s i’ high school girls at the ish bouse and grounds in return for fVee 'clative's and friends—each and every one—may Donough as deacon, and the Rev. rent of 6-room furnished house. Only minor -lecbme a Fdunder of tho Church of the Little Francis Walsh as subdeacon. The Queen of Heaven orphanage have expenses to be met. Box M. Register. flower. Linng and dead may be enrolled. been forced to attend other schools Rev. Wm. McCarthy was master of NEW and old lawns a specialty. Call us A Founder it one who contributes five dol- ceremonies and the music of the with the discontinuance of that de for a bid. Sheep fertillxer. Work guartn- art (86 0 0 ).or more to the boilding fund. partment, but the grade school is teed. GA. 4303-M. Uo a deed of charity for the Little Flower Mass was rendered under the direc md her grslefol Invocation before the Sacred tion of the Rev. R. J. Kirschenheuter, flourishing with 154 pupils. There R(X>M and board in private home; reason Heart will not fail you in the bour of your are about 200 grade school children able. 2068 'Clackson streets Phone York C.M. There were^bout^hirty priests 4278-M. greatest need. of the Denver ciiocese present, in receiving instruction at SL Clara’s Yours sincerely in tbt Sacred Heart and Little Flower. cluding the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Godfrey orphanage. The kindergarten will FOR SALE— Fire -room modern boose. REV. HENRY A. GBISERT. garage. 3828 Gilpin atreet; near church tfOI'i;— A copy of a new novena will be mailed to every Founder. Raber, Vicar Genefal, and the Rt. not be in full swing there until the and school. REV. HENRY' A. CEISERT. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Bosetti. The Rev. new building is ready for use about PIANo t u n in g , regulating, voicing, re Box 248, Aurora. Colorado. Mark W. Lappen was master of cere the middle of October. Mount St. pairing: 22 years' experience; all work guar Dear Father Ceisert: I wish to become a Founder of the Little Flower of anteed. E. A. Howes, formerly with Bald Jesus building fund. monies at the dedicatory exercises Vincent’s home is caring for about win Plano company. 421 South Penn. Phone Enclosed please find 8— — ------Please enter my name in ths LitUs Flower in the afternoon. 115 grade students. South 2378. Book o f Boses, that I may havt ths bentflt of| ths holy Masses, Yours faithfully. The Rev. Mother General Olivette CATHOUC WOMAN“ w ANTS“ WORK oy and Mother Ann Marita, secretary A sign in » Carisbad, New Mexico, day or hour. Cail Keystone 6386. or call NAME.. general, came ffom the motherhouse cafe reads: Ladies welcome, please do at 1912 E. 88th Ave.______of the Sisters of Loretto at Nerinckx, not use language' unbecoming to a S-ROOM bouse strictly modern, gas heat; ADDRESS., near church and school; 18.250. terras. Kentucky, to be present at the dedi gentleman. ______83 Owner. 3625 So. Logan St. cation. UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered, iieiiver Speakers in the afternoon were the Umbrella Shop. 16th and Arapahoe, room Rt. Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, PIONEER 206 Jacobson Bldg. Wm. Capcila, formerly Largest Auto Wrecking House in tha West ^ tb PerinI Bros. Governor Wm. Adams, Maycyr Ben H(»ve Ho, my lads and lassies— for the Coat of a nautical cut! Stapleton and John T, Barnett, chair NEW AND USED PARTS C0R0NAD6~APARTMENTS — 440 Eal>t PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ■nRES AND-RADIATORS ISth avenue. Furnished buffet and 3-room Tri mand tailored to the sailorman’s fancy! Its navy, tan dr brown man of the building committee of For Any Car or Truck apartments; Frigidaire. Cail Apt. 16 or call chinchilla cloth or all wool fleece will keep you warm in the ^orst Main 04 51. the hall. A number of other Cath Mai) Orders Solieitad northeast gale! 3-6 years. Cap to match..’....ch...... "”..$r.50 olic men and women of importance 721 W. 13th A»e. Phone MAin SI59 UkUER'S'P^VAtEH OM E'FOR'B ABIES The Denv«r Dry Goods Co.«*^cond Floor THEY ARE RELIABLE in Denver and Colorado were present., undernourished babies a specialty. 3001 Largest Because the Best Vine street. Ftan'alln 3551.