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ANNOUNCING WAR AIMS WOUID BE WISE Store to Be Erected We were intereMed lliis week in Year; Class to Be a report received from the Iniilitute of PropRgnnda Annlyniii, in which DENVERCATHOLIC tile propaKRnda efforts under Hit­ ler in Germany are compared with In Brighton Parish Received In June those under (Churchill in Enaland. The Nazi chief has all the belter of the aritumeni thus far, in the Rich Harvest of Souls Results From Work of opinion of the institute. Consumers’ Croup Is Organized at Alamosa Many persons in Britain and their supporters elsewhere are REGISTER Jesuit P rie s t A m o n g Colored Under Direotion of Father rallinp for a “ psycholoaical of fen* The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service SuifjJfles The Denver Catholic Register. We Have sive” based on a clear indication Also the International News Service (Wire-and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, People of Denver of war aims in order to counteract McCarthy > Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. and defeat the Hiller propaitanda, but, owing to ■ clashes of desires VOL. XXXVI. No. 32. DENVER, COLO., THl)RSD.4Y, MARCH 27, 1941. $2 PER YEAR (By George C. Thomas) (By James T. Feely) Further proof that the Negro apostolate in Denver as among the supporters of Britain, The Church’s program for the social and economic bet­ it is difficult for Prime Minister carried on in Sacred Heart parish by the Rev. Arthur Ver- Churchill to be any more specific terment of the Spanish-American people in the state re­ Annual Communion at Cathedral D.S’lTJn” savel, S.J., is enjoying widespread success came when the than that Britain has the determi­ ceived great impetus this week with the announcement of kindly, white-haired Jesuit announced for the third time nation to defeat Hitler. Tlie the projected ejection of a co-operative store and recreation vicinity drew an ritimatrd 1,750 men. Below is shown a scene with a portiolT'of the men at the altar rail. Bishop Urban J. Vehr is seen in the center distributing Communion. The lower picture shows within a year that a Colored family of ten are to be bap­ vagueness of Britain's peace aims center in Brighton and the formation of a consumers’ co­ and excessive emphasis upon a some of the soldiers from I,x>wry field who attended the Mass. Major Edward R. Martin, chaplain, is sec­ tized! This time it is Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayfield and decisive military victory are recog­ operative in Alamosa. According to the Rev. Bernard Weak- ond from the left in the front line.— (Photos by Lowry field.) their eight children of 3330 Lawrence. Work among mem­ nized by British leaders themselves land, pastor of St. Augustine’s parish, Brighton, work will bers of this race, plus his usual duties, continues to keep as being serious weaknesses in begin within the next two weeks on a modern stucco build Father Versavel on a schedule that their position. ing, the value of which, when com- Named Civilian Fr. Golden Sings scoffs at the 40-hour week of his Hiller, on the other hand, can pleted, will be approximately more fortunate fellowmen. That Chaplain, Fort Logan be and has been more specific. He $6,000. In Alamosa the Rev. Ed­ 1st Solemn Mass ihese labors are reaping a rich can play up the frustration that re­ ward J. McCarthy, pastor of Sa­ harve.st of souls more than repays sulted from Versailles, point out cred Heart parish, has completed him for his efforts. to his people that they are partici­ The sacrament of Baptism will F plans for a consumers’ co-oper­ pating in the building up of a ative, which will be incorporated be received by this family on or “ new Germany,” and riirlhermore soon under state laws. about June 1, at which time Father strengthen his support by his talk The new Brighton building will Versavel’s third convert class is to of a “ new order” in Europe. He hou.se the co-operative store func­ be received into the Church. 'This NOW CAN O F F E O is able to put his program in a tioning since the early part of group may exceed 35 persons, and 1 rather attractive light by way of February in temporary quarters. wdll include 22 adults. comparing a great European^ fed­ Four lots, costing $1,000, have al­ The Mayfields began taking in- eration that -will be sponsored by ready been purchased by the co­ .structions last December. Mr. him as a victor as against a prob­ operative, and it is estimated that Mayfield, who is chief custo­ able repetition of a demoralized the cost of the hnaterials will ap­ dian at the Denver Post, and his and economically ruined continent wife are ^lembers of the adult proximate $2,000. The entire The Rev. William Joseph Mul- following World war days. work of construction will be done class, and the children attend the M e have personal acquaintance The Rev. John Golden, who Sunday school. There are 50 Negro cahy, M.A., chaplain and profes­ by the Mexican members of the sor at Loretto Heights college and with many people who are not by parish, among whom are many overcame ill health and adversity boys and girls, non-Catholic and any stretch of the imagination in his inspiring and courageous Catholic, enrolled in this class, pastor of St. Patrick’s church, skilled mechanics. Fort Logan, has been officially Nazi sympathizers. They are per­ Thirty feet deep and 63 feet road to the priesthood, sang his which meets evei-j' Sunday aft­ fectly willing to see Mr. Hitler go first Solemn Mass at 10:30 o’clock ernoon in the church basement. appointed civilian military chap­ long, the building will be parti­ lain of the United States army down to defeat and are i>erfectly tioned in the center to separate Sunday in Loyola church. The The Mayfield children are Henri­ willing to see American money 53-year-old priest, a native of etta, 12; Nellie Ruth, 11; Juanita, camp at Fort Logart by Bishop the store proper from the recrea­ John Francis O’Hara, C.S.C., Mil­ spent to have this accomplished. Denver, was ordained for the El nine; Glory, eight; Alice Marie, tion room. Of frame construc­ itary Delegate. Bishop Urban J. They feel, though, as probably mil­ tion, it will be stuccoed in a buff Paso diocese March 19 by the six; Clifford, four; Lawrence, two, lions of other .Americans also must Most Rev. Anthony J. Schuler, and Elizabeth, one. Vehr of Denver confirmed FAther color and will have a green com­ Mulcahy’s appointment to the feel, that we have a right to know S.J., Bishop of El Paso. position roof. A partial basement Work Began Hardly fort. The new duties of the Loretto what is the aim of our spending will be provided, with facilities Father Golden was reared in the Heights chaplain do not change his billions upon billions of dollars. Over Year Ago for a modern hot air heating plant Sacred Heart parish here, and at­ civilian status or. give him army (Turn to Page 4 — C^htmn 1) (TumtoPagelO— Column 7) tended Regis college after com- It was hardly more than a year ranking, and he will continue to tletion of his school days at Sacred ago that Father Versavel began handle his former work in addi- ieart grade and high schools. He his missionary work among the returned to the parish that has Negroes here. Incidentally, he in­ Over 300 Attend First been “ home” to his mother, Mrs. sists it was several Negroes’ com­ Bridget Golden, the pa.st 56 years ing to him for information about for his first Solemn Mass. The the faith that was the inspiration parish was established only four for his zealous labor in this field. Junior Newman Retreat years before his mother came to His new missionary venture was Denver. !no more than started, a work so The Rev. Bernard Murray, S.J., different from and still so similar (Picture on Page 11) the suburbs was surprisingly rep­ who preached the sermon at the to his 20 years of labor in British Jlore than 300 public high and resentative. The outstanding sub­ Mass, cho.se as his subject “ I Am Honduras, South America, when it I junior high school .student.s, repre­ urban delegation was from Engle­ What I Am Through the Grace of was evident to the priest that here senting 22 parishes of Denver and wood. Over 20 high school and God.” “ Our real happiness de- Seminary Choir were vast dividends for Christ. His suburbs, attended the first annual junior high students came into Dcnds on our love of Him,” Father first notable achievements came two-day retreat sponsored by the Denver each day for the retreat Murray said. “ The only true hap- when he baptized the Smith family Junior Newman clubs of the dio­ from St. Louis’ parish. pine.ss is that based upon a love Will Broadcast of ten. Last December the convert cese. The event was held at St. A stimulating feature of the re­ of God that is sincere, and that class totaled 28 peYsdng and in­ Franci.s de SAlcs’ high school audi* treat was the question box con­ (Turn to Page i — Column 3) cluded the McLuster family of ten.' torium and church March 26 and ducted by Dr. Lilly. Following his In Holy Week Today Father Ver.savel smiles 27. and the Rev. Dr. Joseph Lilly, request for the presentation of warmly and thanks the Lord fpr C.M., of St. Thomas’ seminary spiritual problems, the retreat- 300 Newman Group being so good to him,, because his , conducted the spiritual exercises. master was swamped with ques­ Arrangements have been com­ conversions are increasing and the In order to facilitate the at­ tions. So heartening were the re­ Members Invited to pleted at station KFEL, Denver, interest in the Church among the tendance of the students, the Very sponse and enthusiasm of the stu­ for a broadcast of Holy Week local Negro population is showing Rev. Joseph P. O'Heron and the dents that plans are already under Day of Recollection music on' Tuesday, April 8, that a definite upswing. “ Nothing can Rev. Hubert Newell, directors of make me happier than to believe I way to make the event a perma­ will feature the St. Thomas’ semi­ Father Muleahy tht* movement, arranged for the nent activity in the Junior Newman nary choir, under the direction of am making positive progress in More than 300 Catholic stu­ event to be held in the time of the club program. the Rev. Thomas Barrett, C.M. this work, for if I am doing that I tion to the new service at the public schools.’ spring vacation. Of the five Denver public high dents at the University of Denver The program will be on the air know Our Lord will be pleased,” army post. He will be on duty Suburban schools, however, were schools, East led in student at­ were extended an invitation by let­ + + + + + from 7:30 to 8 p. m., and will in­ he explained. at the post from 4 to 5:30 p.m. not closed for a spring recess, but tendance. The following at­ ter this .week to attend the annual Boulder, Walsenburg to Have Final clude portions of the Tenebrae Father Versavel plans to con­ daily. the attendance of students from tendance stati.stics were compiled day of recollection at Holy Ghost service, all in polyphonic music, to tinue the'policy of giving the Ne­ Beginning Sunday, March 30, by Father Newell and include the hail this Sunday, March 30, The Masses in Annual Series be commented upon by Bernard gro converts a full six months of Mass will be offered each week junior high school representations; spiritual exercises will begin at 2 Kelly, a theology stddent for the instruction. The adults meet on at the post chapel at 8:15. As m. with the recitation of the East, 69; South, 61; North, Diocese of Denver. Austin John­ Tuesday and Thursday nights and far as can be determined from Rosary and will close at 4:30, 54; Manual, 26; 'V\’est, seven son, another seminarian, will play the children have their class ses­ officers at the fort, this will mark when Benediction of the Blessed Catholics Challenged Skinner, four; Smiley, four; the organ accompaniment of the sions Sunday afternoons. 'Two the first time in the history of Sacrament will be given by the Grant, four; Byers, four; Engle­ program. nuns, Sister Mary Erlinda and the army post that Mass has been Very Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, wood, 20; Lakewood, two, and Two lamentations from the Tene­ Sister Mary Jane of St. Clara’s offered there. In order to care chaplain of the University of Den­ Baker, one. The suburban high orphanage, teach the Sunday for his double duties at the city ver Newman club. To Sell Christianity, brae service will be sung by the schools of Lakewood, Littleton, choir, the antiphon Christus foetus school. The present catechumens of Fort Logan and at the college, The Rev. Thomas Mahoney, Westminster, a n d Wheatridge est, the Tenebrae faetae sunt, and began their instruction course in Father Muleahy has received the C.M., assistant director of the were all repre.sented. Idaho Springs December, immediately after the faculty, rare locally, to offer Mass Vincentian Foreign Mission so­ the moving Popule mens, along sent two, accompanied by the Rev, previous cla.ss had been baptized. three times each Sunday. Each ciety, will conduct the half-day re­ Redeem United States with a number of the Psalms from Forrest Allen. Denver parish repre­ the Office of the week. The entire Confirmation Set for May 15 Saturday evening at 7:30 Con­ sentations ran as follows: St. treat. Fr. Mahoney will also pre­ The winter Baptism class, which sent the film, The Twain Did Meet, program is being rehear.sed daily fessions will be heard at the fort. Francis de Sales’, 29; St. Cath­ “ Go out and sell Christianity to disaster. Christianity must be sold received this sacrament on Dec. 8, As personal pastor of the more sho'wing conditions in CWna. by Father Barrett. Graceful and smiling, she ap- erine’s, 19; St. Vincent de Paul’s, the world, if America is to escape to the world, and the Catholic It is expected that this progi'am (TumtoPagelO — Column 7) (Turn to Page i — Column 8) I proaches the piano, and imme­ 19; St. Philomena’s, 16; St. .John’s! The retreat is conducted each year in the Lenten season as an the fate of other nations,” was the laymen, under their Hierarchy and will meet with the same enthusias­ diately her warm personality ten; Annunciation, 17; Bles.sed priests, must be the salesrhen. tic reception that greeted the semi­ awakens a responsive chord of Sacrament, 34; St. Dominic’s, 15 encouragement to the students in challenge hurled by the Most Rev. the performance of their Easter William 0. Brady, Bishop of Sioux They must sell their faith to their nary broadcast of the Vincentian i friendliness in the audience. As St. James’, eight; Cathedral, six neighbors, to the world.” Christmas novena last December, Senator Whitaker Likes I she begins to play her listeners Holy Family, six; St. Joseph’.s, duty. Falls, S. Dak., at the Catholic men Officers of the club who are in assembled in the Lincoln room of The final Mass in the annual when hundreds of congratulatory ' know that before them is truly a four; Holy Rosary, nine; Presen­ letters were received at the local I masterful musician who has charge of the day of recollection the Shirley-Savoy hotel for the Communion series will be held this tation, three; Sacred Heart- station. Listeners have again been I earned the superlatives music’s are Ed Lundberg, president; Irene annual K. of C. Communion break- Sunday, when the Catholic men Loyola, three; Holy Ghost, qne, asked to show their appreciation Life of Colorado Farmer most prominent critics have be­ Koser, vice president; Joan Dem- fa.st Sunday, March 23. “ We pos­ of Boulder will assemble for the I St. Elizabeth’s, two; St. Rose of by a card or letter to station stowed upon her. Yet, in conversa­ Lima’s, three. mer, secretary; Augusta Murray, sess something important; wc pos­ annual Communion Mass and break­ treasurer; Maxine Guise, his­ fast sponsored by Boulder council, KFEL. tion Senor Guiomar Novaos of Sao sess the truth and a faith that (By Rev. Edward A. Breen) 30-day trial of the state’s agri­ Paulo, Brazil, reveals herself rather torian; Don Monty, secretary, and can transform lives’ and ways of K. of C. The Rt. Rev. Abbot Leonard Schwinn, O.S.B., will cele­ Alfalfa, grains, and beets have cultural advantages. Reality ex­ as an exemplary wife anil mother 78 Students From Mary Ann Lamberty, social chair­ thinking. And a transformation is played a much more important brate the Ma.ss at 8 o’clock. He Park Hill Pastor Is and a fervent Catholic. She mini­ Montezuma Seminary man. necessary if America is to escape part in the life of State .“Jenator ceeded his expectations, he re­ mizes her musical accomplishments, will also speak at the breakfast in Diocesan Chairman of Edward A. Whitaker, Larimer ports, apd after 23 years’ expe­ which began when she shone' as a Will Be Ordained place of Bishop Urban J. Vehr, who will be unable to attend.*A Eucharistic Congress county's sole representative in the rience he would not think of trad­ prodigy at the age of 5 and in­ Colorado upper house of the legis­ ing Colorado farming for that of clude not only personal triumphs S«n Antonio. — Members of Varied and Colorful Gang Communion Mass and breakfast The Very Rev. Harold V. lature, than have bills, budgets, any other state in the union. but fine contributions to the cul­ will also be held in Walsenburg tl^ Hierarchy constituting the Campbell, pattor of Blested and subcommittees. He finds the tural life of her country. this Sunday. High among the accomplish­ board in charge ,of Montezuma Sacrament church, Denver, has life of a state .senator most inter­ “ Gregorian chant is the only. Prior to the Mass last Sunday, ments of his life in this state. Sen­ seminary for Mexican students been appointed diocesan chair­ esting, he adds, but he is not quite Surrounded Soapy Smith more than 1,750 men marched in ator Whitaker lists the part he at Las Vegas, N. Max., met here man of the National Eucharistic prepared on that account to give played years ago in forming the Wednesday, March 26. It was procession ^rom the Knights of up his farm in the Fort Cofiins Columbus home to the Cathedral. congress to be held June 23-26 Fort Collins rural fire department. announced that 7S seminarians in St. Paul and Minneapolis, district to settle down perma­ It resulted in saving many thou­ will be ordained at Montezuma {Oue of a eeries of dramatic zation soon after he came to Den­ Leading the parade was the band nently to the life of a legislator. etoriee of pioneer Colorado life as ver, by the late ’80s Joseph Ran­ of the Mullen home for boys, im­ Minn. He is now engaged in sands of dollars for the farmers this yearp« record class. The mapping plans to promote a Senator Whitaker^ a Catholic of that area. Whitaker always Most Rev, Amleto Giovanni related hg Joseph Emerson Smith, dolph Smith had a score of rascals mediately followed by Governor and a member of St. Joseph’s par­ a Catholic, who is dean of news­ working with and for him. Each Ralph Carr, Mayor Benjamin F. representative delegation to the carries the chief’s badge that was Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate Twin Cities event. More de­ ish in Fort Collins, has spent 23 presented to him principally in to the United States, planned papermen in Denver.) had some gift or talent that the Stapleton, and Denver’s chief of years farming in Northern Colo­ (By Millard F. Everett) king of the confidence men needed police and acting ,manager of tails of the conference will be recognitio'ii of the service he thus to make an official visit to the announced later. rado, although he came here in did for his neighbors in fostering institution after the installation “ Gentlemen of varied talents and which, combined with his lead­ (TumtoPagelO — Column 1) the first place on the basis of a flocked to Soapy Smith and joined ership, built him into power. The the project. He has also served as of the Most Rev. Robert E. president of the school board in Lucey as Archbishop of San his gang when word of his success police, from the beginning, had an as a confidence man spread over agiecment with Soapy, letting him his home district. Antonio. The ingressum was St. Paul, Minn., was the scene held March 27. the country,” began Joseph Emer­ alone in his fleecing of strangers RADIO PROGRAM TO OPEN K. OF C. FOUNDERS’ son Smith. “ Starting his organi- in the city, unless the buncoing of Senator Whitaker’s boyhood, was too outrageous. If any rest and he claims that his ambition to Clergy Conference Date Advanced dent complained, his money was WEEK; DENVER HOME OPENED TO SOLDIERS be a farmer dates from that time. promptly returned with an apology His father regularly took him and warning to keep away in the along to call at several farms he HOLY WEEK REGULATIONS ARE future from Smith and his hench­ The 59th anniversary of the work; June Meredith (Ellen), a J. Nelson appointed all living past owned in the vicinity. He in­ men. oiigin of the Knights of Columbus radio entertainer whose bdst roles grand knights as a special commit­ herited a farm in North Dakota “ I remember well certain mem­ will be observed by the 27 Colorado included “ First Nighter” with Don tee on activities. This unit, with upon the death of his father, but ANNOUNCED BY BISHOP VEHR bers of the gang, and their pe councils next week, with the foun­ Ameche and Eve Underwood in Herbert Fairall and John J. Sulli­ counts it one of his lucky days culiar characteristics. There was ders’ celebration getting under way “ Mary Marlin;” Philip Lord van' as chairman and vice chair­ when he decided to give Colorado the undersized Tee Box’ Murphy this Sunday when Denver council (Mike), one of NBC’s busiest man, respectively, will assume a trial before he settled there. Be­ Reg;ulaiions for the observance March 24, 1941 of thwarted ambition to be the No. 539 sponsors a radio program character actors in the Chicago charge in an advisory capacity of fore coming here,4ie served some of Holy Week, including Pontifi­ Reverend dear Father: world’s greatest safe blow'er. A at 10:30 p.m. over station KOA. studios; Norman Gnttshalk (Fa­ all major activities of the council. time also in the field artillery of Senora Guiomar Novaet cal Ma.ss and the blessing of the The ceremonies of Holy Thurs­ pleasant fellow was Murphy, de­ Unusual activity among local ther McGivney), Dan of the The older members of the council the United States array, where he holy oils in the Cathedral on Holy day, consisting of Solemn Pontifi spite his sad eyes. He had fled knights this week included plans “ Houseboat Hannah” program; recall the services of the order to held the rank of captain. church music capable of reaching Thursday; the annual collection cal Mb.ss and the blessing of the from a scene of acute mortification to aid the federal government in John J. Walsh (James T. Mullen), country, both here and overseas, Senator Whitaker, who calls the depth and richness so neces­ for the holy places in Palestine on holy oils, will take place at the and from the physically adminis­ its defense program and a meeting lead in the “ Dear Mom” series during the first World war, and himself “ one of the most average sary,” she said. "In Brazil, Good Friday, and dates and topics Cathedral at 9:30 o’clock. In ac tered contempt of his fellow Thursday night in the K. of C. hall heard Sunday nights over CBS, with a large number of Catholic citizens,” is now serving the sec­ Gregorian chant is fast sup­ for the spring clergy conferences cordaflpe with the Pontificate and yeggs, and taken to hoboing, to consider suggestions for revital­ and Richard Aherne (Daniel Col­ young men already in training ond session of his first term, and planting other Church music. When are discussed in letters sent out the decrees of the Sacred Congre­ riding the rails from place to place izing th? organization. well), a newcomer to American here, the local council feels a defi­ while in Denver re^larly attends you teach the children this chant, this week by Bishop Urban J. gation of Rites, as many priests as A depressed looking tramp in The radio program Sunday night radio fronr Ireland. All players nite responsibility to these men. the Cathedral. He is married and let them giraw up with it, you are Vehr. The priests’ conference in possible should receive Holy Com­ tatters, he was taken in by Soapy will be directed by Courtenay Sav­ and the announcer are members of The current movement will open the father of three children, the then on th e way to obtaining the Denver will be held April 22 in­ munion at the Pontifical Mass. It and educated in the ’booster’ art, age, and the original music is by the Cathedral Guild of Catholic the council hall to the men in train' youngest of whom is a pupil at St. material for■ choirschi the Church stead of early in May so that is the special feast of the year in and ‘Ice Box’ became a valuable David Healy. The cast will include Actors of Chicago. ing, and will open to them a new Joseph’s school in Fort Collins. needs.” priests may attend the opera Car- which Bishop and priests should member of the gang. John Weiwl (announcer), the an­ War Service Recalled viewpoint of Catholic Action. On Another son attends Colorado uni­ The pianist, whose first Denver ■ men April 21 to 23. The Bishop’s unite. “ He was taught opening safes nouncer of operetta* and the Sym­ At the last meeting of the Den­ this committee with Fairall and versity, and his only daughto is (TumtoPagelO — Column 8) messages follow: 1 (Turn to Page i — Column S) (Turn to Page ^ — Column 4) phonic hour over the Mutual net-. ver council, Grand Knight William (TumtoPagelO — Column 2) in school in Washington,“ • , D. (1 PAGE TWO Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 27, 1941

HAVE YOU I CHICAGO JESUIT WILL TALK P.-T.A. WILL MEET APRIL 2 lORinO HilEHIS MODERNIZED YOUR AT LORETTO HEIGHTS FORUM AT ST. FRANCIS DE SALES’ INSURANCE? Protect yourself ayairut netc SlOS^^MliinSon ' lk[Ey$toi>e 020^ hasords. FREE PLAN SERVICE (Loretto Heights College) He gave a retreat for the ^rls In (St. Francis 4 t Sales* Parish) the publicity committee. The head The Rev. Martin A. Carrabine, 1940. ’Before his ordination he Mrs. Bernard Hynes will pre­ of this committee, Isabelle Mc­ HORACE W. BENNETT S.J., dir^tor of the nationally spent three years in Belize, British side at the regular meeting of Namara, circulated a newsletter, & CO. Honduras. known sodality union in Chicago, the Parent-Teachers’ association which, when completed, will be tit Tsbor Bld(. Pbont TA. Wednesday afternoon, April 2, at sent to Miss Mildred Dyer, a past 1171 will be the guest speaker at a s6- Miss Frances Finnigen E J [ | BY GBIDS FHANK ENGLAND. Jr„ M sas«« dality forum to be conducted in the 2 o’clock. A fine program has prefect of the sodality, who left Insorsnr* Dspsrtmsnt Loretto Heights college auditorium Named Rush Captain been arranged by the program recently to take a position in chairman, Mrs. John Boehm. The Washington, D. C. Five months spent in the in­ Sunday afternoon, March 30. This Announcement has been made of Members of the Loretto Heights ROASTED AND DELIVERED council will convene one hour The highlight of the meeting terior of the Argentine will be forum, at which Father Carrabine Alumnae association will honor the the appointment of Miss Frances earlier in the assembly room of the was the viewing of the flashliglS described by Mrs. Grace Shaw of Damn A Sehramm will be the main speaker, will cen­ college seniors at a luncheon Sat­ FRESH DAILY ter around the college sodalist’s Finnegan as rush captain for the rectory. Mrs. Frank Buchen will pictures taken of the sodalists lor the state department of educa­ ROOFING urday, April 5, at the Cosmopoli­ be in charge. All of the newly tion Saturday, April 5, at the Values unexcelled In Quality TeaSt part in the national defense pro­ 1941 season at Loretto Heights col- tan hotel. Invitations to the an­ the scrapbook and sodality paper. elected officers— Mrs. M. P. Mc­ A vote of thanks was extended to regular luncheoa'meeting of the AND Spices, Extracts, Baking Powder gram. This will also be the theme nual affair were mailed this week. of the 1941 Summer School of Donough, president; Mrs. Herman the out-going officers who had Catholic Women’s Press club to. be ROOF REPAIRING The luncheon is under the direc­ Miller, .vice president; Mrs. Frank KE. 7181 Catholic Action. charge o f the entertainment and held at the Argonaut hotel. Mrs. 3230 Walnut Su CH. 6563 tion of Miss Mary Nieters and Buchen, fourth, vice president; Shaw w ll also tell of other points The forum will be followed by Miss Patricia Lucy, who are serv­ refreshments for the March meet­ Mrs. 0. F. Weinecke, secretap^; ing. of interest about her trip, includ­ THE Benediction of the Most Blessed ing as co-chairmen. Mrs. Floyd Grazier, corresponding , SPICE Sacrament, after which the mem­ Denver U. Speakers Heard ing an airplane flight over the The Epsilon chapter of the secretary; Mrs. L. J. Loeffel, Andes and her Kturn journey up <5 bers of the Loretto Heights stu­ Alumnae association convenes treasurer: Mrs. Bernard Hynes, A panel discussion grpup from dent council, student cabinet, and the West coast of Argentina and 2tst & Market Sts. Denver Friday night, March 28, at the parliamentarian, and Mrs. J. B. the speech department of the gen­ through the Panama canal. Cabos (an active sodality organiza­ home of Mrs. Fred Kirk. At the Glavins, historian— plan to attend eral education class at Denver uni­ L IH COLORADO SINCE 1904 A Miss Marie Mauro, who will have tion at the college) will have din­ session, Miss Mary Ellen Camp the annual all-day county meeting versity presented a discussion to the feminine lead on the opening ner with Father Carrabine in the bell, who will leave soon to as­ April 1. students of St. Francis de Sales’ new cafeteria in Pancratia hall. night presentation of the opera, Patronize These Firms. They sume a social service positioa in Rules for Cyclists Given speech classes on Friday, March Are C o-op era tin g With Your Father Carrabine is well known 21. The topic was “ The Possibil­ Carmen, will sing selections from Grand Junction, will be honored. At the regular meeting of the that production at the meeting. Paper. to the college students at Loretto. The §isters of Loretto at the ity of the Junior College as a Bicycle Safety club, sponsored by Miss Grace Kenihan, president college are completing plans for a Secondaiy Education Unit in Den­ the South Denver V.F.W., post ver.” • of the organization, will conduct Baby Day" to be held Tuesday, 2461, held in the scout room of Miss Morgan jof the Denver uni­ the business session, at which roll April 15, on the campus. At this St. Francis de Sales’, Van Loenen call will be answered by short im­ event, the nuns will bar hostesses versity general education speech of the V.F.W. gave 31 rules for promptu discussions on topics of to graduates of the college and department presented an interest­ EMPIRE bicyclists. He also asked sample ing research speech on “ Inter­ current interest. their children and an unusual pro­ questions that members will Ije gram is being arranged. national Language’’ to students of required to answer in examina­ the public speaking classes of the tions. high school on Thursday, March CATHEDRAL SCOUTS £ C C PER TON In the absence of Richard Ruh- 20. snoc AND »AH OaiVDty land, president, Ronald Donovan, Eight high school boys earned WILL PARTICIPATE vice president, presided. Andrew letters in basketball this year, C A L L T ^ t t m Cub Scouts Will Sujata acted as sergeant-at-arms They are Clyde Hendricks, Robert IN ANNUAL CIRCUS — Photo by N ut. in the absence of Bobby Garland. English, Harold Johnson, James Mut France* Finnigen Betty Ellen Ott, secretary, read Forry, and Eugene Clark, seniors; RioGrdndeFuel the minutes of the last meeting. Leo Kissell, ‘junior, and George The Cathedral parish Boy Scout U C O 4 0 A*iP 4ASTA 9 ( lege. This is an honor conferred S p s o r Program Mr^ Powers of the V.F.W. read Smilanic and Arthur Dollaghan, trooop 101 will be well represented on an outstanding member of the the financial report in the absence sophomores. in the annual circus sponsored by sophomore class. In her new posi­ of Alfred L. Griebling, treasurer, The Rev. Martin Carrabine, S. the local council in the City audi­ tion, Miss Finne^n will plan nU' (Annunciation Parish) At the next meeting, permanent J., moderator of CISCA, Chicago, torium ?'onday and Tuesday eve­ $10 TO $50 CASH officers will be elected. On April will be th^ retreat-master for the nings, March 31 and April 1, at Jim McConaty, Jr. James P. McConaty, Sr. merous social activities designed to The Cub Scouts will sponsor 15, at 74 Broadway, they will be high school students on Monday, o’clock. According to the scout­ 42 Tears Experiencs interest high school graduates in program April 4 at,8:15 in Hagus 8 installed in office at a regular Tuesday, and Wednesday, March master, Dr. R. G. Gruber, every is available to any man or attending Loretto Heights. In ad hall, under the direction of two post ceremony. There will also be 31 and April 1 and 2. Each day boy in the troop will participate in woman permanently employed dition she will correspond with nu den mothers, Mrs. W. Robinson Let It Be Written: an entertainment. All parents and will begin with the student body’s one or more events. on a salary, without security, merous out-of-town residents, sup and Mrs. W. Mumford. The pro attending Mass and participating ply them with information, and gram will be in two parts. One friends are invited. * The Chariot Race team will be I without assignment, without en­ in the Missa Recitata. “ Everything was Done Perfeelly” help them to become better ac will consist of impersonations of Those who paid their dues re composed bf Senior Patrol Leader dorser, and without consulting quainted with Loretto Heights. Denning and Scout Marker as famous radio personalities, and the ceived white caps and reflectors. Senior In Hospital with or notifying your em­ Don’t be the victim of after-regrets that you did not Members of the rush committee New members are Donald Mul- horses, • with Scout Bridges as other of an entertaining minstrel Avalon Geeck, high school se­ ployer. do enough when you laid your loved one to rest for­ include Misses Mary Kay Hagerty, show. queen and Willa Jane Alie. nior, was taken to a local hospital rider. The wall-scaling event will include Scouts Abegg, Elliott, ever. Our services are perfect in every w a y -^ i^ ified , Shirley Horan, Mary Elizabeth Den No. 2 has three new mem­ At the next meeting, April 2, Sunday evening, March 23, for well appointed, tastefully solemn— everything is done Taylor, and Catherine Deus. which will be a court session, there an appendectomy. Bannigan, Fledner, Fox, Griebling, bers, Patrick ^ eely, George Her- Jaramillo, Albert, and Jack Jep- Any Amount of Gash smoothly . . . with full regard to your feelings. May Feitival Planned noma, and George Rohr. will be a check up on absent Short workouts have been held the past few days in anticipation som. The following boys are en­ After an assembly held in the On Saturday, March . the members. available on .\utos, young or 8 of the opening of baseball season. tered in the bicycle and Indian Loretto Heights college auditorium scouts passed tests at Cole Junior Sodality Officers Installed old; Furniture, (bilateral. Co­ About 30 boys have tried out for acts: Scouts Jones, Lewis, Mer- on Thursday, March 20, the stU' high. One of the tests was to see The Young Ladies’ sodality held makers and Second Mortgages the team. shon, O’Neil, Reyes, Seigworth, dents were off to an enthusiastic if the boys were capable of carry­ its installation ceremonies for the on Improved Real Estate in Carmel Jo Beneventi repre Stevenson, Taylor, Martin, and start on a ticket-selling campaign ing out a mobilization act. newly elected officers and com­ Denver and towns close by. sented the high school in the orig­ Duran. HFederal’ at No. Speer" at the college in connection with mittee chairmen on Tuesday, Three new members have joined inal oratorical event sponsored by The grand entn^ of scouts of the May festival on Saturday aft­ troop No. 125; they include Ronald March 25, before the main altar the troop will be in charge of the ernoon and evening, May 3. A $10 the American Legion at Cathedral GRand 1626 Thaler, Bill Caskins, and Bill Rob­ of the church. The Rev. Anthony high 8 bool on Friday, March 21. junior assistant scoutmaster, JIM FURLONG cash prize is being offered to the inson. They were examined by Weinzapfel, spiritual director, led Jerry Abegg. student who sells the most tickets She was the only girl in the con­ Scoutmaster Keddy. Bill Caskins the sodalists in the prescribed test; she won an award for a third- 1735 Welton. KE. 2224 and Bill Robinson were enrolled in prayers. Those taking over the Patronize Tliese Firms. They Below is a view of Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Shop, new streamlined salon opened a ; place-tie. KE. 2226 M.\in 3345 the Flaming Arrow patrol, while executive duties for the coming The pupils of the third and sev­ .4re C o-op era tin g With Your 410 16th St. Included in its equipment is a flubroscope X-ray, private fitting booths and Ronald Thaler is in the Flying year are Misses Patsy Weadick, Paper. complete chiropody department. enth grades will give a speech Eagh patrol. Margaret McCallin, Marian Mack demonstration at the P.-T.A. meet Daniel Sustrick, Ray Hartman, in, Doloris Mullin, and Mary ing Wednesday, April 2. The sev­ and Jack Roach have become first O’Keefe. The retiring officers are enth grade will present a choral class scouts. The scouts are sell­ Misses Peggy Weadick, Connie reading and the third grade, a skit, RajlF’s C afe 1518 California ing tickets to the Boy Scout circus Doyle, Margaret Kluesher, and entitled Doll Mothers’ Worries. to be held at the auditorium March Helen Flynn. Committee chair LEIVTEN SPECIALS men also took over the duties of Circle to Meet April 1 31 to April 1, They will appreci­ The Holy Rosary circle will TRY OUR ate eveiyone’s help. their respective groups at this time. meet in the assembly room of the Salmon Steak__ _ „..30c Yi Dozen Fried Oysters 30c Honor Roll Given Following this ceremony, the rectory Tuesday, April 1, with Halibut Steak __ ..... _...30c French Fried Scallops____30c The honor roll for the Annun­ Mrs. R. W. Hymes and Mrs. J. sodalists met in the assembly Tartar Sauce, Frtnch Fried Fotatoes, Bread and Butter Served with Above Orders ciation grade school for this semes­ room of the rectory for an im­ Hannigan as hostesses. Luncheon ter is as follows: Grade eight, portant business meeting. The an will be served promptly at MIXED DRINKS — COCKTAILS Daniel Sustrick, Helen Bittle, nual May crowning, under the di o’clock. All members are cordially ALSO DELICIOUS SANDWICHES AND SALADS James Doherty, and Jeanette Gai rection of Our Lady’s committee invited to attend. mara; grade six, Thomas Byers, was discussed by Lillie Pasquale Celeste. McClain, Rosemary Drea, head of this group, and her asso­ Mary Appelhans, .^ohn Dore, John ciates. The Apostolic committee, Stremel, and Robert Lynch; grade headed by Charlotte McNamara, five, Viola Chavez, Patricia Mc­ announced its intention of co­ Gowan, Estelle Mascarenas, Mar operating with all parish activities. garet Lambrecht, Susanna Riley, The next Communion day for the Robert Dore, Dolores Clark, Lois sodalists will be Sunday, April 6, Ward, Thomas Lundy, and Patri­ at the 9 o’clock Mass as announced cia Ann Moore; grade four, Marie by Elvira Schwab, chairman of Dore, Kathleen Stuart, Joseph the Eucharistic committee, who Stremel, Joseph Berberic, Mary asks that all make a special effort There’s just three days Saunders, Joseph Grebenc, Richard to attend. Mares, and Robert Bowen; grade Mary O’Keefe, head of the Cath­ left to realize exceptional three, Dolores Barbe. Mary Haley, olic truth committee, has a new savings on everything a man wears— in Cottrell’s Dorothy Holzman, Margaret Me shipment of pamphlets for the big annual . . . Kibbln, Mary Ann Sullivan, James lending library. Issues of the Gertge, Mary Keddy, Mary Jo Queen’s Work were also distrib­ Swanson, and Shirley Theisen; uted W this committee. grade two, Pat Semington, John A new plan was proposed by Charles, Leo Glivar, Francis Kelly, Helen Flynn of the social life PRE-EASTER SALE! Mary 7/obst, and Shirley Sando committee, in which a different val; grade one, Thomas Mansfield. group will take charge of enter­ Much interest has been shown in tainment and refreshments at the the national spelling contest. Forty monthly meetings. sj jVeic Shipment of Berkshire TwiMs PLUS pupils were chosen from the sev­ The new issue of the Catholic GABARDINE & TWEED enth and eighth grades to compete Sodality Union Neios, co-edited by in the contest. Daniel Sustrick was Marian Macken, was distributed by selected to spell aeainst the other Denver Catholic school delegates. $35 SPRING SUITS Hi-Q Has Hit the Highest High in the History of Colorado’s Altar Society Meets Annuneialion Aid Group The meeting of the Altar and Rosary society was held Thursday Meets Thursday, April 3 Champion Food Value! And No Wonder, for the New afternoon, March 20. It was pre­ ceded by a covered-dish luncheon. The Annunciation branch of St $ The session opened with prayer by Vincent’s Aid society will meet the Very Rev. Charles Hagus. Mrs. Thursday, April 3, one week Anderson led the group in singing earlier than usual, in St. Vincent’s the- hymn, “ Mother at Your Feet home. Hostesses will be Mmes. Hi-Q B R EA D Is Kneeling.” Phil McCarty, John F. Fortune, The secretary’s and treasurer’s Anna Campbell, Sam Horner, and is made with En­ The Enormous reports were read and approved. William P. Dolan. riched F 1 o u r— the Giant Size Loaf Mrs. Cawley reported that the sac­ flour that contains Vitamin Bi for O.NLY risty walls had been washed and that two pairs of curtains were Dr. Scholl Gives made by Mrs. Rosana Hebert. The wotk was financed by donations Exclusive Franchise EXTR.4 TROUSER.S OR SPORT SLACKS, $5.00 4 from various members of the so­ Berkshire twists are famous for their durability. They kee^ To Louis Rudolph their freshly-pressed appearance longer which means a neai ciety. The pillow cases donated by Dr. Scholl has granted an ex s u m w ifnt Mrs. P. Powers will be awarded at saving on pressing bills! New Spring shades and patterns. elusive franchise to Louis Rudolph Every type woolen in group. a latter date. on the opening of his new stream­ Party Slated April 1 lined foot comfort salon at 410 A luncheon card party has been 16th street. Four Catholics are in Hockanum Twists and Famous TIMELY Brand planned for Tuesday, April 1, at the employ of the Dr. Scholl or­ 1:30 p.m. iJdrs. S. Honaker is ganization in Denver. chairman, assisted by Mmes. Mc­ Everything for foot relief may * V* Namara, Genty, Connely, Rosanna, $45 SPRING SUITS 4^ IXTSAff be obtained under one roof, fea­ Look for Hebert, Ammens, and Luplow. The turing Dr. Scholl’s scientific shoe* nui 2 1 menu will consist of meat balls, Km r arch appliances, and remedi s, as the Violet salad, hot rolls, and coffee. Tickets wdl as a complete chiropody de [TAN][N 1 are 85 cents. partment. W. M. Warner, man­ Seal on the 4 Reported III ager of the new store, comes to $ [ Reported as ill in the parish are Denver from Chicago, where he has Your Hi-Q Bakers are being taxed to Wrapper Mrs. J. Pitt, Mrs. M. Rice, Mrs. R. had several years’ training with Condon, and Wilhamena Connely, capacity in keeping up with the de­ B i Dr. Scholl laboratories. He is be A who is recovering after a major ing assisted by Tom Rudolph, who operation at St. Joseph’s hospital. also recently returned from mand! It wasn’t enough for Miller’s Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conely are the course of study in the Dr. Scholl parents of a girl. school of practipedics in Chicago to give you the super bread of all times! No, it wasn’t enough for Mil­ .Mr. and Mrs. J. Semington are The new salon contains three the parents of a boy, bom at St. private fitting booths, two chirop ler’s. feo Miller’s made another scoop by giving you the New Hi-Q Joseph’s hospital. ody chambers, and a large recep­ Bread with Enriched Flour, the flour that contains Vitamin Bi. Mrs. J. Connely returned Sun­ tion room. Included in the modem If you’re ‘hard’ on a suit of clothes— then here’s a valu» that’s day, March 23, after a two-month equipment is a florescope x-ray equally ‘hard’ to beatl For Hockanum Twists arc as long- visit in California. whereby patrons can see just how wearing as they are good-looking! Also plenty of New timeljk The games party will not be their feet fit in their shoes, thus Tweeds in popular Spring Pastel Shades. held Sunday evening, March 30. insuring comfort, Shop Always in a Mr. Rudolph is appreciative of the business the Catholic people of Miller Super Because, Denver have given him. He in Elk Coal Co. vites his many friends to come in m illER 'S MA. 5335 for a free foot comfort test. He It’s Hi-Q, Tool Large Lamp------...... 5.95 personally guarantees the best of foot comfort at low cost. A free Larg»- Eg^ ...... 5.85 booklet on t b e ^ r e and treatment COTTRELLS ■ SUPER mBBKETSI l^ut ...... 5.00 of the feet vml be given to every All Otlur Gradsa—Tradlat Stamps visitor. ' i S to tt 621 S IX T W N T H

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Thursday, March 27, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE

Denver Young People’s Activities Drive Carefully—Save Lives Preferred Parish Activity Program Launched P Check of Records Reveals Trading List T D i i m n By Denver Youth CounciiSOPi SPPMPRS Steady Accident Decrease ; MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER (Council Newt) how to improve news writing. The traffic safety campaign con­ alley or private driveway shall , Tlia merchmnti repreianted ia this laetioa ar« booster*. Tbey are The activities committee of the He urged, for the sake of pub­ VIE APRIL! completely stop such vehicle im­ ducted by the North Denver police ' aasioat to work witb ron and are deterriag of jour patroaace. Co* Denver Catholic Young People’s licity for the group, that articles 10 mediately prior to driving onto sl department, the North Denver ' operate witb them. council, under the chairmanship be submitted occasionally to sidewalk or onto the sidewalk area (St. Mary’s Academy) of Horace Mulin of St. Vincent’s, other local papers. (Regia, High School) Civic association, and North Den- extending across such alley or pri­ Miss Peggy Chambers is the merchants since January this year outlined definite projects at Publicity directors who were On Wednesday night, April 2, vate driveway.” From section B: winner of the table-tennis tourna­ the meeting of the council Mon­ the guesljs of the council were: is producing remarkable results. “ It shall be unlawful to enter or C athedral in the Little theater at Regia, the ment, which was recently spon­ day evening, March 24. Plans are Joe Keough, Peggy Hewitt, Lu­ This success in reducing auto acci­ leave any alley or private drive­ sored by the sports club. Mis.', a native of Eng­ The student body is praying for selected the contest stories. En­ land who has spent much time in tries must reach the central office Brother Augustine, C.SS.R., the the speedy recovery of Bobby sacristan, was ill of the flu the China; Frank Busnardo, a native Quinn, who was taken to St. Jos­ For a thrilling demon­ not later than April 10. Pictures of Italy, and James McGovern, of the winners will be carried in past week. eph’s hospital Saturday, March 22. stration of superior The Very Rev. Christian Darley, a native of Ireland. Miss Geral­ The reefint snows stopped the performance, try a the June issue of the Queen's C.SS.R., vill conduct a mission at dine Stockham, accompanied by golf tournament after four games tankful in your car. Work. her mother, will sing, and the Preferred Parish Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church. had been played and made baseball Nun at Chicago Seaaiona It will open Sunday, March 30. Rev, Francis Kappes, spiritual di­ practice an impossibility. The CATHEDR.4L rector of the club, will speak Sister M. Edwardine, head of Father McCartan is conducting group of 36 players who responded East Colfax A Rtrt St. the French department at the admission in Buffalo, Wyo. briefly. to the call for baseball practice Trading List academy, attended the French On the altar committee for April An open-forum discussion will will be cut down to 18 at the be Bt. Francii dr Saira'—Crdar A 8. Bdwy. I Lorola—E. I8th Art. and Rtct 8L symposium at Rosary college, were Mmes. O’Hara, Robertson, follow the talks. The session will ginning of next week. St. John’*—Sptar Bird, and Clarkson SC SC Cothsrine'*—W. 88th A*a. A Fed. BWd River Forest, 111., and is represent­ Simpson, and Spicer. get under way in St. Paul’s chapel Hoir Ghost— 14th Sc and Trrmont SC Elisabeth's— W. Colfax A 8lh St. ing the academy at the meeting of at about 8:30 p. m., immediately The Shamrock baseball team BIrssrd Sarrsmrnt— E. 23rd A Kramrr SC Cathedral— E. lIHh and WashinrlAt An appeal has been made for will not begin practice until Coach I . Phllofnrna's— E. Sth Are. and Colo. Bird. * St. Dominic'a— W. 22nd Aar. A N. Spear the North Central association, following Lenten devotions. St. Francis de Sales* 61 men and women volunteers to as­ Kellogg returns from Chicago to which is being held in Chicago sist in cleaning the church Wednes­ this week. Play Tickets to relieve Mr. Norbert Lemke, S.J., day, April 2. who is directing the practice of St. Philomena*s Symphony Guild Meets Friday At the neeting of St. Joseph’s Go on Sale Lincoln Creamery the Regis baseball team in the E. F. RUMMELHART 615 E. Expoaitlon SP. 8318 The Civic Symphony guild, a circle in the tome of Mrs. George (St, Francia da Salat’ Young absence of the coach. Watchmaktr 16 rears In Dentar 1745 8. Brotdvar SP. 1411 \^'e Appreciate Your large group of women interested P. Hackethal Tuesday, March 25, Peopla’t Club) LOWEST PRKXS on Now Auociated Witb Dairy Products Delivarad Patronage in the activities of the Denver plans were made for a luncheon Sunday, March 30, after all the Anywhert in City, Dependable Furniture Civic symphony, will hold its and card party sc duled for April. Masses the members of the cut TREASURE CHEST, In4u meeting this week in the Little JEWELRY - GIFTS TRY OUR Owing to poor health Mrs. C. tural committee will sell tickets SUPERB BABY MILK iGratum Fruit Store JOHN HARVEY theater of the academy at 4 p. m. O’Hara resigned her position as for the three-act comedy. The Sacred Heart Aid KE. 4311 417 SerenUanth SU FREE DELIVERY Friday, March 28. Mrs. Harry E. chairman of the alta<‘ and linens Campbells Are Coming, to be pre­ 2404 E. (Colfax Ave. Bellamy, president of the guild, is committee. Mrs. E. F. Casburn sented April 28 and 29. GLENN SCHAFBUCH. Prop. sponsoring the following program: was appointed by Mrs. J. J. Dean AT JOSBPBINE The study club continues to PROGRESSIVE W. M. WITTE I EM. 2736 3126 E. COLFAX “ The Philosophy of Wagner,” to take over the chairmanship. meet Thursday evening at 7 :30 Holds Meeting Charles Milligan; “ Vivaldi,” Den­ Mrs. M. Ginsberg is vice chairman in the library of the high school SHOE SHOP Grocery and Market ver university trio. Hostesses for and Mrs. J. MeShane. assisted by New members are welcome at any Using Only Completely New, the afternoon are Mrs. Merriam Mrs. E. Shull, will have charge of time. The topic of discussion is Corn Fed Meats Fresh Fish W E i The Sacred Heart Aid society Modern Machinery Silcott’s Bakery ^ Berger and Mrs. A. Gargan. I decorations. Praying the Mass.” < met at the C. D. of A. clubhouse 288 SO. PENN. Staple Groceries, Fresh Vafotables 2830 Eaat (iolfax The club’s next general meet­ MOVE Thursday, March 20. The opening 701 SOUTH tOGAN PE. H14 Bftwern Detroit and Fillmort ing will be held Tuesday, April 1. prayer was recited by Mrs. Harvey FrABM H oUMS, GATAgM BREAD ROLLS 1H0LY FAMILY P.-T.A. CARD The council members will meet J. Smith. Mrs. James McDonald For Sarrlce-—KEyatosio eaaa PIES CAKES this Sunday at 8 in the assembly president,- conducted the meeting BIDE-A-WEE ■bo* A Warabwaa, IS2 I 2etb S c Baked Fresh Dailr room of the rectory. Mrs. P. W. Stauter, treasurer A A A A TOURNEY TO OPEN APRIL 24 Jim Baier, Louis McCarthy, and gave the monthly report, and 815 BROADWAY Lucille Becker, president, vice Cars to Eaat and Wast Ea.«l Denver'i U. S. Post Mrs. T. R. Davis read the minutes (Fontiarly 43 W. 11th Ave.) MARTY DRUC GO. president, and publicity chairman of the February meeting. Twenty- 4 A. M. to 8 P. M. let A 18th o f Eaah hiMith Li^uorleM Office (Holy Family Pariah) a local packing company, and two respectively, were present at the Prescription Drugfrisl Beginning on April 24 and con­ selections by Miss Gladys Ranney. five dollars worth of clothing was Try otir fricassee chicken M * Wl last D.C.Y.P.C. meeting. with dumplings Drug .Store Colfax at Adam's EM. 2896 Suh Station tinuing for five weeks, the Holy A committee' was appointed to distributed in the month in addi­ Family P.-T.A. will sponsor an­ select samples of uniforms for the Plans for Ball tion to one layette, other card tournament for the high school. These samples will be Are Advanced Mrs. Martin Herzstrom was en­ J o h n \ benefit of the St. Vincent de Paul on display at the next P.-TT.A. rolled as a life member. Mrs. E Holy la host society and the P.-T.A. Donations (St. Mark’s Club, Holy Family P. Magor was a guest. Mrs. Mar­ meeting April 28, when all inter Pariah) of special prizes are being ac­ ested will have a chance to discuss tin Bonnarens, chairman of the A short business meeting was SAVE iMOAEY! cepted by the committee in charge available uniforms. A vote will be St. Patrick’s day card party, was UJ6ST£Rn m € S S 6 n G 6 R. FOOD r called Tuesday evening, March SHIRTS ...... 12c of the tournament, including B. M. taken at the May meeting to de­ unable to give a report of this OLSON’S STORES ► 25, at which tickets were distri KEN LIQUBRS SHEETS ...... 6c Caulfield, chairman; H. P. Wood- termine the uniform to be used entertainment as full returns had TAbor ST. JOH>’S BATH TOWELS ...... 2c end, H. E. Martin, Gene Heiberger, next year. buted for the club’s annual ball not been made. Mrs. McDonald Comer 17th snd Welton which will take place April 23 at 3030 E. 6ih E.A. 1801 ► PILLOW CASES ...... 2c Joe Pughes, and F. McEahem. thanked the committee members FEATURING CHRISTIAN BROS. The afghan made by Mrs. Leo the Albany hotel. 5345 WINES 5019 E. Colfax EM. 2721 ► FACE TOWELS...... Ic The P.-T.A. held its monthly and all others who helped to make Casper was on display at the meet­ The drive for patrons was ex Wa Meet Any Price 2750 W. 29th. GL. 3512 I RAGS ...... Icmeeting in the school hall Monday ing. It will probably be awarded the party a success. tended another two weeks to give LaC Ue Dellrer Tour PaduffW Preo Oelirerr Servlc*—Call KK. SISI > TABLEfXOTHS ...... 5c up evening, March 24. The program O f Two life members, whose deaths 50c MINIMUM the last night the card tourna­ all members an equal chance to 424 18TH ST. ► consisted of instructions by Father ment. Each room will receive 10 secure all possible backing. Those occurred since the last meeting, ► Pierce’s Hand Laundry Leo J. Flynn, the dramatized edu per cent of the amount it takes newly appointed on the patron Mrs. P. R. Riordan and Mrs. Mary PAT’S TAYER N cational talkie, Meat and Romance, ► 2nd Ave. and Fillmore St. in, and in addition Mrs. Ca.sper has committee to give the extended Smith of Los Angeles, were re­ Holy Family PAT HAGGERTEY. Prop. presented through the courtesy of membered in prayer. Three Masses EA. 9661*“* ^ offered to knit a sweater in what­ drive new incentive were Gert HI Pfrrrnt Wlnei. Berra and Alt ever color desired for the boy or Fanning, Bud Johnson, Lloyd were celebrated for each as offer­ ings of the society. They were also LUNCHES - SANDWICHES girl who does the most work on the Cuno, Joe Nelson, Barbara Fo Jim Cullen For Quality Bakery Goods project. remembered in prayer at the close (kirner, 3rd and Detroit CompleU Lint of gliatti, and Bob Heiderstadt. Wants to you at Try of the meeting. Mrs. Smith was a LIQUORS, WINES «nd BEERS Leading Students Cagera Leave for Chicago Complimentary tickets will sister of the late Mrs. Margaret SPECtAla PRICES ON CASE LOTS Members of the Tiger quintet, again be given to the presidents ’'A t \oar StrTicM" Hunter. Members also were asked YA TES DRUB WEISS BAKERY EMPIRE accompanied by the Rev. Edward of all the Young People's club in to remember in their prayer 6th AVE. LlQtOR Denver. Ray Seaman and Jackie 38th. Yate« GLendale 9925 HOT CROSS BUNS Leyden, athletic director, and Francis Fisher, whose death oc­ CLEANERS Coach Cobe Jones, left Tuesday O’Keefe, council representatives Cut RaU Prieca Ft— DelWary 4024 Tennyson St. STORE Named at Scliool curred recently. Mt. Fisher wm EA. 5575 2316 Eaat 6th Ave. afternoon, March 25, to take part are to deliver tickets to all clubs. the husband of Mrs. Fisher, a AND in the national Catholic basketball ’Truth or Conaequencea’ Hat (St. Patrick’a Pariah) member of the society for many DYERS tournament being held in Chicago Victima years, who died about a year ago Patronize Theae Firms. They The following pupils were class this week. The Tigers met St. The entertainment of the eve St. l.

PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 27, 1941 The Denver Catholic Register rnfl VARIED AND COLORFUL GANG F 1 Presidents ______Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. EASTER GIFTS Editor______R t Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D SURROUNDED- SOAPY SMITH Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D (Continued From Page One) C i OFFER Rose Medal Associate Editors— M. P. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., m iLyi«[[yB[ Gobblefish," the miser and usurer, Jour.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Jour.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, by a tough gang in Chicago that who lent money at 10 per cent per week'. The Gobblefish liked gave him his first chance when M .^ (Basselin, C. U. of A .), Jour. M.; Rev. Edward A. Breen, M.A. officers of the law to borrow from Bracelet ^Basselin, C. U. of A .); Leonard Tangmey, A.B., Jour.M. they marked for robbing a large him and he was all affability, for S IS Roaabada—1* Atinfs Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. wholesale meat market. In the it pleased Soapy thus to have a early hours of a cold starless hand, so to speak, on the law; but On Ravaraa Side, MIraco- (Continued From Page One) morning they boosted his diminu­ if one missed a payment, Bruce (Continued From Paae One) lout and Scapular Medal Joiner. Published Weekly by Pastors in Denver must arrange tive person through the transom would seek the opportunity pub­ than 200 Catholic soldiers sta­ of an alley door, with the ’soup,’ tioned at Fort Logan, Father Mul- the hour of services in their licly to hound him, and his bitter OXIDIZED SILVEB THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) putty, fuse, drills, and blanket. As cahy is acting as assistant td churches sufficiently early, so that voice wasn’t low. He was a cun- 6 0 c ea. 9^8 Bannock Street those priests who are not obliged there were no lights in the store, ing “ fence” for thieves, buying Major Edward Martin, chaplain to say Mass may be present at the Murphy worked in the dark. After their loot for as little as he could at Lowry field. He is responsible ROLLED GOLD Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1620 Pontifical services in the Cathedral. a quarter of an hour he unlocked wangle, and was so penurins that for the development of a religious 0Oc ea. the door from inside and joined program of activities at the fort, All assistant priests should re­ he mooched drinks from horses! STERLING SILVER the yeggs, who at the sound of the This was the procedure: and for the solution of morale ceive Holy Communion at the $ 2 aa. Subscription: $2.00 per year. Pontifical Mass. blanket-muffled explosion were to Feeling thirsty,- the Great Gob­ problems among the soldiers. rush in. As far as reasonably possible, blefish would stand on a street 'Mental Ammunition* Thursday, March 27, 1941 Holy Week services should be held “ The dull detonation shook the comer waiting for a slow-going GREETING CARDS. Sc, lOc. ISc. 25c. W ALL CRUCIFIXES, I.SO, 1.t«, building. With dark lanterns un­ in all the parish churches of the express wagon or buggy to ap­ Needed at Ft, Logan 2.25, S.0S. SICK CALL CRUCIFIX. 2.00. 2.50, 3.00, 3.50. C. BOSSERON shuttered— it was long before proach. Calculating the time, he CHAMBER’S PICTURES, 1.00, 3.00, 5.00. SISTER HUMMELL PICTURES, 1.25. diocese. Since being taken over by the OFFIClALi DIOCESE OF DENVER flashlights were invented — the would start to cross the street and In parish churches in which the gang entered to slip, slide, and bump into the horse. Falling, he air corps. Fort Logan is a school The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. specializingi^n clerical instruction morning functions of the last three stumble over steaks, chops, cutlets, would writhe and cry, “ Whiskey, We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever and the training of new recruits. days of Holy Week cannot be hams, hamburgers, sausage, and whiskey!” In those days it was a appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those solemnly carried out, but in which Naturally all of the material nec­ JAMES CLARKE shattered sides of beef.e Murphy sure bet someone in the quickly of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. essary for the study in these least three or four servers may had blown the big steel-walled ice gathering crowd, if not the drivwr We hope The Register will be read in every home of the courses is furnished by the depart­ had, it is prescribed that they box holding the meats, instead of of the vehicle, would “ have a pint Diocese. ments. But the facilities for extra­ shall be celebrated according to the safe!” on his hip.” Easily draining the Church Goods House We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in the simpler rite of Benedict XIV. curricular study, for which many the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. Mr. Smith continued, chuckling pint, the Great Gobblefish would of the men have expressed a desire, Permission is hereby granted to stagger to his feet, pat his torso, Headquarter* for Article* of Devotion, at the recollections of the days must be furnished through the post « URBAN J. VEHR, celebrate Holy Mass on Holy shake his fist at the driver, mum­ Church Fini*hing*, Book* for tha when, a youthful newspaper re library and from outside individ­ Aug. B, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Thursday in churches and convents ble, “ I guess I’m all right,” and go Catholic Laity and Clet^y. joker, he knew the men who have uals and organizations. A glance in which Mass is said daily and hia way. ong been forgotten and who, even at off-duty pastimes finds an M. P. where the functions of Holy Week then, were but human shadows in Also in the gang were “ Big Ed” 1636-38 Tremnnt Street 4*hone TAbor 3789 cannot be held. (military police) who is studying the luster of Soapy’s nationwide Bums, Syd Dixon, who came from radio while he awaits assignment to The holy oils will be distributed fame: an excellent family in the East an air corps radio school; a new re­ after Mass on Holy Thursday in Henry Edwards, so well known and had been a social favorite and cruit who is studying meteorology the Chancery office. Priests as “ Yankee Hank Fewclothes” that ’round-the-world traveler until he with the hope that he will be able should secure the holy oils, as far his name appeared in the city di­ became an addict to opium; Tom to pass the examinations to enter as possible, on Thursday. Priests rectory in 1890, in all seriousness, Cady, notorius manipulator of the Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. (Continued From Page One) the weather service, while others outside Denver should make ar as Yank Fewclothes, was a peddler half walnut shells; George Wilder, are giving themselves an almost 2424 ARAPAHOE rangements to secure them througl of honey. With tin pails of the advance man; Joe Palmer, emer­ full course of instruction prepara The excuse pointed out by the. a much larger crowd to hear his ad their deans. The holy oils should gency man and a lightning-drqw TA. 3341 dress— despite the messy snow of amber sweet he went from door to tory to taking the mental examina­ institute that Churchill cannot be be carried by priests, or by those door in the residence sections and with his gun; “ Frisco Red” Harris, tion for the flying cadet course. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING specific in announcing peace aims Monday night. But Mann, like who are at least in Holy Orders. ex-prize fighter, whose sledge­ today’s other great thinkers who managed to make a decent if Still another young man will be because of the possibility of clash Lay persons should not be sent for somewhat poor living until he fell hammer fists were used to quiet “ boning up” on all types of mathe­ of classes in Britain itself seems to are leading the people in dizzy them except where it is impossible complaining victims; “ Eat-em-up circles, showed the effects of be­ under the spell of the bearded, matics, because he has found that us to be entirely inadequate. There for the priest to come himself. piercing-eyed young man in broad­ Jake” Cohen, the human gorilla, this is usdd in almost every branch may be a perfectly reasonable un­ ing cut loose from the unchanging Kindly announce to your people to whom a fight was sweet music; principles of religion that are cloth Prince Albert coat and black of the air corps. The men qf the derstanding between officials of the at all the Masses on Palm Sun broad-brim felt hat, selling soap one Hanson, known as the “ pop- new army want to learn, and are British and American governments found only in the Catholic Church day that, according to the instruc­ eyed Nordic.” Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are and from the sound logic that on lower 17th street. soliciting textbooks from the public. as to the course of action that will tions of the Holy See, the coHec Two Fat Men in Gang reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. follow in the event of an Axis de­ .seems to be followed only in SchO' tion on Good Friday is ^ven for Never Wore Coat or Vest The following is a list of books There were two,exceedingly fat feat. We agree, ^hough, with mili­ lastic circles. the support of the Holy Places in , Edwards was luxuriously whisk­ recommended in the study for the men, “ Banjo Parker, weighing a FOR QUALITY CORN FED tary authorities in both England With much of what Mann said, Palestine, so that the proper main­ ered, used choice English, and flying cadet mental examination, and the United States who are every right-thinking person must tenance of the shrines made sacred neither drank nor smoked. Ap­ good 300 pounds, whose thirst was which is given in lieu of a two- MEATS & POULTRY SEE stressing the*importance of a clear agrfe. Against much of what he by the Savior’s Passion may be as­ parently clothes were an abomina­ as unquenchable as his twanging year college education;^ Wooley’s of the banjo was constant, and Handbook of Composition; CMML popular understanding of war aims said, many would be forced to tion to him; never was he known, sured. This collection should be Muzzey’s An American History: LUMP COAL 25.T* as a morale factor.— Hubert A. protest. sent to the Chancery within tiyo even though the day was bitter "Fatty Gray,” one overly stout NUT COAL _ $4.75 RABTOAVS History of Civilization, vol. 1, by weeks. cold, to wear coat, vest, or top­ man who had no sense of humor. Smith. It was worthwhile to have Mann's His “ moniker” was “ Shoot Your Robinson, Breasted, Beard, and 1030 W. Colfaz TA. 7297 reactions to the pagan totalitari­ Faithfully yours in Christ, coat. Soapy said, when Hank ap­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. Eyes Out;” he was sullen most of Smith; Advanced Geography, by F MUMKORD. Mgr. REFUGEE TOTS anism that has driven him out of URBAN J. VEHR, peared before him with the re­ quest that he be taken on, “ Three the time, his leaden gray eyes cur­ McMurry and Perkins; Went­ 25th and Decatur GRand 5125 BRIDGE CULTURES Germany, his fatherland, and has Bishop of Denver, worth’s Higher Arithmetic; things in this world make a man tained by heavy lids, but at the An unexpected effect of moves burned his books. It was a good first sign of trouble his gun, and Hart’s College Algebra; Went- sign to hear such a man insisting March 24, 1941 look disreputable— one old hat and When buying from the caused by the present war comes two old shoes. Here, take this S20 fists were itching to go. worth’s Plane Geometry; Went­ INSURANCE from the sending of refugee Brit­ over and over again that modern- Reverend dear Father: worth’s Plane Trigonometry; Mil firms advertising in this day dictatorships seek to wipe out The semi-annual priests’ con­ bill and get yourself reputable “ Judge” Van Horn, a “ steerer,” ish children to this country. looking. Then come back.” was a disbarred lawyer; the cause liken and Gale’s Practical Physics, paper, please mention that American sympathy for the Eng­ those basic Christian principles ference will be held in Denver or any other recognized textbook of JOS. J. CELLA without which democracy capnot Tuesday morning, April 22, at the “ I am a poet,” announced Hank of his downfall was written in his you saw their advertise­ lish cause and assistance with de­ equivalent standard. 1120 Security Bldg. survive. Mann said that only Cathedral at 10 o’clock. The date on his return. bulbous red nose. He was also fense materials naturally bring Soapy’s legal adviser. The. chief . Anyone having books to donate ment. Phone KEvatone 26.33 the two nations closer together. where Christianity insists upon of the conference has been ad­ Soapy looked at him coldly. is asked to bring them to the post man's individual dignity as a child vanced from early May so as to capper at the soap game was The mere fact that children from “ So? What kind of poetry do you “ Doc” Baggs, famous as the chapel, or to call Father Mulcahy a sorely besieged country ore of Cod can freedom long exist or enable the priests present at the write?” at PE. 2468. the principle of democratic equal­ conference to attend also the originator of the gold brick game. - IIWESTMEIVT SEGGESTIONS - given asylum in the United States The poet sat down with the stub His white hair, benigm counte­ should be cause for gratitude in ity be made operative. opera. Carmen, which will be held of a pencil fished from his pocket, Pope’s 2nd Anniversary in the Civic auditorium the eve­ nance, dignity of manner, and Gold en Cycle Cor poration their home land. But the young­ It was disappointing, then, to and wrote laboriously. He handed patriarchal appearance formed a sters finding temporary haven here find that Mann's idea of Chris­ nings of April 21, 22, 23. The Smith this result o f occasional Is Observed in Dublin Ideal Cement Corporation conference in Pueblo will be held valuable asset as a “ come on” and are already bridging the English tianity is a nebulous notion that deep sighs and bites at the pencil: disarmer of suspicion. Longhorn Portland Ceni. Co. and American cultures in a new Cod and right and justice and Monday, May 19, in Sacred Heart Dublin.—The second anniversary way, that of language. charity and freedom and democ­ hall at 2 p.m. A handtoma (ant alapt out to talk, Another indispensable member of the coronation of Pius XII was Missouri Portland Cent. Co. The following is the material for Hia voice can ba haard away a block; was “ Reverend” Charles Bowers, racy are, after all, the very same Thaaa worda wa hear aa ba bollara hia observed here at a Pontifical High The children, who are now in the clerical conferences in the dio­ benevolence itself and prosperity Mass in the Pro-Cathedral, cele­ Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. their formative years, are picking' thing. That kind of hazy religion waraa cese: At tha croaalng o l tba thoreufhfaraai triumphant— in appearance. His brated by Archbishop John Mc- up the American accent and will never put Christianity into Scruggs Vandervoort & Barney Co. 1. Paper: “ The Duty of Priests gentle voice had a golden, sympa­ Quaid, C.S.Sp., of Dublin. The Idioms rapidly. In fact, one lad, action. Even great minds get lost How ara you Axed for aoap, beya. to Foster Vocations to the Priest­ thetic, understanding tone, and he Most Rev. Pascal Robin.son, Apos­ b o u g h t "— s o l d — ‘ q u o t e d over here just a few months, had when they are separated from that How are you Axed (or aoap? hood.” Move on up to tha box, boya. was a living definition of the word tolic Nuncio to Ireland, presided. changed so much that when he solid rock of Christendom whose center is the Papacy. Rev. William J. Monahan (for How ara you Axed (or aoap? sanctimonious. Wisdom, tolera­ The services were attended by McCABE,HANIFEN St COMPANY heard his grandfather broadcast Denver conference.) tion, friendliness exuded from his W'hile everyone could appreciate Taka your choica araony tha lot, Premier Eamon de 'Valera, repre­ from England he was struck by Rev. Joseph Warnat (for Pueblo rotund person. You could not INVESTMENT SECURITIES Mann's bitter condemnation of the Inveat a Ave lor a hundred apot; sentatives of the government, the the old gentleman's odd accent. conference.) Fat'a a-fry in', coma on tha lopa help but be attracted to the old Security Bldg. CUerry 4509 Nazi dictatorship, most Americans diplomatic corps, judiciary, the The difference between British 2. Paper: “ The Priest’s Title to And pick out your Cuba of lucky soap. rapscallion; I liked him and felt W. E. McCabe e . A. Haniten would probably resent his presump' Dail, and the Senate, as well as English and American English has Mass Stipends and Stole Fees.” a sort of comfort in his ample tion in telling this nation what Ba a sport, there I Show the bunch prelates of the metropolitan chap­ Over 20 Years Investment Experience not been so extreme as some would Rev. Anthony Elzi (for Denver You ain’t a-acairt to play a hunch! glowing presence. That must have should— even must— do in the ter. have us think. Radio, talking pic conference.) Any poor rube with an aye that's quick been felt by others, too, for he world crisis. His talk seemed cal Can (rah a winnor and turn tba trick I tures, and news reels have uncon­ Rev. Francis Bottler (for Pueb­ was a “ steerer” sans peer of lambs ciliated to increase the war spirit sciously been working to smooth lo conference.) "Don’t shy away from soap, boya. to the slaughter. Once, when he in America, and we have certainly out dialectical variances knd pro' The Very Rev. Thomas D. Don't shy away from soap; was in trouble, in the grasp of a vincial accents. Americans listen­ no need of that. Mann's opinion Use your brains and snatch tha (aina, Coyne, C.M., rector of St. Thomas’ Don’t shy away from soap I” joliceman, waiting at the pagoda- ing to the English King or Britons of America's place in world affairs seminary, will supply reference ike frame patrol box on the comer today may be right, but it seems hearing our President have tio material for these papers on re­ Soapy was so pleased that he for the coming of the “ Black difficulty in understanding the a bit arrogant for refugees who quest. Maria,” patrol wagon, I heard a have failed to check the slow death employed Hank and gave him the speaker. The fact that a few 3. Father Lilly will read a paper startled lady passing by exclaim of democracy in their own lands to title, “ poet laureate of 17th JAllKER IS^OUR ^ftS IK lls FRIEND doaen common terms are used dif­ on “ The Beginning of the Gospel street.” By that name he was to her escort, “ Why, the dear old ferently in the two countries hardly come here and tell us what gentleman 1 That brutal police­ must do. According to St, John as Read at facetiou.sly hailed by barbers, makes two different tongues when the End of Mass.” crooks, and newspapermen as long man!” one considers the half million or Mann wound up his address with Faithfully yours in Christ, as he remained in Denver. Ed­ The lady killer, hero of many more words that make up"* the a plea for some new kind of social + URBAN J. VEHR, wards had another distinction: He torrid romances, was Jimmy English language. and political organization that he Bishop of Denver. claimed to be a lineal descendant Thornton, tall, slender, very good When the war is over and the failed to make very clear. He of that doughty sterii Puritan ex- looking with his black waxed-end refugees return to their homeland, names his scheme “ Social Democ' horter and leader, Jonathan Ed-pnustache. His flashing smile and much more than tricks of speech racy,” and it seems to call for some wards. Certainly, he could quote “ tender eyes” would give class to learned in the United .States will kind of combination of Socialism Life’s Ambition Jonathan’s sermons by the half any group of gamblers, of which go back across the seas. It has and democracy that would do away hour and his rendition of fiery profession he was one of the best, been noted that the common cause with the weaknesses of democracy passages was better than good Joe Simons, an old Texas friend of the war has broken cla.ss ties and avoid the extremes of Commu Made Actuality One afternoon I came upon a of his boyhood, and Bascom Smith, in England. The wider and feeer nism and National Socialism. Most crowd gathered around a speaker a brother, were Soapy’s closest outlook of Americans gained by people, as they left the auditorium in front of Soapy’s headquarters, companions. youngsters in their stay over here after the German scholar's address, By Ordination the three-story brick building still ‘Duke’ Had Gold Toothpick will further disrupt staid British seemed to be wondering just what standing at 17th and Larimer customs. It may help to revitalize he did want after all.— C J. Mc' (Continued From Page One) streets. The voice, above the The best-dressed member was and 'Ptsamin^ English life. It is certain that .Neill. very sincerity of love demands we clatter of the horse-drawn traffic, “ Dolly” Brooks, “ The Duke of Halstead Street.” Here was a these young ambassadors will draw see the hand of God in all that was measured, solemn, and loud. It's easy to drift through life — dreaming of the countries even closer together. THE CHRISTIAN’S comes to us daily. A life’s ambi­ Yankee Hank was quoting from fashion plate and “ the mirror of — Millard F. Everett. EQUIPMENT • tion has been raised to an actuality Jonathan’s sermon on “ The Immi form” in his top hat, tailored the day when your ship will come in. A more Military leaders have been within the past few days. An nent Peril of Sinners:” broadcloth suit, high “ choker” sensible plan for living is this: to put both gravely pointing out the folly of extraordinary grace, that of reach­ “ ‘The God who holds you over collar, large puffy silk Prince de feet squarely on the ground and adopt a reg­ DR. THOMAS MANN a nation with unequipped soldiers, ing the goal of youth at midlife, the pit of bell— much as one holds Joinville tie, silk vest embroidered MUDDLES THROUGH DENVER or one with soldiers who must stop with violets and rosebuds on a bed ular plan of SAVING — and stick to it, come but does it not manifest the truth, a spider or other loathsome insect what may. Open your Savings Account with The address given in Denver tanks with rifles. Inadequate ‘Man proposes, but God disposes,’ over the fire— abhors you and is of subdued polka dots, tooth-pick Monday night by Dr. Thomas equipment and weapons make for and that nothing is impossible dreadfully provoked! You are a patent leather shoes, and gray this bank. All deposits insured by "Federal Mann, the German scholar who has a hopeless battle, and what is true when God leads the way?” thousand times more abominable suede gloves. It was an event, a Deposit Insurance Corporation with $5,(X)0 often been termed the “ world’s of a nation's soldier is true also of In referring to the priesthood, in His eyes than the most venom crowning act In this spectacle of Maximum Insurance for each depositor. greatest living man of letters,” Christ’s soldier. It would be the Father Murray described it as a ous reptile is in ouris!’ ’’ sartorial splendor, “ the last gasp was an indication of the muddle height of folly for a man to think wonderful vocation of “years of in frontier elegance," to see “ The in which the great intellects of our that his unaided powers are suffi- travail and hardship, crosses and Limerickf Ad Lim Duke of Halstead Street” shoot age. find themselves. rient to withstand the might of tribulations, all rendered sweet in The crowd was absorbed. Hank out of his sleeves his gleaming fke Americcin Itfalional That Mann has a brilliant mind Satan. this vale of tears because all has shot out his right hand with point­ white barrel cuffs as he wielded and great ability is without doubt, But because Christ is an infi­ been for Christ and through ing forefinger as he yelled, ‘‘Take his tooth pick. J^e could not ex­ £ank off D e n v e r and Denver should have turned out nitely wise and considerate leader,' Christ.” In closing. Father Mur­ that, you buzzards!” The gather­ actly be called modest in his He sends His follower into the bat­ ray said, “ The only words that ing enjoyed it immensely. The jewelry, for he wore a blazing tle well armored with faith and can completely fill the thought of inebriated shouted, the derelicts diamond stud in his shirt and a IIITIN to ruiTON IIWIS, JR., Commentator from IFashington, hope and charity. A faithful Chris­ us today are ‘ God bless you. Fa­ shook with laughter, and the sober heavy gold watch, chain from D. C., Daily Monday thru Friday, 9:30 p. m,, station K tE L . tian is well able to cope with what­ ther John.’ May you ever be applauded, while newsboys whis­ which was suspended a large gold ever the enemy may offer; he is thrilled by knowing that applied tled shrilling and Yankee Hank nugget and a solid gold tooth pick! magnificently equipped if only he to you is the statement, ‘I am what Fewclothes was escorted to the “ It was the Duke’s act to play takes care and strengthens the de­ 1 am through the gprace of God.’ ”■ nearest bar by grinning admirers. the wealthy capitalist, and he did fenses that are given him. He is The procession preceding the They knew he would compose it to the Queen’s— or rather eims OF WELOi one, St. Paul says, “ having on the Mass included the Loyola choir original limericks as long as he Soapy’s taste,” concluded Joseph FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSmr.ER breastplate of faith and charity, boys, visiting priests, officers of held a glass in his hand. I remem­ Emerson Smith. “ Next week we President Vice President and Cashier and for a helmet the hope of sal­ the Mass, and the newly ordained ber one: will tell of exploits in the amazing vation.” priest. The Rev. Edward J. carrer of Jefferson Randolph to Taboft frtond of UboTa Faith shields him from the re­ Morgan, S.J., was assistant priest. And hert't to Boby Doo! Smith, adventures against and for peated and subtle attacks against Father Murray, deacon; the Rev. But her namo don’t «poU the law that won him the name, his conviction that the visible William Doyle, S.J., subdeacon, The doufh 1 lovo well. ‘Robin Hood of the Bunco Steer- pleasures of this life are not to be and the Rev. Andrew Dimichino, So I won’t bo 0 Boifhbor to Taborl’* ers.AM 9 l» A successful season was chalked preferred to the invisible ha|g>i- S. J., master of ceremonies. TheAnother ran like this: up by the Assumption high school nws of the next life; hope carries combined choirs of Loyola parish, girls’ basketball team of Welby, him across the tremendous ob­ under the direction of Werner “The litfle (aphar lan't a loafer, ESTABUSUEO BINCR 1201 stacles thrown in his path by the Ha werka all day at hia kelat AlAin 5314 which topped off a long schedule Burkhardt, offered the music of I admira tba (ophar but, alack aloe I by defeating all opposition in the world, the flesh, and the devil; the Mass, and members of the to far Brighton girls’ tournament to win charity keeps his mind on the Loyola Ladies’ sodality, of which f’va never leen tha poor dot with a ron." the class B division. > boundless reward that awaits him Mrs. Golden is a member, at­ The American Fixture Co. at the end of the battle. tended in a body. Mooched Drink From Horae* F . J . K i r o i i i o f The Assumption six, drawn from With faith, hope, and charity Very different from happy Hank Uuiufactaren of a squad of eigl^, turned back the A breakfast at Baur’s followed the Christian “ labors as a good the Mass, and these Jesuits were was Jimmy Bruce, “ the Great Y.W.C.A., 22-13; Community 'F, soldier of Jesus CJirisl,” eonscious guests of Father Golden; Fathers 22-13, and the Plymouth church E onstructioiv t o . CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS that, although the final victory of Edward Morgan, Ernest Danneg- St, Patrick Statue Is team, 86-31, in the tourney to perfection must depend on God ger,- Andrew Dimichino, William CHURCH FURNITURE capture the title. Presented by Hibernians alone, he yet must fight as though Doyle, and Bernard Murray; Mr. BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES Memb'brs of the squad were it depended on him alone. And T. P. Maher, and Brother Ben and Syracuse.— A large hand-carved BUILDERS Captain Rose Porreco, Madelind thus adequately fitted out for the Brother John. A dinner was statue of St. Patrick was presented James, Mary Croce, Eileen struggle, the Christian steps forth served to the family of Father to St. Patrick’s church by division We Appreciate Your Patronage Millwork of All Kinds Hughes, Cecilia Labriola, Florence confidently to fight for life’s most Golden in the evening at the Olin No. 2, Ancient Order of Hibern­ Rossi, Lucille Domenico, and Pau­ important victory.— Rev. Edward hotel. Father Morgan and Father ians, prior to the ojlening of the 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. line Domenico. A. Breen. Doyle were guests. Dovena in honor of the saint. FAESIDENT , DENVER. COLa HR"

Thursday, March 27, 1941 Office, 938 Bannoclc Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE FIVE RECORD BREAKING CROWD OF rn niinn Tli\ UO March so is Date m II1lI\1i g REELEY SCENE OF PROVINCE ARE YOU MEN PRESENT AT BREAKFAST making embarrassing mistakes? m B[l[|lKfjigj OF NEWMAN. CLUB CONVENTION Perhaps it is your eyes. Long^mont.— A record breaking rer, O.S.B., celebrant of the Mass, stressed the importance of unity crowd of men attended the annual Greeley.—The officers and rep­ vincial business. The meetin is in worship and purpose, and urged Communion day in this city on resentatives of the Rocky Moun­ scheduled for 3:30 p.m> at the tu- family loyalty to God and country. Sunday, March 23, when 568 Com­ tain province of Newman clubs will dent Union building. James P. Gray Immediately after Mass 352 men munions were distributed. M. assemble at Greeley Sunday, March The college Newman club will marched from the church to the 30, to discuss the annual conven­ The pastor. Father James Mah- hold its first meeting of the spring Optometrist breakfast hall. Under the sponsor­ tion and dispose of pending pro- quarter in room A at 11 a.m. Mon­ ship of the Knights of Columbus Gunnison.— “ Dangerous times day, March 3|« A day of recollec­ Paonia.—The Sacred Heart Al­ and the Holy Name society a break­ are the result of the negligence of 212 Colorado Bldg. tion to be conducted jointly for the tar and Rosary society has attain­ fast was served by the Altar so­ religion and the lack of morals. college and high school Newman ciety. The warring nations of Europe clubs has been arranged for April ed its membership goal. Fifty 1615 California TA. 8883 ______have forgotten God and for this Cadet Board in John Reinert, past grand knight 6. ’The spiritual exercises will women are enrolled, and it is hoped of Boulder, the guest speaker, was they a r e suffering,” declared open at 10 a. m. with a confer­ that even this number will be aug­ LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED intVoduced by Toastmaster Patrick Father Kevin Carr, O.S.B., of ence in Newman hall. The Rev. mented in the future. All members eOlDEII ISSISI Casey. He spoke on the spirit of Holy Cross abbey in the keynote Joseph Lilly, C.M., of St. Thomas’ Catholicism. Deputy Grand Knight speech at the seventh annual Com­ Pueblo Convenes seminary will conduct the exer­ are requested to attend the Com­ John Curran of Longmont gave a munion breakfast of the Gunnison cises which will be concluded at munion days on the second Sun­ talk on the demonstration of co­ chapter of the Knights^of Colum­ 5 p. m. Sunday evening. days of the month and the meet­ operation in St. John’s parish. Clint bus here Sunday, March 23. Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish)— ings at the parish clubhouse every | The card party staged St. Pat­ first Friday afternoon. i Brown, chairman of the Convert “ We must get back to God if we Members of St. Mary’s Cadet rick’s day by the women of the club, pointed out the good of such, are to find an anchor in this world board met at the home of Mrs. parish frmn Kersey was well at­ The following men assisted the a demonstration. of turmoil,” continued Father Dorothy Jerman Meister Thursday tended. Numerous prizes were Rev. E. A. Eckert Sunday after­ Golden.— The St. Vincent dc Father Mahrer reminded the Carr. “ Only by practicing our night, March 20. Plans were dis­ given and excellent refreshments noon, March 23, in canvassing the j men to contiilue their exemplary Catholic faith can we remain cussed and new laws formulated were served in the parish hall, parish for the curbing and gutter i THE m flV CO. Paul society met Monday evening co-operation in all things Catholic steady and strong.” for the year. A special meeting fund: George Snepenger, Johnl at the rectory. In the past week which was freshly decorated in A vote of thanks was tended “ Catholic Action is Catholic for all cadets is scheduled for white and green. Kuretich, John Abseck, Joseph | the group sent a truckload of Tuesday evening, April 1, at St. Delimont, Louis Kochevar, Mi-1 Father Mahrer and his assistant, practice; and Catholic Action is Ma.ss was said for the Spanish­ clothing, furniture, and miscella Father Florian Bates, O.S.B., in nothing more than getting back to Mary’s school. Those attending chael Lesoc, and Paul Giebler. the meeting March 20 were Mrs. speaking people at Kersey Sunday, Money was^deposited in the Paonia neous articles to the St. Vincent recognition of a 97-per-cent at the faith,” he pointed out. “ Cath March 16, and at Eaton Saturday, Choose Now for de Paul Salvage bureau in Denver tendance of parish men on the olic Action, however, requires three Meister, president; Miss Carolyn town office* Work will be started Petros, chairman of the cadet March 22. The next Mass in the soon. I Communion day. things to make it active: First, Spanish colony at Kersey will be Altar Society The music for the occasion was an active faith which convinces board; Miss Josephine Kerne, sec­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pecharich: retary; Mrs. John Kastellic, board offered Saturday, March 29, at 9 Meets April 3 furnished by St. John’s school you that you are right and must o’clock. are new members of the parish. PALM SUNDAY band, under the direction of Sister forge ahead; second, a lively hope member; Mrs. Bernard Jerman, They recently purchased the Chin The regular meeting of the AI M. Anselm. The opening selection which is stimulated by the use of chairman of youth board; Miss ranch with the famous sulphur tar and Rosary society will be held was "God Bless America.” “ The the mind and free will; and, lastly, Elsie Pugel, recording secretary; baths. Their home had been PASSION SUNDAY at the home of Mrs. Samuel Bo- Star-Spangled Banner” closed the charity, which demands that our Jack Simony, captain. Crested Butte; the rest of the fam­ litho on Thursday pfternoon, April program. This annual affair was love must extend to all—non-Cath- ily will join them in early sum­ AND 3. Mrs. Eugene Bolitho and Mrs. Matt Pouthe Diet PueUo Orphans begun many years ago in the olic as well as Catholic.” mer. Peter Hokanson will be assistant Matt Poushe, a retired employe Longmont parish by the late D. C. Father Carr said that these Mrs. J. Medved of Ragged Moun­ hostesses. three things were, in turn, de­ of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp., Donovan. died Saturday afternoon. March tain ‘ is recovering steadily after EASTER A study club circle being or­ pendent upon three others— order, being under a doctor’s care for ganized by a group of members of Altar Society responsibility, and authority. 22, following an illness of a year Honor Chaplain and a half. Born in Yugoslavia, several months. The parishioners the Altar society will be known Program Listed and the pastor are grateful to as Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Meets The complete program of the Mr. Poushe came to Pueblo in 1900 and was employed by the C. F. & I. the Rev. Walter Steidle of Elbert circle. Father Barry J. Wogan, The Altar and Rosary society knights follows: Pueblo.— On the eve of the for the Paschal candlestick re­ pastor, agreed to give a series held a meeting Thursday afternoon, “ America,” assembly; blessing. for 40 years before he retired last E cclesiastical Feast of St. Patrick, the Sacred cently donated to the parish. of lectures on religion .for the March 21, at the Columbian club. Father Leo Thome; introduction of October on account of ill health. Heart home did honor to the chap­ group. The meetings will be held Father Mahrer complimented the officers, John Yoklavich, grand He was a member of St. Mary’s After the catechism class on once a month, and membership is active members on their splendid knight; songs, assembly; remarks, church. lain, the Rev. Patrick J, Phelan, Saturday afternoon, March 22, the unlimited. Anyone wishing to take co-operation. B, H. Snyder, past grand knight; Surviving are his wife, Anna, in by presenting its 3^nd annual children played volleyball on the newly improved parish grounds.' advantage of hearing these lec­ The Stella Marvin club will meet remarks. Father Thome; vocal solo, Yugoslavia; a sister, Mrs. Ursula St, Patrick’s day program. tures, even though a member of Monday evening, March 31, at the Spelich, and a brother, John Pou­ The Young People’s club is invited A rticles John Costanzo; remarks, Peter A piano duet opened the pro­ another circle, is cordially invited Columbian club. Urone, lecturer of Newman club; she, both of Pueblo, and another to engage in the same game after to join Our Lady of the Sacred Byron McHale was released address. Father Carr. sister, Mrs. Anna Cherna, of Wau­ gram. The curtain then rose on a the study lesson on Friday nights. Heart circle. The women inter­ from the Longpnont hospital County Treasurer to Talk kesha, Wise. dolls’ hospital scene. The little In honor of the 15 Mysteries of You Are Cordially Invited to ested in the circle are as follows: Wednesday, March 26. He left by M. J. Fisher, the county treas­ Funeral services were held Tues­ tots of the kindergarten mimicked the Rosary, John, Sturmich planted Mmes. R. E. Cuthbertson, H. E. train for his home in Greybull, urer, will be the guest speaker at day, March 25, at 9 o’clock in St. a doctor, a nurse, and visitors as 15 grapevines in 'the center of the Inspect Our Beautiful Stocks Short, Fred Clark, Sr.; Fred Clark, Wyo. His mother, Mrs. Joe Mc­ the Sunday evening meeting March Mary’s church. they showed their audience what parish property. Last year Frank Jr.; Thomas Howard, F. J. Meyer, Hale, accompanied him as far as 30 of the college Newman club in City Incorporates Parish Ground goes on in a dolls’ hospital. A Kuretich planted three in honor o^ the Most Blessed Trinity on the William Pitts, Ernest Waters, Ce- Madenson. He is an attorney at the church hall at 7:30. Nancy Ground adjacent to St. Mary’s short health play, titled Ws Want a t h o l ic s of the Rocky Mountain Region cile Clute, E. L. Earnhardt, and Greybull. Gibson, president, requests a good church, 320 Clark, will be incor­ south side of the rectory. The Peace, timely in theme and having will find a very complete and beautiful T. G. GaiTison. They met at the attendance. porated in the city at the request a war-time dialog, followed and was grape plants were donated by Mr. C home of Mrs. Garrison on Thurs­ The^ Altar and Rosary society of the pastor, the Rev. Anthony played by all the boys and girls and Mrs. George Strieber. selection of Catholic needs, for your own use and day afternoon, March 27, to for­ Father McCabe’s will again sponsor the May bas­ Roitz, O.S.B. The ground, 320 by for the first and second grades. for gifts. A wide range of prices to suit every mulate definite plans for the kets this year as a featured proj­ 450 feet, is owned by the parish purse, and of course you may avail yourself of circle. ect. Mrs. Myra Ronald, chair­ and has been u.sed as an athletic The third and fourth grade pu­ pils sang in chorus the lively man, requests that alt the women field. It lies east of the church the convenience of your May Co, charge account. ‘Good Thief' Health Improving of the parish volunteer their serv­ between East Mesa and Santa tune, “ Hi-Ho.” The next act Littleton Women ices. Work on the baskets is plan­ Fe. It is said that the church plans was a recitation of “ Erin’s Flag,” To Be Topic w'ith gestures, by the boys and girls Idaho Springs.— Father Henry ned for each Wednesday afternoon to sell the property. A resolution Father Barry J. Wogan’s ser­ at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Emile approving the request was passed of the fifth and sixth grades. Con­ Prayer Books Rosaries McCabe, wlib has been confined mon on Wednesday evening, April Jacobs on North Iowa street. by the city council. tentment, a Dream Lesson, staged 2, will be on “ The Good Thief,’’ to St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, by the girls of the fifth and sixth To Meet April 3 Religious Statues Plaques and will continue the series on for almost a year, is reported grades, taught a moral lesson. ’ “The Personalities of the Passion.” improving, and his parishioners PARISH’S DISCUSSION CLUBS The dances of the fairies, with Crucifixes Vigil Lights Lenten sendees also are held at extend their sincere wishes for a their elaborate and colorful cos­ Littleton.—Mrs Anthony Gerety 7 :4.t on Friday evenings. speedy recovery. tumes, gave the program a pleas­ and Mrs. Albert Singer will be Friday, April 4, is the first Fri­ ant number with dreamy musical hostesses to the members of the day of the month. Mass will be at Card Party Succeitful IN PUEBLO TO END SEASON accompaniment Uncle Sam put in Altar and Rosary society and The MAY Co.—Balcony 7 o’clock. The card party given by the his appearance in the colorful pa­ women of the parish at the rectory The monthly statement of par Ladies’ Aid society was a huge Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Altar Society to Meet triotic drill of the seventh and Thursday afternoon, April 3, at ish contributions xvill be distrib-! S“« e s 8. More than 270 tickets ish )— The discussion clubs will The Altar and Rosary society eighth grades. Between the acts, 2 o’clock. were sold and more than peo­ uted at the Masses on Sunday, 200 finish the spring session this week. will meet Monday, March 31. The piano solos and duets were ren­ Women to Receive Communion April C. ple attended. During the past season there have meeting has been called a week dered by the music pupils of the been four clubs active in the par­ upper grades. Sunday, April 6, is Communion Mrs. Jerry Goergen of Midland, The chairman and Father For­ early on account of Holy Week ish. These clubs were attended by At this meeting, plans for tha an­ day for the women of the parish. Mich., is a visitor at the home of rest Allen thank the committee After the aetd. Father Phelan the following: Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ Miss Virginia Conrad, who at­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred and all who helped to make the nual Easter Monday party will be told several witty anecdotes. He cis Buser, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard tends Colorado State college in lA L OFFER J. Meyer of Golden. She plans to party a success. completed. Hostesses for the aft thanked all for the prog;ram and Trainer, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greeley, is spending this week at We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six remain here with relatives and ernoon will be Mmes. Clarence spoke in brief of the world situa­ Medical Adviser Digby, with Mrs. Francis Buser the home of her parents, Mr. and friends until after Easter. Oakley, George Simms, Tony tion. In closing, he asked the chil­ months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We Transferred as club leader. Rouch, W. E. Griffith, Vance Dris­ dren to pray that God save Amer­ Mrs. Edwin Conrad of Louviers. have low rate of insurance. Youth'k Leg Operated On Mrs. Vance Driscoll was the coll, and Ralph E. Allen. ica and his homeland, Ireland. The The senior choir, of which Miss Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on Dr. Michael Viggiano, medical Albert Polich, 15, son of Mrs. chairman for the group including Mrs. Don Joslyn and son, entire school closed the program Catherine Maloney is director, is your work. Kata Polich, underwent a minor adviser at the CCC camp, who has Mmes. Ralph Seaman, George in a grand finale with the songs, working on special Easter music been a resident here for several Jimmy, Denver, have been visit­ MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING operation on his leg Friday, March Sims, Clarence Oakley, Lawrence ing at the home of Mrs. Joslyn’s “ God Bless America,” “ Hail Glori­ every Wednesday and Friday eve­ months, has been transferred to 21, at St. Anthony’s hospital, Den­ Langdon, Edward Walker, and sister. Miss Helen Burke. Their ous St. Patrick!” and "God Save ning following Lenten devotions. No Money Needed for Six Months ver. was injured in football the camp at Grand Lake. Mrs. Louis Chiariglion. Mrs. C. C. Bel­ Ireland.” A number of invited Viggiano will continue to reside father, P. J. Burke, has recovered The Junior Newman club held practice several months ago. His linger was the leader for the fol­ friends also attended and enjoyed here, at least for the present. from a serious illness. its regular meeting at the rectory DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. condition is much improved. lowing members: Mmes. Ralph The condition of Mrs. Charles the program. Monday evening, March 24. Father Allen is giving religious 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse A large number were expected Allen, Stella Purcell, Henry Mc­ Cambron, a patient at St. Joseph’s On the feast day itself the school instructions to the Catholic boys Misses Catherine and Mary for the honk review on Abraham Carthy, and Albert Springer. In hospital, Denver, remains the children had a free day. A movie, at the CCC camp every Tuesday O’Brien were hostesses to the Lincoln, the li'nr Years, by Carl Mrs. Roy Glascow’s club were same. The Hardys Ride High, shown in Young People’s club Tuesday eve­ evening. He also holds religious Sandb .rg, given by Mrs. C. Ver­ Mmes. Merl West, Hugh McDon­ the evening, completed the cele­ debates, to which the whole camp Mrs. Mary Gonzales underwent ning, March 25, at their home in non I,accr on Thursday evening, ald, and Robert Smith. bration. ' Specializing in Quality Plumbing and is invited. an operation at the Parkview hos­ Fort Logan. March 27, at the rectory. Mrs. Mrs. Henry Tyson reports that pital and is recovering. Heating Repairs Lacer is the wife of C. Vernon The choir has been practicing 325 persons attended the annual Lacer, principal of the Golden faithfully in preparation for the fish dinner held Friday, March 14, Mrs. Anna Johnson of Avondale grade school. The Altar society High Mass to be sung Easter Sun­ in the parish hall. Mrs. Tyson ex­ is at St. Mary’s hospital. FORMER CHINA MISSIONARY sponsored the review. The host­ day. presses her appreciation to all the Tom Hauseman was operated SLAHERY & COMPANY esses were Mrs. William Pitts, Mrs. W. J. Woodward, who has women who participated in the ar­ on for appendicitis at St. Mary’s Mrs. H. E. Short, Mrs. Cecile been ill in the past two weeks, is rangements and the serving of the hospital. VISITS IN PUEBLO PARISH PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Clute, and Mrs T. G. Garrison. reported improving, dinner. Joseph Hubersberger is seri­ ously ill at St. Mary’s hospital. 1726 MARKET STREET The infant daughter of Mr. and Pueblo.— (St. Patrick’s Parish) in the interest of Catholic for­ JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 Mrs. Rudolph Struble was bap­ —The Rev. James Manning, M. eign missions. Father Manning M., of San Francisco, for­ tized and received the name of spoke at all five Masses Sunday, Joyce Ann Sunday, March 23. The merly a missionary in China, March 23, and gave an outline of sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. James made a visit to the parish the order’s missionary work. At Mishmash, Jr. present Father Manning is voca­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smiley of tional director on the Pacific coast Arvada visited over the weekend for the Maryknoll Fathers. He Experience with Mrs. Anna E. Mraz. Cokedale Women told many interesting facts about PUEBLO Jack McCarthy and Dick Reite- the lives of the missionary in the meier, students of Denver univer­ Orient. Father Manning appealed sity, are home for the spring va­ for subscriptions to the magazine. s . cation. The Field Afar. Or Practice Miss Regina Reitemeier came Attend Mission WATCHES home Friday, March 21, to spend The orchestra recital held in the high school auditorium Sunday, the weekend with her parents. She Cokedale. — Approximately 30 DIAMONDS had Miss Shirley Humphrey as a^ March 23, under the direction of women of the local parish attended Raffelo Cavallo, was well at­ Practice is doing the same thing guest. Both girls attend Loretto^ the Lenten mission in Trinidad in tended. Heights college. Denver. the past week. The mission was over and over again whether it is Mrs. Henry McCarthy enter­ Mr. and Mrs. John Farley and conducted at the Holy Trinity tained St. Mary’s Hospital guild son, Thomas, are now living in done in the right way or not. Experi­ church by the Rev. W. P. Manion, their new home. On Thursday Thursday afternoon, March 20, at S.J., and the Rev. R. A. Johnston, ence carries with it improvement, re­ a luncheon at the Minnequa Uni­ evening, March 20, they were sur­ S.J., of S t Louis, Mo. prised by, about 40 of their friends! versity club. The regular meeting of the St. search, the adopting of new and bet­ Mrs. Margaret M. Breen, a resi­ who came to their home and Vincent de Paul society scheduled brought gifts and refreshments. I dent of Pueblo for 40 years, died for this week was postponed be­ Opposite Post Office ter methods. Saturday, March 15, at the family Miss Lorraine Dornbush, a stu-| cause of the men’s mission that “ And Just as Reliable'’ home, 710 W. 11th street. Mrs, began in Trinidad Sunday evening, dent of Loretto Heights college, | Breen, who was the wife of the March 23. Denver, is home for the spring va­ cation. During the 50 years that we have late John B. Breen, came to Father J. S. Haller, S.J., at­ Pueblo from Philadelphia. She was tended the annual meeting of the Alpha Circle Feted The firms listed here de­ served the people of Denver it has a member of Sacred Heart church Colorado Credit Union league held Mrs. Dorothy Jerman Meister serve to be remembered been our policy to never let our ex­ and the Ladies’ Altar and Rosary at the Cosmopolitan hotel in Den­ The Standard of Quality Mciety. Surviving are a sister, and Mrs. John Sabo were hostesses ver March 25. Wednesday evening, March 19, to when you are distributing perience degenerate into mere prac­ Mrs. Isabel A. Muldoon, at home, Pete Vigil will be in charge of for Perfect Baking and a nephew, John C. Bradley, the Alpha circle at the home of your patronage in the dif­ the transportation of the sisters Mrs. Meister. Bridge was played, tice. Perhaps that is why Horan Ser­ Philadelphia. The funeral was held who teach Sunday school March ferent lines of business. at Sacred Heart church March 19. and refreshments were served. vice is a superior service, and a con­ 30. Spring flower* decorated the table. The members of the Eucharistic Present were Miss Helen Naden stantly improving service. Mass Being Celebrated in group met Tuesday, March 26, at and Miss Lillian Lally and Mmes. London Wool Warehouse the home of Mrs. Mary Frabizio. C. J. Vidmar, Francis Maloney, Mis. Katherine Wertz led the eve­ Bruno De Rose, Josella Jahn, Carl [ECAUSE low-cost electricity is used so ning’s discussion. Cooper, Joseph Beauvais, Don London. — A wool warehouse I^lph Nunez spent several days Thompson, M. B. Andrew, Phil liberally now-a-days . . . no home can be overlooking the Thames has been last week in Colorado Springs with Beauvais, Edward Aberton, James completely modem unless adequately wired. lent, free of charge, by the non his father, who is seriously ill. Cline, E. J. Pettit, and Katherine Catholic manager, for the celebra­ The members of the Our Lady’s Gorman. Before you buy, build or remodel, make sure tion of Sunday Ma.ss while the group met Monday evening, March the wiring is absolutely up-to-date. Church of the English Martyrs at 24, at the home of Mrs. Sam Mon­ Study Club Meet* Tower Hill is being repaired fol­ toya, with Margaret Avila as St. MarMret’s study club met AND SON CHAPEL S lowing raid damage. leader. Monday, March 24, with Mrs. The girls’ sodality, under the di­ George Morrissey. SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER COMPANY KEystone 6297 # KEystone 6296 Funeral Held for Lay rection of Dorothy Vignol, will After a three-month stay in Cal­ meet at the school house March 30, ifornia, Mrs. A. G. McCarthy has iSZ7 Oeveiand ^ Place Prof at Notre Dame U. immediately after Sunday school. return^ to her home in Pueblo. Notre Dame, Ind.—Funeral serv­ Miss Olga Evanoif was hostess In San Francisco, she visited at the Guarding Forever or'Founder^ Ideals ices were held in St. Joseph’s to the social life committee Thurs­ homes of her son, A. D. McCarthy, church for Eugene J. Payton, state day, March 27. and her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Hart­ senator from Ipdiana and profes­ Mr. and Mrs, 0. A. Castor of man, and in Los Angeles she was PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS sor of business administration at Los Angeles, Calif., were weekend the guest of her daughter, Mrs. the University of Notre Dame. guests at the Jess Vignol home, Katherine Blunt, PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 27, 1941 CISTED SIH E GLENWOOD COMMUNION MASS 24 MEMBERS RECEIVED BY How 3c a Day IS AHENDED BY EIGHTY MEN BIIIIGIEIDIII COLORADO SPRINGS C .D .O FA. Pays YOU up to Glenwood Springg. — There wag on the need of religion, especially Colorado Springs.— Twentf-four new members were entertained at M50°° a Month in the home, and explained fully lf*v ImproTi^ SlekUMi aaS A««IS«nt Pal- almogt 100-per-cent attendance at new members were received into a banquet at the Antlers hotel. icy pay* xradlM eaih baatSU lai ALL AO- the fundamentals of the K. of C. the corporate Communion gpon- Court S t Mary, Catholic Daugh­ The program at the banquet fol­ CIDENTS — bis atd aaiall— ALL SICK- insurance plan. Leonard Oswald ters of America, at ceremonies MESSES carnmaa to bath man and woman. lows: Invocation, the Rev, Joseph Ton raealT* np toi tlOO.OO a month let EESTillT SET gored by the local council of the was chairman of arrangements. Knightg of Columbus Sunday, held Sunday, March 23. The mem­ Kane, O.M.I.; greetings from the ■Icknau or aealdant dtiabtlity, a The talks were interspersed with bers and candidates attended the month whan conSatd to any koapttal, March 23. Approximately 80 men state organization, Mrs. Florence tt.IOO.se Aeddantal Daatbi atbar Un m musical numbers. Misses Patricia o’clock Mass in St Marj’’s received the Holy Eucharist at the 8 Knight, state'monitor; address, the banaSts. Oaar tttO.OOO.OO Caah BaatSts CrMted Butte.—A new get of Guadnola and Mary Frost sang two Salida. — T h e Rev. Martin alraady paid on S ta in s policla*. On* low church. The initiation took place Rev. Richard Duffy, chaplain of St. gold vestmentg wag donated to the 8 o’clock Mags celebrated by the vocal selections, as did Mr. Carter. Llaurado, C.F., of Del Norte be­ Durango.—At the Communion coat or Sa a day to anyon* la sood haaltb, Rev. Anthony Fox, O.F.M., who in the afternoon at the American Mary’s court; piano solos, Alphon- acaa IS to SI, No Uadleal examination. OaS church by Mr. and Mrg. Martin William Morgan and Jimmy gan a mission for the Spanish­ breakfast for the men and high policy for P S E I INSPECTION— n* aaat a* Legion hut At 6:30 p. m. the sine Dedeau; welcome to new Kuretich and family. The vest- also addressed the group. Keegan favored the group with tap speaking people of Salidf and sur­ obllsatlon. No aalaaman will aalL Wtlta members, Miss Frances Clarahan; school boys Sunday, March 23, at today. THIS OITEB IS U U IT X a menta were imported from France, A breakfast, wepared by the numbers. Mrs. Katherine and Miss rounding towns Wednesday, March response, Mrs. Margaret Wilgus; Strater hotel, pins were awarded but owing to the war it took 12 Catholic Daught^s of America, Julia Frost were the accompanists. 26. The mission will continue un­ tricks of magic, Paul Pox; vocal EXAMINE THIS POLICY F R E E I mor^ths for them to arrive in was served in the K. of C. hall. Mrs. Mary Frost, grand regent of til Sunday, March 30. to those who had qualified as selections, the C. D. of A. sextet; Created Butte. August Zancanella presided and the local C. D. of A. court, was Paulist Mission blood donors. Paul McCormick STtRU N C INSURANCE CO, Among the new parishioners of introduced the speakers. Bernard benediction, the Rev. Andrew was toastmaster at the breakfast K.ITS Jacktao-FrankUe BMt. Chkof* Memberg of St. Patrick’g coun­ chairman of the breakfast com­ St. Joseph’s church are Mr. and XMntlamant Plaaa* maO mt at ana* Carragher of Denver talked on mittee. Topor. The toastmaster was Mrs. and called upon past grand knights cil 2812, Knights of Columbua, and Mrs. A. V. Hinds and children, Maw Myrtle Thompson, grand re­ for PRXX Inipaatton. roar now Thraa- men of the parish received Com­ '^Freedom of Worship,” and Wil­ who are residing at 331 G street, to^ive short talks. Panny.*-Day Blcknaaa and Aaaldaat Geo. Dumont Joint Navy gent of Ccfiirt St. Mary. Policy. 1 am not obllsatad. munion in a body at High Mass liam Carter, state deputy of the and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shay, Attracts Throngs New Mexico Prieit in Charge Sunday, -larch 23. After Mass ,_K. of C., who came from his home George Dumont, son of Mr. and who are making their home at 433 Sewing Group Convenet SlaaBo Mrs. A. L. Dumont of the fish Thp Rev. Joseph Cebellis of Es- breakfast Tas served by the Altar in Leadville for the occasion, spoke E. First street. Mr. Shay ia the The sewing group of the Cath­ Addratt hatchery, joined the United States Canon City.— A successful mi.s- panola, N. Mex., is in charge of and Rosary society at the Knights local courtesy patrolman,'' olic Daughters of America, under the parish during the absence of of Columbus hall. Principal speak­ navy in Denver last week. Mr. sion was closed in St. Michael’s City a a a a a t • • SV* StAt#* • • ••■•• Thra* Masses Hald en Sunday parish ^ the Rev. Robert Mur­ the direction of Mrs. Vernon the Very Rev. Francis P. Cawley. Nmdw of ers at the breakfast were the Rev. Dumont, who had been a student Honey, met at her home Monday BoMfltUuT phy, C.S.P., of Roosevelt, Utah, The C. D. of A. held their social Daniel O'Connell, pastor; John at the agricultural college in Fort Father Harold Glentzer, O.S.B., afternoon, March 24. Alamosa Society Collins, quit school recently. He of Canon City assisted with serv­ Sunday afternoon, March 23, when meeting on Thursday evening, Sporcich, grand knight; J. N. Con- March 20, in the parish hall. Who will pray for you radt, superintendent of schools, spent the weekend here with his ices Sunday. Owing to an increase he preached the last sermon and Springs Girl Plays in conferred the Papal blessing on all and Philip Yaklich, Jr. Several parents and returned March 26 to in attendance at Mass, three Mrs. John Fleck entertained at those who could crowd into the Recital in Missouri AFTER DEATH? others gave short, interesting talks. Denver, whence he will go to San Masses will be celebrated every dessert bridge on Thursday after­ To Meet April 3 Diego, Calif., for his preliminai^ Sunday until some time after church. .The mission had openetf Miss Ruth Rummelhart, daugh­ noon, March 20. W* cordially Inrita yon (a Join A collection for subscriptions to training. Easter. the previous Sunday and throngs ter of Mrs. F. G. Rummelhart of Stone Create! Mystery the Register will be held next The young people of the parish, of people attended every service THE SACRED HEART Miss Betty Rosa is recovering 27 H W. Bijou street, Colorado Robert McNamara, high school week. Alamosa.— The Tabernacle so­ under the auspices of the Young held through the week. There were from an appendectomy at a local Springs, and a senior at Webster senior, is still using crutches as MASS LEAGUE ciety will hold its monthly meeting Ladies’ sodality, are now working two Masses and evening devotion.s college, Webster Groves, Mo., hospital. the result of an infected foot. A III mrmbrra (both llriny and decraaed) April 3 at the home of Mrs. T. D. on a play which will be staged each day; questions were answered Your Natural Beauty Funeral services for Joseph played a piano solo, “ Allegro Vi­ small stone was removed from his ahara In tha rich apiritual banafita t f a L. Menke at 2:20. There will be April 20. The play, a comedy in each evening before Benediction of Maaa aaid daily, to tha and ef tiraa, Blanco, Sr., 81, were held March vace,” from Sonata, Op. 27, No. 1, left foot recently, and how it got brouKht out with lid of a business meeting and a short three acts, is entitled A Ready the Blessed Sacrament. Father by Beethoven, in a morning musi- rapecially for tha mambara at tb* program. 21 in St. Stephen’s church. The Murphy, a sincere and forceful there is somewhat of a mystery. Latgna. Rev. Anthony Fox, O.F.M., offered Made Family. cale in the Webster college audi­ Mercolized The members o f ,the .League of speaker, explained simply the Some years ago he was in a car Par Information wrltai the Requiem High Mass. Mr. torium March 17. The concert was THE PRIESTS OF THE the Sacred Heart received Holy Girls Solicit Subscriptions truths of the Church and exhorted accident in which a quantity of Wax Cream Blanco; who was a native of sponsored by the Loretto conserva­ gravel was imbedded in his shoul­ SACRED HEART Communion in a body at a High The regular meeting of the all to follow its teaching daily. SACRED HEART MISSION HOUSE, try thii famous Skin Austria, came to America 55 years tory of music at Webpter. Miss Mass at 7 o’clock on the Fieast of sodality was held Friday, March ders and possibly one of these Sir. Marie, Illinoia Bleach and BeautiTier, ago and had resided in the vi­ Student Visits Parents Rummelhart appeared just before St. Joseph. Later in the day the 21, in the parish hall, with Miss stones was overlooked and worked Mercolized Was Cream. cinity of Glenwood for more than Lent at the Missouri Athletic club it’> way down through his body. Its effective ingredients hasten the natural annual election of officers was Jane Provenza presiding. Miss Paul Anna, student at Colorado 40 years. His wife and a young in St. Louis as accompanist for activity of the skin in daking off lifeless, dull held. Rose Pasquale was elected secre­ university, Boulder, spent the The children of the parish re­ son preceded him in death 30 years Joseph Gamier, who sang at a or darkened surface skin in tiny, invisible par- tary. Father Bernard Gillick ap­ weekend vHth his parents, Mr. and benefit literary musicale given by ceived Communion in a body at the deles. This complexion lightener used as ^ Mrg. J. C. Gopzales returned ago. He is survived by one son, Mrs. Otto Anna, Sr., and returned 5 % 7 % from Leadville Tuesday, March 25. pointed several girls to call on the Loretto foundation for Web­ 8 o’clock Mass, on March 23. to rected reveals tn» whiter, newer underskin, Joseph Blanco, Jr. to his studies Sunday evening. luiiti litriBttal tlahteni looie surface akin. Gives a Mr*. Roybal Buried members of the parish to ask them ster college. Thomas Hunt returned from INTEREST FOR LIFE dclishtful tense of fteshneu. Reducei exceti nitfact to renew their Reaister subscrip­ Mrs. Avlina Roybal died Mon­ Railroad Agant Diti of Injuries Men's Communion Is Sunday Miss Marie Colburn, daughter of California, where he spent most of oil. Ditwlve Saxolite Aitrinsent in one-half pint tions and to get new subscribers. ON irieeb haxel 4nd use daily, momin| or eTemn|. day night, March 17, at the home W. J. Frost received word March The Knights of Columbus of St. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Colburn, 424 the winter visiting his sons, John Tirkrsel leaitr Mask—Try thii eoolins, aoorhint and of her son, Joe B. Roybal. Mrs. 25 of the death of his cousin, Neal The members of the senior choir, Michael’s parish are sponsoring a Cheyenne road, Colorado Springs; and family in Los Angeles, and CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY refreihing facial. We believe you will like it- under the direction of Miss Gene­ James and family in San Fran­ Roybal had been ill for a month. O’Kane, at the Rio Grande hospital corporate Communion Sunday, is also a student at Webster col­ (PEKING) Rosary services were held Wednes­ in Salida. Mr. O’Kane, who was vieve Spino, afe learning a new March 30, with a breakfast follow­ lege, being a member of the fresh­ cisco. For an extra day, March 19, at 9 o’clock at the agent for the Rio Grande at Red- Mass, “ Missa Brevis,” by Ferber, ing immediately at Dantzler’s cafe. man class. Both girls were gradu­ The Knights of Columbus held ANNUITY BONDS home of Mrs. Roybal’s daughter, cliffe, was critically injured when for Easter. The men Vrill attend the 8 o’clock Joyous Easter • • . ated from St. Mary’s high school. their meeting Monday evening, Write to Mrs. Abedon Olivas. Requiem Mass unloading express. Mr. O'Kane The junior sodality of the paro­ Mass. All men of the parish are Pair Wed in Lot Angeles March 24, in the parish hall. GET A COPY OF was offered at 10 o’clock Thursday was born and reared in Aspen, and chial school -.resented a St. Pat­ invited to attend this Mass and re­ REV. FATHER RALPH rick’s day program with Sister M. Mr. and Mrs. S. McFarland, 210 GOD AND in the Sacred Heart church. had been employed for a number of ceive Communion in a body whether Patronize These Firms, They In addition to her son, Joe B. years by the railroad. He lived in Annella as director. Two plays they are members of the K. of C. E. St. Vrain street, announce the 176 Adams St. - Chicago marriage of their daughter, Mar­ Are C o-op era tin g With Your MY HEART Roybal, and her daughter, Mrs. Glenwood and Carbondale for a were given, The Wearere of the or not. Paper. By Fatheri Ryan and Collini Olivas, she is survived by two other time. Funeral services are being Green and Dizzy Dramaties. The Former Resident Graealy 111 guerite Ann, to Marcus Carver Heartily endorsed by thousands of more* girls were assisted by several boys, Leahy of Los Angeles, Calif. The sons, Antonio Roybal of Alamosa held in Aspen Friday, with inter­ Mrs. Mariana Zontine Bonino, than>satisfied users I It*i the one practi- and Fidel Roybal of Denver, 23 members of the seventh and eighth wedding took place March 21 in rale modem. alNoecasion prayer book! ment in the family plot. He is former resident of Brookside and Do Yon Wish rieht size: and its beautiful II- writer and author of several books, lustrations. Prices: $1.50; $2.50: $3.25. Santa Fe, was baptized March 11. Junior C., D. of A. Moot ciated women students, and was is visiting in the home of Mr. and Patronize These At your book store, or direct from The sponsors w’ere John and Rose The two troops of the Junior Grand Junction. — The social president of Kappa Kappa Gamma Romero of Alamosa. Catholic Daughters of America met meeting of the C. D. of A. was Mrs. J. Leo Sterling. sorority. THE BRUCE PUBLISHING held at the home of Mrs. Wini­ The bridegroom, the son of Mrs. COMPANY for a social evening at the K. of C. Miss Janet Sterling will spend fred Creel, with Mrs. Mary the weekend in Denver visiting Agnes Leahy and the late T. J. 4003 Montfomery Bide.. Milwaukee, WU. hall Friday, March 21. Troop one Selon Auxiliary Will presented the following program: Mathias and Miss Marie Creel as­ with a friend, Miss Ann Wibel. Leahy of Denver, is a graduate of COLORADO Piano solo, Anna Mae Donegan, sisting. Captain Briggs gave an Sunday evening she will come to East Denver high school and Colo­ Hold Parley In Pueblo “ Humoresque;” accordion solo, interesting talk on national de­ Canon City and spend the spring rado college, where he was a mem­ Miracle Herb Tea Marcella Keegan, “ Naughty fense. The lecturer, Mrs. Elden, vacation of Colorado college with ber of the Question club. Phi Epsi- Waltz,” and piano solo, Mary E. had a basket of quiz questions her parents. son Phi, the interfratemity coun­ # Many men an^ women reitored their prepared, and, after choosing health and avoided aeriout operations by Pueblo. — The Seton auxiliary Schutte, “ Kashmiri Song.” Miss cil, and Phi Delta Theta fraternity, SPRINGS using our Herb Tea. They call it Mirada will hold its quarterly meeting at Katherine McNulty and Mrs. Mae sides, the members spent the rest and was president of Red Lantern. Tea. Send SOc for a trial package. St. Mary’s hospital April 1 at 2 Mullin, counselors, were also pres­ of the evening answering them. Mr. and Mrs. Leahy will reside Merchants . . . They are aiding X O U R Aik for a Free Pamphlet White elephant prizes went to in Los Angeles. BLESSED MARTIN'S LEAGUE o'clock. After the business ses­ ent Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh has re­ those with the most points. Salad SiO Men Expected Catholic press 40<9 S. Wabash Are.. Chicago. Illinoii sion, bridge will be played. St. St. Mary's P.-T.A. Francis’ unit members will be turned to Glenwood from Denver, wafers and coffee were served. hostesses. where she had spent the winter. The next meetingng will be a busi- To Elect April 2 ness session in the school library CHEMIST-PRIEST April 1. Officers of St. Mary’s P.-T.A. ZEGHA & DONLON At Trinidad Mass will be elected at a meeting to be' Ideal Gleaners, Inc. The junior group of the Young Conoco Serrieo Stntion HELPS HAIR 2 YOUTHS OF ST. MARY’S WIN held Wednesday afternoon, April O. D. POTTS Ladies’ sodality met Wednesday, 2, in the school assembly room. Do you suffsr from Itching Scalp. Dandrufl Trinidad.—Holy Trinity parish Where the Charm of ISeienest March 19, in the school libraiy. Talks on the book fund will be CONOCO or Thinning Hair, which may indicate Plans were made for a fund drive is having a two weeks’ ^mission. Is Restored approaching baldntssT Don't delay—start LEADVILLE SKI MEET AWARDS made by the Rev. Hubert M. The church was packed every night Main 1846 Z28 E. Plkaa Pank A t*. NOW to use the remarkable compound, and for a social event for moth­ for the women’s mission. Some Newell, diocesan superintendent of Colorado Springi. Cale. prepared by Fr. James Gilmore, which ers some time in May. schools, and the Rev. William Y ffrtw perfect' hair on head of bald stu* women from Cokedale, Morley, Leadville. — The dedication ski finishing in 31 seconds. Albert The senior group of the Young dent. Since then over 50,000 bottles have Hoehne, and Sopris attended. The Kelly, assistant pastor. Nerad* A t * , it Caeh* U Peodr* been sold Royalties going to charity. Uaers meet held at the Leadville ski Nadon, grade eight, won third Ladies’ sodality met Thursday, women’s mission exercises closed Immaculate Conception praesid-j BULOVA. GRUEN AND everywhere testify to wonderful results ob> course Sunday, March 23, was a place in the junior slalom race, March 20, at the home of Miss HAMILTON WATCHES tained. Order through your druggist or at • 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon, ium of the Legion of Mary of St. i gala affair. 'The newly installed with a time of 33^ seconds. Alice Pritz, with Miss Mary Agnes ROSARIES dept store who will gladly get it for you if March 23, with a .sermon, the Mary’s parish met Wednesday eve-1 FOOTWEAR ski tow was operating. Despite Wolf assisting. More than 25 at­ they do not have it on hand. Prices: Glo> K. of C. to Sponsor Party Papal blessing, and Benediction of ning, March 19. The vice presi­ BEST IN QUALITY, NEWEST IN more Shampoo 60c. Hairmore Scalp Lotion the fact that the snow was be­ tended. Mrs. Stevenson gave a STYLE KAPELKES The Leadville Knights of Colum­ the Blessed Sacrament. dent, Mrs. William Dunn, presided II.00 and $2.00. Write for free treatise. ginning to melt, skiing was good book review on Damien the Leper, in the absence of the president, 51 Yean in the Pikes Peek Rerion GILMORE-BURKE. INC.. Seattle. Wash. and the races were run in fast bus at their last meeting voted to The men’s mission opened at C redit Jewelers give a victory party for St. Mary’s and Miss Genevieve Willers gave Thomas McCarthy. , time. Two boys from St. Mary’s a paper on “ Lent.” Refreshments 7:30 Sunday night with the church THE VORHES SHOE CO. » S. TEJON ■ ■ W’onderfol basketball teams. The date has filled. The men’s conferences will Springi Resident 49 Years Dies A l l t r Treatment for figured prominently in the meet, were served. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. with Adolph Kuss, grade five, tak­ not been set, but it will be in the end this Sunday night at 7:30. Mrs. Emma R. Myles, a resident p i L t o ing first place in the juvenile class, near future. There will be two The faculty has announced that Since Sunday is the men’s corpor­ of Colorado Springs for 49 years, If you are troubled with Itching, bleeds teams feted at the celebration, the Miss Jeanne Goutlenian, Miss ate Communion day and a large died March 22. Mr. and Mrs. Myles ing or protruding piles, write for s grammar school champions and the Betty Lee Morse, and Olive Hall number are making the mission, would have celebrated their 50th THE GLEN SHULTZ AUTO SUPPLY 00. FREE sample of Page’s Combination have been elected to membership Treatment and you may bless the day you .seventh grade team. Another fea. about 500 men are expected to at wedding anniversary this year. DISTRIBUTORS ture of the party will be the pres­ in the Grand Junction chapter of read this. Don't wait. WRITE TODAY. tend the 7 o’clock Mass and re Mrs. Myles is survived by her hus­ AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES AND E. R. PAGE CO., Dept. 347-F-3, Academy Faculty entation of letters, also to be do­ the national honor society of ceive Communion. band, Charles B. Myles; a daugh­ Marshall. Mich. nated by the knights. secondary schools. About 400 children from the ter, Mrs. Carlton Stuart, and a DU PONT PAINTS The Columbian Squires will fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth Contest Winner^ Named g;randdaughter, Carol Ann Stuart, 3 1 2 .2 1 4 E. Clalo. Ara. HA. 1 6 2 1 The Holy Name society’s second hold their meeting Thursday, grades of the public schools and all of Coloradb Springs; a son, FISTULA Will Hear Jesuit essay contest of the year was re­ April 3, in the school library. 200 children from the Catholic Carl B. Myles iof Los Angeles; a Bealed wlthoat hoipitml operation by my\ BiUd office treatment. S*o chloroforn. cently judged by the sisters. Many .school attended mission services sister, Maude Rohman of this city, No ether. No prolonged detention from 1st Communion last week. This week about 400 and a brother, Fred Rohman of dally duties. Ettabliibed 37 years. Lady, fine entries were received, and the EIVROLL IVOW attendants for women. 100 FUtolaa cared Boulder.— (Mt. St. Gertrude’s boys showed keen spirit. Prizes Is March 30 students from the ppblic high Shattuck, Okia. A Requiem Mass In past year. Write for new FREE book.) Academy)—In Holy Week the school attended th e exercises was said Tue.sday, March 25, in St. were won in the seventh grade by Culminating p well-attended DR. C, M. C0E| Rectal Speeialiiti Rev. Edward A. Conway, S.J., of Wednesday and Thursday. The Mary’s church. DLAIR DUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. Clarence Medina and Bob Maich; series of.instruction classes, which Regis college, Denver, will give a public school officials co-operated Leaving Colorado Springs for an £01 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. sixth, Louis Koroshetz and Louis drew an average of children one-day series of catechetical in­ 100 in arranging the children’s at­ indefinite stay in California are Phone Main 1160 Colorado Springs, Colo. Baldessari; fifth, Adolph Kuss and every Sunday, a cla-ss of 36 will structions to the faculty of Mt. tendance. Mrs. Allan Hannan and daughters, Sle«ple«i Bights, Kenneth Lunney; fourth, Aron receive First Communion on Sun­ St. Gertrude’s. The mission is being conducted Mrs. Thomas McDonald, and Miss imubility. nerrous Montoya and Charles McGuire, and day, March 30, at the 7 o’clock ,. headaches, are Three students of the grade de­ by Fathers William P. Manion, Lillian Hannan, who will go to often due to oxer- third, Billy Joe Hibschle and Ken­ Mass. A breakfast for all mem­ partment have arranged for their SJ., and Robert A. Johnston, SJ. San Diego early in April. taxed nems. Konno'S neth Crowell. The subject for the bers of the class and for those Nemne for OTcr SO rears baa transportation to the Hawaiian is­ essays was “ The Annunciation,” Mrs. James K. Powers will en­ U s e DERNGOOD COFFEE helped bring soothing relief and lands to rejoin their parents for who attended the Sunday school 200 Men Receive tertain her luncheon sewing club more refreshing sleep to thoussoda and included not only the story of will be served after the Mass, un­ Try ittodar'Cetaboale tromrourdrug- the summer vacation. The stu­ Communion qt Aguilar Saturday, March 29, in her home. VACUUM FRESHNESS AT PAPER BAG" COST td Money back guarantee. the Annunciation by the Angel der the auspices of the Catholic dents are Patty Gisen and Mary ■The group will meet with Miss IN THE NEW PRESSURE PACK PLIOFILM BAG. Gabriel, but also the history of the Daughters of America. Some 200 Catholic men of Agu­ Louise and Jeanne Adele Creasor. Annunciation parish. ilar, Trinidad, and Walsenbqrg Betty O’Brien Thursday, April 3. Miss Mary O’Donnell of Denver The Rev. Joseph F. Kane is BUY A POUND TODAY Danette Marie McEachem, in­ united for Mass and a corporate Glockner Hat 40 Hourt* ' and Miss Annabel Wood of Long­ fant daughter of Mr. and' Mrs. still a patient at St. Mary’s hos­ pital. Communion at St. Anthony’s The Forty Hours’ devotion was mont were awarded achievement Dan McEachern, was baptized church in Aguilar Sunday. The Boys and Young Men pins for outstanding records in March 23 by the Rev. Charles Mrs. Frazio and Mr. McCabe held' at Glockner hospital from Rev. F. L. Sebastian], SJ., of Holy Sunday, March 23, to Tuesday eve­ vlahing to be Prtcata or Brothers to typing. Sanger, ai^sistant pastor. Spon­ are recovering from recent ill­ Trinity church conducted the serv­ ning, March 25. the Order of St. CamiUns may irrita Library Receivan Gifts sors were Thomas Starr and Mrs. nesses. ice, and later the men mingled at ’The condition of Mary Ann to the Rot. Fathar Suparior, 8L Mrs. H. M. Tardy of Boulder Bernice McGrath. A serial story, “ Blood on the a breakfast at which Joe Gioga of Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Camillas Uonaatiry, 1611 So. Utli has donated a valuable collection Moon,” being published currently Aguilar presided. The principal Emmett Knight, who underwent GOtNG TO GET S t- Miliraukte, Wise. of National Geographic magazines in the Saturday Evening Poet, was breakfast talk was made by Father and other periodicals and books to written by Luke Short, the hus­ an operation March 23, is im­ Sebastiani. Other speakers were proved. the academy library. Other gifts Boulder Lectures band of a former Grand Junction Martin Bersano, Jess Gerardi, made to the library are: A Cath­ girl, Florence Elder. She is the W. B. Barthel spent the week­ ANEW RANGE Owen Loftus, and Joe Morasky, all end in Kansas City, Mo., visiting Will you have a olic Looks at Life, Walsh; Timber- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harri­ of Trinidad. line, Fowler; Wuthering Heights, Well Attended son Elder, 428 White avenue. Mr. his sister. ^ SICK CALL SET Bronte; Pride and Prejudice, Aus­ Short, whose real name is Fred After visiting in Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Keller re­ '.J 'i When You Need If? ten; Great Poems of the English Boulder.— (Sacred Heart' Par Glidden, and his wife, who is Altar Society to Meet l/inguage, compiled by W. A ish)— The lectures for non-Cath' likewise a writer, live in the Po- turned to El Paw, Tex., and then went to Tucson, Ariz. They are Briggs. olics on Wednesday evenings after poaque valley, just north of Santa MAGIC CHEF M So home ihould bt In Hotchkiss March 28 making the trip by motor and are Miss Barbara Wellingcr of Den­ Lenten devotions are being well Fe. without one of these et< expected home this week. ALL-AMEIICAH GAS RANGE MntUl tnd bemutiful ver has enrolled as a junior at Mt. attended. From now on, they will combination tick call St. Gertrude’s. be held in the rectory instead of Surprise Houtewerming Held Hotchkiss.—St. Margaret Mary’s Returning March 29 from a eeta and crucifix. Made Graders to Stage Play in the school building. A surprise housewarming party Altar and Rosary society will meet month spent in Florida will be BEFORE YOU BUY •« of telected icrain. natu* Friday afternoon, March 28, at the Mrs. Henry Boyer, her sister, Mrs. ra) finith Walnut or On Tuesday evening, April 1, Father John Forsyth, O.S.B., was held in the new home of Mrs. &1aple with bronze or the grade students will entertain addressed the meeting of the Altar Harry Chambers Thursday, March residence of Mrs, Mary O’Brien. Richard Ileynolds, and Mrs. Rey­ tilvcr finith Corpui. in the academy auditorium. The society on Wednesday afternoon 20, when friends called to spend the A membership drive is being con nolds’ daughter. Miss Barbara Rey­ I8V4’' high. Htnga on program will include a play, Little of this week. His subject was evening. They presented Mrs. ducted. It is hoped that the quota nolds. En route home from Fort the wall, alwayt at hand Lauderdale, where they spent their when needed. Ideal gift. Pink Lady, with Dorothy Fuller, “ Man and His Origin.” Chambers with a g ift Present of 20 members will be reached Patricia Gisen, Bobbie Lou Meigh, The Society of St. Jerome is were Mmes. C. W. Wilson, O’Mal­ soon. winter vacation, they visited in Rcrular $3.75 Value Marita Darrow, Jean Van Steen- still in need of more books for its ley, Louis Stomi, Harrison Elder, A fund for the newly purchased Mobile, Ala., where they stopped LENTEN SPECIAL burg, and Patricia O’Sullivan; new library. Winifred Creel, Helen Harrington, pipe organ is being collected. to tour the spring gardens. $ 2 - 7 5 Poalpaid In U. 8. A. “ Ambition,” a choral reading, solo, Mrs. Anna Calabrese is seriously and Joe White, and Miss Pauline Mrs. Mary O’Brien has recov Mrs. Philip J. Shanahan has re­ 3 Seta for only $5.00 Clare Dow^r; light voices, Mary ill in the hospital. Wilson. These women have worked ered from her illness. turned home from St. Francis’ Walnut or Mapla Jane Kelly and Patricia Reefe The last meeting of the study together on several C. D. of A. Mrs. Myrtle O’Connor and Miss hospital, where she recently under­ FURNITURE ORDER NOW dark voice, Mary Louise Creasor; club leaders was held at the rec­ projects, including the sewing of Bertha AHen were visitors at the went an operation. TERMS TO SUIT 115 N. TEJON.. “ The Old Violin,” reading, Maxine tory Sunday afternoon, March *23. garments for Spanish-American Paonia rectory. Mrs. John McDougall, who has CA’raEDRAL SUPPLY CO. been ill for several weeks, is im­ t ) l No. Mlehlgan Are. Chicago. HL York and Helen Henebry; usher, The spring session is being con- children in First Communion Robert Keenan and Billy Wil­ Margaret Mizera. i eluded this week. classes. liams are the two new altar boys. proving. m a m

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JUrs. Helen Wekrle, Chairman CHE3KER CABS CATHEDRAL PUPILS PRACTICE Bu/diAt^OHAU ika Wo4^ ED DUNDON. M»r. JUNIOR TABERNACLE SOCIETY NEW LOW ZONED RATES No Lowtr R«tu in Dinroi BALLET DANCES FOR OPERA TAbor 2233 PLANS BENEFIT BALL MAY 3 ALSO DAILY BIGHT SEEING TOURS In preparation for the Rt. Rev. dancing. It takes place in the cab­ Joseph J. Bosetti’s ^era, Carmeri, Announeement was made this Peace circle. Miss Betty Feely en­ aret scene. Dancers participating Are Your Shades Tom and Soiled? the ballet-minded (Jathedral stu­ are Frances Morrison, Dorothy W't clean and repair them at a low coat week of the appointment of Mrs. tertained this group Wednesday to you. Helen Wehrle as ball chairman evening, March 26, in her new dents, under the' direction of Miss McBride, Mary Ann Schwab, Pau­ New Shade! of quality made to order. Lillian Covillo, have been practic­ line Noone, Hazel Mae McNabb, All Work Guaranteed. for the vacation school benefit home st 1361 Wabash. Miss Ruth to be held Saturday evening, May Bonner will be hostess Tuesday, ing dance routines. The songs Elsie Lutz, Mary Martha Jones, PHONE MA. 763S used are “ Menuetto” and “ Faran- and Bette O’Connor. FREE ESTIMATE GIVEN 3, at the Lincoln room of the April 1. The Dominican Sisters and dole,’* selections from the “ L’Ar- The music for the dancing in the WILSON WINDOW SHADE Shirley-Savoy hotel, Denver, Mi.ss Margaret Lynch is spend­ Friends of the Sick Poor Aid so­ lesienne Suite,’’ by Bizet fourth act is optional. Monsignor As the culminating feature of a CLEANERS under the sponsorship of the Jun> ing this weekend in Boulder. ciety met Tuesday afternoon, year’s activity by the discussion NOON. 131 Broadway Denrer, Colorado ior Tabernacle society. Mrs. The Precious Blood circle held its The first dance in the opera Bosetti is using the same music March 25, at the Corpus Christi which the Metropolitan Opera Co. club division of the Denver district Wehrle is president of Our Lady month!’' meeting Tuesday evening, convent. Mrs. E. K. Enders, pres­ is a Gypsy dance, which opens the EXPOSITION FLYER of the Rosary circle and has done March 25, at the home of Mrs. second act. This is one of the most used when it presented Carmen Confraternity of Christian Doc­ ident, presided. Five new mem­ last Saturday, March 22. This Lv. Denver . . , 12:13 noon RAY GOAL GO. considerable work in the past on Louise Johnson. Miss Helen bers, -Miss Harriet Fromyer, Miss colorful dances in the whole opera. trine a “ Dry’’ Mass will be cele­ It is gay and carefree, and works dance conveys the spirit of gaity Ar. Lincoln • . • 9:30 P.M. the catechetical committee. Rhodes of this circle is spending Marie McKee, Mrs. T. J. O’Con­ Ar. Omaha . . • 10:45 P.M. Small Nut ...... 8 4 . T 5 ■ ion up to a frenzy at the end; it is and eagernes.s that prevails before brated Tuesday, April 1, at 8 p. m. Miss Margaret Lynch, general a vacation in Kemmerer, Wyo., nor, Mrs. J. S. Murray, and Mrs. Ar. Chicago . . . 8:55A.M. Lump or Egg...... 5.95 « ton characteristic of the lively, Gypsy a bull-fight. It is divided into three in St. Francis de Sales’ high chairman, will introduce assistant until after the Easter holidays. Anna Wright, were welcomed into Obfarvation-lounge car, standard and PE. 4604 1163 So. Penn. Miss Elizabeth Murray of Chi­ parts. The first part is an ensem­ school, 235 S. Sherman. Mem­ members of her committee at th£ the Aid. Mrs. Irene Koser, secre­ ble of 12 girls; the second, a solo tourist Pullmans, de luxe chair cart, Call us for ail kinds of stoker coal annual spring breakfast to be held cago is a houseguest of Jewel tary, read the sisters* report. Mrs. bers of all the discussion clubs dining car, hostess-nurse. delivered direct from the mine. McGovern of St. Luke’s circle. by Miss Covillo; third, a finale by operating under the auspices of at the Cosmopolitan hotel Sunday G. A. Durbin, corresponding sec­ the whole group, which includes morning, April 6. The entire so­ The Mystical Body circle met re­ retary; Mrs. John Demmer, finan­ S n B R iC H the Denver C.C.D. are planning to DISTINCTIVE FLORIST cently with Miss Peggy Weadick Hazel McNabb, Thais Ann Morri­ take part. ciety is invited to attend this cial secretary, and Mrs. T. C. Mc- son, Marie Williams, Patricia PHONES as hostess. Those enjoying her For lay people it is a unique EVENING. breakfast meeting, and circle Elroy, treasurer, also reported. Oberhauser, Sally Russell,, Frances Keyatono 0 0 1 0 hospitality were Misses lAta La opportunity to participate in a presidents were requested to make The president and members of Russell, Frances Morrison, Dor­ DENVER ZEPHYR TAbor 0010 Tourette, .Virginia Beck, Annette the Aid presented Sister Margaret “ Dry” Mass, as this privilege ordi­ definite reservations through Miss othy McBride, Bernice Shields, MAin 0 0 1 0 La ’Tourette, Betty McConaty, oFSflciEino Lv. Denver . . . 4:00 P.M. Mary with a check for $500 as the narily is reserved for seminarians Lynch not later than Thursday, Gloria Cohan, Marjorie Flaherty, March 27. Anna Marie Wade, Kathleen proceeds of the recent card party, preparing for the priesthood. Ar. Lincoln . . . 11:38 PM. 71S Seventeenth SL Charline Shavlick, Jean Ryaq, Ar. Omaha . . . 12:44 A.M. The Our Lady of Lourdes circle Wade, Mary O’Keefe, and Rita returns on which are incomplete. A “ Dry” Mass is not actually a DENVER, COLO. Jane Flaherty. Mary Martha Jones, Bernadette Ar. Chicago . . . 8:38 A.M. assembled Monday evening, March Sister Margaret Mary graciously Costello, and Cecile Haley. real Mass, for there is no conscr Miss Ida Garbella has left Den extended her thanks to the mem­ MEEIIPBIU Observation-lounge car, standard and 24, at the home of Miss Madge Recently Miss Covillo was in cration of the bread and wine into all-room Pullmans, reserved-seat chair Lowery to sew on linens. Those ver to assume a position in Wash­ bers. the Body and Blood of Christ. It ington, D. C. Chicago studying the ballet chore­ cars, dining car, cocktail-lounge, hostess. present were Mmes. Helen Canny, The Very Rev. Charles H. Ha- ography for the opera under Bent is merely a rehearsal of the cere­ Yonrs to Enjoy Mrs. Mary Tegler entei-tained gus, pastor of Annunciation par­ Meretta Green, Hazel Rider, Anne Mrs. John P. Akolt will be hos­ ley Stone, one of today’s outstand monies of the Mass for the pur­ For added pleaaure, entertain at tha Sullivan, and Billie Lou Weber St. Jude’s circle at her home in ish, guest speaker of the afternooni pose— in the case of candidates Lakewood Wednesday evening, tess to the Senior Tabernacle so­ ing American dancers, who will Coemopolitan — PIONEER DINING and Misses Maxine Davis, Berna talked on the Feast of the An­ ciety in her home, 3030 E. Seventh for the priesthood— of practicing NIGHT. March 26. Members present were leave in the near future with his R O O M . . dette Secord, and Eleanor Herron. nunciation being celebrated that avenue, on Friday, April 4, at 2 the ceremonies in preparation for Mmes. Mary Cronin, Mildred Pet- dancing troupe to tour Peru. THE ARISTOCRAT 0 0 P F E E Miss Dorothy Meikenhous re day. p. m. Mrs. Fred Gushurst, ■ presi­ the later real celebration of Mass SHOPPE . . . rone, Margaret Dinan« Margaret Mrs. Harry Taylor sang three — or in the case of lay persons— Lv. Denver , 8:00 P.M. turned Thursday, March 27, from Roarty, and Elizabeth Wilmot and dent, has designated the meeting BAMBOO songs, accompanied at the piano by as the “ New Member day’’ session of studying the sequence and the Ar. Lincoln . 6:33 A.M. a visit to points of interest in New Misses Ann Cronin, Virginia Dil­ Ar, Omaha . 8:00 A.M. ROOM. Rec­ Mexico. Mrs. John Schilling. Sister Mar­ Each one is requested to bring a significance of the Maes cere­ ommend t h e lon, Anna Shea, Olive Shields, garet Mary dosed the meeting COW IIEE FOB monies in order to understand and Ar. Chicago. 7:55 P.M. Mrs. Franbes Edmonds of Our new member. OoamopoUtan Louise Strauss, and Louise Vel- with prayers. Refreshments were appreciate them better when Mass Din«r, lounes csr. sUndsrd tnd tourist Lady of Loretto circle has been Featured on the program will to out-of-town mure served by the sisters. is actually being celebrated. Pullm«nis chair cars. trienda. removed to her home from St. At a meeting Tuesday evening, be Sister Mary Janet of Cathedral Joseph’s hospital and is now on March 25, in Englewood at the high school as guest speaker. Mrs. For the purpose of study the the convalescent list. Etienne Perenyi, soloist in the P A B i n i A M E B “ Dry” Mass to be celebrated as a Olracl connsctlofis with fstl Irslnt £s$i South Cosmopolitan Hotel home of Mrs. Frances Hanky, coming opera, Carmen, will sing Missa Recitata Tuesday evening BRADBURY B. MORSE. G«n. Met. Several pieces of linens have members of Our Lady of the Ro­ Noonday Club will be that of Passion Sunday. been completed by Our Lady of sary circle furnished a layette several numbers from the opera. BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAUS Miss Josephine Courtney will be Those participating will be able to which will be presented'to the so­ (St. Catherine’* Pariah). 17th end Champa Sirsef* cial action committee for distribu­ To Meet April 3 her accompanist. follow all the prayers with the Ksyitone 1121 tion. Miss Ann Birmingham has an­ At the council meeting of the aid of the daily, the Lenten, or or during lent-serpt Mrs. Carrie R. Barry, the for­ The C. D. of A. Noonday study nounced that the awarding of a P.-T.A. Mrs. A. G, Winter ap­ the Sunday missal. Those without Union Station mer Miss Carrie Rowland of Morn­ club will meet Thursday, April 8, platinum diamond ring will take pointed Mmes. Telk, Cooke, Law- a missal can follow the ordinary Phonsi Tabor 2201 ing Star circle, has invited mem­ at the Catholic Daughters’ club­ place at the close of t^e business lor, Doyle, Lilly, Rowe, Moran, prayers of the Mass with almost bers of this group to her home house, 1772 Grant street. Hostesses session. It is imperative that all and Hahesy to serve on the ticket any standard prayerbook. CAIAVO committee for the sisters’ card at 1235 Washin^on street Tues­ for the luncheon, which will be returns be in before this time. In the Mass for Passion Sun­ Members are asked to respond at party to be held at the Denver day the psalm “ Judica me,” ordi­ Califomin'sFinMt Avocado* day evening, April 1 served at 12 o’clock, are Mrs. Miss Patricia Vogel, president Nellie Konicke, chairman, and once Dry Goods tearoom on Friday, narily said among the prayers at Really good avocados are the of Our Lady of Loretto circle, will Mrs. T. F. Kerin and Mrs. C. April 25. the foot of the altar, is omitted. perfect mainsUy for Lenten entertain her group at a fun fest J. Hyland. Mrs. W. J. Cameron, Ostensoriutn Sought Card Tournament Cloie* There is no Gloria in the Mass. m^eals-having aU the energy party April 1. chairman of the program commit­ For Mission The bridge and pinochle tour­ The prayers or collects are, first, f value of fine lean meat Serr^ The painting of stole collars tee, has announc^ as the attrac­ nament closed Friday night, March that of the Sunday; second, the The Senior Tabernacle ao- and chalice covers occupied the tion the reading of the recently , with an unusually large at­ prayer for the Church, and lastly them often and make eiety it very much in need of 21 6nest quality and flavor b y ^ attention of St. Luke’s circle Tues­ dramatized comedy. Life With tendance. The high bridge score the petition for peace. The Creed day evening, March 25, at the Father, by Mrs. J. L. Morse. Mem­ an eatenaorium, either new is said, as in all the Sunday winner for the evening was Mrs. Land a Good Job with home of Miss Kathleen Fortune. bers may bring guests. Reserva­ or uted, for a mittion church. Laura Johnson, and the low score Masses. tions may bfi made by calling any prize went to 0. R. Ziramerscheid. BARNES’ Helpl TALAVO is the trade-mark of the one of the hostesses or the C. D. of The prize for high pinochle score A Bsrnes eount qtilekly fits for A. clubhouse, TA. 5957. went to Ann Berthulza and for dMirable office position!. Dtily The officers of this club are Nuns Will Serve Bencifit Is Held csll! from opening! enable ‘i Z K e b «t l"4 o S r ^ ^ ^ a d o varieties. low score to Mrs. McCubbin. Barnes sraduates to get located Mrs. J. H. Johnson, president; The grand prize for high score quickly. New daises each Mon­ s«d n.« T«r FREE Mrs. H. C. Denny, vice presi­ for the whole tournament in By Regis Guild day. Viaitor* welcome. dent; Mrs. George Leslie, secre­ Dimer April 30 bridge went to Mrs. Laura John­ tary; Mrs. H. C. Gorden, treasurer. son, and low to Hirsch Martin. BARNES COMMERCE Mrs. Johnson reported that an 1410 OUnarm S t . DEMVER KE 2361 The sisters at St. Clara’s or­ The grand prize for pinochle went A party for the benefit of the average of 14 women of the dub to J. Frank and low to W. Wag­ Regis guild was given Saturday meet every Monday and sew for the phanage will serve a ham dinner to the public April 30 from 5 to oner. afternoon, March 22, with Mrs. (St. Louis’ Parish, EnglArood) Red Cross. Twenty-five large hos­ 8 p. m. The chairman of the din­ The special prizes were won A. R. Grosheider and Mrs. Martin pital garments have been completed Hostesses for the Altar society ner committee is Mrs. Elizabeth by Misses Anita Trunck and Ruth D. Currigan as hostesses. Friends and delivered to the Red Cross. card party this Saturday evening, Logerot, assisted by Mrs. Mary Ann Durkee and Mmes. J. Trunck, of the hostesses and of Regis A report of the Noonday study GOLDEN March 29, will be Mmes. F. Cant­ Wartner, co-chairman, and Mmes. Auge, Frank Gust, Laura Tanner, guild spent several hours at cards. club was sent to Miss Mayme Sulli­ rell, Sarah Campbell, M. Copeland, Henry Barth, John Wild, Henry E. P. Kirk, Piper, W. Wagoner, Table prizes, individual casser­ van, Pueblo, diocesan representa­ A. Doyle, H. Dumbauld, Kate Cordes, and P. J. Golden. M. Breen, McEahern, Bernadette oles, were awarded, and general Dunn, Anna Dunn, H. Dil^, E. tive of study clubs, and was in­ Dowd, Purcell, J. Frank, and EAGLE The monthly luncheon and card prizes went to Mrs. Victor Hebert, Doyle, A. Enderweisen, and .A. cluded in the report at the quar­ party will be held at the orphan­ Hazel Heiberger; Messrs. Tom Mor­ sandwich toaster; Mrs. J. Sheehy, Eppick. Chairmen will be Mrs. terly conference of the D.C.C.W. age April 2 at 1 p. m. Mrs. Henry row, 0. R. Zimmerschied, Hirsch luncheon cloth; Mrs. 0. J. Escher, H. Cudney and Mrs. K. Downtain. held in Pueblo last month. Cordes and Mrs. M. 0. Carmack of Martin, Francis Palm, Herbert plant; Mrs. C. L. Harrington, There will be special and table St. Elizabeth’s parish will be host­ Woodend, and Ed Fenton. apron, and Mrs. M. Honicker, cake. EHSV CREDIT Mrs. Jos. Hamilton, president prizes. The admission will be 25 Symphony Guild Will esses. The public is invited. The special prize, a Colorado cents. Those attending are asked of the Altar and Rosary society, scenic view, went to Mrs. A. P. to bring cards. All are incited. Gonvene at Academy who was in charge of arrange­ Bradley. RT Miss Avalon Geeck, prefect of Handmade Bedspread ments for the tournament, thanks The next meeting of the guild the Daughters of Mary sodality, all those who helped in any way will be held a week in advance of CASH PRICES was operated on for appendicitis to make the tournament such a the usual time because of the Eas­ March 24. The Symphony guild, an organi­ To Be Awarded April 17 great success. Special thanks ter holidays. It is scheduled for 0910 Thomas Sullivan is seriously ill zation composed of Denver mu­ are extended to Messrs. H. Ptacek, Monday evening, April 7, at Regris following an emergency appendi­ sicians, will meet in St. Mary’s H. Woodend, Vic Johnson, Geo. Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAln 8437 One of the outstanding features college. citis operation March 25 at Mercy academy auditorium Friday, March of the many attractions that are Schweiger, M. Bonner, F. Men- toby ro hospital. 28, at 4 o’clock. The Sisters of to be offered at the annual dinner ten, T. Morrow, and Joe Koche- Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted The Daughters of Mary sodality Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist Loretto at the school will sponsor of the Queen of Heaven Aid so­ var; Misses Mary Ellen Lynch, c t o n e met Thursday evening, March 27. the meeting. Mrs. Harry E. ciety Thursday, April 17, will be a Geraldine Dominico, and Margie HARRY M. LUSTIG A combined meeting of the of­ Bonner, and Mmfis. J. Zontine, F. Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets Bellamy will preside. Her assist­ handmade bedspread made and ficers from the parish young peo­ ants will be Mmes. Meriam Berger donated by Miss Kate Perone. Keene, V. Beck, H. Martin, J. OPTOMETRIST ple’s clubs— the Social club, the and A. A. Gargan. Charles Mulli­ Anyone interested in this gift Goggin, R. Oppedon, J. Pugliese, Office Phone KEystone 3683 Patronize These Firms. They sodality, and the Junior Newman F. Faulkner, M. Boland, F. Mar- Are C o-op eratin g With Your gan will address the group on the should call Miss Irene Koser, 1342 935 Fifteenth St. club— was held Wednesday eve­ Milwaukee, EMerson 8521. Mrs. G. telli, M. Bonner, T. Moran, H. Paper, FREE WHY GO DOWN TOWN? FREE philosophy of Wagner. A trio ning, March 26, to plan the after- from the University of Denver will O’Byrne, general chairman of the Ptacek, G. Schweiger, T. Lilley, H. OCULIST - PRESCRIPTIONS TILLED Easter program. D D render a number of music selec­ dinner, says two other worthwhile Woodend, and T. Hill. Mmes. Third Grader Wini Eiiay Contest E E tions. prizes will be announced later. lacinb and Liley made the cakes L L The prize-winning essay, “ Why that were awarded as prizes. 1 I Englewood Needs Recreation and Deitert Luncheon Scheduled V ---- ® CH.MV 656* V Playgrounds,’’ was 3vritten by Traveling 526 Miles Weekly The regular meeting of the Al­ Bohm-Allen Jewelry E Charles Mesch, a third grade pu tar and Rosary society will be COR. 3 4 S m m GILPIN E tend rehearsals for the Denver Grand opera company's annual produc­ PRESENTS R R pil. June Marie Wayne of the sev­ tion, Carmen, are these two sisters, Ava Schmitz, left, and Ardis, from held on Tuesday afternoon, April Y Doicntoicn Prices at Your Doorstep Y enth grade won second prize. McCook, Nebr. They leave home each Thursday morning, spend the I. A dessert luncheon wilL be Twenty students from the En­ night in Denver, and return the following afternoon. The chance to served at 1 :30 to be fo llo w ^ by glewood high school Junior New­ sing in an opera directed by Monsignor J. J. Rosetti is deemed a rare a short meeting and games. * Gorham Church Productions man club attended the retrYat this privilege by the girls. While in Denver each week they take voice The following are corrections in week at St. Francis de Sales lessons from Sister Alice Catherine of the Cathedral high school.— the honor roll as published last church. (Photo Features.) week: Class leaders were Patricia Svoboda of the eighth grade; Pat WAY VOTE FOR Kennedy in the seventh grade, and We are showing a Georgia Winter in the fourth selected number of J O E F L O O D grade. For The Sewing club was enter­ items from the Alderman, Second Ward tained at the home of Mrs. Davis-., beautiful line of Entl'waod Cltr Election son with Mmes. Kirk and Keene so* OltArn NUTKITIONAl VAlVt Tneider. April 1 as co-hostesses. Those present GORHAM Pd. Pol. Adv. were Mmes. Breene, Barth, Cul­ EC(XESIASTICLAL Kitchen Croft len, Davisson, Floyd, Hamilton, 1$ NOW ENSICHEO WITH ^Optometrist and Optician Lynch, Sr.; Lynch, Jr.; Nahring, PRODL’CrriONS Fahey, Keene, Kirk, Piper, Pur­ m A .M I N Bi (thfamlii) cell, Tobin, Weber, White, and For your personal Helen Walsh Zontine. The guests present were use or for an ideal AND IRON AMocUte Mmes. Doran, Edwards, Lily, Loeptien, Powell, Pffefer, Thomas, gift 'at Easter W. R.JOSEPH Walsh, and Tobin of Gunnison. Tinie we urge you EYES EXAMINED The group was entertained by a to visit our store vocal solo by Mrs. Hdlmberg, ac­ Co-operating with the Defense Pro­ Phoii! TAbor 1S80 and make your 2 1 8 -a iB M sjutle Bldg. companied on the piano by Mrs. gram Kitchen Craft Flour is now Captes. selection. enriched with Vitamins and Iron. The Beat in

When you try it, note that the new enriched Kitchen Craft Used Mrs. L Hough Will Be retains its fine whiteness, its delicate texture, its appetite- Furniture inviting taste. , Your favorite recipes will work perfectly Aid Society Hostess Tho it is impossible to stock the entire line of these distinctive with the Enriched Kitchen Craft. btHvi ALSO NEW productions we offer you the opportunity to select from our stock and illustrated catalogue medals, personal crosses, • There is no change in its fine whiteness. “ til.;- Mrs. Louis Hough, 1575 Race, will be hostess to St. Vincent’s crucifixes. Altar and wall crucifixes. Rosaries, Plaques, vases, • The fluffy, delicate texture, the appetite-inviting Cash or Credit \ Rst ItSk Aid society on Tuesday, April 1, altar desks, candlesticks and many other items from the dis­ taste ;ire unaltered. ^ A FULL LINE OF at 2:80 p. m. The Rev. Joseph L. tinctive Gorham line. • Your favorite recipes will work perfectly, there is OFFICE FURNITURE Lilly, C.M., of St. Thomas’ semi­ no change in its baking qualities. AN ILLUSTRATED FOLDER WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST We rent Folding Chairs, Card and nary will be guest speaker. A pro­ You will find the new Kitchen Craft an aid to better bal­ Banquet 'rabies, Dishes, Silver­ gram of vocal music will be pre­ anced meals than ever, it contains all the nutrition of the ware, anything in stock. sented by Mrs. Etienne Perenyi. Chairmen of major committees natural wheat berry. Established 1888 will offer reports. Mrs. Joseph J. Bohm-Allen J ewelry PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Walsh, president, urges all mem­ 16th and Welton St. OPEN FROM • A. H. TO I P. M. bers to attend. mm

PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Kerch 27, 1941 ABBEY WINS; BEGIS ANB TIGERS ARE DEFEATEB In National Meet Wide-Open Parochial League Grid Tilt Will Feature Sideline Canon City Quintet Baseball Race to Open April 6 Ranger Roiind-Up Sunday

Upset Highiy Favored Echoes A wide-ojwn baseball campaign fence-busters this year, but may sequently the South Siders are cer­ After six weeks of intensive and Lou Antonelli, fullback, on From George Kelly apparently is the next and final be short on hurlers, as was the case tain to develop an outstanding drill, slackened only when Old the other. Scherer, however, is in the last cam pai^. Both Billy Man Weather wagged a “ no, no’’ phase of the Parochial league pro­ team at least every other year. suffering from an ankle injury and, Shea and Billy Sullivan, who car­ finger, members of the Regis col­ gram, which this year has sur­ The campaign coming up, there­ if he is unable to face the starting passed all others tor balance and ried most of the hillock burden in fore, should be a good one for St.* lege grid squad are prepared for Evansviile, ind., Five You may recall, now that all whistle, his place will be taken brilliant play. The horsehide sea­ ’40, are back, but, unless they have Francis’, especially since Coach their annual Ranger round-up Sun­ the shooting (basket shooting, of improved greatly, the Cards must by Knobby Walsh, and Paul Brock- son, which gets under way Sunday, Bert Reims has Southpaw Dan day, March 30. The climax of the well will assume Walsh’s duties on depend on their potent plate power. day’s pigskin festivities will be a course) has died down, that about April 6, with a tripleheader on the Brown to carry the hurling duties. the opposing club. SI. Aloysios’ of Now Orioans Turns Back Rods; four months ago we stepped into Regis college diamond, will see Cathedral suffered heavily from Transfers from South and Engle­ regulation game between the a vacant coaching job at Mullen two teams, the Regis Reds and the graduation and Coach Frank Col­ wood have strengthened the Fran­ Browns and the Golds, two evenly Baseball Practice Starts March 31 home (some say it remained va­ Holy Family Tigers; defending lins faces the unappetizing task of salians perceptibly and so the matched elevens drawn from the Regis baseball hopefuls will be­ Hoiy Fainiiy Ciub Bows, 4 4 ^ , and Boss cant throughout the hardwood the gonfalon they shared last year. building from the ground up. Sev­ Sherman street boys cannot be ranks of Coach Sarge MacKenzie’s gin unlimbering their arms Mon­ season) and began drilling the Regis will have back a veteran eral of his charges, however, saw omitted from any pre-season grid talent. The round-up is open day, March 31, undet the direction into Consoialion Bracks! Mustangs in cage warfare. At the iurler in Gordon McNamara, who action in American Legion ball rating. to the public. of Coach MacKenzie. There are time, although we had previous ex­ shared all-Parochial mound hon­ last summer and he can be ex­ All in all, it looks like a great Sunday’s program will get under many top-fiight diamond men on Chicago.— (IN S)— Riding on the wings of Substitute perience in this business of operat­ ors with Jim Conboy of the Tigers pected to unveil a representative race, but one can never tell until way at 2 o’clock and will feature the Jesuit campus, and a repre­ ing an athletic team from the and Jim Payton of Mullen home. nine. the completion of the schedule, conteste in punting, passing, and sentative team will wear the Brown Johnny Arambel’s sensational play, the Abbey Bears of Canon bench, we were not at all aware Gone, however, is the ace key­ S t Joseph’s, which won two and which follows: goal kicking, as well as a new type and Gold this spring, if all ex­ City scored the first big upset of the 18th annual National of the hazardous and nerve- stone combination of Bill Crowley dropped four last year, appears April S— Annuncistlon team vi. MuIIrn of football relay that is certain to perienced horsehiders report for Catholic High School basketball tournament by defeating shattering campaign that lay and Johnny Payton. The former headed for a better record, be­ home, St. Francis' vs. St. Joseph’ s, and win the approval of the fans. A duty. Reitz Memorial high, Indiana state champion, 31-29, early ahead of us. As a result we were was lost by graduation and Payton cause the Bulldogs have a pair of Cathedral vs. Holy Family team. blocking contest has been added Lou Weber, Regis graduate is now toiltng for Mullen. April IS— Mullen home vs. Cathedral. Thursday morning, March 27. Regis high, Colorado title- not at alT prepared for the sud­ experienced hurlers in Ray Mel- Bezis vs. Holy Family teai^, and Annun­ to the pre-game eventkf and an manager, reports that two matches den changes in fortune that we The Tigers, although equipped phy, a holdover from 1940, and ciation team vs. St. Joseph’s. award will be presented to the have been signed for the college holder, was trounced by St. Aloysius’ high of New Orleans, found ourself helplessly witness­ with a scattering o f vets, will miss Pete Petrafeso, a transfer from April 20— St. Joseph’s vs. Mullen lad who displays the best talent tennis team and negotiations are Frank Aliota, rugged catcher; Joe home. Holy Family team vs. St. Francis’, 59-31. The Holy Family Tigers of Denver, the Centennial ing. North high. Because baseball ha.s and Rezis vs. Cathedral. at “ mowin’ ’em down.’’ going forward for another pair of .state’s third entry in the tourney, Macaluso, slugging infielder, and always been a long suit at the April 27— Cathedral vs. Annunciation Although lineups for the Brown- engagements. On May 10 the fell before a high-scoring St The Mullen team noted out several other boys. Under the capa­ West Side institution, St. Joseph’s team. Rezis vs. St. Francit’, and Holy and-Gold tilt have not yet been Ranger netmen will journey to Family team vs. St. Joseph's. John’s Cathedral team from Pat­ Refit, 29*28, in the firtt game ble guidance of Cobe Jones, how­ can be expected to come up with announced, MacKenzie and his as­ Greeley to face the Bears. Last and even then we were cer­ May i — St. Francis’ vs. Cathedral, erson, N. J., 44-38, and moved into ever, they can be expected to be a rattling good nine that might Holy Family team vs. Mullen home, and sistant, John McGee, are planning year the Northern Colorado rac- the consolation bracket. tain that before the teaton’t there or thereabouts. even be classy enough to go clear Rezis vs. Annunciation team. to start teams that will include the queteers captured the verdict. Col­ end we would become a hope- Mullen home, which tied for to the top. May H — No zames, annual May following backfields: Joe Marran- orado college tennis men will op­ Abbey’s victory over the Indiana lett neurotic. At the end of crovrninz. third place in 1940 with Cathedral, St. Francis’, undisputed cellar May 18— Mullen home vs. St. Francis’ , zino, quarter; Doug Shouldice and pose the Ranger forces and May quint was as surprising as it was the third quarter in the Refit will be back with Lefty Payton of sensational. The Evansville five occupants last year, feels kindly Annunciation team vs. Holy Family team, Joe Brandiger, halves, and Knobby 19 has been set as a tentative date, fame, the Muttanft were Ripley’s “ Believe It or Not’’ fame and Rez'a vs. St. Joseph’ s. WILL FEfflIiL won top honors in “ basketball’s toward baseball, because that Walsh, full, on one team, and Weber is also attempting to line May 22—Annunciation team vs. St leading bjr a tcore of 29*18 on the mound and will be a dan­ sport in 1938 gave the Fransalians ■Tommy Burns, quarter; Jack up matches with teams from Colo- hotbed’’ by turning back Fort and we tat back on the bench Francis’. Mullen home vs. Rezis, and gerous contender for titular hon­ their lone championship, and con­ Cathedral vs. St. Joseph’s. Scherer and Don Kelley, halves, rado State and Colorado Mines. Wayne Central Catholic, national fully competed and proud of ors. The Mustangs lost five of champion, in the Hoosier state the way “ our boyt” wore fac­ their first nine, but the develop­ tourney and was expected to go ing their firtt tett of the ment of several youngsters and far in the annual Loyola univer­ league tehedule. That latt the transfer of Johnny Payton have sity event. Evansville went into quarter, however, wat enough made the Fort Logan crew every (St. Philomena’i Parish) the fourth quarter sporting a 24-22 to make ut dribble drunk. bit as strong as its 1940 aggrega­ lead, and increased the margin The P.-T.A. will convene for its The Redt began crawling up tion. with two gratis throws. The Ab­ and failed to ttop until they The Annunciation Cardinals, monthly meeting Monday, March bey Bruins; however came back 31, in the school auditorium. Mrs. were only one point behind. who won the loop batting cham­ wnthin one point on Mo Mahoney’s That latt ttanza turge trant- pionship last year with a mark of The American’s J. F. Reinhardt will preside. A free toss and Johnny Arambel’s business session at 2 p. m. will be formed 'the competed coach .325, will field another bunch of long shot An Indiana player into a perton who looked like followed by a program, entitled dunked another free throw, but “ Spring Tonic.’’ It will feature a one afflicted with a combina­ Parochial league coaching gentry. Arambel tied it up with a one- tion of St. Vitut’ dance, jit- Robert “ Scotty” McGregor, who health clinic from the layman’s handed long shot at 27-27. point of view and pertains to the terbngitit, and ptychotit mel­ pulled the Annunciation Cards out RD importance of vitamins in the Abbey then played the last min­ ancholia. of the grid cellar in his first year child’s diet and the care of the ute with only four men on the at the school, has accepted a posi­ teeth. The participants will be the court, because three men had been From then on through the tion at the new munitions plant Rev. Roy A. Breen, Mrs. Robert ejected for personals and Captain season it was the same story. Ral­ and undoubtedly will not be at W. Bradley, Mrs. Tom Cahill, and Dan Costigan had already re-en­ lies by our team that failed, un­ the Redbirds’ helm come next fall, Mrs. W. J. Lawless. tered the game twice and was no stoppable surges by the opposi­ or in the baseball season, for that longer eligible for play. The tion left us in a constant state df matter. Mrs. J. F. Reinhardt attended excitement. Yes, we managed to the monthly meeting of the C.P.-T. Bruins, undismayed, stayed in the game, and, with the score tied, 29- live through the ordeal, but it The Mullen home post, of L. held in Holy Ghost hall Thurs­ gave us new and greater respect course, will be filled by e new­ day, March 27. all, Arambel lifted a long one- hander through the net as the final for those gentlemen who earn their comer, yet to be named. The next in the series of old- gun sounded. bread and beans by imparting in­ fashioned socials will be held in Brother Gabriel, F.S.C., ath­ Denver’s Holy Family Tigers, struction in athletics. WTiat we are letic director at the Fort the school auditorium Wednesday, trying to get across is the fact that April 2, at 8 p. m. despite brilliant scoring by Johnny Logan institution, 1* handling Kilpatrick and Johnny O’Hayre, the coaching game is one of the the Mustang baseball pros­ The Mothers’ auxiliary of Boy who chalked up 12 and ten points, most difficult vocations that a man pects. Bert Keirns, who ha* Scout troop 130 met for a dessert can follow. respectively, went down before the led the St. Francis’ forces for luncheon and business session Fri­ hot-shooting New Jersey team in several years now, holds a day, March 21, at 1:30 o’clock at Yon have undoubtedly been an interesting game. Bob Fritz second lieutenant’s commis­ the home of Mrs. C, Keith Kind- ditgutted with mentor* who and Johnny Baker set the scoring sion and is in danger of re­ blade. Mrs. J. J. Flynn and Mrs. ' leap to their feet and shout pace for the winner with 15 and ceiving the “ come*on” any H. J. McLellan joined the group garbled insults at the referee 13 points, respectively. day from Uncle Sam. It ap­ at this time. Plans were made for or umpire; you may have felt pears, therefore, that the a scout dinner to be given at Camp Regis ran into a tartar in the the urge to champion the Catholic prep coaching ranks De Ricqules lodge some time in Southern team, which had no dif­ cause of an athlete whose play are in for their biggest shake- May. The next meeting will be ficulty in scoring and put on the brought down the wrath of up since the early days of the with Mrs. E. L. Stakebake, 790 pressure all the way. The'.Reds, the coach; you probably bave league, when it was fashion­ Monroe. along with the Holy Family club, had the desire to wring the will participate in the consolation able and almost a necessity to Scout Activities Increase neck of a sports tutor who games. switch mentors annually. Preparations for their participa­ seemed to be getting in the tion in the annual Boy Scout cir­ tresses of one and all. Before The coaching in the league has Begins Monday cus to be held in the Municipal Steamboat Official in the now deceased basketball been of a high caliber for the past auditorium March 31 and April 1 Washington, D. C., Dies season we had all those urges, few years and we hope that the are being made by the members but never again. newcomers will measure up to the of troop 130. All of the scouts are men they succeed, because the Washington.— William H. Calla. taking part in at least one of the Coaches live in separate per­ Parochial loop is no stronger than han, traffic manager of the Nor­ activities. The dress rehearsal for sonal vistas. The conventions that its weakest coach. March 31st the circus acts will be held at the folk and Washington Steamboat bind ordinary human beings, even Municipal auditorium Sunday aft­ company, died at his home here rabid fans, are just papier mache ernoon, March 30. The regular at the age of 70. A native of chains that are disintegrated when­ old Point Comfort, Va., Mr. Cal Speaking of the league re­ circus acts will be rehear.sed at ever the coach’s team trots out for mind* us that we overheard a 2:30 and the cub act at 1:30. All lahan was connected with the battle. No one, other than mem­ Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and conversation between the bas­ participants should be on time for bers of the coach’s family, has ketball officials recently and each rehearsal. It is hoped that the Altanta and Danville rail even a slight idea of the excrucia­ road before joining the steamboat the gentlemen agreed unani­ the parents will co-operate with ting mental torture experienced mously that no prep loop in company. His father, John Calla­ when a mentoi; sees his charges the boys and purchase tickets for the state was blessed with CELEBRATING .OUR 43 YEARS OF SERVICE TO MORE the circus. The price for adults han, was vice oresident and gen­ make fatal mistakes and is power­ eral manager of the Norfolk and keener competition than is the is 50 cents, for children 25 cents. less to correct those errors until Denver Catholic conference. Washington line. His brother, D. it is too late. This pair of officials, however, At the court of honor held at J. Callahan, supreme treasurer of THAN TWO GENERATIONS OF DENVER HOMEMAKERS went,even further, and said Morey Junior high school Monday, the Knights of Columbus, suc­ Perhaps we are taking a that they would rather offi­ March 24, Lloyd Stakebake, Jr., ceeded to that office. frenzied attitude toward the ciate in any other league than received his second class badge and whole business, but from now Max Geinger his tenderfoot badge. the Parochial, April 1, with Mrs. J. L. La Tour- on we will concentrate on We’ve planned (larefully for this 43rd. Anniversary Sale - - - leading manufactur­ There will be a scout meeting at ette, 1037 St. Paul. coaching of the Monday the school hall Friday, March 28, When pressed for an explana­ ers (lo-operating with us ■ ■ - you get the fullest benefit in bargains that are, to say Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Weston re­ morning type and leave the at 7 p. m. tion, they revealed that, because turned recently from a two-month actual brainwork, yes, brain- the teams battle so hard and the it mildly, the most spectacular — you get the choice of the largest stocks of furni­ Flower Collection Sunday vacation on the West coast and the work is the wArd, to the man spirit of rivalry is so high, the offi­ ture and home furnishings in the Rocky Mountain Region. Sunday, March 30, the following Hawaiian islands. En route to who have more steel-like cials always worked under great women from the Altar and Rosary Vancouver, B. C., they visited Mrs. nerve* and stronger mind* pressure in Parochial contests. society will be in the vestibule of Weston’s mother m Spokane, than we. “ Give us something easy, like a the church to receive contributions Wash., and attended a family din­ Big Seven game or a Legion- Surely these 43 years of progressive knowledge and specializa­ for flowers for the Easter altars ner given in honor of her 84th From the way it looks now, there Phillips’ tilt, and we will be much tion in home furnishings have perfected a service worthy of and the repository on Holy Thurs­ birthday. may be three new faces among the happier,” they opined. day: 5:45, Mrs. Mamie Goll; 7 Mrs. J. J. Walsh is ill at her your consideration, whether you want to buy much or little. o’clock Mass, Mmes. M. L. Dyer, home, 960 Detroit. Fr. Campbell to Speak at 2nd Denver Acies J. F. Jordan, and Mamie Goll; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F., Wood 8:15 Mass, Mmes. Carl 0. Selan- and sons, Lawrence and 'Richard, der, T. C. Rhoades, Sidney Bishop, of 935 Steele, returnedJn the week Annual Dedication to Be and A. J. Quinlivan; 9:30 Mass, from a month’s sojourn on the Pa­ Mmes. C. J. Campbell, C. F. Lam- cific coast and in Phoenix,^ Ariz. berty, and P. H. Williams; 11 o’clock Mass, Mmes. G. L. Mon­ Mrs. Milo R. Foley, Who has been aghan, Thomas J. Vincent, and J. visiting her son in New York city, Held by Legion April 6 A. O’Neill; 12:15 Mass, Mmes. L. will return in the week. J. Carlon, B. C. Fitzgerald, and L. Miss Lucile Hgaudas, who under­ ’The Very Rev. Harold V. Camp­ promises of fealty to Mary, their USE H. Herr. went an operation in St. Joseph’s bell, pastor of Blessed Sacrament leader. The activd legionaries, Mrs. A. T. Johnson, 845 Cook hospital, is recuperating satisfac­ church, will give the main address coming from their places on the street, was hostess to the Precious torily. at the second acies of the Legion center aisle of the Cathedral, will Blood circle of the Junior Taber­ Mrs. Thomas J. Halter is chair­ of Mary, Denver comitium, accord­ approach the statue of Mary at OUR EASY nacle society in her home Tuesday man of arrangements for St ing to the Rev. J. Roy Fighno, the Communion rail and, with evening, March p5. Mary’s academy memorial Mass spiritual director. The annual ded­ their hands on the vexillum, will The. Guardian Angel Junior and breakfast to be held March 30 ication of legionaries to Mary will renew their act of consecration Tabernacle circle will meet at the at 8:30. take place in the Cathedral on to their patroness. Auxiliary mem­ PAYMENT home *of the new nresident, Mrs. W'. H. Smith, who has been ill in Palm Sunday afternoon, April 6. bers will recite the act of fealty Laurence Asher, Monday evening, Fitzsimons hospital for some time, More than 1,000 active and aux­ from their places on the side aisles. March 31, at 8 o’clock. is slightly improved. iliary members will convene at 4 The president of each praesidium, The second semester of the con­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Brock p. m. A special feature of the as he goes forward to make his PLAN fraternity discussion clubs closed announce the birth of a girl, born function will be the reading by act of consecration, will place a this week. Monday in St. Joseph’s hospital. the Most Rev, Bishop Urban J. spiritual bouquet on the table at The parish retreat for men and The grandparents of the child are Vehr of a report of legionary ac­ the foot of the statue. This bou­ women being held this week is well Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O’Neill. tivities for 1940, the second year quet will include the spiritual of­ attended. It will close Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Galligan of the Legion of Mary in Colorado. ferings of both active and aux­ March 30. have returned from Abilene, Kans. Officers for Solemn Benediction iliary membera Marie B resnahan’ s sodality Miss Virginia Brennan of Chi­ of the Blessed Sacrament, which Following the acies, members of m-oup met at her home Saturday, cago is a guest at the J. P. McCon- will conclude the acies, will be: the Cathedral women’s Our Lady March 22. An evening at bridge aty home. Celebrant, the Rev. Manus P. of Grace praesidium will be host­ Y o u r Old Furniture was enjoyed with Mary McGlone Mrs. M. L. Wood left Sunday, Boyle, St. Vincent de Paul’s par­ esses at a reception in St. Paul’s making high score. March 23, for a visit with her ish; deacon, the Rev. Edward J. chapel. Legionaries of the Cathe­ The following clubs met in the daughtCT in Wichita, Kans. From Fraezkowski, Holy Family parish; dral men’s Mother of Mercy unit Taken in Trade week: Mrs. G. L. Monaghan’s met there she will go to her old home subdeacon, the Rev. Aloysios A. will act as ushers at the services. with Mrs. R. J. Foley, 535 Albion at Cherryvale, Kans., and points Barthel, St. Catherine’s, and mas­ Harold ’Tnacy, president, and Fa­ Mrs. E. A. Hanifen received the in Oklahoma and Missouri. She ter of ceremonies, the Rev, Mat­ ther Figlino, spiritual director of as Part Payment award. The next meeting will be plans to be away three months. thias J. Blenkush, St. Francis de the comitium, are in charge of all April 8, with Mrs. E. A. Hanifen, Mr. and Mrs. John Schlereth Sales’. Fathers John B. Schneider, arrangements. 729 Steele. were hosts to the members of their O.P., and Victor J. Winter, S.J., The Denver acies will attract Mrs. L. A. Fair’s club convened bridge club Sunday evening, will be chaplains to the Bishop. legionaries from all over Northern with Mrs. Catherine Noone. Hon­ March 23. St. Cecilia’s Girls’ choir of St. and Central Colorado. The first ors went to Mrs. L. J. Dunne and Miss Dorothy Meikenhous left by John’s parish, augmented by the acies of the Pueblo curia, estab­ Mrs. W. E. Jones. The next meet­ motor Saturday, March 22, for a voices of all present, will sing. lished Oct. 13, 1940, was held at ing will be April 3, with Mrs. Wil­ week’s vacation in Albuquerque St. Francis Xavier’s church, Pueb­ liam Riordan, 1270 Fillmore. and Santa Fe, N. Mex. ‘Army Arraaged in BattU Array’ lo, Tuesday evening, March 26. Mrs. Carl 0. Selander’s club met Mr. and Mrs. James Smith spent The Latin word, aeiet, meaning Members of the Southern Colo­ American F umiture Co. with Mrs. Frank B e^le at a local the weekend with relatives in “ an army arranged in battle ar­ rado curia, which is under the tea room. Mrs. L. E. Bums and Pueblo. ray,” is appropriate to a ceremony jurisdiction of the Denver comiti­ **The Store of Many Friend^* Sixteenth Street at Lawrence Mrs. J. A. O’Boyle received the M, Blake Vifquain is confined to in which the soldiers of the lay um, have been invited to attend awards. The next meeting will be his home by illness. apostolate aaaemble to r « e w their tb« Denver ceremony. - r “ r r

Thursday, March 27, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE,

> PRIZES ♦ SURPRISES HOME ECONOMICS ♦ W RITEUPS ♦ RECIPES

DBAINBOARU8 - LINOWALL COVEBASE MRS. JOHN RAE IS CHOSEN JUNIOR CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS CRAFTSMAN St. James’ Plans Crowd Expected Floor Covering TO LEAD ST. JOHN’S P.-T.A. HOLD TEA AND BABY SHOWER Linoleum, Carpet, and Tile . t i l E. 6th At(. 8P. 6888 Instruction Class ,(St. John’* Parish) various committees for the annual At Parish Event A renewal of old acquaintances house Wednesday evening, April At a meeting of the P.-T. A. of fashion show to be given on May and a joyous homecoming were 2, at 7:46. Very important plans St. John’s parish on Monday, 14. Those who will serve Include: shared as many former Junior will be discussed at this meeting, Initltatloni and tndmtr; (St. Jamei’ Pariah) March 24, the following new offi­ Ticket chairman, Mrs. William P. (St. Vincent da Paul’i Periih) Catholic Daughters of America met when troop counselors and repre­ Caiten for Everr Purpota A convert class has been an­ cers were elected: Mrs. John 0. Horan; acting committee, Mmes. at the annual St. Joseph’s tea and sentatives will make plans for the nounced by the pastor, the Rev. Rae, president; Mrs. D. J. Reinert, Roy Atkinson, George E. Brennan, A large attendance is expected HotplUI—Horet at the “ Boost the Parish’’ paYty to baby shower, held at the Catherine spring ball, which is an annual af­ Art MtUI Radiator CoTtrt William V. Powers, to begin Tues­ vice president: Mrs. W. J. Ducey, William E. Barrett, Myron Bab­ Mullen Memorial nurses’ home fair. day evening, April 1, at 8 o’clock secretary; Mrs. J. J. Reilly, treas­ cock, Walter Biller, Robert Dick, be held in the parish hall Friday evening, March 28. In addition Sunday afternoon, March 23. * Program Unit to Meet in the rectory. Any parishioners urer, and Mrs. J. E. McMullen, his­ J. T. Doyle, Gil Graber, George Armstrong to the card games scheduled, the Among the former members pres­ who know of non-Catnolics inter­ torian. These officers will not take Greer, Frank Jennings, Clem Kohl, ent were Sister Alice Marie, the The program committee will Caster Co. radio will be awarded by the Altar meet at the Catholic Daughters ested in receiving a course of in­ office until the start of the new Fred Koch, 0. S. Levin, Samuel J. former Miss Ann SChwieder; Miss KE. 4CS1 and Rosary society. The commit­ clubhouse Monday evening, March C25 14th 8U, D«BTcr struction in Catholic doctrine are school year in September. Lewis, C. B. McCormick, M. J. Marjorie Schwieder, Mrs. Frank asked to notify Father Powers be­ Two new members, Mrs. E. L. McComick, Louis Murphy, George tee in char^ of the party is under 31, at 7 :30. Each of the chairmen i the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Andersen, the former Miss Mar­ fore Tuesday, The instructions will Brown and Mrs. R. A. Isbell, were Mallett, Walter Miller, John Mur- jorie Smith; Mi;s. Harry Grout, the is asked to turn in money from be given each Tuesday evening at welcomed at the meeting. Pupils of taugh, William J. McGettigan, George H. Evans, and consists of patrons for the program. The Dr. and Mrs. Cyrus Partington, Mr. former Miss Ramona Rollo, and the .same time. the third grade were awarded the Earl Pedley, Roy Park, J. F. Prin- Miss Violet Massey. committee is composed of the fol­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gappae left attendance prize. zing, Louis Palaze, George Rienks, and Mrs. Chester Burke, Mr. and lowing: Mrs. Harvey J. Smith, Appreciation is extended to early this week to attend the fu­ Mrs. Felix Pogliano, Mr. and Mrs. chairman; Mrs. Earl Bach, vice 145 Attend Dinner Ra^h Smith, Hugh Stewart, M. 0. Mrs. Adeline Gerardi, state regent PEP-GRO neral of Walter Gappae, who died Sievers, J. T. Tierney, Grant Wim- George Koelbert, and Mr. and Mrs. chairman: Marguerite Bisbing and Final reports on the turkey of Trinidad, and Miss Ann Flem­ Friday, March 21, in Milwaukee. bush, and P. L. Wigginton, and Thomas Smith. Dorothy Ross, counselors: Miss luncheon tendered the Altar and ming,. district deputy of Colorado Troop ^5 will meet Friday, Misses Frances Peavey and Ann The Altar and Rosary society Blanch Egan, Mrs. A1 G. Worley, CERTIFIED CHEMICAL Rosary society and the women of Springs, both of whom contrib­ March 28, at 7 :30 in the Mont­ Redmond. will meet Friday, April 4, in the and Mrs. Martin Bonnarens; sen­ FERTILIZER the parish by the Rev. John P. uted generously to the shower al­ clair school auditorium. The next meeting o f the Altar parish hall at 2 p. m. A good at­ ior Catholic Daughters and junior Moran, pastor,'and the assistants society will be held Friday, April tendance is expected, as the nomi­ though unable to attend. mothers, Mrs. J. A. Greenwald, showed that 145 women were Miss Dorothy Ross, counselor of Emerald Green Lawns 18, at the home of Mrs. William nating committee will be ap­ Mrs. J. Reed, Mrs. John Bowdem, served. The’ Most Rev. Urban J. troop 9, directed the entire enter­ Barrett, 1145 Race street. Host­ pointed. Mrs. J. L. Demascio, Mrs. J. B. Header Turfs Mrs. J . G. Barry to Be Vehr, guest of honor, delivered an tainment program. Miss Ross esses will include Mmes. W. A. Thursday evening, April 3, •will Toll, and Mrs. J. B. Stock. inspirational talk m the value of was also the accompanist for JFhen Serviced and Treated Porter, Louis Murphy, L. D. Chap­ be “ Ladies’ night’’ for the Pinochle Hostess to Seton Guild women’s societies in the parish. various selections. . Buiiaets Rally Slated man, and E. J. Egloff, with sub­ club. by Lawn Divieion Mrs. John Akolt announced the Troop No. 1 will hold a business scription hostesses being Mrs. H. St. Francis’ circle met with Mrs. Tea goetts indaded the following: Frank Muto, 834 S. Columbine Mmes. John Callsgan. Peter Bsmmer. meeting at the clubhouse Thursday Mrs. J. C. Barry will be hostess J. Ballard and Mrs. M. J. Bren­ David Reed. E. L. Harmon, O. V. Simpson. evening, April 3, at 7:30. nan. street, March 26. Guests were John Bowdern, Alice O'Connor, J. ^Greatest of Hay and to the Seton guild at the Meadow Doran's Coffee A large attendance is expected Soil Conservation Gold creamery at 1847 Blake New members recently wel­ Mmes. Harrison Burke, LeBlanc, Klamann. W. J. Stapleton. Frank and AntonelH. Honors were won Marchl. Dominie Figllno, Hedwig Kuntz. at the business meeting of troop Pasture Crops street Thursday, April 3. The comed into the society are Mrs. J. Otto Dillenger. V. B. Larkin. George Offers Prizes by Mmes. Muto and Burke. The No. 8 to be held Saturday, March h e base o f hsrdv hith-slttnMls. And Chemical Co. regular 'business meeting will be T. Culliton, Miss Nellie Lennon, Mulqdten, Fred Inerie, Andrew Geeck, cleao, live AlfalTi seed is Mrs. K. Oakley, Mrs. Homer H. next meeting will be on April 16 Emmie Lowery, L. West, A .‘ A. May, 29, at the clubhouse at 11:15 a.m. Tknown as called at 12:30, after which lunch­ F. H. Kemme. Pete Ross. A. J. Ross, Girls will report on honor tests. 4753 Washington eon will be served. The afternoon For Best Letter Owen, and Mrs. William B. Swi- with Mrs. Bernard Shay, 617 S. Vine street. Anthony Lombard, Joseph Cassidy, Henry GOLD SEAL [ will be spent in playing cards. All Two coffee percolators and a $5 gert. Hoffman, C. Frear, B. C. Fitzgerald, J. The business meeting of troop KE. 8312 If vou waof resitesnes to winct^ members and their friends are cash award will be given next Club Entertained St. Jude’s circle met with Mrs. R. Plank. F. H. Anderson, J. A. O’KeefTe, No. 9 was held Saturday, Slarcn kill with heavy yield and long Ufd J. A. McDonald March 19. Mrs. George £. McCaddon. Mary Swanson, B. 22; at Holy Ghost hall at 2 p. m. ibis is the leed to plant. I cordially invited. week for the best three letters re­ Mrs. Roy Atkinson entertained Ralta, Joseph Grout. R. W. Moore. ceived by Wednesday noon, April Josephine Koelbert won high Charles J. Byrne. Joseph A. Lewis. M. The afternoon was spent in prep­ pricts and tampUu St. Joseph’s club Wednesday, honors, and Mrs. Sam Horner, low. Booh« B. Georgehoff. R. Fischer, and C. aration for the honor tests and Prtf Alfalfa Booklet Seed Catalog 2, on “ Why I Like Doran’s Coffee.’’ March 26, at her home at luncheon Ask for Lady Perkins’ Brand Products Letters will be judged for their The next meeting will be with Mr's. Roach: also rehearsing musical numbers, Leading Loeal OeaUn. and an afternoon of bridge. Charles Minor, 4400 E. Florida Misses Marguerite RIordan. Agnes which were presented at the tea sincerity, brevity, and neatness. Mrs. 0. S. Levin and Mr. and Dowd, Frances Bathen, Margaret Reed. Cat.up ■— Relishes — Sweet Pickles — Chow-Chow Address letters to Home Economics avenue, April 2. Leona £ . Pobs. Wilma Gerspach. Ida on Sunday afternoon. Sandwirh Meats — Mince Meat — Sweet Cider — Jellies Mrs. 0. M. Kellogg and son, Jos­ The Altar Boys’ Mothers’ club Galuppo, Norma Lee Larkin, Mary Cotter W iistni'ii S r c ^ f ” i editor. The Denver Catholic Reg­ eph, have return^ from a two Larkin, Faye Larkin, Catherine Grazier, ister, 938 Bannock street, Denver, will meet Monday night, March months’ trip to Arizona and Cali­ 31, at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Clem Wardene Rogers, Mary Anne Krabacber. Date-Walnut PERKINS-EPENETER PIGKLE BB. Denver users of Doran’s coffee fornia. Mary O'Connor, Avalan Geeck, Lorraine have an additional surprise in Bettinger, 1574 S. Columbine Harmoif, Pbilomena C' de Baca. Lor* The senior Young Ladies’ so­ raine'Marchi, Florence* O’Connor, Ejnma Pud(ding store for them. Your telephone street. dality met Wednesday evening at At the court of honor held March Lombard, Dorothy Ross, Betty Lombard. may ring any day and the Dollar the home of Miss Marion Com­ Helen Dillinger, Mary Alice O'Connor. (Use nuts often— they’re nutri- 17, the following scouts from Theresa ’ Bailey. Dorothy Byrne. Mary tioue) man will give you a free silver dol­ stock for a business and social lar for an empty Doran carton. troop No. 140 were advanced: Hummel, Agnes Kenlery. Carmel Joe 1 egg hour. They will receive corporate Henry Dwyer, second class; Ar­ B^eventl. Jeanne Richards. Patricia The FLOUR Listen to KLZ every Saturday, 8 to Harmon. Patricia Lucy, Rose Marie Lucy, % cup molasses | r o i ^ Communion Sunday, April 6, at thur Ecker, first class, and William 8:15 a.m. the 8:30 Mass. Teggy McGovern. Jennie Ross. Elisabeth 1 teaspoon baking soda THAT BLOOMS With the growing popularity of McDonald, first class. All. the Mary Ross. Katherine McDonald. Ann M cup water The junior sodalists will receive scouts of troop 140 have been prac­ M v ^ b e r , Marguerite Bisbing, Martha IN YOUR OVEN coffee, by far the most popular Communion together Sunday, Soran, Geraldine Neville, Mary Keniery, m cups flour beverage in America today, there ticing for their parts in the forth­ and Ida' Mae Stapleton. M teaspoon salt x S c s s t ^ March 30, at the 8:30 Mass. The coming scout circus, to be held in is a constant search for better group will also maintain an hour Council Meeting M teaspoon cinnamon quality. the City auditorium March 31 and hi teaspoon clove Fort Morgan Mills of adoration from 4 to 5 p. m. on April 1, Scheduled W. J. Doran, maker of Doran’s the first Friday. % teaspoon nutmeg FORT MORGAN, COLORADO A council meeting will be held % cup ch6pped pitted dates famous Perk-Up Coffee, originally The members of St. Rosa’s club Satisfying ^ made this nine-coffee blend exclu­ of the Blessed Sacrament Friday, at the Catholic Daughters club­ '4 cup chopped walnut meats were entertained Monday at Mrs. April 4. The women of the Altar sively for the leading Colorado res E. J. Egloff’s home, and prizes 2 tablespoons melted fat or salad taurants. The demand for the bev society and of the P.-T. A. will Swiss Secular Journal oil were received by Mrs. John Shea observe their vigils at designated Meailofvs Washer erage became so great, however, and Mrs. J. P. McKee. Beat egg; add molasses. Dissolve times. , . Praises Late Catholic baking soda in water; add. Sift Lifetime mechanism (which eliminates service that it now may be obtained at any Anne O’Brien, young daughter Mrs. Clyde Arnold Is in Mercy together Ihi cups flour, salt and problems). The world’s safest wringer, and grocery store. This rich heavy of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. O’Brien, is blend of coffee is tested each day hospital, where .she recently under­ Geneva.— On the first anniver­ spices ; add. Dredge dates and nut many other features. home from the hospital after an went an operation. Her condition against every important cofee on appendectomy and is recovering sary of the death of Joseph Motta, meats with remaining flour; fold is reported as improving. o 3. m s f D the market and is always uniform nicely. Swiss Catholic leader, the secular in. Add fat or salad oil. Fill PASSED PRICES $39.95 to $99.95 in quality. If you have not tasted Mrs. Agnes Rogers is home after newspaper, Journal d» Geneve, greased pudding mold % full; The Tabernacle society will a brief illness at Mercy hospital. Perk-Up Cofee, you have a real meet Friday, April 4, at the home paid high tribute to his notable cover tightly. Steam 1V4 hours. fONC/mKlf Alfred O’Meara is ill in St. Jos­ Big Trade-in Allowances treat in store for you. of Mrs. John Akolt, 3330 E. Sev­ career and referred to him as “a Serve with hot foamy sauce or It is best to buy no more than eph’s hospital. spiritual guide to the nation.” hard sauce. Serves four to six. Service and parts far all makes washers enth avenue. An entertaining pro a week’s supply of coffee at one gram has been arranged. Sister time. There are many variations Mary Janet of Cathedral high SP. 3798 in methods of brewing coffee, but school will address the society. 376 S. Broadwaj the first requisite is the freshness Mrs. Etienne Perenyi, acedmpa- RAY JGNE8 of the product used. Coffee is nied bjoHiss Josephine Courtney, ground fresh every day at Doran’s will sing selections from Carmen. $ E A F B 0 D „ in the latest “ Thermalo’’ roaster. There' will also be the awarding of C,\W It is triple packed in oil paper, blue the beautiful diamond ring that carton, and cellophane, and is de­ was donated to the society by Mrs. - too4» livered daily. Glass, porcelain, or M. J. O’Adlon. enamel are preferable for making Mrs. Akolt will entertain her Listen, to the Dime Man Daily 11:30 a. m. on KFEL coffee as these do not affect the committee for the fashion show at flavor. A well-washed and scalded SLIGHTLT nSHT a tea in her hoaje Thursday, April Meet Me at JUMBO CRABS.. pot and a fresh supoly of Doran’s 3, at 2 o’clock. Plans for the "In u fin e him asking me if I like cod­ fish balls I He knows I never went to AVOCADOS Phone HA. 3 2 6 1 Open ’til Perk-Up Coffee will give you a spring party will be formulated one in my life 1" DEWEY’S CAFE 3 A. 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PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thuraday, March 27, 1941 CATHOLICS URGED TO SELL TR $700,000 Housing Project $6,000 CO-OP STO RE TO BE CHRISTIANITY, REDEEM U. S. Drive Launched by Council SET UP IN BRIGHTON PARISH (Continued From Page One) have of religion. “ Religion must (Continued J'rom Page One) handled through St. Cajetan’s safety, August L. Hanebuth. Next not be thought of as serious, se­ and storage rooms. Counters credit union, and Father Ordinas in the line of march came the uni­ date, gloomy. It is a joyful, happy Speaking before the Denver city dell T. Hedgcock, federal housing and'Showcases now in use in the expects the new store to give fur­ formed men of the fire and police experience. To prove that religion council last Monday night, three administrator. temporary quarters will be suffi­ ther incentive to the people to save In previous community-improve­ departments, more than 160 cadets may be accompanied by joy and representatives of the neighbor­ cient to equip the new store, and their money by investing it in from Lowry field and Fort Logan, happiness, Catholics must not only ment campaigns, the neighborhood recreation facilities will be added hood council of the Little Flower credit union shares. and the postal employes. The be able to recite the corporal and (Bleited Sacrament Parith) council has been instrumental is as funds allow. spiritual works of mercy, but 'The regular meeting of the Al­ community center this week better recreational and educational (Continued From Page One) Co-Operative Separated civilians followed next in the Fr. Ordinal Ii Director parade. put them into actual practice. The tar and Rosary society will take launched a campaign for a $700,- conditions in East Denver. appearance was last Friday night From Credit Union In the Cathedral, crowded to essential Christian idea of fellow­ place on Friday, April 4, at 2 p. 000 housing project in the vicinity Summer Program to Be Planned in the Broadway theater, the finale The guiding genius of the overflowing. Bishop Urban J. ship and service to God must be m. Recitation of the Rosary in the of the center. Plans for an extended summer of the Pro Musica 1940-41 concert Brighton co-operative is the Very The Alamosa consumers’ co­ Vehr celebrated the Communion shown to be, not compulsory, but church will be followed by the An ordinance authorizing the program at the center will be out­ program, left Brazil in January Rev. John Ordinas, C.R., pastor operative was formally separated Mass, assisted by the Rev. Bernard a privilege to enjoy. If Catholic regular business meeting in Mc­ building of a fourth federal hous­ lined this week by the advisory for her annual tour in this coun­ of St. Cajetan’s parish, Denver, from the parish credit union on Cullen, assistant Chancellor, and men had the right idea on things, Donough hall. The Very Rev. ing venture, consisting of 125 to board, made up of leading citizens try. Her initial concert in the U. whose experience in successfully Jan. 1. For some time it had been the Rev. Francis Kappes of the others would not have the wrong Thomas D. Coyne, C.M., rector of 200 living units, was introduced at of the community. Members are S. was made when she was 18 conducting a credit union and the custom of the credit union to Cathedral staff. Bishop Vehr also idea of us. St, Thomas’ seminary, will be the the meeting. Councilman Ross Isadore Apadoca, Albert Breuch, years old,' and the acclaim given co-op store in his parish here has foster co-operative buying of such Earl Bailey, Dennis Roe, and Theo­ well fitted him for directing the items as coal, but now the co-op­ gave the sermon. Present in the “ There must be no experience guest speaker. Laverty asked his colleagues to to her by an exacting and captious dore Kemme. erative will be formally incor­ sanctuary were Bishop Brady and of our fellowmen beyond our un­ Ball Committee to Be Feted consider the suggestions of the audience was instantaneous and infant Brighton organization. He, ■Senior Cageri Cop Title porated and its work greatly ex­ the Rev. Thomas Doran. Two derstanding. We must be loyal Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, gen­ neighborhood group. Spokesmen convincing. This season she ap­ Father Weakland, and J. C. Led by Tommy Chavez, the Lit­ Gutierrez are the incorporators of panded. Eventually Father Mc­ hundred and fifty men failed to to our neighbors, our government, eral chairman of the Easter Mon­ were the Rev. Dr. Edward Morgan, peared in New York city, various gain admission into the Cathedral day ball to be held April 14 in the S.J.; Miss Mayrae Sweet, 24th tle Flower seniors this week copped New England music centers, Kan­ the “ Spanish-American Co-oper­ Carthy hopes that it will be pos­ our army and our navy, and this the championship of the commu­ ative,” as it is called, and the af­ sible to establish a store. and attended a Mass celebrated by loyalty must not be expressed in Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy street school principal, and , Miss sas . City, Detroit, and Grand the Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin hotel, will entertain members of Mary Ellen Dougherty, director of nity center leagpie with an impres­ Rapids, la., before arriving in the fairs and management of the cor­ Recognition of Father McCar­ words alone, but must s^ing from sive 58-33 victop^ over Guldman in S t Paul’s chapel. her committee at a tea on Wednes­ the Little Flower center. Colorado capital. poration are entrusted to them thy’s enthusiastic work for the the heart and mind. The influ­ center. They finished an unde­ and seven other members of the credit unions was given him in day, April 2. Guests have been The Denver housing authority Public Appearance at 7 Bithop Vehr Urgei Loyalty ence that we as Catholics can feated season with an average of Denver this week, when he was invited to call between 3 and 4 has $360,000 for disposition after board of trustees. In his sermon at the Mass, exert is powerful enough to dis­ more than 53 points per ^ame. Guiomar Novaes was bom in elected to the board of directors o’clock. Those who will attend are the cost of three other projects is' According to the articles of in­ Bishop Vehr called upon the men sipate the gloom and darkness that The team’s annual banquet was Sao Paulo and, as a five-year-old of the Colorado Credit Union Mrs. Leonard Littell, co-chairman paid, and the council is being asked corporation, it is the avowed ob­ to evince a deep loyalty to God, enshroud the world tbday. And, held Thursday night, March 27, in child .prodigy, she studied under league. Charles P. Byrne, a mem- of the ball, and Mmes. Milton C. to permit construction of an addi­ ject of the organization to “ as­ to country, and to the home. “ At if that influence is exerted by us, the clubrooms of the center; the the noted Prof. Chiaffarelli. Her jier of Sacred Heart-Loyola par­ Allen, Patrick S. Dolan, Mark J tional building costing that sum sist the members and other in­ this banquet table of the Lord,” we may draw a picture of an girls’ domestic science class acted first public appearance was made ish, Denver, is also a member of he said, "all inequalities of life America that is and always will Felling, Stephen P. Keating, Jr.; The project probably will be con­ when she was 7 and a tour of digent or needy beneficiaries of Alfred H. Rampe, Tracey Spitler, as host. Captain Johnny Martinez the association by purchasing food the board and secretary of the are leveled; we stand before the be the land of the free and the structed near 24th street school or was toastmaster. Those who at­ Brazil was the subsequent reward union. C. L. Carr, Harold F. Collins, C. V. in West Denver, according to Wen- for the youngster. Brazilian gov­ stuffs, clothing, and the other nec­ searching tribunal of God judged, home of the brave.” tended were Eloy Chavez, Tom The basic idea of the consum­ Crouter, Louis Dispense, Giles F ernment officials became inter­ essities of life in wholesale quanti­ not by wealth or station of life, Seated at the speakers’ table, in Chavez Dolphie Martinez, Ross ers’ group, as the Alamosa pastor Foley, 'Thomas E. Greene, Frank Reitz, and T% L. Havlick enter­ ested in the youthful piano marvel ties” and selling these goods at a but by the virtue and goodness of addition to Bishop Brady and Chavez, Louis Chavez, Tom Garcia, describes it, is to form the co-op­ our souls. We are here as reli­ J. Hill, Blair F. Kittleson, Grace tained 26 members of St. Joseph’s and they sent her to Paris. She was substantial saving. Only the poor Bishop Vehr, and called on by the Larson, A. R. Morgan, A, B. Ol­ and Coach Hank Lopez. will be eligible for the service of­ erative of good Catholic families gious-minded men with stable reli­ toastmaster, for short speeches circle on Friday, March 21, at the permitted to study at the Paris sen, Thomas J. Rogers, C. A. Sills, home of Mrs. Campbell. Prizes^ Inter-Center fered by the co-operative, and any and then to determine their col­ gious principles and ideals of con­ were United States District Attor­ conservatory and after several lective needs for essential com­ J. C. Schiefer, C. F. Wibel, Peter years’ study she received the surplus will be turned over to St. duct and a religious concept of the ney Thomas Morrissey, Major Ed­ were won by Mrs. J. J. J oh n son !J ou rn ey Slated modities, such as coal, potatoes, D. Walsh, A. H. Wyers, Leo Con and Mrs. J. R. ReitZ. coveted Premier Prix du Con­ Augustine’s parish for “charitable, life that we must live on earth. ward Martin, chaplain at Lowry Leading exponents of marble beans, chili, and meat. Great nell, Frank J. Guiry, Paul Horan, Mrs. J. F. Fellin and her four servatoire. Her debut as a mature educational, and religious uses.” “ Loyalty to God . . . means a field; William Nelson, grand sh(»ting, kite flying, hopscotch, savings will be possible through S. A. Ricsenman, Walter Scherer, sons of Beyers, mother and broth­ artist occurred when she was but The inspiration for the forma­ recognition of His Divine suprem­ knight of Denver council, K. of and ping-pong will represent the mass purchasing and the various Aaron W. Pleasants, and W. E. ers of Mrs. Anthony J. Bauman, 16 years old, and the lustrous tion of the co-operative came from acy and a definite conviction C.; Governor Ralph Carr, Mayor center in the annual inter-center items will be delivered directly to Tiedman. were guests of the Baumans last career that followed for the South the Spanish-American St. Vincent that God’s laws are inviolable and Benjamin Stapleton, Chief of tournament at Rocky Mountain the members. The profits of sev­ Mrs. W. L. Meagher and daugh­ week. American girl included a recital de Paul society of the Brighton immutable. The old cry of secu­ Police August Hanebuth, Joseph playground and Steele community eral middlemen are thus elimi­ ter, Catherine, are leaving shortly before London’s royalty in parish, organized less than a.year larism . . . was the root of ancient Craven, and John L. Sullivan. Also center. Special tryouts were held nated. for a year’s travel in the East. Circle h Queens Hall and concert appear­ ago by Father Weakland. Now paganism and is the basis of mod­ present at the head table were early in the week at the Little All members of the co-operative em deviation from right principles, Later they will go to Canada. ances in Italy, France, Switzer­ there are more than 50 members Lieutenant Richard P. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tiedman Feted Flower center’s outdoor “ gym.” must be members of the credit and results in moral chaos. land, and Germany. this organization, and all of and Lieutenant John Stillwell are visiting in Terre Haute, Ind. Mrs. W. W. McEwen, Jr., enter­ The Bluebird club’s annual frolic union and have on deposit there “ Loyalty to countrj', or patriot­ them believe ih Catholic Action of O’Connor, both stationed at Lowry Salvatore Amato has been re­ tained members of St. Jude’s cir­ day was held this week at the cen­ One of 14 Children a sum ranging anywhere from ism, is a Christian virtue. We The Brazilian pianist is one of the militant kind. Many of the field. turned to his home from a local cle at her home on Friday, Marrch ter, under the direction of Mrs. 50 cents to $50. Each also has love our country because it em­ Brighton parishioners are mem­ At the breakfast, Major Martin hospital, where he recently under­ 21. Guests of the afternoon were Sara Bailey, Nellie 'Valencia, and 14 children, and her parents, in­ a $10 share in the co-operative, bodies for us all the freedom of tensely interested in their child, bers of St. Cajetan’s credit union in a short speech declared that 150 went an operation. Mrs. G. R. Lindsay and Mrs. G. E. Louise Castro. 'V\'inners in various for which he is paying at the rate Christian ctizenship. We honor did everything to further her and they knew the good that was more cadets from Lowry field and Members of St. Ann’s circle Kress. Prizes were awarded Mrs. events and games were Cleo Gon­ of 25 cents a week. The credit the flag of our country as a sym­ zales, Helen Baca, Virginia An- musical ambitions.- Her husband, being done for their people through Fort Logan would have been pres­ were guests of Mrs. H. J. Von Elma T. O’Leary and Mrs. A. F. St. Cajetan’s co-operative store. union guarantees the accounts of bol of American citizenship. Our ent had not illness prevented their Detten on Tuesday, March 25. Carbone. Hostess for the April kele, Dolores Vigil, Regina Harris, Octavio Pinto,. is an architect of all members in the co-operative, country is not a god . . . a traitor­ note by profession, a pianist and attending the .Communion Mass meeting will be Mrs. W. W. Mont­ Stelle Valverde, Ermelinda Diaz, Grossing $900 Monthly and, if necessary, their shares in Prizes were won by Mmes. Joseph composer by choice. Senor Pinto, ous Christian is a contradiction in and breakfast. On the previous J. Dooling, John Keefe, and W. C. gomery. Pauline Garcia, Ersilla Archuleta, After they had requested a co­ the credit union will be u.sed to temis. . . . who is touring the U. S. with his day, according to him, 260 cadets Thornton. Mrs. H. J. Anderson entertained Lorraine Wertz, Eileen McGinn, operative of their own. Father pay their bill to the co-operative. “ The American home is the wife, is a fine artist in his own had gone to Confession in prepara­ Mrs. Walter Schwed has just members of the Barney Boosters, Frieda Bianco, Lenora Webber, Weakland asked Father Ordinas ‘Milky W ay’ Unique Feature citadel of American citizenship and right, and several of his composi­ tion for the Communion Mass. He returned from Kansas City, Kans., Regis high school Mothers’ club, Doris Jacobson, Maria Trujillo, to carry on the organization work. The unique feature of the new the bulwark of American liberties. tions are respected ih music also mentioned that a previous where she was called on account last week. Dorothy Wyatt, and Leona Mc- Early in February the store was Alamosa organization is what Fa­ Our home is our castle. Its sacred­ circles. The senora usually in­ engagement necessitated the ab­ of the illness and death of her Mrs. Joseph M. Rhin was called Luster, begun and, after less than two ther McCarthy fondly terms %iis ness is inviolable. If every family sence of Col. Early E. W. Duncan, Vying for the state junior-boys’ cludes one or more of these in her months of operation, it is grossing “ milky way.” Now in the process sister. Miss Helen O’Dell. Miss to Pittsburgh, Pa., because of the programs. hearth were an embodiment of commanding officer at Lowry O’Dell was well known in Denver. championship next week are the almost $900 per month. of formation, the scheme will put illness of her mother. “ My husband’s ‘Children’s true Christian living, outside field, from the city on the day of Twenty-six members of the Lit­ St. Rita’s circle met March 25 Little Flower Giants, a 100-pound milk into the homes of Alamosa’s malign influences would find it Suite’ was selected for a contest Since the Spanish-American co­ the affair. tle Flower circle held their regular at the Blue Parrot tearoom. Mem­ combine coached by John Martinez, poor at half its ordinary co.st. As difficult to strain and tear the in Chicago,” beamed Senora operative is ’a non-profit corpora­ The committee in charge of meeting at the Blue Parrot tea­ bers were guests of Mrs. Joseph who has steered them through a tion, no shares are being sold. But a working fund Father McCarthy woof of true Christian citizen­ victorious season. The star of the Novaes. “ His inspiration for this is securing $10 each from 100 arrangements for the annual Den­ room March 21. Hostesses for the Breen. Prizes were won by Mmes. suite was the children at play on members who make a $5 deposit ship.” luncheon were Mmes. John F. team is Bel Martinez, top scorer families having children. A con­ At the conclusion of the Mass, ver Knights of Columbus Com­ C. J. Burley and G. D. Chouinard. the lawn.” will be allowed a two-per-cent dis­ Healey, Jr.; T. F. Peake, and Brad­ in the parochial grade school tract will be made with Alamosa's. the men again formed ranks and munion Mass and breakfast in­ Plans were completed for the eve­ Anna Maria, 16, attends a count on all purchases. The finan­ ley Lane. The bridge prize was league. leading milk producer for a defi­ marched from the Cathedral, down cluded William J. Jennings, ning card party on May 22 which French school in Sao Paulo that is cial arrangements a r e being won by Mrs. George Dunn. Directed by Mary Quackenbush nite amount of milk, starting at 50 Colfax avenue, to Lincoln street Thomas C. Griffin, and Frank M. the circle is giving. Mrs. Emma conducted by nuns of the St. Au­ Grannell. Mmes. J. J. Caiiipbell, J. R. L. Toby was a guest. and Adelaide Semmelmann, stu­ gallons. He will be paid three and the Shirley-Savoy hotel. The dents at Loretto Heights college, gustine order. Luiz Octavio, 12, is cents more per gallon than the men in uniform were the guests Mrs. J. C. Schaefer entertained a student of the Jesuit school in Third Colored members of St. Anthony’s circle the center’s “ Happy - go - Lucky” prevailing price and a one-cent-per of Bishop Vehr at the breakfast. group, made up of young girls, Sao Paulo, the school his father gallon bonus for having the best Fate of Other Nation! RADIO PROGRAM TO OPEN at her home on Thursday, March attended. 20. The bridge prize was won by held an outing this week. and cleanest milk according to “ Perhaps, we cannot hope to Already Anna Maria has at­ Family of Ten city tests. Mrs. J. R. Hamilton. tracted attention with her singing escape the IFate of other nations,” Elimination of distribution costs K. OF C. FOUNDERS’ WEEK Mrs. Thomas J. Morrissey, gen-: for she possesses a soprano voice declared Bishop Brady at the Catholic Literature is Father McCarthy’s aim. The breakfast. “ Too many of us are eral chairman of the Easter Mon­ of unusual tonal range and full­ To Be Baptized day ball, held a special meeting milk will be bottled and de­ engulfed in the way of thinking (Continued From Page One) The many apparent changes that ness. She surprised officials of the of her executive committee at her Popular at Army Camp livered by the producer,' not to and living that is at the base of Columbia network a year ago with (Continued From Page One) Sullivan are Bernard B. Carraher, have taken place in the K. of C., home on Thursday, March 27. The the individual purchasers, but to the rottenness in the world today. her beautiful voice. A precocious will receive Confirmation on May secretary; Joseph A. Craven, Dr. the increase in i’.s prestige and the Very Rev. Harold 'V. Campbell Cheyenne, Wyo. — Declaring “ block chairmen,” who in turn While mourning the fall of other M. D. Currigan, Dr. Edward Dele- child, she amazed artists when she 16. was a guest. that'“ the boys go after it like chil­ will deliver it to the homes. These nations, we should look to our own hanty, Patrick S. Dolan, Frank J. expansion of its interests, have not was 9 years old by exhibiting a dren for free ice cream,” Private Although summer is more than chairmen are the key men in the conditions: we must seek preven­ Gartiand, R. Paul Horan, Harold at all minimized the importance of rare ability at the piano. two months away, it is near enough Junior Newmanites Gregory Cashin of Proctor, a plan, the enthusiasts who make tives to escape their fate. A. Kiley, Dr. W. D. McCarthy, its four motivating principals— “ Anna .Maria was in the U. S. to have Father Versavel turning charity, unity, fraternity, patriot­ volunteer stationed at Fort Fran­ the “ milky way” practicable. “ The deep Catholic spirit and William F. McGlone, John J. Mor­ Make Retreat with her father and myself when his thoughts to the vacation school Each family agrees to purchase ism—that were recognized when cis E. Warren near this city, de­ sentiment demonstrated by the rissey, William J. Nelson, William Twenty-seven members of the she was a year old,” began the that now looms large in importance the milk according to its needs at the late' Father McGivney and the scribed in a letter to the Rev. Mar­ Catholic men of Denver today T. Roche, John F. Toner, and An­ Junior Newman club made the re­ senora in telling of an amusing in­ in the parish. Last year 45 Negro five cents a quart. Each will pay lay founders instigated the order tin Larkin of the Duluth diocese must go out in great waves of thony Zarlengo. treat at St. Francis ,de Sales’ cident the sister had with the girl boys and girls, non-Catholic as the co-operative its bill once or 59 years ago. the popularity of all kinds of Cath­ in school. “ One day the sister energy to carry Christian ideas to The Founders’ week program church. Thanks are owed to the well as Catholic, were enrolled. twice a month. And, because the The Fourth Degree, highest level olic reading material in the' camp. asked for oral recitations. Anna others. We possess something im­ will be part of the international ob­ parents'and others who co-opera­ “ We hope to have a large group of milk is costing only half its ordi­ of the order, generally is referred Private Cashin is a former adult Maria,, eight years old at the time, portant: we possess the truth and servance in honor of the Rev. Mi­ ted in making the retreat a success children in attendance this sum­ nary price, all of them agree to to as the “ patriotic branch” of the study club leader in Duluth. He described the U. S., and did so a faith that can tran^orm lives chael Joseph McGivney and the by transporting the boys and girls mer,” the priest said. “ If the Lord give precedence to this account organization. Among the objectives declared that old or new Catholic with such detail and word-color and ways of thinking. That trans­ small group of laymen who estab­ to and from St. Francis’ churcl. is willing, a fuller program will be when settling their bills. of the Fourth Degree Knights are literature of every type would be that the surprised sister ex­ formation is necessary if America lished the order. The story of the Mrs. Giles F. Foley, Mrs. Thomas provided for them.” Even at this The co-operative will lend the welcome at the camp. claimed, ‘ Why, child, I did not is to escape disaster. To secure founding dates back to Jan. 16,1882, Currigan, Mrs. Vincent B. Pres­ early date, Negro parents are in­ producer the funds necessary to know you once lived in the U. S.!’ it, you must sell Christianity to when Father McGivney, curate of ton, Mrs. A. Hagerty, Dr. H. J. quiring about the vacation classes. purchase extra equipment as he ‘I never did,’ was the reply, ‘but your neighbors. You must carry St. Mary’s church. New Haven, Von Detten, and Herbert Osant- Mexico 'RoYolutionary Father Versavel, a native of Bel­ needs it, and he will receive cash on the business of Christian sales­ owski provided cars. The next I visited ‘ hat country when I was every month for every gallon of Conn., first turned his thoughts to a year old.’ Of course she heard gium, came to Denver only three manship every single day of your the need of a Catholic men’s or­ meeting of the club will be held on Bloc’ Condemns Reds years ago. The small, beloved fig­ milk delivered. Father McCarthy lives. Christianity muk be sold Thursday evening, April 3, at her father and mother talk so expects to have a waiting list from ganization dedicated to charity and much of your country, but she did ure can be seen, daily making his to the world, and the Catholic patriotism and combining solid fra­ 7:30 in Blessed Sacrament school. the beginning and he believes that not consider telling the sister as way about the parish. His body laity, under their Hierarchy and ternal benefits with selected mem­ No meeting will be held in Holy Mexico City.— The “ revolution­ the organization will grow fast much. I suppose all mothers have follows the desire of his will, and priests, are the salesmen. They bership. Nine men of the parish Week. A report on the retreat ary bloc” of senators ■ haS con­ enough to be able to contract for pet stories to tell about their chil­ his will in these evening years of must sell their faith to their neigh­ were invited in to talk it over with will be given in the next issue of demned the Mexican Communist the entire output of the producer. dren. That is one of mine.” his life is to be as efficacious as bors, to the world.” him. On March 29, 1882, the the Register. party as “ an enemy of the Avila The original fund will be kept Manoel da Cruz Novaes, the possible in the cause of the Church. Selling Christianity calls into Knights of Columbus were granted Cub Pack 23 Meets Camacho government” and as “ an to provide for unforeseen contin­ senora’s father, was Portuguese The missionary zeal was strong in play several of the fundamental their charter; that date observed as 1 The monthly meeting of pack agitating agent within the Mexican gencies and to provide a working and Indian, and her mother was him during his stay in South principles of salesmanship, which the organization’s official birth­ 23 of the Cub Scouts of America republic.” The revolutionary bloc fund in case the distribution cost Portuguese, with some Dutch an­ America, and the opportunity that are enunciated in concrete, fa­ reaffirmed its support of labor or­ should be ipore than the estimated day. ' was held in the school auditorium cestry. The senor loved poetry, has presented itself among the Ne­ miliar slogans. The first of these ganization for the betterment of one cent per quart. If this plan The K. of C. boast more than : Thursday night, March 27. Par- while the mother was a singer and gro population of Denver has re­ slogans is “ Do not sell the sizzle 420,000 members in 2,500 local workers, but declared “ unneces­ succeeds as it is expected, the Ala­ i ents, relatives, and friends turned pianist of note. A great-grand­ kindled this spark into a consuming but the steak.” “ We do not sell out in large numbers. The cubs’ sary the false and subversive flame. mosa pastor has another variation councils, and are represented in ] father, the visiting arti.st said, at­ the secondary, unimportant things every state, Alaska, the Philippine • scrapbooks were on display. The speeches of evil leaders who urge worked out. According to this tended at the court of San Pietro of Catholicism, but the essential. islands, every Canadian province,! dance routine for the scout cir­ the workers to execute illegal and system, a family with no children when Brazil was a monarchy. Wife of Former Chilean We must carry to others the Cath­ Cuba, Puerto Rico, Panama, Mex-1 cus was displayed by the boys. anti-patriotic acts. . . .” would pay seven and a half cents olic ideas of loyalty to God, the ico, and Newfoundland. ' All cubs should attend dress re- “ Without discussing the strug­ Husband’s Cousin Is Bishop Envoy to U. S. Dies per quart; a family with one child, Inasmuch as Brazil is about 99 sanctity of the home, and the lit Colorado Council in 1900 ; ; hearsal Sunday afternoon, March gle of the cla.sses or avoiding it,” s^ven cents, and so on, with the per cent Catholic, it is not surpris­ patriotism owed to country and The first Colorado council was ; 30. The cub act will be rehearsed the condemnation said, “ it is the price dropping a half cent for each ing to find that the.pianist and her Santiago, Chile. — Senora Her- flag. These essentials must be instituted in Denver on Nov. 18. at 1: the regular circus acts at obligation of a good government child. Thus a family with ten family are ardent Catholics. Her minia Arrate Davila, wife of Car­ sold by example, not by words.” 1900. Other councils in the state 2:30. to keep this inevitable struggle children would pay only two and smile is proud when she informs los Davila, former Chilean am­ “ Say it with flowers” is the re in Pueblo, Colorado Spring.^ within bounds, in an evolutionary a half cents and one with fifteen Fr. Michael J. McGivney Court of Honor Planned you that Bishop don Gastao Pinto, bassador to the United States and second slogan that may he applied Leadville, Grand Junction, Trini­ The Park Hill district board of and pacific manner as President former President of Chile, died would get all the milk needed for to Christian .salesmanship. “ We dad, La Junta, Boulder, Montrose, Avila Camacho is doing.” one of her native country’s fore­ nothing. Each family participat­ promoting interest in Catholic his­ review will be held on April 9 at most Bishops, is a cou.sin of her here after a long illness. She was say Catholicism with flowers by Fort Collins, Florence, Salida. tory, preserving Catholic land­ Smiley junior high school at 7 :30 brought here a few months ago in ing in the plan, however, would be manifesting the Christian virtues husband. Bishop Pinto was conse- required to save one cent for each Longmont, Durango, Sterling, Ala­ marks, giving emphasis to deeds, p. m. The court of honor for the Note(i Editor ' 10 as '' " ' ■ ■ “■ a United States bomber, which in our daily lives so that our fel­ mosa, Stratton, Walsenburg, Gree­ crated as Coadjutor of the Dio­ bottle purchased and invest it in sacrifices, and efforts for faith and district will be on Monday, April cese of Sao Carlos do Pinhal in made the flight on special orders lowmen may find us more loyal, ley, Gunnison, Glenwood Springs, country, participating in patriotic 14, at 7:45 p. m. Troop 10, with Dies in Tucson from President Roosevelt. credit union share.s. true, sincere, and faithful. We Canon City, San Luis, Antonito, 1934 and succeeded to the throne celebrations, cherishing and per­ Wesley McKay,.-scoutmaster, will in 1937. demonstrate the truth and beauty Del Norte, Fort Morgan, and petuating the names of Catholic be host. Scouts of-troop 145 have of Catholicism, not by futile words Crested Butte. The Brazilian government, re­ discoverers and those who have been practicing the various acts alizing the tremendous and valu­ A t Dedication of New Center 5f or arguments, but by showing how gained distinction in literature, for the circus. The Pioneers met the practice of these virtues able work Senora Novaes could do sisi's parish in Rochester, N. Y., are pictured (left to right) the Rt. Boiling Water Cooled art, and the sciences; becoming on Wednesday afternoon, March for the culture of the country, Rev. Monsignor Edward J. Flanagan of Boys Town, Nebr.; Andrew makes us better citizens, husbands, versed in the teaching and history 26, and completed the lean-to friends.” made her the head of a movement Spennachio, one of the parish youngsters who will benefit by the new To Baptize Dying Baby of the Church, the U. S., and the They rehearsed their parts in the whereby musical betterment is to structure, and the Most Rev. James E. Kearney, Bishop of Rochester. Christian salesmanship is pri- life of Columbus, and leading by scene. .Tumbling and wall-scaling piarily concerned with getting be spread to all parts of Brazil. The new recreation center, valued at $23,000, was erected entirely by example rather than by precept in exercises are held every day and donated labor, reducing the cost by about one-half. The Rev. Joseph others to do things, not merely Hong Kong, China. — T w o She has traveled about the coun­ matters of religion and patriotism. will continue until the day of the A, Cirrincione is pastor of St. Francis’.— (Photo Features.) that they may be indoctrinated, in­ Marynoll Sisters were obliged to try extensively in behalf of this In the past two years, as part of circus. Some scouts and cubs are program, and is planning future spired, or enthused. The lives cool boiling water from a thermos their Armistice day program, local doing an excellent job of selling of Catholic men and women must bottle in order to baptize a dying musical events that will oring to councils have distributed more tickets. The regional executive her native land the outstanding reach out to influence others to baby on a busy crowded street in than five million peace prayer training conference, which will be liva and think as they do. one of the poorest parts of the artists of the world. Her current cards and arranged for public held in the Cosmopolitan hotel on stay in the U. S. is as an ambas­ “ In the slogan, ‘Don’t write, Chinese section of the city. The prayers for peace, such as a Mass, April 14, is important to all en­ telegraph,’ may be found another sisters, one of them a physician, sador of good will and the soft- Holy Hours, or similar services. gaged in scouting or cubbing. It spoken voice and piano playing ol principle of Christian salesman­ were on their way to their daily The K. of C. entered the field of offers an opportunity to get ship. It signifies the unity that duties at a government clinic for the woman are doing a great deaj. boy guidance work in 1922, the in­ broad prospectus of the whole to have the public in this country must exist between men and God Chinese. They had seen the infant vitation being extended by the scouting program. Every one in and among men themselves. It the day before but had no water give some friendly thought to her Hierarchy of the U. S. Subse­ terested is invited to attend either Brazil. exemplifies the direct communica­ with which to perform a Baptism. quently, the Boy Life bureau or­ *^he day or the evening sessions. tion with God that is necessary, This time they ventured to ask ganized the Columbian Squires, Persons are asked to invite their the union with Him in Communion, the nearest shopkeeper for some open to boys 14 to 18 years old. friends to attend the banquet. Helen Louise Wienecke’s and the communication with others water. All that he had available This pro^am, including 15,000 The first session of the course will Engagement Announced outside the Church, Catholic men was a thermos of hot water. boys, 18 divided into spiritual, so­ be held on Tuesday evening, April Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. ihould be well enough informed cial, physical, civic, and cultural- 15. Scoutmasters and committee­ that they may communicate the Wienecke have announced the en­ Chinese Mother Moved educational activities. The first men should take the class in the gagement of their daughter, Helen truth and beauty they possess to circle in Colorado was sponsored elements of scout leadership. If others. Words are not enough. By Faith of Dying Son Louise Wienecke, to John Joseph in 1938 by the Fort Collins coun­ there is a demand for a cub lead­ Torpey, Jr. Miss Wienecke, a Many people are interested in cil. ers’ training course it will be graduate of Cathedral high school, words rather than ideas; their Peking.— (Lumen) — Liu Hsi- Rio Grande council in Del Norte given. knowledge is superficial and lack ming, a student at Fu Jen Catho­ attended Mundelein college for will be the host to the state con­ C.Y.O. Slates Business Rally For a third of a century one of women in Chicago, where she took ing in understanding. Catholics lic university here, wished to em­ vention May 25 and 26. State Andrew Kelleher, C.Y.O. presi­ the most colorful figures in Ameri­ an active part in all dramatic pro­ must know the answer; they must brace Catholicism. He was faced, Deputy William J. Carter and dis­ dent, announces that the regular can journalism,.Frank Wesley Car- ductions and was a member of the have sufficient knowledge to sell though, with strong parental ob­ trict and local officials and com­ meeting of the club on Monday son (above) died at the age of 60 Laetare Players. the truths of Catholicism to others jections, When he became ill, how­ mittees are preparing an inspiring evening, March 31, will be pre­ in TUcson, where he had gone for Mr. Torpey, also an alumnus of when the opportunity presents it­ ever, and realized that death was program. Recreational and educa­ ceded by a business session at 7 self.” his health following his retirement Cathedral high school, will be imminent, he asked to be baptized. tional entertainment w ll be in­ p. m., at which plans will be made in October. Mr. Carson, who Religion Is Joyous graduated from the Colorado The Chinese mother was so moved cluded at the convention. Further for an after-Easter outing. At the served as editor of several of the school of mines in Golden this “ Service with a smile” is a by her son’s example of faith that plans of the state gathering will last meeting, archery, table ten­ slogan that may be utilized to country's largest newspapers, was spring. she readily consented to a Catholic be announced in later editions of nis, and a tumbling act were the buried in South Norwalk, Conn., correct the wrong idea many people buriaL The couple plan to be married the Register, entertainment highlights. his former home. the latter part ol May.

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Thursday, March 27, 1941 Office, 938 Bannock Street; THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 1205 PAGE ELEVEN

Public Schools Came to God llie Junior Nfcwman clubs of the diocese, under the direction of the Very Rev. Joseph P. Thomas' seminary, conducted the conferences, and the Rev, Gregpry Smith, pastor o f SL dents of the "'‘f" junior «»>« and senior300 high.m- O’Heron and the Rev, Hubert Newell. So outstanding was the success of the two days of Francis de Sales’ parish, was host to the retreatants at the church and school. PriMt* scii^ ls parUcIpated in the first spiritual retreat sponsored exclusively for public school recollection that the directors have already incorporated the activity as a permanent feature standing in the center of the picture, front row, are, from left ^o right. Fathers Smith, * ' .... . - students. The event, which attracted representations from 22 parisnes, was promoted by in the Junior Newman club program. The Rev, Dr. Joseph Lilly, C.M., professor at St. Lilly, O’Heron, and Newell.

»NSFRA^TE STATEMENfTS Archduke Recovering in Missionary Will Publish Denver Girl Garbed Pope Pius XII Cables Conferences Planned Cheyenne From Illness Eskimo-French Lexicon As Nun in St. Ixiuis Blessing to Archdiocese Montreal.—The Rev. Lionel Du- The following comptnien repretented The following companies represented Archduke Otto von Hapsburg, charme, O.M.I., missionary at Miss Helen Bianco of Denver New Orleans.—In reply to felici­ by Chesterfield inlet for the past 18 wa.s one of 20 postulants who re­ REED i CO. JOSEPH J. CELLA For High School Qrads 28-year-old pretender to the Aus­ years, is in Montreal arranging tations sent by the New Orleaife tro-Hungarian throne, is recover­ for the publication of an Eskimo- ceived the garb of the Sisters of archdiocese to Pope Pius XII G. & Er Bldf. 1120 Security Bldg. Denver ing from an attack of influenza French and French-Eskimo dic­ St, Joseph of Carondelet at exer­ the second anniversary of his coro­ (Regis College) McCabe-Magor players, Return of STATE OF COLORADO he suffered in Cheyenne, Wyo., tionary, which he has completed as cises held at the nuns’ mother- nation, a cablegram- has been re­ STATE OF COLORADO Regis college will sponsor a Sherlock Holmes; Zarlengo, Inc., while in that city on a lecture tour. an aid to the missionaries. He also Insurance Department Insurance Department house in St. Louis. She' will be ceived by Archbishop Joseph F. Synopsis of Statement for 1940 as ren­ Synopsis of Statement for 1940 as ren­ series of pre-college guidance con­ What’s in a Name? frosh boarders. He plans to fulfill his speaking en­ is having stories of the Bible in Rummel from the Pontiff confer­ dered to the C'Ommissiontr of Insurance. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance, ferences for the seniors of Cath­ Copy; frosh day students. Night in gagements in Denver as soon as native characters printed to assist known in religion as Sister Vin­ ring his Apostolic benediction on The Concordia Fire Insurance Company of "iremen’s insurance Company of Newark, olic high schools o f the city April an Inn; Boggio-Paulson, Mange Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wis. New Jersey, Newark, N. J. he has sufficiently recovered. the teaching of catechism. cent Ferrer. the archdiocese. Assets ...... $4,753,345.90 Assets ...... $34,530,908.52 1 to 4, inclusive. This will be the Madness; Coffee club. Afraid of the Liabilities ...... 2,045.360.49Liabilities ...... 17,879.926.23 third year that Regis has offered Dark and Strolling Along, CapiUl ______1.000,000.00CapiUl ____ 9.397,690.00 this service to the seniors of the S u rp lu s...... 1.707,985.41 'Odyitey of Francis Xavier’ Surplus ...... 7,258,287.29 Catholic high schools of Denver. Charles Albright, Joe Gonzales, (Copy of Certificate of Authority) The purpose of these confer­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) and Frank Morriss appeared in STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO ences is to help students choose last week’s production. The Odys­ CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY their work in college, or, in some Office of Commissioner of Insuranco I Office of Commiaaloner of Insurance sey of Francis Xavier, in the cur­ cases, to advise them whether or I. Luke J. Kavanauffh, Commissioner of I. Luke J. Kavanaugh. Commissioner of rent “ Soldiers and Saints’’ series, Insurance, do hereby certify that The Con­ Insurance, do hereby certify that the Fire­ not they should go to college. In­ being sponsored by Regis college cordia Fire Insurance Company of Mil­ men’s Insurance Company of Newark. New formation is made available con­ waukee. a corporation organized under the Jersey, a corporation organized under the as part of a celebration of, the cerning any l^pe of educational laws of Wisconsin, whose principal office laws of New Jersey, whose principal office 400th anniversary of the Society is located at Milwaukee, in consideration is located at Newark, in consideration of institution which will fit the stu­ of Jesus. of compliance with the laws of Colorado, compliance with the la|V8 o t Colorado, is dents’ particular requirements. is hereby authorized to transact the busi­ hereby authorized to transact the business Conferences will be held on the Friday night, March 28, in ness set forth in the provisions of its set forth in the provisions of Its (Charter or the fourth o f the series, John Aas- Charter or Articles of Incorporation per­ campus for the seniors of Regis A bides of Incorporation permitted by the terud and Frank Morriss will be mitted by the said laws, until the last day said laws, until the last day of February high school the afternoon of April of February in the year of our Lord one in the year of our Lord one thousand nine heard. Missionary activities of thousand nine hundred and forty-two. * hundred and forty-two. 1: for Cathedral seniors, the after­ noon of April 2; for Holy Family the Jesuits in India and China will m WITNESS WHEREOF, I liaAce here­ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ be covered in this installment. unto set my hand and caused the seal of my unto set my hand and caused the seal of seniors, the afternoon of April 3. office to be affixed at the City of Denver my office to be affixed at the City of The remaining four installments this first day of March. A. D. 194!. Conferences will be held at An­ Denver this first day of March. A. D. 1941. nunciation high in the morning of of the epic will relate modern inci­ (SEAL) LUKE J. KAV^NAUGH, (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. dents in the history of the society. Commissioner o f Insurance. Commissioner of Insurance. April■ ■■ 3,■ and ■ arrangements \nl 11 be made to provide conferences for The series will be concluded with STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO St. Joseph’s seniors some time the founding of the college by the Insurance Department Italian Jesuits, who had been ex­ Synopsis of Statement for 1940 as ren­ Insurance Department Synopsis of SUtement for 1940 as ren­ after Easter. d er^ to the Commissioner of Insurance. The Rev. E. J. Trame, S.J., and iled from Naples. Father Panta- American Indemnity Compan ^ d er^ to the Commissioner of Insurance. 9 Republic Insurance Company, nella, after whom Pantanella Galveston. Texas the Rev. F. J. Mahoney, S.J., w ll Dallas, Texas drive is named, was one of the A/seis ...... $4,587,248.61 conduct the conferences for those Assets ...... $8,657,627.23 first rectors of Regis. Liabilities ...... 2,787.248.61 seniors interested in medicine and Capital ______1,000.000.00 Liabilities______4,031,795.24 CapiUl ______, ___ 2,000.000.00 Council Amendment Proposed Surplus ...... 800.000.00 those intending to major in biol­ Surplus ...... 2,625.831.99ogy. An amendment to the constitu­ (Copy of Certificate of Authority) tion o f the college student council (Copy of Certificate of Authority) The Rev. L. J. Keenoy, S.J.; the STATE OF COLORADO STATE OF COLORADO Rev. Conrad Bilgery, S.J., and was proposed last week and will be ( ERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY considered by the entire student Office of Commissioner of Insurance CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Daniel J. Pfiaum, Ph.D., will act I. Luke J. Kavanauirh, Commissioner of Office of Commissioner of Insurance body next Wednesday, April 2, at I, Luke J. Kavanaugh. Commissioner of as counselors for those interested Insurance, do hereby certify that the Insurance, do hereby certify that the in chemistry and engineering. its regular assembly. Articles pro­ American Indemnity Company, a corpora­ Republic Insurance Company, a corpora­ posed are: tion orjtanized under the laws of Texas, The Rev. Joseph Ryan, S.J., and tion organized under the laws of Texas, whose principal office is located at Galves­ the Rev. Leo C. Brown, S.J., will 1. The executive powers of the whose principal office is located at Daljas, ton. in consideration of compliance with the confer with those who intend to president of the council shall be laws of Colorado, it hereby authorized to in consideration of compliance with the entrusted to a board of five: Presi­ transact the business set forth in the pro­ laws of Colorado, is hereby authorized to take a business course. visions of its Charier or Articles of In­ transact the business set forth in the pro­ The Rev. E. A. Conway, S.J., dent, vice president, secretary- visions of its Charier or Articles of Incor­ corporation permitted by the said laws, un­ trea.surer, and two directors. The poration permitted by the said laws, until and the Rev. John J. Flanagan will til the last day of February in the year of the last day of February»in the year of advise those considering a pre- board shall be chosen from the our Lord one thousand nine hundred and our Lord one thousand nine hundred and legal course. junior class and must be eligible forty-two. forty-two. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ The Rev. Leo Burns, S.J.; the to enter the senior class the fol­ IN WITNESS W'HEREOF. I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the seal of lowing year. unto set my hand and caused the seal of Rev. William Doyle, S.J.; the I^ev. my office to be affixed at the City of Den­ my office to be affixed at the City of 2. Elections shall be held in the ver this first day of March, A. D. 1941. Lawrence Cusack, S.J.; Mr. Robert Denver this first day of March. A. D. 1941. (SEAL) LUKEJ. KAVANAUGH. O’Sullivan, S.J., and Mr. L. J. week immediately preceding Eas­ (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Commissioner of Insurance. ter, on a date to be determined by Commissioner of Insurance. Thro, S.J., will explain the advan­ tages of a liberal arts course. the student council. The followinr companies represented STATE OF COLORADO Visiting high school students 3. For the unity and harmony Insurance Department will be permitted to view the li­ of the student body, groups of five Synopsis of SUtement for 1940 as ren­ brary as well as the laboratory from the junior cla.ss shall be MORGANrLEIBMAN dered to the Commis.sioner of Insurance. Commercial Casualty Insurance Company. facilities. eligible to run for these oillces. Newark. N. J. Dramatic Club Active Balloting will be for groups rather & HICKEY AsseU ..... $11,084,299.87 Again the dramatic club takes than for individuals. A majority 416 Kittredffe Bldr. TAbor 1395 Liabilities ...... «...... 8,521.840.19 (51 per cent) o f the vote will be Capital ...... 1.000.000.00 the attention of all students by the Surplus ...... 1,562.459.68 invitation of the Cartholic Drama necessary to win the election. STATE OF COLORADO 4. The powers of the student Insurance Department guild to compete with the talent Synopsis of Statement for J940 as ren­ (Copy of Cortificate of Authority) council, save those exercised by STATE OF COLORADO of other .schools. The boys have dered to the Commissioner of Insurance, decided to present a number of the executive, shall remain with First American Fire Insurance Company, CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY the student council. New York. N. Y. Office of Commissioner of Insurance plays, among them Afraid of the As.sets ...... $4,683,900.78 1. Luke J. Kavanaugh, Commissioner of Coffee Club Meets Insurance, do hereby certify that the Dark and the court scene from the Liabilities ...... 1.130.340.86 Merchant of Venice. The Coffee club met last Friday Capital ...... 1,000,000.00Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, Surplus ...... 2.553.669.92 a corporation organized under the laws of The preliminary tests will be night, March 21, at the home of New Jersey, whose principal office is Frank Paulson for its second meet­ located at Newark, in consideration of given April 4 from 2:30 on in the (Copy of Certificate of Authority) compliance with the laws of Colorado, is Little theater, and many good acts ing of March. After hearing two STATE OF COLORADO hereby aOthonzed to transact the business are expected. The best plays will of the members take part in the CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY set forth in the provisions of its Charter compete in the Drama guild’s con­ Regis program, “ Soldiers and Office of Commissioner of Insurance or AYlicles of Incorporation permitted by Saints,’’ the members began a dis­ i. Luke J. Kavanaujth, Commissioner of the-said laws, until the last day of February test. Insurance, do hereby certify lhat the in the year of oiir Ix>rd one thousand nine The plays that have been sub­ cussion concerning means to raise First American Fire Insurance Company hundred and forty-two. mitted follow; Seniors, court scene money to give to the fund for the 1 corporation organized under the laws of IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ from the Merchant of Venice; new student lounge. New York, whose principal office is lo unto set my hand and caus^ the seal of DENVER DAY esUxJ at New York City, in consideration my office to be affixetl at the City of Press club, Bewhiekered Bully; the It was resolved that all the of compliance with the laws of Colorado, Detiyer this first day of March. A. D. 1941. members should contribute as is hereby authorized to transact the busi­ (WEAL)itE,- ■ ------LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. much as they could and should also ness set forth in the provisions of its Commissioner of Insurance. write and try to sell stories, poems, Charter or Articles of Incorporation per­ 1st Communion at mitted by the said laws, until the last day and articles, etc., and give part of February in the year of our Lord one STATE OF COLORADO of the proceeds to the lounge fund. thousand nine hundred and forty-two. Insurance Department Synopsis of SUtement for 1940 as ren­ As it brought forth the greatest IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ Mt. Carmel Is on Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 29! dered to the Commissioner of Insurance. unto set my hand and caused the seal of number of original stories and Northwestern National Casualty* Company, my office to be affixed at the City of Wilmington. Delaware plays of the entire year, the meet­ Denver this first day of March. A. D. 1941. Assets ...... $1,878,200.81 ing was a great success. Especially iSEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. Sunday Schedule Liabllltieo ...... 1.068,045.59 Commissioner of Insurance. notable was the play written by Capital ______300.000.00 Loomis Ayres and a short story Surplus ...... L...... 510.155.22 Store-Wide Sale! 2,000 Trained Salespeople! STATE OF COLORADO (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Pariah) by Jim Harris. Insurance Department (Cop7 of Certificate of Authorily) A class of 78 children will re­ Those present were Joseph Synopsis of Statement for 1940 a.s ren­ .STATE OF COLORADO ceive First Communion Sunday, Cour.sey, Jim Hoare, Louis Boggio, dered to the Commissioner of Insurance. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Frank McCabe, Tom Garry, John The Eagle Fire Company of New York, Office of ('omniiteioner of Insurance March 30, at the 7 o’clock Mass. New York. N. Y. I. Luke J. Kavanaugh. CommlsKioner of The school choir will render the Yelenick, Bill Switzer, Anthony Assets $2,506.60.‘>.17 Insurance, do hereby certify that the music. After the Mass, a break­ Jacobs, Joseph Gonzales,. Jack •r Liabilities ...... 711.776.60 Northweatem National Casualty Company, Brittan, Frank Paulson, Hardie St. CapiUl ...... 1.000.000.00 a corporation organized under the laws of fast, given by the various parish Surplus ...... 794,828.57 Delaware, whose principal office in lo­ .societies, will be served to the Martin, and Ramon Arrinda. Entire Stock New Easter Apparel Entire Slock Red Gross SHOES cated at Wilmington, in consideration of children in the school hall. The True to its policy of presenting f('op7 of Cortificitc of Authoritr) compliance with the laws of Colorado, is blessing of the First Communion speakers who are experts in their Misses’, women’s, juniors’, girls’ Regularly 6.85! America’s most be­ hereby authorized to transact the business line, the International Relations 8TATK OF COLORADO set forth in the provisions of iU Charter articles and enrollment in the and half-sizes! Brand NEW loved style-plus-comfort shoes . . . CERTIFICATE OF ALTHORITY or Articles of Incorporation permitted by Scapular of the Blessed Mother club at its last meeting sponsored Office of Commisiioner of Iniurancc the said laws, until the last day of Febru­ coats, suits, dresses, sportswear, in all Spring’s sparkling new styles 5 6 0 will take place at the 10:30 Mass. a lecture by Frazer Arnold, whose I. Luke J. KavanouKh. Cnnunieeioner of ary in the year of our Lord one thousand field is national defense, housefrocks, uniforms, etc. and colors. Open or closed toes. Insurance, do hereby certffy|that ‘.he nine hundred and forty-two. Recent Baptisms include Miche- 2 ( ) ^ Eagle Fire Company of Nevl- Y<*k. a cor­ , IN W'lTNESS WHEREOF. I have here­ lina Mae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Arnold, who is a prominent OFF poration organiied undpr^lKc lava of New unto set my hand and cauzH the seat of Frank Pomponio, with Louis Pom- attorney in Denver, revealed the York, whole princingi itflce is W ated at my. office to be affixed at the City of position of the U' S. navy in the New York City, in/ coniideratiom of com­ Denver this first day of March. A D. 1941. ponio and Catherine Garromone as pliance with th e'la w s of Coloirado. it (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH. sponsors; Albert James, son of present crisis. He pointed out that ,1 hereby authorized to traitikaL.Ahe^’^butineaa Commissioner of Insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Elio Dante Porta- the^ plan for the defense of both set forth in the provision! of its Charter nova, whose sponsors were Silvo coasts simultaneously depends on Uvely $1 Holeproof SILK HOSE Enliro Slock NEW MILLINERY! or Articlei of Incorporation pormitued by STATE OF COLORADO the Slid laws, until the lait day of Feb­ Dincola and Ruby Dincola; Lillian the Panama canal and the British Insurance Department fleet) neither o f which, he said, is ruary in the year of our Ix>rd one thotnand Synopsis of SUtement for 1940 as ren­ Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Famous Luxite 3-thread chiffons and Every wanted style and color, nine hundred and forty-two. dered to the Commissioner of Insurance. John Dursey, Mr. and Mrs. James a safe bet today. He has great IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have here­ Citizens Fund Mutual Fire Insurance Com­ confidence in the U. S. navy, how­ sheer, well - reenforced 4 - thread collection . . . from 2.95 casuals unto set my hand and caused the seal of Cerrone being the sponsors, and pany. Red Wing, Minn. ever, and he thinks that, with the crepes. All endorsed by Good House­ to $25 French Room triumphs! my office to be affixed at the City of A ssa U ...... 1539,147.87 Johanna Dorine, daughter of Mr. i Denver thia first day of March, A. D. 1941. Liabilities _____ 308,147.87 and Mrs. John Dursey, with James acquisition of the recently ac­ keeping. Brand new Spring shades! Every wanted style and color. (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, Guannty Fund ______50,000.00 Cerrone and Adeline Tate as spon­ quired British base sites, the navy Save 20c a pair! • Get YOURS now! OFF S Commiialonar of Inaurance, Surplus ------176.000.00 will be able to defend America 8 0 sors. adequately for the time being. (Cepy of CartiUcaie of Authority) Mission to Open Sunday STATE or COLORADO A week’s mission in English will W. S. SANDERSON CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY Offico of Cossnisaionor of Insuranco be given by the Very Rev. Chris­ Dr. Harry A. Miller I, Luke J.-Kavanaugh, Commiaoioner uf tian Darley, C.SS.R., beginning Plus Scores of Other Bargains in Every Dept, in the Store! & B R 0 . Insurance, do hereby eerti/y that the Citl- Sunday, March 30. The order of DENTIST zena Fund Mutual Fire Inaurance Company, services follows: 6 o’clock. Mass 1514 Arapahov TAbor 239P a corporation organized under Ihe laws of MinnosoU, whose principal, office Ja lo­ and sermon: 7 and 7:30, Masses; Extractions and Plate Work Only NUTS FOR LENTEN FOOD cated at Red Wing In coniideration of 7 :30 p. m.. Rosary, instruction,and compliance with the lawe of Colorado, Is MAin 4885 Phone Your Order hereby authorized to transact the business Benediction. The mission for the set forth in th# provisions of its Charter children will be given in the after­ Fresh Roasted Morovit or Artictea o f Incorporation permitted by noon at 4 from Sunday through E . Coffee 25o per lb. the said lawa, until the Isat day of Feb- Wednesday. B. c u n o N 4 lbs. e s c ruary in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-two. The Feast of the Sorrowful Quality Ttaa From tha World’s Best IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hava hare- Mother will be celebrated Friday, Plumbins: & Heating Co. Gardens unto set my hand and caused the seal of April 4, with Masses at 6, 7, and Danvar’s Repair Speeialitt FRESH ROABTED PEANUT BUTTER my office to l>e affixed at the City of 8. Confessions will be heard the day 'Where Denver Shops with Confidence'* PHONE KE. 2111 Denver thia first day of March, A. D. 1941 Bast Mechanics CASHEW NUT BUTTER (SEAL) LUKE J. KAVANAUGH, before in the afternoon and eve­ Contmiiiioner of. Jnsuranca. 3491 E. COLFAX ning. EA. I l f i XA. HIT Kss. Phoass PAGE TWELVE Office, *938 Bannock Street THE. DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, March 27, 1941 SALVAGE BUREAU COMPLETES P .-T l at Barnuni DULL EYES-DULL MINDS YEAR OF CHARITABLE WORK Yes, the eyes are the windows of the mind. If they are strained, defective and dim they dull the mind. Too often T lEED PElPLi This week the St. Vincent de C. Griffin, president of the bureau, neither the ‘difficult’ child nor his parents realize why he 1 Is Entertained fails. A pair of glasses may change the bad boy into the Paul Salvage bureau celebrates its said. school success. first anniversary. A vast amount “ Not only has the bureau been of charity has resulted from its the means of creating nine full­ * (Preieatation Parish) A PLACE TRAVELING MEN COME BACK The Feast of St. Joseph was operation in the first 12 months. time jobs which did not exist a Miss Catherine Deus of Loretto TO FOR GAS AND OIL celebrated in a special way at the With increasing co-operation from year ago, but we have, through Heights college entertained the Sometimes their trips thru are weeks or months apart but home of the Little Sisters of the Denver families, infinitely more articles sent to us, brought com­ members of the Presentation par­ we have, come to know a great many of these “ knight er- SWIGERT BROS. Poor, W. 30th and Meade streets. can be accomplished in the future. forts to hundreds of destitute fami­ ish P.-T.A. at the March meeting rants” of the road. They seem to enjoy and appreciate the lies, ranging from blankets in of the society with a very clever in­ Optometrists St Joseph has always been the “If every Catholic family rea­ warm, friendly atmosphere and cordial waicome they receive Better VUion Good Service which to wrap newborn babes to terpretation of LuUla McMachon’s protector of the order. He has lized the amount of charity being here— always. We make a point of trying to make these for Every Age At Right Prices the complete furnishing of homes,” Bold Bad Wolf. Miss Shirley never failed to provide for the financed through discarded articles folks WANT to come back often as possible. 1550 California KEystone 7651 of every kind contributed to-the he added. Humphrey, also of Loretto Heights needs of the 307 homes in all parts college, was a guest at the meeting. of the world. Salvage, bureau, they would exer­ Where else could the pastor of cise caution to prevent such things The president, Mrs. Harold Sheets, S t Joseph’s day is a special feast a rural community have turned Brice Oil System going to any other agency,’’ Thos. last week when he discovered the reported that the February meet­ for the residents at the home. It ' BRONZE FOR LESS pitiful needs of one family among ing which was a night meetitig is customary to invite prelates, Busy Days Demand Typevcriters his little flock? A father, mother, was successful. There was a good There ii a Brie* Station in trerr Denrer Parish to aerrs yoo.— Alio priests, and benefactors to honor attendance of parents, including Colo. Springs Cacharra* As Weber Lafayett* B. HIchway ST the poor by serving the feastday and eight children were living in Portables $12.50 up a two-room shack and were prac­ a number of fathers. Pueblo 7th k Grand Florence Highway No. 69 dinner to the old people. The St. Vincent de Paul society Waiaenburg 16th St Main Idaho Springs W. Highway No. 49 T tically without clothing. How Denver As Main Durango. Granby. Gardner. Starke- presented two full-length films Alamoae All Makes Typewriter Service 40 Prieitt Preienl^ could the Society of St. Vincent de Monte 'Viata Grand Avenue Tllle, Cripple Creek. Sen Loit, His Excellency, the Most Rev. Paul haye supplied the great followed by a short one showing Boulder IJth 4b Arapahoe Baiida. Montrose. Englewood. 43S 14tli St. BARNES SCHOOL BLDG. MAIN SOS Urban J. Vehr attended. Also amount of clothing needed by that some of the work done by the char­ PATRONIZE THESE STATIONS—THEY ARE SUPPORTING TOUR PRESS present were about 40 priests family if people had not gener­ ity group. Police Officer Jones of and many benefactors, among ously contributed it to the Sal­ the safety patrol gave a short talk whom were Mrs. Ella Weckbaugh, vage bureau? This is but one of on safety. William Neville gave a ’’DENVER’S MOST PROGRESSIVE LAUNDRY" Mr. and Mrs. Keman Weckbaugh, the many distressing problems hap talk on the Barnum Betterment REQUIESCANT club. Mrs. Francis May assisted i THEODORE i Jr., and Dr. J. F. Prinzing, who pily solved through the medium of THE CASCADE LAIJADRY gives his services free to the home the bureau. by the room mothers served re­ freshments at the close of the "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE” IN PACE Low Mass was said by the Equally appreciative as the des­ titute to whom clothing, furniture, meeting. Bishop at 8:30. The Very Rev. Father Henry A. Geisert an­ Complete Laundry Service iHACKETHALi Harold V. Campbell and the Rev, The young men and women who bedding, etc., are given without 1847 Market WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TA. <370-6376 made up the cast of Charley’s charge are the increasing number nounced that the First Communion Adam Ritter, chaplain of the would take place Sunday, May HUGH CONNORS. Little Sisters of home, assisted. Boys of the Mullen Aunt, the successful St. Patrick’s of low income families who find Air Conditioned the Poor home for the aged. Funer.l | day play, enjoyed a dinner at the the bureau the source through 4, and the graduation exercises May 20. services were held in the chepel at the Oxford hotel Sunday evening, which they can provide personal home Monday. Interment Mt. Olivet.“ ^ 1 Joseph. The Bishop gave a brief MORTUARY March 23. Father A. S. Dimi- and household necessities at prices Mrs. Le Vern Lee having left W. P. Horan A Son service. sermon, in which he spoke of the Denver to live in Colorado Springs, JAMES MOTOR CO. great love and confidence of St, chino, S.J., who directed the play, well within their means. The 1449-51 Kalamath St THOMAS .1. HANRAHAN. Sr.. 1634 Mrs. Sheets suggested that the DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS Krameria. Father of Eart J. Hanrahan, was host. At the conclusion of revenue accruing from such sales Joseph in Divine Providence, of Tuesday Thimble club take over Phone MAin 4006 I .Mrs. William Price Lace of Chillicothe. the close union in which St. Joseph the meal, a meeting was called and enables the bureau to function, to Expert Repair Service at Reaaonabla Rate*— Alio Uaed Car* 0.. and Thomas J. Hanrahan, Jr., of the duties of the ways and a permanent organization was provide salaries for^ employes, and Pasadena, Calif. Mr. Hanrahan, 73, died lived with Our Divine Lord, and of means committee until the end of 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 fi.xed. Election of officers resulted to enable members of the group to Thursday, March 20. He was born in how he cared for Jesus and the the present school year. The sug­ Burlington, la., and came to Denver in Blessed Mother. as follows: President, Edward furnish food, fuel, shelter, and 1868. He was employed for many years Floyd; vice president, Eugene medical care for the deserving gestion met with a favorable re­ by the Union Pacific Railroad company. ‘'You also,” His Excellency said, FOUNDED BY H. T. MURRAY Miles & Dryer Bautsch; secretai^ and treasui'er, poor, without i-egard to race or ception. Mrs. W. Buccholz, chair­ He was a member of the Brotherhood of “ can live close to Our Lord, even man of the Thimble club, reported Railway Trainmen and the Union Pacific Helen Larcher. Father Dimichino creed. Tom Flaherty’s Old Timers’ club. Requiem Maas was as St. Joseph and the Blessed cash on hand amounting to $8.51, Printing Go. will be director of the club. Meet­ Far from just a used clothing offered Saturday, March 22. at 9 in Mother did. You have the Blessed ings are to be held twice a month. of which $3.84 would be needed for Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Sacrament right here; you can store, the bureau abounds with col­ .Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. The first session was held Thurs­ materials. The balance of $4.67 Wheel Tickets for come anytime to visit Our Lord, lectors’ items, rare buttons, glass-^ is to be turned in to the treas­ COLONY GRILL MRS. JOSEPHINE MURO. 3801 Lipan. day evening, March 27, when sev­ Bazaars and Carnivals and there commune with Him as in­ ware, walnut frames, and a variety ury. She also had $10.15 outstand­ •Mother of Mrs. Joseph Cavalierei, sister eral one-act plays were read and of antiques. Several women have Where Friends Meet Friends of Pesquale LaRusso and Mrs. Mary Lo­ timately as Mary and Joseph did a selection was made ing. The Tuesday Thimble club Catholic Work Our renzo and Sister Anna Paulian LaRusso in their life. So, as frequently as shopped the city for specific items met at the home of Mrs. Eckler, of the Order of Sacred Family, both In Although the St. Patrick’s play, you can, slip into the chapel and and have been pleasantly surprised 954 Quitman street, Tuesday, • FINE FOODS Italy. Requiem Mass will be offered because of its tradition, will remain Specialty Saturday at 10 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel offer a little prayer here in the to learn that their ideas could be March 18. Groceries • Meats • Bakery the biggest event of the year, it is • MIXED DRINKS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. presence of God.” executed in detail and at very low In the future members of the 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Horan A Son service. the intention of the group to pro­ cost in the bureau’s shops. A piano P.-T.A. \\nll receive Communion MURRAY’S • BEER • WINE MRS. EMILY H. ROSSI, Welby. Wife duce two or three plays each sea­ bench of uncommon dimensions was with the Altar and Rosary society SINCE 1833 KEystone 6348, 6349 of Daniel Rossi, daughter of Charles son, as well as to have on hand at one such article recently built to I Hoeffer. sister of Mary Katherine and on the first Sunday in the month Phones GR. 1613-14-15 569 E. Colfax Helen Hoeffer, Mrs. Helen Crisman, Mrs. all times one or two one-act plays order. Adult Choir Is to give whenever entertainment is in order to gain the indulgences at­ Weat 32nd 4z Julian Margaret Daniels, and Mrs. Elizabeth An invitation is extended to all tached to the reception of Com­ Grimm. Requiem Mass was offered needed. Members of the organiza­ to visit the three floors, to brouse Thursday at 9:30 in St. Elizabeth’s tion, for the most part, are former munion in a body. SERVICE QUALITY church. Interment Mt, Olivet. W. P. about, to see for one’s self just Holding Dinner students of Sacred Heart high Mrs. J. Kuker was introduced as Horan A Son service. what the bureau is and does. school, although this is not nec­ a new member of the association MkS. MARY JANE NITSCH, 1134 The spring housecleaning season Mmes. H. W. Sheets, Francis HARTFORD-ALCDRN Acoma. Wife of Herman W. Nit»ch. essary for membership. The group LOOP M[ARKET (Holy Roi.ry Pariih) mother of Mary Catherine and Dorothy is an ideal time to acquire the habit May, W. H. Buchholz, and J. A discussed a name by which the or­ FIFTEENTH AI"JD LAWRENCE m ortu a ry NitBch. and DiBler of Mri«. Alice Cun* A ham party will be held Sun ganization would be known, and it of contributing unwanted articles Kuker attended the C.P.-T.L. con­ ninfTham of Meeker. Mrs. Nitsch, 44. died day evening, March 30, at 8:15 was decided to operate under the of whatever nature to the Salvage ference. Free Parkins With Purchase of SOe or More at 1429 Lawrence Monday. She received her early educa- bureau. Through no other medium 620 E. Colfax KETBtone 2771 ticAi in St. Scholastica’s academy in in the school hall, 4664 Pearl street, name of “ The Adelphian Players.’’ Canon City. She came to Denver 2S years by the adult choir. This name was selected because a will they contribute to so much Further Returns in afro. Requiem Mass was offered Wednes> charitable work. day at 0 in the Cathedral. Interment The P.-T.A. met Thursday after­ great deal of their activity has Collection Announced The firms listed here de- noon, March 27. The president, Many a garment just completing Call a Mt. Olivet. Olinfrer service. centered around the hall at Sacred Additional returns in the annual $OLE§ Mrs. F. J. Caujar, gave an interest­ the winter season, mahy a stove or j serve to be remembered THOMAS A. ROCHE. 1527 Colorado Heart school, which is called the collection for the Indian and Negro boulevard. Husband of Mrs. Ellen L. piece of furniture will be replaced Men's Women's, ind Children*! ing report of the Parent-Teachers’ “ Adelphian.” missions are announced by the 1 when you are distributing Roche, father of Tom Roche. Mr. Roche, conference. The next meeting will The Salvage bureau urgently ap­ Half Soles ZOXE CAB 43. died Wednesday in Fitzsimons Gen* Chancery office as follows: St. your patronage in the dif­ RLAin 7171 eral hospital. He was bom in Fort be held Thursday evening, April Loyola P.-T.A. peals for everything, no matter Loxan and came to Denver with his par­ Cajetan’s, Denver, $4.45; Sacred Loop Shoe Repair Shop Prompt. Coarteons Serrice 17. what, with the exception of tin ferent lines of buSiness. ents when a child. He attended Sacred To Meet April 1 cans and rubbish. Men’s suits, Heart of Mary church, South Loop Market. Lawrence Street Side CHEAPER BATES Heart school and Rexis college. In The Altar society will receive Boulder, $3.65; St. Jlicha CLEAN NEW CABS Mothers of the seventh grade shirts, and trousers, children’s 1928 he went to Memphis, Tenn., where Holy Communion this Sunday at 8 Craig, $2.60; St. Michael’s, Di he was general agent for an automobile pupils will be hostesses at the reg­ shoes and clothing, dressers, chairs, o’clock and pray for the repose of $2.14 (in addition to original agency. In 1930 he moved to Chicago. ular meeting of the Loyola Parent- and tables, beds and rugs are par­ He returned to Denver in 1932 after he the soul of Mrs. Cecilie Popish, turns); St. Anthony’s, Julesb DOYLE’S Teachers’ association Tuesday aft­ ticularly needed, but anything at retired because of ill heatlh. Requiem who was a member of the organi­ $15.50; St. Mary’s, Montrose, $10.- ernoon, April 1, at 2:30. The coun­ all is welcome. Bleach bottles, Mass is being offered Friday at 10 in St. zation. 41; St. Anthony of Padua’s, Ster­ PHARMACY Philomena’s church. Interment Mt. cil will convene at 1:30. The presi­ screw top vinegar bottles, rags, COLFAX MARKET Olivet. OHnger atrv|c«. ling, $30; St. Benedict’s, Superior, The Partlcclsr Dracti*< dent extends a welcome to all in­ newspapers, and magazines are COLFAX AT COLFAX AT WALTER P. SAUNDERS. i042 Clay. terested to attend and to enjoy the $1.65. DOWNING MARION 17TH AVE. AND CRANT Husband of Mrs. Agnts Stunders. father asked for in ever increasing quan­ Superior General of program. NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY' EE. . . . I FBEE DEUVEBT of Walter P. Saunders, brother of J. P. tities. Saunders and Mrs. T. F. Morris, both of The consolation trophy awarded The truck operates in North ESTATE OF Herbert Guiry, DECEASED ExcloalTely • flah ^ Tyler, Tex., and L. C. Saunders of Big St. Joseph Nuns Dies to Loyola in the recent basketball No. 66866. ■nd poxltrv market, Specially Fed Spring. Tex. Requiem Mass is being Denver every Monday, in South All persons having claims affainit said Free delivery offered Friday at 9:30 in St. Catherine's tournament held at Regis will be Denver on 'Tuesdays and Thurs­ Eitat« are hereby notified to present them Roasting for Bruno’s ALTAR BREADS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. OHnger on display at the meeting, along days, and in East Denver and for adjustment to the County Court of the TAbor 1775 J | | b service. Concordia, Kans. — Mother Chickens Mountain with the trophy awarded last sea­ Park Hill every Wednesday and City and County of Denver, Colorado, on SEWING ANDREW J. ROGERS, 3338 W . Mon- Mary Rose Waller, superior gen­ the 29th day of April, 1941. Raised eral of the Sisters of St. Joseph son. Friday. MARGARET MAASEN, Executrix. Country crief place. Husband of Mrs. Eileen (Colorado Little Girls’ Dresses. Enbroldery, Rogers, father of Vincent and Arthur The members of the team. Coach Donald F. Clifford MonosTsmins, Etc. of Concordia and president of The Salvage bureau may be Dressed, Rogers, brother of the Rev. Francis L. Marymount college in Salina, was Walter Sullivan, and the Rev. Edward C. Day. Jr. BRUNOf Rogers. C.M., of Emmitsburg. Md.: Vin­ called at TA. 2916 if its services 730 Majestic Bldx. Colored THE SISTERS OF THE cent Rogers of Boston, and Mrs. Lillian buried March 24 following serv­ Mark A. Gross, S.J., were guests are desired. Attorneys for Estate. r TURKEYS Cleary «nd Josephine and Mary Rogers, of the P.-T.A. at a banquet in a GOOD SHEPHERD ices conducted in the chapel of the NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT all of Dorchester. Mass. Mr. Rogers. 65. mother-house by Bishop Frank A. local hotel Tuesday evening. On TELEPHONE PEARL Ziftl died Saturday, March 22, in Glockner ESTATE OF Edward C. Day. DECEASED Complete Line Lenten Fish and Sea Foods hospital. Colorado Springs. He was bom Thill. Had she lived till next De­ behalf of the players, the captain, Food Sale to Be Held No. 64828 in Liverpool. England, and came to the cember, Mother Mary Rose would Francis Weber, presented Mr. Sul­ Notice if hereby given that on the 22nd United States with his parents when he have celebrated her golden jubi­ livan with an engraved miniature day of April, 1941. I will preaent to the JOBS WANTED was three. The family settled in Boston, In Edgewaler April 5 County Court of the City and County of From their CalifornU NoTitUts ths The firms listed here de­ where he received his education. After lee in the sisterhood. bronze basketball in appreciation Denver. Colorado, my accounta for FINAL Christian Brothers send >ou ten saperb For Good Workers working as a printer for newspapers in of his efforts in making the team a SETTLEMENT of adminiatration of aaid wines. The Brothers miintain St. serve to be remembered of any type, permanent or odd Boston for several years he came to Superior Since 1922 success. Each player received a (St. Mary Magdalene’s Pariah) estate, when and where all persona in in- Mary’s Collers *nd other schools Denver with his family in 1920. . He She was superior general of the A parish food .sale will be con tereat may appear and object to them. If through the sals of their xreat wins. when you are distributing job, call Employment Department. lapel button in the form of a cross they ao deaire. followed the printing trade in Denver. order since 1922, and in her ad ducted by the Altar and Rosary Mr. Rogers worked for several years in and flag. The players are Fran­ MARY ELLEN DAY. your patronage in the dif­ Catholic Charities the printing department of The Register. ministration the St. Joseph Sisters cis Weber and Frank Carbone, for­ society Saturday, April 5, in the Executrix: PAUL’S 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 From 1931 to 1936 he was employed as a became a Pontifical institute ap­ wards: Charles Rhoten, center; parish hall, W. 26th avenue and Edward C. Day. Jr. KE. 6171 Free Delivery ferent lines of business. city tax collector. He was an ardent proved by Pius XII, having a.mem Depew street. Donald F. Clifford baseball fan. and was drat baseman and Walter Light, Jack Seaman, and Attorne.va for Eatata bership of 530. Jack Nalty, guards Offerings for flowers for the manager for a team in the Union Print­ NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY i ’ w w w w J. T. Upton Renovating ers* Baseball league in Boston for several altar will be received by the mem­ ESTATE OF Marfaret Ott* Deceased No. years. He also managed St. Dominic's I bers of the Altar and Rosary so­ 67164 i Co. team in the Denver Holy Name baseball Fr. Thos. Coyne, C.M., to Be Speaker CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING league. He was a member of the Inter­ ciety after the Masses on Sunday, All persons having claims against said' Carpet Claanera That Clean Estate are hereby notified to present | national Typographical union for 32 April 6. them for adjustment to the County Court! years and past secretary of the Denver PROMPT MEN’S COMMUNION MASS IN The Altar and Rosary society of the City and County of Denver, Colo* I Trades and Labor assembly. In 1938 he ^ H* PERSONAL will meet in the parish hall Thurs­ rado, on the 18 day of May. 1941. | Classified Ads went to the Union Printers’ home. Re REASONABLE quiem Mass was offered Wednesday at day, April 3. A luncheon at 1 Carl M. Ott, Administrator , 1 SERVICE 9 in St. Dominic’s church. Interment o’clock will precede the meeting. It will pay you to read ALL of tho following advertiaementa. ^ WALSENBURG IS THIS SUNDAY REAL ESTATE Mt. Olivet. Day service. Mrs. R. W. Baalman, Mrs. Sept- I W. H. UPTON If you wish to sell or rent your MRS. MARTHA SCHLINGER, 859 S. nagel, Mrs. Aldrich, and Mrs. Chin- Manacer Pearl. Wife of Leo Schlinger, mother of property call PEarl 4638. We Walsenburg. — The Very Rev. burg will be in charge. Mrs. Frank Malty. Requiem Mass was annual event sponsored by the specialize in South Denwer. Kim- DRUG STORES PRINTING 765 Tejon Street offered Monday at 9 in St. Francis de Thomas Coyne, C.M., of St. Maas Hours Announced local Knights of Columbus, this sey Jc Co., 308 South Pearl. Vi.iting Cards. 60 for 75c, best quali^. TAbor 5223 Sales' church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Thomas’ seminary of Denver will The times of Sunday Masses HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY George P. Hackethal service. year’s affair promises to be the Wedding announcements, commercial print­ follow: Low Mass at 7 and 8, High Your Naborbood Omcrfflst ing. Wheel tickets always. We publish the be the speaker at the third annual largest ever held in the Walsen­ Phon* SPruc. 0588 700 So. P «r l SISTER JANE DE CHANTAL Communion Mass and breakfast at Mass at 10 o’clock, and Low Mass FREE Denver Street Guide. RODGERS (SKINNER). St. Louis' convent. Engle burg church. John Benedetti, JAMES HUTCHINSON PRINTING CO.. 511 14th SU KE. 4054. wood. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter St. Mary’s church this Sunday, grand knight, and John. Denise, at 12 o’clock; weekday Mass is Skinner of St. Louis, sister of Miss March 30. The Mass will be cele­ Catholic Action chairman of the offered at 7. On Easter Sunday, MATTRESS RENOVATING Garnhan Skinner. Mrs. Joseph Calbot, PAPER HANGING AND and Clifford Skinner, all of St. Louis. brated at 8 o’clock. The third such Knights of Columbus, head the High Mass will be offered at 6, SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME PAINTING Sister de Chantal. the third and fourth committees on arrangements. They with Low Masses at 8, 10, and 12. MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH V grade teacher at St. Louis’ school, died announce that Dr. John Farlejr, The Rev. Mark Van Gorp, C. QUALITY INNER SPRINGS. NEW F'or paper hanging and painting, call A. Thursday. March 20. in St. Joseph's hos­ SS. R., is giving a series of ser­ COVERS. FELTED, CARDED. »5.45. Bcringer, KAst 2285, A pital. She entered the Sisters of St. Women Assemble prominent Pueblo physician and ONE-DAY SERVICE UATTRESSK Joseph of Carondelet in St. Louis 17 layman, will be the speaker at the mons on Wednesday evenings at RENOVATED. NEW COVERS, $2.45. WE HOME FOR SALE years ago. She also taught in St. Cath­ breakfast. 7 :30 in Lent. ALSO RECOVER STUDIO COUCHES. erine's and St. Francis de Sales’ schools The parish sewing club met MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO. S. Joeephine St., 5 roomt, full fintahed in Denver. On Sunday, March 23. the 8 At St. Leander’s The men o^ the parish are to as­ 2166 15TH ST. TA. 0932. basement, den, laundry room, gas b.w. o’clock Mass in St. Mary's church. Little­ semble at 7:30 at the school, where Wednesday, March 19, at the home heat. Close to church, ecboola 34,000. ton, was offered for Sister de Chantal, of Mrs. Hursting. FURNACE AND HEATING PE. 8782. who had taught the advanced catechism they will fo m a procession that Pueblo.— (S t Leander’s Parish) will proceed to the church for the class in Littleton for the past year. The Air-Conditioning, gas and coal furnaces. HOTELS Very Rev. Joseph O’Heron was celebrant — The regular meetings of the Al­ Mass. Following the Mass will be O’Brien Sheet M cul A Furnace Works. of I he Solemn Requiem Mass sung Mon­ tar and Rosary society and the the breakfast, served by the women 2541 Larimer. MA. 6426. NEWHOUSE HOTEL day in St. Louis’ church. Englewood. He DORAN IN FHE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau- was assisted by the Rev. Gregory Smith Mother-Teachers’ club were held in of the Tabernacle society. Toast­ WHICH IS LONGER, CIGARET CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOWE. llful Capitol Colfax at Grant, Danver, as deacon and the Rev. Hubert Newell, the school hall Friday afternoon, master at the breakfast will be the HATTERSl Colo. subdeacon. Interment Mt. Olivet. OR CIGAR STUB? 1772 Grant. Pleasant home lor girls. March 21. Mrs. E. A. Hager gave Rev. Raymond L. Newell. Other "Bat Rccsnditlening DOMINIC HARKINS. Littleton. Uncle a talk on “ The Growing Child,” speakers at the breakfast, in ad­ Sarrlc* Ezclativtly” It’s all in the way you look at H. Acta* MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL of Mrs. Thomas Gallagher. Requiem ally, the cifar Is lonrer than the dfarct. f u r n a c e s AND GRATES and Mrs. A. E. Sollee reported on dition to Dr. Farley, will be Grand ESTATE Hass was offered Tuesday In St. Mary’s ’^733 E. Colfax, at Clarkaon Your eyea play funny tricks, and ths church. Littleton. Interment Mt. OlWel. the annual meeting of the Catholic Knight Benedetti, A. J. Dissler, one certain way to know they're rlfht FURNACES INSTALLED A REPAIRED CALL MAIN 68U }e to have them examined by a compc* H. H. York. 627 E. Exposition. PEarl 2218 MONEY TO LOAN EDWARD U. McCARTY. 3710 WU- Parent-Teachers’ league in Den­ and John Denise. ^F«r Fra* Pick-ap and DaUvtry^ tent optometrist who can correct any On Denver and Suburban Property Uams. Husband of Mrs. Anna McCarty, ver. The seventh and eighth grade Scrric* The Rev. Manuel de Francisco, deficiencies in your sifht. Come in today. PAINTING & p a p e r i n g Lowest poMible cost. Let us prove it. father of Mrs. Josephine Raeser, Mrs. room received the statue of the Myrtle Nolan. Mrs. Bemiece Mannion. C.M., of Denver will assist at the JACK DUNTOK. Security Bl.. CH. 5418 Little Flower for having the high­ Complit* fir Painting and Papering reasonable. E. T and Ernest E. McCarty, all o f Denver; services. He will arrive in Wal­ Yeager, 87 W. Maple. Spruce 2954.______Sister Loretta Ann of Middletown, 0.: est percentage ■ of mothers in at­ senburg Saturday. Assisting at II Lew at...... ^ .9 5 REAL ESTATE. IMPROVED Mrs. Bess Bison of Modesto, Calif., and tendance. CIVIL SERVICE INFORMATION Mrs. Genevieve Starbuck of Brighton. the Mass will be the Rev. Francis DINE and DANCE 1275 So. Fillmore. S Rooms. 1-yr. old. Mr. McCarty, 73. died Thursday. March Francis Coleman is recovering at Bottler and the Rev. Howard De­ Owner left Denver. Jlake offer. PE. 4949. 20. Born in Missouri, he came to Colo­ OWL SEABS BOEBUCKzANS.CO SpecUl training for civil servlc* teata. that shall prevail until the end of Corwin hospital from a broken laney. Writ* for free deUili. Delmar histituta. Near St. Vincent's. 5-room hrick bungalow. rado 50 years ago. He lived in Weld Exctlltnt Food — Tht Beat of time, recording the worthy existence pelvis suffered while he was at Tabor Bldg.. D e n v e r . ______Den. Perfect condition. Low price. PE. county, where he was a general con­ Mixed Drink* — Fine Dane* Floor 1740 Bdwgy. TA. 1384 4949. of those who made this wprld a tractor. for many years and came to work in a local steel plant. He will ORCHESTRA Thuroday, Friday. Denver 18 years ago. Funeral services be in a cast for several weeks. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Study Club Leaders to Saturday Nitea. Phon* Snll. <1. 466 J. R. COYLE REAL ESTATE WANTED finer place for having lived therein. were held In the mortuary chapel Mon­ 8. Colo. Bird. day. Interment Mt. Olivet. Norma La Peska,* who was ill suit R.gist.r.d Optom.trUt Reconditioned piano*, player*, grand*, at her home for several weeks, has organs (pipe and raed). orcheatral I n i^ - 11 HOMES SOLD! End Spring Semester nent*. T. R. Walker. 236 Broadway. 8P In 1 week. Do you want to sell? been removed to St. Mary’s hos­ i864. ______pital for medicil treatment. I can do it. Free appraisal. Phone New Religion Text for EVERY SERVICE A BEAUTIFUL JACK DUNTONa Security Bl. CH. 5418 JACQUES Joseph Ferguson left for Glen­ (St. Dominic’* Pariih) CHIROPRACTIC Chinese Tots Published LASTING TRIBUTE dale, Calif., on March 16. He has St. Dominic’s Confraternity of REAL ESTATE, UNIMPROVED entered the Calaero training school Christian Doctrine discussion club In an atmoapherc of calm, well ordered COLDS? 2^4 I»ts on Poplar. New home*. Sacrifice BROTHERS Yenchowfu, Shantung, China.— of the United States army air leaders held their last meeting of dignity and perfection we helpfully ier\-e. tor $250. Hurry! CH. 6418. Every aervice la a beautiful lasting trib­ St. Paul’s press at Yenchowfu corps. .John Ferguson, twin the spring semester Tuesday eve­ Dr. W, A. Martin, 2161 Tremont PUce. Just south of Bonnie Brae. 2 lots. East ute. TTils is something that cannot be Electro-Th«rapy. TA. 9847. Since 1902 has, after years of work and ob­ brother, expects to leave in the ning, March 25, in the rectory. All meaiured in terms of money or value. It front Sacrifice for $850. CH. 5418. near future ‘.o enter the same members are requested to attend la a uniform part of our services that is STENOGRAPHER-NOTARY servation, compiled a textbook for branch of the service. They are the general meeting in St. Francis not altered at any time regardless of who ORGAN FOR SALE 28 E. 6th Ave TAbor 6468 it is or what amount is spent. Black Walnut organ suitable for Mission teaching Catholic religion in a the sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. de Sales’ hig[h school auditorium Public stenographer, notary public. Phonea answered, mail forwarded. Reaaonable. or clauroom, Just completely reconditioned. DEALERS IN GENUINE COLD SPRING manner adapted as far as possible Ferguson, 811 E. Eleventh street. Tuesday, April 1, at 8:15 p. m. Geo. P. Haekethal MARIE K. DUNCAN TA. 8885 2287 Dahlia. EM. 1974. 602 DENVER NATIONAL BANK BLDG. to Jdie customs and ideas of Henry Koch and Miss Donna The women of the parish will BOARD & ROOM CHANNELED G R A N ITI FUNERAL DIRECTOR Chinese children. Within a few Young of Denver, brother and sponsor a baked goods sale Friday, REAL ESTATE niece of Mrs. G. E. Sandstrom, April 4, from 7 to 9 p. m. and 1240 Acoma TAbor 1656 1728 Pearl, dote to Cathedral. Board and months no less than 25,000 books 4-room home near St. ■Francis. Need room In CatboUe home. Large front room, spent the weekend with the Sand- Saturday, April 5, from 3 to 6 property listings near tcboola and chorche*. running water. Tray service it desired. have been sold. Rtrom family. p. m. in the church basement. CaU Sehrodt 8P. 7551. Ptnsionera welcome. KE. 2985.

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