HOLY NAME SOCIETY EVERY ISilTM CHINA HALF CATHOLIC IN BISH0.P VEHR DECLAKES 50 YEARS IS EXPECTATION HIS WISH IN ADDRESS P E W HNIYEHSin MAN AI MASS IN CATHEBHAL Professor Visits Canon City and Denver— Rumor Reappoints Consultors— Pastoral of Education Abbot Cyprian May Join Faculty Likely— Standardized School of Oriental School Holidays — "/■... The startling statement that if the Catholic university of The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of Denver, Peking, China, is given the funds necessary for its development, The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register and The Register. declared last Sunday morning from the Cathedral pulpit that and the other missionary work now under way is continued, We Have AUo Our Own Extensive Special Service, the K. of C. Service, the Central Verein Service, the he wishes to have the Holy Name society in every Colorado the vast Chinese nation will be half Catholic within fifty years, Fides Service and the California Catholic Press Service parish. was made to' The Register this week by the Rev. Boniface Speaking at a Mass when a group of Holy Name men went Martin, O.S.B., for the past three years a member of the fac VOL. XXVI. No. 52. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1931. $2.00 PER YEAR to •Communion, His Excellency declared the Holy Name society ulty of the university, who has been named by Archbishop to be "one of the greatest achievements of the Church in the Celso Costantini, Apostolic Delegate to China, as American di United States. It is a work unquestionably blessed by God. I rector of a movement to finance the university from this country. Patriotic Propaganda Issued for Blind would like to see a well-organized and flourishing Holy Name Father Martin came here this week to meet the Rev. Clifford society in every church of this diocese.” King, S.V.D., famous missionary to China, whose mother lives Coninltort Reappointed here. He visited at the Cathedral rectory and at Holy Cross Bishop Vehr on Thursday sent let abbey. Canon City. The new book by John F. Moore, ters of reappointment for the can The movement for the develop a Protestant, “ Will America Become onical term to each of the consultors of the diocese. The board is com John Stanko Wins ment of the university at Peking has Catholic?” reviewed at length in the been taken because of the direct urg early week edition of The Register, posed of the following gentlemen: ing of His Holiness, Pope Pius XI. should give Catholics plenty of tim The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Godfrey Bishop of Denver The institution is one of his favorite ber for thought, Mr. Moore shows Raber, Colorado Springs; Fathers M. projects. It was founded by the Amer that, far from grabbing political con F. Callanan, William O’Ryan, H. L. K. of C Scholarship ican Benedictines under the direc trol in' America as the anti-Catholic McMenamin and J. J. Donnelly, Den tion of the late Archabbot Aurelius press is fond of charging, Catholics ver; G. Joseph LaJeunesse, Fort Col Stehle of St. Vincent’s, Latrobe, Pa., e the most slimly represented of lins. The consultors, whose term of Will Attend Rites all large bodies in public life. The office extended over from the Bishop and the Benedictines have been asked Tihen regime pending the action of at Catholic Univ. by the Holy See to furnish a man book is valuable as an answer to dis from each of their American Cassi- honest charges against the Church; Bishop Vehr, held their first meet nese abbeys to promote the financial nevertheless we Catholics cannot ing with Bishop Vehr 'Tuesday. Their at Reno Angnst 19 campaign. Holy Cross abbey, at feel gratified over the fact that there new appointments are fo r three One of Only Three Who Canon City, will .be among those to is not a single Catholic Governor in years. furnish a man. the Union, there are only 35 Cath Putoral on Education Ever Got Summa Cum There is a rumor in Benedictine olics among 435 Congressmen, an^ The Bishop is understood to be GreatTurnout Expected Circles, not yet verified, that the re there are only 6 among 89 United preparing a pastoral letter on Cath Laude at Regis signed Abbot of Holy Cross abbey, the States Senators, We do not want olic education, which will be read at Installation of Rt. ,Rev. Cyprian Bradley, will be the Church in politics. We do not in the pulpits just before the open Pueblo.— John Stanko, son of Mrs. ing of the new school term. An in asked to join the faculty of the uni want control. But we do want at Mary Stanko of Pueblo, is one of the Bishop Gorman versity. He is now in Cottonwood, least ordinary justice and it is plain novation in the parish school system three students ever to earn a “ summa Idaho, recovering from a breakdown that we are not getting it. this year will be the standardizing The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D. in health. Abbot Cyprian is a keen of opening and closing dates and cum laude” citation with a degree D., Bishop of Denver, will leave next scholar, with years of teaching ex Especially since the Klan wave. holidays for all the schools. It is from Regis college, Denver. He has Monday afternoon for Reno, Nevada, perience, and would ornament the Catholics who desire to serve in pub likely that after a year or so a priest, been given a four-year scholarship to especially trained for the work, will where he will be present Wednes university. lic life and who are fitted for it the Catholic university at Washing have been at a disadvantage. The be named diocesan superintendent of day morning at the formal erection Father Martin declared that the ton, D. C. He will leave in Septem of the new diocese and the installa political party dictators have avoided schools.. In the meantime, it is ru university needs $150,000 a year, to ber to take up his studies with the in tion of the first Bishop, the Most handle its operating expenses and them. Indeed we do not need to go mored in well-informed circles. Bishop Rev. Thomas K. Gorman, D. Sc. supply funds for needed buildings. baeic to only so recent a time as the Vehr will call representatives; of the tention of securing a degree of Doc Hist., D. D., formerly editor of The It granted its first degrees just a few Klan wave. It has been a genera various teaching communities and tor of Science. Stanko was graduated V tion since there has been a Cath the pastors together and discuss such Tidings, Los Angeles. He will re days ago. There are more than 700 ..'J from Pueblo Central high school in main in Reno Wednesday and Thurs students, of whom all but 175’ are olic in the President’s cabinet. Wood- matters as standardization of text 1927, leading his class in scholarship day and will return Saturday morn pagans. The pagans show an intense row Wilson underwent a constant books for the parish school system. all four years. At Regis, he studied ing, making the trip over the Union interest in it because the word has persecution for keeping a Catholic The ground ■will thus be prepared for under the Rev. A. W. Forstall, S.J., Pacific and the Southern Pacific gone all through China that this in secretary. In Colorado we have never the superintendent’s work. As su one of the most eminent scientists of lines. stitution has the best discipline of had a Catholic Governor nor United perintendent of the great Cincinnati the country, and secured unusual ’ Bishop V'ehr is to be accompanied any in tbe nation. The pagans usu States Senator. We have had only Catholic school system, Bishop Vehr training in mathematics and science. * as hare look-in on other important gained experience which will make by Father Matthew Smith of The ally come with a desire for educa To attain the “ summa cum laude” elective jobs at the State House, and his ideas very valuable in Colorado. Register,,* who has made arrange tion but with an anti-foreign feeling, citation, Stanko secured an aver I'' have nobody, there now in an fxecn- Promotion of Vocation* ments to discuss future diocesan edi which is engendered by the commer ' 4k- age in the four years’ course of more tions of the paper with three of the cial exploitation their people have tiv4 position. In Denver no Csithelic The address given by Bishop Vehr hnsl ever been mayor nor had a fight at the banquet following Moesignor than 94 per cent. Several thousand Bishops who will be at the Reno cele undergone from aliens. After a MUt Dorothea E. JennJnfTfiWf’Wtthlngt^n,. D. C., a Catholic blind students took the necessary competi bration. In its Superior California- time in the university, they see that ing chance %t the office. Raber’s jubilee Mass in Cblorado girl, who it in charge of all the Braille reading mattee being tent nut by Springs was taken by all the clei*gy- tive examination for the scholarship Nevada edition, The Register enters the faculty has no selfish designs on the George Wathington Bi-Centenaial committion in preparation for the All this has not been because of to 'the Catholic university at Wash them, but is there merely to help men present as art indication of His all the Catholic homes of Reno and celebration of the 200th annivertary of the hirA of Wathington. Repra- any lack of material or leadership on ington, Stanko standing among 'the Western Nevada. them, and their attitude becomes ex Excellency’s interest in local voca tentative Sol Bloom, director of the commucion, it thown ^here exam the part of our own people. Cath highest. The scholarship is one o f six The Reno ceremonies start at 10 actly like that of the average Ameri tions to the priesthood. The feeling ining tome of the reading matter prepared under Mitt Jenningt’ tuper- olics have always stood among the given annually throughout the United o’clock next Wednesday morning, can Catholic college student toward is gep-^ral that the buildlig of the vition.— (International Newtreel.) leaders in business and the profes new seminary has well prepared the States, by the supreme council of the with Archbishop Hanna of San Fran the priests who are teaching him. sions in Colorado. We have no ih>i Knights of Columbus. cisco, Metropolitan of the province At every opportunity, these youths ground for this work and that plenty feriority complex. We need to take of boys will be available for the While at Regis, Stanko played foot want to talk religion with their pro that includes the new diocese, offi no second seat in influence. The clerical life, if they are given the ball three years, edited last year’s ciating at the formal setting up of fessors. Catholicity fascinates them. only reason why we have been kept proper encouragement. It is prob annual, took a leading part in all the diocese and the installation of The crop of converts is heavy now, Regis College Faculty in the background politically is be able that it will be necessary to pro campus affairs, and, in addition, prac Bishop Gorman. Bishop Gorman, but it could be a good deal heavier cause there. is a small but noisy mote the raising of burses to care tically worked his way through col who is aged 38 and now the youngest if the professors were not so over group that scares the political powers for the increased number of stu lege. He is 21 years of age and plans, 4 of the American Bishops, will sing worked and could give more time to Adds Noted Teachers and that does not want us in. dents. on attaining his doctor’s degree, to Solemn Pontifical Mass. Reno has individual religious instruction. It (Ckmtinued on Page 4) Schedule at Chancery go into research, chemical work. “He one Catholic church, St. Thomas must be remembered that the young (Continued on Page 4) New President to Take Final For the convenience of persons is a brother of Joseph Stanko, former (Continued on Page 4) Night College Planned Vows Saturday BISHOP PRESENTS who have business with the Diocesan state deputy of the Knights of Co (Continued on Page 4) lumbus. With Classes Meeting RELIC TO PARISH at Cathedral High The Very Rev. Gerald P. Walsh, Local Theatines and Spanish Keep S. J., president of Regis college, announced the Regis college faculty, St. Francis de Sales’ parish, Denver, The Rev. Hugh L. McMenamin, for the coming college year last eve is being given a relic of its patron Eight Loretto Sisters to Take Feast Day of Great St. Cajetan rector of the Cathedral, an ning. The Rev. F. A. Bautsch, S. J., saint by Bishop Urban J. Vehr. nounced this week that prelimi is appointed professor of biology; Bishop Vehr has a remarkable col nary plans are under way for the the Rev. C. Bilgery, S. J., professor lection of relics, including some of Vows at Heights on Saturday The Feast of St. Cajetan, patron Colorado in addition to the parish in establishment of a downtown of mathematics; the Rev. L. L. Cu the True Cross, the Last Supper saint of St. Cajetan’s church for Denver. Since they are Spanish night college, for which he has of sack, S. J., professor of religion; the Table, and other interesting remind Five Sisters of Loretto will make Heights, and Sisters Flora, Martha Spanish-American people, Denver, speaking priests, they are exception fered the use of the Cathedral Rev. W. V. Doyle, S. J., professor ers of the Passion; relics of all the their final vows and three will renew ally fitted for the work of reaching high school building. No an Marie and Rose Celeste, St. Mary’s and founder of the Theatine Fathers, of English and public speaking; the Apostles and Evangelists, and many their vows at a Low Mass Augnst 16, academy, Denver. The sisters who the order of priests in charge of the the people of Spanish and Mexican nouncement can yet be made in Rev. A. W. Forstall, S. J. professor of the great saints. AIL are accom marking the closing of the retreat regard to the affiliation of the panied by official documents that at will renew their vows are Sisters church, occurred August 6, but was descent, many of whom would lose of engineering drawing; the Rev. J. given for about 100 Loretto nuns at Rasella and Gerald Marie, St. Mary’s, celebrated at the church Sunday, contact with the Church if they were courses, but credits and degrees J. Gibbons, S. J., instructor in mathe test to their genuineness. The more Loretto Heights college by the Rev. precious of the relics are in ornate and Sister Ann Thomas, Holy Family August 9, in order that more people attended only by English-speaking can be obtained for the work matics and chemistry; the Rev. H. Francis J. CBoyle, S.J., of St. Louis school, Denver. could join in paying tribute to the priests. In addition to their work through one of the well-established Hecken, S. J., professor of physics;_____ reliquaries. In a special reliquary is university, St. Louis, Mo. The retreat Benediction of the Most Blessed great saint. for the Church, the Theatines per institutions of learning. the Rev. F. X. Soefkens, S. J.,’ pro-[a relic of St. Madeleine Sophie began August 6. Sisters are in at Barat of the Madams of the Sacred Sacrament and bestowal of the Papal The Rev. John Bonet, C.R., pastor, form a valuable civic work in keep “ The Cathedral high school fessor of French; the Rev. E. J. Mor tendance from all the institutions of Heart. It is interesting to note that benediction will follow the Mass. celebrated a High Mass in the morn ing their people content in what raduated eighty-two students in gan, S. J., professor of chemistry; the order in Colorado and from St. ing and delivered a sermon on the might seem to many an alien land, fune and only about ten of them flie Rev. W. J. O’Shaughnessy, S. J., Bishop Vehr’s predecessor in the see Louis and Kansas City, Mo. Two other Jesuits are conducting occasion. An entertainment was and in getting them accustomed to find it possible to continue their professor of philosophy; the Rev. J. of Denver, Bishop J. Henry Tihen, retreats for communities of Denver acted as a young priest in St. Louis held in the basement of the church American ways and institutions. studies. A far greater proportion A- Ryan, S. J., professor of educa The nuns who will pronounce their sisters this week. Both retreats began as notary or secretary of a court final vows are Sister Athanasius, a in the evening for the parishioners. The order’ s proper title is the would push forward to degrees if tion; the Rev. E. T. Sandoval, S. J., August 6 and will end August 15, the that carried on some of the work native Denver girl, stationed at Colo Included in the program were songs, Clerks Regular, from which come the there were a downtown night col professor of Spanish; the ^Rev. B. Feast of the Assumption. Benediction necessary for her canonization. rado Springs; Sister Flaget, Loretto recitations and other numbers. initials after the priests’ names— lege. The Cathedral high school Supersaxo, S. J., professor of Ger of the Blessed Sacrament and be man; J. F. Bannon, S. J., instructor The Theatine Fathers care for a C.R. The order was founded in premises are close enough to the stowal of the Papal blessing will fol in French and Spanish; R. J. Bisch- number of churches and missions in Rome, Ita^, in 1523 by St. Gaetano busine.ss district to be suitable,” he low the Mass marking Uie closing of Cajetan, (jonfessor of the Church. said. He declared that he did not off, S. J., instructor in accounting;; the exercises at each retreat. He also founded at Venice, with St. believe the enterprise would hurt B. G. Dempsey, S. J., instructor in Working for Self-Glory and Gratitude The Rev. A. J. Camenzind, S.J., Jerome Emiliani, another order of the day classes at colleges, for it history; L. J. Fend, S. J., instructor of Marquette university, Milwaukee, HONOR ROLL Clerks Regular, the Somaschi, be will necessarily take considerably in Latin; J. E. Dunphy, professor of Wise., is the retreat-master f(»r the sides a society of priests and prel longer to qualify for a degree in economics; Norman Strader, instruc Has No Part in Life of Foreign Missioner Sisters of the Good Shepherd. The ates called the Oratory of Divine a night school than it would in tor in physical education; W. J. sisters will sing, at the High Mass Following is The Register’s honor Thompson, lecturer in advanced ac^ roll for the month of July: Love, instituted somewhat earlier in day classes. Father Clifford King, S.V.D., on Visit to Mother Here, Tells of closing the exercises, to be celebrated his life. counting, and T. R. Young, lecturer by Father Camenzind. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. in auditing. Clarke Church Goods House. Experiences in China Officer* Are Named The Rev. George J. Sipchun, S.J., W. P. Horan & Son. is conducting the retreat exercises at A. T. Lewis & Son. Father Walsh also announced the "Anybody who works for self- in China— he had worked steadily as a Mercy hospital for about 60 Mercy The May Co. NATIONAL GEO. WASHINGTON appointment of the following officers aggrandizement, recognition and grat missioner in that country. With the nuns from Mercy hospital and other Daniels & Fisher. of administration: The Rev. J. A. itude will be disappointed, but one resumption of war in the Honan institutions in Denver and in Colorado who works for results will often be O’Meara-Young Motor Co. Ryan, S. J., d*an; the Rev. W. J. province, it was not thought safe for outside of the city. The closing Mass Denver Dry Goods Co. FETE IS PLAN OF K. OF C. O’Shaughnessy, S. J., dean of men; rewarded beyond all his expecta Father King to return to his mission will be a Low one. American National Bank. the Rev. J. J. Gibbons, S. J., assistant tions,” This bit of philosophy might work there, for he is so well known American Furniture Co. Colorado Delegates to Leave for Supreme Council Meeting at dean and director of (jarroll hall; the be said to be the guiding rule of the throughout the province that bandits Piggly Wiggly-MacMarr. Rev. F. X. Hoefkens, S. J., treas Rey. Clifford King, S.V.D., Denver would seize him immediately. Boulevard Mortuary. French Lick urer; the Rev. J. J. Driscoll, S. J., man who entered the Society of the For the last six months he had Republic Bldg. & Loan Assn. superintendent of buildings and Divine Word, was the founder of the been in England helping gather stu A nationwide patriotic demonstra cussed at the supreme convention of grounds;, the Rev. E. T. Sandoval, S. Catholic Students’ Mission (jrusade, BISHOP TIHEN IS Home Public Market. dents for the priesthood for the new the Knights of Columbus at French Acme Bakers. tion is planned by the Fourth Degree J., librarian, associate director of the now grown to tremendous propor St. Richard’s mission house of the Arcade-Red Star Stores. Knights of Columbus for Washing Lick, Indiana, August 16-19. Every Institute of Catholic Culture; the tions, and gained fame as a missioner Society of the Divine Word, to open council of the order assisted in the ReV. A, W, Forstall, director of the Swafford ft Wise. ton’s birthday, February 22, 1932, in China. Just a few minutes’ talk at Birmingham in September. Father work last winter and the total relief Sullivan ft Company. . the two-hundredth anniversary oi seismih ^bservatory; the Rev. F. X. with the priest suffices to convince King felt such an attraction for his HOME WITH SISTER afforded was an impressive amount Santa Fe Public Market. George Washington’s birth. John Hj TommaMni, S.J., historian; J. E. Dun one of his utter sincerity and his for mission work, however, that, to use Mr. Reddin, a member of the supreme phy, director of dramatics; the Rev. Loop Market. Reddin, Denver attorney and supreme getfulness of self in his determination his own words, he “ felt like a fish Before you buy, check the list of master of the Fourth Degree, has an board of directors, says that a vo A. S. Dimichino, S. J., director of to carry on the work of the Church, out of water,” Many years of this regular advertisers in The Denver nounced that every assembly in the luminous report has been prepared music; the Rev. W. V. Doyle, S. J., whatever the cost to himself. labor have given him such a love for ON W lT l HEALTH Catholic Register, and give them the United States will hold an exemplifi on the subject. The findings will form director of the Institute of Catholic Denver friends who read of his the country and its people and such preference. Because The Register cation of the Fourth Degree on that the basis for discussion at the con Culture; Norman Strader, supervisor capture by Chinese bandits in June, a desire to help in carrying on the The Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry date in honor of the occasion. vention in determining the relief work of athletics. 1930, had good reason to fear that passes, summa cum laude, the twelve work of the Church there that he Tihen, D.D., has ' returned to the to be undertaken by the Knighte of Noted Chemist Come* they would never see Father King felt he could not be happy in any tests by which a nejvspaper is judged The Denver assembly was the first Episcopal residence, 1536 Logan, as a medium of advertising, we be one to announce- an exemplification Columbus this winter. again, but, as the priest himself says, other endeavor. The chemistry department "will be from ^ u th Haven, Michigan, where lieve there is no legitimati reason why for the natal day of the Father of Mr. Reddin, one of .the Denver del headed by the Rev. E. J. Morgan, “Providence has wonderful ways of Fortunately, then, he was given a any firm which spends money for ad the United States. Definite plans egates, will leave with his wife Fri S. J., who for many years was head changing one’s life. It is fun some commission to serve on the faculty he was called because of the serious vertising should not be represented have not been made yet for the oc day for French Lick. The other dele of that department at Xavier univer times just to look back upon the of the Catholic University of Peking, illness of his sister, Mrs. Ben Vieth, in its advertising columns. casion, according to Dr. J. Fred Prinz- gates, John J. Sullivan, past state sity, Cincinnati. Under Father Mor march of events, so different from in charge of the Benedictine Fathers. of St. Louis, Mo., who is well known Be loyal, then, to The Register, ing, faithful navigator of the Denver deputy, and Joseph Maguire, present gan’s direction, the chemistry depart what one had planned, and then try At the same time, he will have an in Colorado. She suffered a stroke to guess what will come in the future.” as one of the Church’s greatest auxil- assembly, but it is promised that the state deputy, will leave 'Saturday. ment at Xavier university became opportunity futher to perfect his own of paralysis, but each day the Bishop affair will be an outstanding one. Colorado Knights of Columbus also Paradoxically, it was this same knowledge of Chinese. He was on his iaries. Show your loyalty, not merely one of the finest in that part of the was with her she showed improvc- in words but in actions as well. In A subject of more immediate in will be represented by John T. O’Fal country. Father Moi^an is noted for capture that brought Father King way to China when he stopped in your business dealings, patronize terest, just as far-reaching in its sig lon, grand knight of Montrose coun his many research problems and ex back to Denver. Since his ordination Denver for his present visit. He...... will ment and word from her husband in those firms which are helping your nificance, is the Knights of Columbus cil, and S. R. Jaeger, financial secre periments. He was awarded his Doc- twelve years before— the second such remain here about ten days, s e e in g j dicates that the recovery has contin- paper. unemployment relief work, to be dis tary of Alamoes council (Continued on Page 4) ceremony to be held for an American (Continued on Page 4)...... ued since the Bishop left. BRUSH RESIDENT Pueblo K. of C. Launch Extensive TAKEN IN DEATH
Brush.— On Monday, August 3, Program of Social Activities occurred the death of one of Brush’s PRICES best known citizens, Andrew Gehrig. Pueblo.— Pueblo council, Knights i abbey at Canon City. He will be gone He became ill about four weeks ago New PICCLY of Columbus, will hold a picnic at from Pueblo for a week. of typhoid fever and death came on QOOD City park on Saturday afternoon, Au Sunday, August 23, the Feast ef gradually. Mr. Gehrig was 41 years gust 16. John Kretchmer, lecturer o f St. Rocco, will be fittingly observed of age. He leaves a wife and three the local council, heads the commit by the Italian members of the parish children to mourn his death. The WICCLY tee working on this activity. The af of Mt. Carmel, Following the Mass large humber of friends who at Printed fair will be modeled along ffie lines in the morning, there will be a proces tended the funeral attested to his of activities of this nature that were sion in honor of their patron saint. A popularity. Services were held at so welcome a few years back, and all social, with various forms of amuse St. Mary’s bhurch at Brush, Celo., on knights and their families are ex ment, will comprise the afternoon and Thursday morning, Aug. 6, the Rev. Friday and pected to turn out. The afternoon will evening program. Joseph C. Erger, the pastor, officiat Dresses Dr. John W, Sabo, who recently ing. ______Saturday, MacMarr be given over to ball games and ath letic stunts. In the evening, the corppleted his studies in the dental August council will provide coffee, soft college of Denver university, hjas re ORPHANAGE SISTERS’ drinks and ice cream. A social, last turned to Pueblo and will open of IIETREAT AUG. 18-27 14 and 15 STORES ing into the ni^rht, will round out the fices in the near future. Dr. Sabo is That Won’t Wait for day’s events. A large crowd is ex well known in this city and is remem The annual retreat for the Mis pected. bered as an outstanding athlete at sionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart the First Day of School The l^sation committee, appointed S t Patrick’s high schoel and Denver who conduct the Queen of Heaven by Dr, Farley, grand knight, met at university. orphanage will be held from August the Wild Duck inn for dinner on Mon Miss Marydean Carlile, Miss Mary 18 to 27, with the Rev. W. T. Crean, Our Children’s Shop selected these gay day evening and turned in its report, Alice Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. S.J., of Loyola university in New Or- little prints as the right fashions for autumn which in turn was given to the coun Marmaduhe, Jr., Samuel Jones, Jtt leafts in charge. The institution will school days. But our young friends have PDiAPPLE cil at its regular meeting on Tues and John H. Thatcher spent the week be closed to visitors throughout the liked them so well, they’re choosing them MAYOIAISE day evening. Some very creditable end at the Carlile cottage on Pine retreat. drive in Beulah. to wear now. HUNTS STAPLE SLICED work has been done by this commit J. Tomlinson will give a miscellaneous BEST FOODS tee. It is the wish of the grand Ethel and Evelyn Jonesi Elaine No. 2 tall can for..... 18^ Vegan, Sally Emerson and Mary Can- shower on Tuesday, August 18, at 8 oz. jar for...... 15^ knight that the committee will con the home of Mrs. McCarthy, compli Printed broadcloths . . . English prints . . . 2 cans for...... 35^ tinue to function, and that it will be field were entertained by Ethel and Pint jar for...... 29^ Elsie Schrody at a slumber party on menting Miss Muriel Abell, a bride- bright colored broadcloths combined with one of the most active committees to-be. within the ranks of the Pueblo Thursday. prints. Mrs. R. M. Allison returned Sunday The precinct captains of St. Pat knighte. rick’s parish, who are responsible for from Los Angeles where she had been In blues . . . reds . . . pinks . . . greens . . • The athletic committee will present visiting her daughter, Frances. the census and distribution of the its first offering to the public at a Mrs, Anna K. White and house envelope packages to the parishioners, lavenders and yellows. general “ smokeless” smoker to be guests, Miss Mary Carey of Chicago, held a general parish meeting of all PEACHES given in the gymnasium of the home PAR precinct committees last Tuesday Sizes 6 to 10 years. Illinois, And Jack McDonnell of Dav HESPERIAN SLICED on Tuesday night, August 25. The enport, Iowa, and the Misses Eileen night. The Tuesday night meeting was GRANULATED SOAP class of the offering, as advertised, No. 1 tall can for...... 9^ 1 large package...... 48^ and Loretta McCarthy of Taos, New well attended and plans were laid doubtless will receive good support. Mexico, who have been tHe guests of for a series of activities for the par 3 tall cans for...... 25^ 5 large bars Harmony Popular Couple Wed their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ish in the coming winter months. The Soap ...... FREE A wedding of great interest to T. G. McCarthy, left Thursday by finance question of the parish came Pueblo friends of the couple took motor to Taos and El Paso. in for some consideration at this place Saturday morning at Sacred September 6 is the date set for the meeting. Heart church when Miss Mary Bologa annual picnic and outing to be given The following Pueblo men attended became the bride of Leon Riley, one by the members of Mt. Carmel parish. the second retreat that closed at Flannel Pajamas of the most popular players 6n the This affair will be staged In City park Holy Cross abbey at Canon City (WEE Pueblo Western league ball team. and will include all phases of an old- Monday afternoon: John F. Farley, CRISCO Father Wolohan said the Mass. L. T. Morgan, John D. Butkovitch, Necessary parts of autumn wardrobes. In time outing.' There will be amuse CHASE AND SANBORN Miss Dorothy McCarthy played the ments and athletic stunts for all. James M- Connors, S. Carliss, Thomas gay prints and floral patterns . . . clever 1 lb. for...... 33^ SHORTENING Walsh, Charles Carara, E. Dunbar, 1 lb. tin for...... 21^ organ. Henry McCarthy sang “ Ave Nun* in Retreat two-piece suits. Sizes 6 to 10. 2 lbs. for...... 65^ Maria” and several other selections. The Benedictine nuns, in charge W. O’Grady, James P. Grosso, John 3 lb. tin for...... 59^ Miss Kathleen Woods acted as brides of the school at St. Mary’s parish, Kretschmer, John Lillis and Frank Carroll. The two retreats at Canon maid- C ub Mclsaacs, teammate of Mr. will go to St. Scholastics of the Royal $|.3S Riley, was best man. Gorge at Canon City next week to City drew twenty-six men from The bride, a very popular girl, was make a retreat, Pueblo parishes. St. Patrick’s parish charmingly attired in a white satin Mrs. John G, Wolfe, honoring her was first with seventeen, Sacred gown. She wore a white lace cap, relatives, Mrs. G. J. Stewart and Mrs. Heart sent four, three went from St, adorned on both sides with Grange T. H. Langham of Houston, Texas, Leander’s, and St. Mary’s was repre l U WALDORF blossoms. The bridal bouquet was sented with two. Several Pueblo men entertained at a charming luncheon made of dainty roses. The bridesmaid, will attend the remaining retreats at Flannel Bathrobes LIBBY’S EVAPORATED in her home on Thursday afternoon. TOILET TISSUE Regis college.______3 tall cans for...... 16^ Miss Woods, was dressed in yellow The handsomely-appointed table in That hint of chilly nights ahead. In all 1 roll for...... 5^ satin, and carried a bouquet to match the dining room was overlaid with 3 baby, cans for...... 8^ 3 rolls for...... 13^ her gown. wool flannel . . . lovely colorings. filet lace, over yellow. A low blue Doyle’s Pharmacy The bride is the daughter of Mr. bowl, Ailed with Hibiscus blossoms in Sizes 6 to 10. and Mrs. A. G. Bologa. She was grad shades of pink, centered the table. The Particular Druggist uated from Central high school. Another table, set in the library, re CAMERAS AND FILMS Mr. Riley’s home was in Princeton, flected the color tones of green and 17th Ave. and Grant Nebraska. He is one of the most pop white in a filet cloth over green, this TAbor 8936— TAbor 8937 > 3 ^ 5 ular and well-known players on the being centered with a ^een boVl Formerly 18th and CUrkion i SOUP Pueblo team and has played ball here filled with white daisies. The FREE DELIVERY i m& for several seasons. He was graduated attractiveness of the colonial Children’s Shop— Second Floor CAMPBELL’S GREAT WESTERN from St. Mary’s college, Kansas, and living room was accentuated With ALL VARIETIES FINE GRANULATED is engaged in business in Pueblo in vases of gladioli and Ophelia rose 3 cans for...... 25^ 10 lb. cloth bag for....53
PAGE FOUR ^^TelegUone^M^ THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Office, 988 Bannock Street Thursday, August 13. 19ai The Denver Catholic Registei Half of China Will Be Catholic* Bishop of Denver...... Moat Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President of Board.„...... „Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, D.D. in 50 Years, Benedictine Predicts Editor...... Rev. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D. Associate Editors...... H. A. Smith, Edward C. Day, Jr., M. P. Everett (Continued Prom Page 1) following a plan never before used Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. men who are coming in are to be in their history. When groups of the intellectual leaders of their na monks were sent to othCT nations to tion. It is no wonder that men like lay the foundation of civilization in Former Parish Members to the Maryknollers or Monsignor ages past— as in the case of St. Aus Take Part in Missouri Published Weekly by Frank Thill, secretary-treasurer of tin in England— ^the establishment the Catholic Students’ Mission Cru was always made with a group from Ceremonies G THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, (Inc.) sade, have pronounced the Catholic one monastery. The Peking univer 938 Bannock Street University of Peking the most im sity, however, has had its staff re St. Catherine’s parish, Denver, will portant missionary enterprise in the cruited from scholars of a group of be represented by three former mem Phone Main 5413 P. 0. Box 1497 Orient Father Clifford King, al monasteries, to whom secular priests bers at ceremonies of profession and though a member of the Society of have been added. pronouncement of fihal vows In the the Divine Word, asked his superiors order of the Sisters of St. Joseph at $2 a'year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, to be released from other missionary PRESIDENT a n n o u n c e s the motherhouse in St. Louis, Mo., Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. work for a time in order that he REGIS COLLEGE FACULTY August 15. . . could give his entire attention to the Catholic University of Peking. Sister Charles Marie, niece of Mrs. (Continued Prom Page 1) M. J. Crotty, will make her vows ______^...... Thursday, August 13,1931 Father Martin reported that, be tor of Philosophy degree in chemistry in the Sisters of St. Joseph -Sat cause of the personal interest of the by Ohio university several years ago. urday. She was the former Marjorie Nights, Holy Father in the movement, the The Rev. H. P. Hecken, S. J., head Reifschneider. At the same time, Sis Mxtineet American Bishops and Archbishops 35e OFFICIAL; DIOCESE OF DENVER of the department of physics and ter Anna Mary, formerly Anna Gor Saturday ar% showing great co-operation with mathematics at John Carroll univer Matinees man, and Sister Mary Tomasine, for and OGDEN The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial the work. The Catholic Students’ sity, Cleveland, will be head of the merly Eleanor Fitzmaurice, will make 25c We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever Mission Crusade, with a membership department of physics. Father tiieir profession. Sunday Colfax at Ogden appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those above 500,000, decided at its re Hecken has been prominent at John of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. cent national convention in Niag Carroll for twelve years, durini Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, We hope The Register will be read in every home of the ara Falls to make the Catholic Uni which he was. eminently successful JOHN H. REDDIN August 18, 19 Diocese. versity of Peking its favorite aim for Denverites Return Attorney and Counselor at Law Augutt 15, 16, 17 PAUL LUKAS, We urge pastors, parents and teachers to cultivate' a taste in missionary endeavor. Several of the The Rev. W. V. Doyle, S. J., a ftr- 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block GARRY COOPER in the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. largest archdioceses and dioceses of I mer Denverite and professor at Regis 17th and Curtis KAY FRANCIS in the East have invited the workers college, will return to head the de Phone Main 567 Denver. Colo. 4* URBAN J. VEHR, for the movement to visit their partment of English. Father Doyle “I TAKE THIS “ T H E V IC E Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. churches and present’ the matter to has been professor .of English and WOMAN’’ SQUAD” the people. head of the department at St. Louis Although the university has ob- university. He is well Imown for his tained a national recognition in I lectures, and his dirertion of ^ the The Catholic Register has our fullest approval as to its purpose China because of its excellent dis-1 rufiio programs at St. Louis univer- and method of publication. We declare it the official organ of the cinline, which has been maintained I The Rev. F. A. Bautsch, S. J., an Diocese of Denver and earnestly bespeak for it the whole-hearted at a time of turmoil when students have been dismissing teachers they other former Denverite and profes You may support of our priests and people. That support will make The do not like in other universities, the sor at Regis college, will return to have this Register a strong power for the spread of God’s Kingdom in Colorado. Catholic institution has no set rules. head the department of biology. Fa “ We have proceeded on the belief ther Bautsch has completed several ,your clothes superior 4* J. HENRY TIHEN, that the natural law is written on years of graduate study at St. Loviis laundry and Marquette universities. Father May 1, 1918. Bishop of Denver. all hearts and men know the differ service at no ence between right and wrong,’’ said Bautsch did fine work at Regis col LAU lege in the biological department sev Father Martin. “ If activities that MAin eral years ago. more than we do not like arise, we tell one or The Rev. J. J. Gibbons, S. J., an .W regular two students, who tell the Oithers. It alumnus of Regis high school, and is not necessary to bulletin r e f l a son of Mrs. E. T. Gibbons; 1355 laundry tions. The system works marvelous Milwaukee street, president of the WE V aJM Oi^flyTNtNG IM •¥ prices. ly.’’ ' Regis guild, comes to Regis college LISTENING IN An athletic coach, a Chinese, one as assistant______dean,____ instructor in raa- of the recent converts, declared that 1 thematics and chemistry, and direc- he was attracted to the Church by | tor of Carroll hall. , (Continued From Page 1) vL two things. The lives of the pro-j R. J. Bischoff, S. J., who receivpd Former U. S, Senator Thomaa Heflin of Alabama, who «o irritated lessors, whom he recognized as his, education at the University of W et or Dry the Protestant people of his state that they dumped him out of the Senate learned men sacrificing themselves Illinois and St. Louis university, w ll because of his constant anti-Catholic tirades, and who was immediately for ideals, impressed him. “ And I direct the department of accounting; BOSTON’S OWN Flies,' doz.... $1.00 taken up by the violent Fellowship Forum and is being seat all over the knew from the athletes I handled J. F. Bannon, S. J., and B. G. Deiiip- Boston’s Own Tested Bait Leaders— 3-Ft.— 2 for 25c nation to give anti-Catholic lectures, will speak in Sterling August 21, in that a religion that could make such sey, S. J., come to Regis from St. Loveland August 23, in Pueblo August 25, and in Denver August 27. He a cHhnge in a Chinese as I saw Mary’s college, Kansas, to direct the Information -will tell his dupes that the Pope was responsible for his defeat in Alabama, in them must have something to departments of Romance languages Gladly Given. and Be but will net tell them that the Catholic Church has only a sprinkling of it,” he declared. and of histopy. . members in that state. Licenses Issued. K Healthy The Benedictine order has, in Heaidf of Departments Named * ages past, done some of the great The following heads of depart 938 Santa Fe Drive 938 Santa Fe Drive f The Rev. Rutiell Sturgis Hubbard of Vermilliba, S. D., in a lecture at est pioneering civilization has! ments are reappointed: Fr. Bilgery, BOSTON SPORTING GOODS the Evergreen summer conference of the Episcopal- Church, declared, if known. Most of Europe would not] mathematics; Fr. Forstall, engineer i he has been correctly quoted in the press, that “ birth control is already be Christian today had it not been ing drawing; Fr. Cusack, religion; here and it is better for the Church to dissect its moral aspects than to for the “ monks of the West.” But! Fr. Ryan, education; Fr. O’Shaugh- fight either for or against it.’’ in the Chinese university they are nessy, philos(^hy; Fr. Supersaxo, “ All the same, what the country needs is not more but better children,’* German; Fr. Fend, Latin, and Mr. he adds, and in this we can "see the reason why he wishes the subject ig —w-w w , Dunphy, economics. nored so that people who use this specious argument for a very dirty FATHER KING TELLS 1 Father Stephenson, S. J., will con- TYPEWRITERS j practice can go ahead with as little disturbance as possible. ABOUT MISSION LIFE! tinue his gradl^te rtudies at Ford- ALL MAKES AND PRICES In the Catholic Church it is always the custom to dissect moral ques hani university; Father Keenoy, S. SOLD— RENTED— REPAIRED tions, study them from every angle, and then come out for or against them (Continued From Page 1) J., at St. Louis university; Father with an emphasis that leaves no doubt exactly where we stand. The fact Mahoney, S. J., at the.University of AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC. j relatives and friends, probably for the Colorado, and Messrs. Madgett and KEYSTONE 8047 ESTABLISHED 1880 DENVER, COLQ. ! that “ birth control is already here’ ’ ia all the more reason why we should last time, for he feels that his life dissect it and take a stand on it, rather than that we should ignore it. Morrison at St. Mary’s college, Kan- work lies in the Orient and his plans sas. ~ The press has given only a few lines of the Rev. Mr. Sturgis’ address for future labors there are so ex and perhaps if we saw it in full we would not have beais left with a bad Preiident’* Last Vow*. tensive that he probably will have The Very Rev. Gerald .K.lWalsh, taste; but we expect such an institution as the Evergree£..conf^ence to do no time for visits to this country. better than line up with the pussyfooters on morality, and~ from what we S. J., president of Regis college, will The present visit is a time of pride pronounce his last vows gs a Jespit have seen in public print of Bishop Johnson’s stand ion such mntters we and joy for his tiny mother, Mrs. The Argonaut.Hotel can imagine the wince with which he read the article we have quoted. on Saturday, August 15, at the 8:15 OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL Joseph King, bent with age and the o’clock Mass in the college chapel. work of rearing thirteen children of After the Mass, Father Walsh will Permanents and Transients, The Rev. Mr. Hubbard did some plain talking in another address on her own and four of Father King’s the economic evils that today face America and we find it very easy to hold a brief reception in the library. Wedding Breakfasts— Bridge Luncheons— Dinner Parties nieces and nephpws. With all a moth Through The Register, the friends of line up with him on this viewpoint. He urges the guaranteeing of reg er’s solicitude she has followed his FRANK J. HABERL, Owner ular employment before the payment of dividends. “ No country can Father Walsh are cordially invited to career until she can correct him in be present at the Mass and reception. polfax and Grant Phone TAbor 2381 be considered Utopian when 15 per cent of its population is living at a stantly if he makes the slightest slip Father Walsh has the rather rare dis poverty level and 63 per cent earns less than $1,053 annually,” he de in dates. One could not help but re tinction of being appointed to rec clared. Profiteering, underpayment of employes and child-labor, he said, call that dramatic moment a year ago torship before his last vows. are among the biggest factors in the amassing of wealth by a small pro last February, when, at a gigantic portion of the American people. rally of the members of the Catholic HOLY NAME SOCIETY Students’ Mission Crusade in Den Sister M. Irenita of the Holy Cross order, a native of Switzerland, ver, the mother of the founder of IN EVERY PARISH, AIM A B C DIRECTORY and a convert to the Church, died August 5 at Fresno, California. What the Crusade knelt to receive the bless-. i \ Monsignor J. J. Crowley wrote about her in his Frater Con Column for ing of Monsignor Thill, national sec- L,_ (Coptmued hrom Page y THRILL OF FINDING EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN HARDWARE. The Central California Register this week brought a choked-up feeling retary and co-worker with Father Chancery announcement is made that SPORTING GOODS. TOVS, ETC., AWAITS YOU HERB. DENVER’S GREAT to us as we read it and will probably do the same to our readers. He King in the establishment of the or- Bishop Vehr has reappointed Father A HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE. said: eanization Matthew Smith to take charge of the GEORGE MAYER HARDWARE CO. “ A little nun was buried last week from St. John’s Cathedral, with-a r> iv V ‘ -J v: i. office during the absence of the Rt. KEjrttoM 4291 Solemn Mass. She would have been 28 if she had lived until this writ Father Kmg_ paid_ a h^gl^_tribute j Monsignor Joseph Bosetti at the PATRONIZE 1520 Arvahea St. „ ing. She never taught class— ^her task was to wash clothes, sweep floors athedral boys’ camp. Father Smith REGISTER and mend tom and worn garments. Yet few sisters have been as deeply -ii- .-.1. 1- XI. J. __ I tdn be seen at the Episcopal resi- loved, few had as wide an influence for good with those who knew her as ADVERTISERS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS boarders at St. Augustine’s academy. Her example and advice were nf i® available at any other time for largely responsible for at least two vocations to the Sisters of the Holy Catholic University of busjnggg either at The Cross. After her death— she had been in bed only four days after an operation— an autopsy revealed that she must have suffered excruciating pain during most of her life, yet not even her closest friends suspected this Ctarchta ChtoxTo fh, Ceillc, 5* fact. She had been disowned by her mother and stepfather In her teens and Father Smith at Reno next week. China it affords an institution of because she insisted upon practicing her religion. Informed just an hour Bishops on Committee learning which matches and even out or two before her flight to God that she was in danger of death, and asked Announcement is made in the if she were afraid, she replied: ‘Afraid? Why should I be afraid to meet ranks the best the government and N.C.W.C. News Service this "week the Protestants have to offer. This my God? No. I am not afraid to die, but it is so lonely going out alone!’ that Bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver is a very important consideration in During her days in Fresno, she had been noted for her devotion to St. and Bishop J. Henry Tihen, retired itself, for all the Chinese revere Joseph— his statue never lacked flowers from her hand. A moment be Ordinary of Denver, have both been learning and the Catholics, if an in fore her death, and she was conscious to the last, her eyes opened put on the Bishops’, Clergy and Laity stitution of ttieir own were not pro wide and with a sweet smile she gazed into space saying, 'Why, here’s St. committee of the campaign for (he vided, would feel somewhat of an sity Joseph coming for me.’ Sister Irenita’s name will live long, and we who ‘inferiority complex” on the subject. Cathalic University of Americk, knew her know that it is written large in the Book of Life.” In additioii, it ptovides a distinctively I W a s h i n g D. C Sixty Arch Catholic(intViniir atmosphereBtmnsnVioro for tViothe stn/lpntsstudents I a^d Bishops Comprise the Committees The question of deathbed apparitions has always intrigued us, instead of a secular one, and serves in charge of the campaign (see early The writer once had a little cousin who died at the age of 4, but who to draw the different sections of the reek edition of The Register). showed so conclusively that he had the use of reason that he was given country together through its scholars. all the last rites of the Church. The writer’s mother, was present at his Father King says, in speaking of BISHOP VEHR WILL deathbed and as he lay dying, about twenty' minutes before the end, he Chinese culture, that it is so vast that ATTEND RENO RITES tried to make hit mother see a beautiful blue light that he said was in the no one man could possibly hope to room. Just before he passed into eternity, he said: “ Now, Mother, ! know cover it all. In the Catholic Uni-1 (Continued From Page 1) what the blue light is. It is the Blessed Virgin. She hat come for me.” versity of Peking, there are ten pro- Aquinas’, which now becomes the Ca- On another occasion, the writer himself hovered all day near the fessors assigned to this subject alone, { thedral. It was built along Cathedral deathbed of a priest-uncle who had served God long and well. The dying each of whom has made himself par lines as it was always felt that the man was in and out of consciousness during the day, hut knew us. The ticularly familiar with just one period city wauld eventually be the see of strange thing was that he talked as much to dead relatives, who he said of Chinese literature. a diocese. were at the bedside, as he did to us. Did he really see them? The writer Today’ s Dollar Has a New Value Father King feels that the Church Under the auspices of Bishop Rob believes he did. Maybe it’s because we’re Irish that wo believe this, but in China is making very satisfactory ert Armstrong of Sacramento, in it has always seemed to us rather to be expected that when people have rains in spite of the persecution from whose diocese Reno has been. The Today the dollar is valued more highly than it was a few years lived close to the spiritual world all their lives that world should manifest landits. Among the most important Register on Thursday published a itself to them as the veil between time and eternity grows thin. things he believes it must accomplish special welcome edition to Bishop ago. Being harder to '^et it is guarded more carefully and Good little Sister Irenita! We hope St. Joseph will come for us at are the establishment of a native hier Gorman, which will be distributed the end, as he came for you. archy, a fact the Holy Father wishes Sunday to all the Catholic families used more cautiously. for each missionary country, and the of Nevada. The new diocese corn- development of internal resources I prises the entire state of Nevada Greater prudence is exercised in safeguarding personal funds. sufficient for self-support instead of Bishop Gorman attended the con Impressive Rites Mark Loretto having to depend upon foreign con-j secration of Bishop Vehr in Cincin Speculative hazards are avoided. People have learned the tributions. nati June 10 and Bishop Vehr was at Bishop Gorman’s in Los Angeles wisdom of depositing with a safe, strong bank where their Funeral of Sister Edwina Casey July 22. Reports indicate that there were pallbearers. Monsignor Brady will be a large turnout of prelates money is protected by strong resources and conservative man sang the Requiem Mass ■with the full One o f the most impressive fu and priests at the Reno celebration, choir and organ accompaniment by especially from California. Bishop agement, and where they are assured an unfailing rate of nerals ever held in Denver was that Menedora of the Loretto order in the sisters. In addition to the jBishop Gorman is the first native of the of Sister Edwina Casey of the Lo Kansas City. Sister Edwina had ar interest. and the monsign , there were twenty- Los Angeles diocese to be raised to retto order, who died suddenly while rived Thursday to visit her sister at five ^rieste in th« sanctuary Bishop’s j^he episcopacy* ■visiting her sister. Sister Celestine, Loretto Heights and was in the best Vehr 8 talk was brief but beautiful. I -I —i - Use a Savings Account with us for safety, convenience and profit at Loretto Heights college, and was of health. She was stricken with “ She had dedicated her all to her BISHOP HAS VISITORS5 buried Monday in the little cemetery chill Sunday night and died the next God ■without reserve and for thirty-1 The Rev. Joseph E. Collins, assist- adjoining the college. Incidentally, day at St. Joseph’s hospital of peri six years lived up to that pledge in j ant chancellor of the Archdiocese of it was the first funeral at which tonitis, following an emergency oper its very highest interpretation. Now j Cincinnati, is a guest at the home Bishop Urban Vehr has officiated in ation. she is receiving her reward,” he said, j of Bishop Urban J. Vehr. Two of this diocese. . Many Old-Timart Attend As is customary with funerals of I Bishop Vehr’s brothers, accompanied 17th at Lawrence St. Frank Kirchhof, Pres. The Casey family, pioneer settlers, A large number of people, includ the sisters, the nuns of Loretto j by the wife of one of them and the had contributed three sisters to the ing members of old-time Catholic walked double file ahead of the!nephew of the Bishop, stopped in FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, 6 TO 8 religious: Sister Edwina, who taught families, attended the funeral in Lo hearse to the little cemetery adjoin-j Denver this week for a brief visit in the grade schoos of Pueblo; Sister retto chapel. Among these were ing, reciting the Litany of the Deadlwhen driving to Yellowstone National Celestine, head of journalism at Lo- thirty-four relatives. Eight nephews as they walked. Jpark. (St. Dominic’* Pariah) Sisters M. Clarette, Paulus and Casian have returned from Sinsinawa, Wisconsin, where they visited at the motherhouse of the Dominican Sisters for the past two months. The Rev. R. F, Vollmer, O.P., of Chicago, Illinois, visited yfith the fathers at the rectory recently. Canon City.— Sixty-two m«n, rep (St, Catherine’* Parith) The members of the Blessed Vir resenting all parts of Southern Adding to the carnival spirit in St. gin’s sodality will receive their Catherine's parish was the announce monthly Communion at the 7 :30 Colorado, gathered at Holy Cross abbey to attend the annual laymen’s ment last Sunday at M m s that one o’clock Mass on this Sunday. retreats, held August 2, 3, 4 and 8, Willa Cather’s new novel— of the generous convert parshioners Masses on this Saturday, the Feast had made a cash donation of $1,000 9 and 10. \ of the Assumption, will be at 5:30, Father Gilbert Straub, O.S.B., to be applied on a memorial in a new 7, 8 and 9 o’clock. church. well known Eastern missionary, Mrs. John Hayes and son. Jack, from St Vincent’s archabbey, La- SHADOWS ON THE ROCK Among the recent added attractions and her sister. Miss Erin Lewis, have trobe, Pa., ably guided the eager band promised for what is expected to be returned from Los Angeles, where of men who left the clamor of the is the August selection of . the most elaborate carnival in the they have been visiting for several world, their homes, offices and history of the parish is a hair-raising months, shops, to spend a few days in silent aerial act by tiie well-known “ Dare- union with their God, and to be THE CATHOLIC BOOK CLUB Devil Gates,” who will perform twice Mrs. John J. Keniery returned re cently from Colorado Springs, where deck themselves with the golden nightly on the tight rope. This at she spent:,a week. She was accompa armor of spirituality, in order to and THE BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB traction will be free to all carnival return to the world better equip patrons. His act will be augmented nied by Her mother, Mrs. Ann Wol- sieffer, and her sister. Miss Agnes ped to fight the battles ahead of by fireworks. Seldom has any novel been as widely bought and as I PRICES Wolsieffer, of Salina, Kansas. them. The jubilee carnival opens next dearly loved as Death Comes for the Archbishop and Mrs, Henry Ruwart, Jr., slipped The great increase in the num Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock with Shadows on the Rock is of the same superb vintage. The on the steps of her home on North ber of men who attended this year, a card party and at 5 o’clock with Prices for W. P. Horan & Son Speer boulevard and suffered a frac ovpr those of previous years, shows setting is for Miss Gather a new one— Quebei; in the last a spring chicken supper. There will with what seriousness the Laymen’s year of Frontenac’a life— and she recaptures the very be twenty-two illuminated booths on ture of the hip. The patient is rest Mortuary Service were never ing comfortably at a local hospital. Retreat movement is being taken in tone and feeling of the seventeenth century in this old the outdoor carnival grounds, with Southern Colorado. plenty of fresh air for everyone. The Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Welch and Freftich city, built on a rock on the great St. Lawrence. daughters, Nonie and Rosemary, are Pueblo made the greatest show more reasonable than now. Com dates are August 20, 21 and 22. leaving this Saturday morning for ing with twenty-five men present. plete funerals including the use Among the new arrivals in the par California. They expect to be absent Walsenburg was next with ten. Henry Seidel Canby says in The Book-of-the-Month Club ish are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schnei several weeks. OUier cities and towns which were News: “ The drama is of the Old World against the new. of • our modem establishment der of 4933 Irving street. Mrs. J.^M. Harrington and daugh represented V7ere: Canon City, Flor . . . There are two Bishops— a great saint and a great ence, Colorado Springs, Rugby, Ala Mrs. Everett Bailey has returned ter, Patricia Jean, leave Friday eve courtier, a soldier, Frontenac . . . a courier des bois, who range from $115 up. Anyone, to her home very much improved. ning for Seattle, Washington, where mosa, Trinid$id, Gardner and Salida. they will visit with relatives for a Norman Kastner of Walsenburg is the new Canada, and an old apothecary, French cul Among the sick of the parish are was chosen president of the Abbey regardless of his station in life, Mrs. McLean, mother of Mrs. C. month. ture at its simple best, and his little girl who sees and is Laymen’s Retreat association for the the heart of the story.” Laurschou of 4988 Knox court. Rose coming year. Mr. Kastner _ deserves can find here a tribute suited to Brady of Fiftieth and King streets FATHER STRAUB much praise for the untiring work Price $ 2 .5 0 his needs at a price he can afford was confined to her home a few days and effort he put forth in behalf of last week, following a tonsilitis opera PUEBLO VISITOR the association in the past year. to pay. When finances are lim tion. “ Things That Are Not Caesar’s” by Maritain Price $2.50 Two converts were received into St. Leander’s Parish, Pueblo.— ited, we gladly counsel with the' the Church by Father McCarthy last Father Leonard Schlim of the Holy CARD PARTY HELD “ The King’s Highway” by Sister M. Eleanore Price $3.50 Saturday, and made their First Com Cross abbey and the Rev. Gilbert AT FORT COLLINS family and explain just how a munion Sunday. They were George Staub of St. Vincent’s archabbey “ Richelieu” by Hilaire Belloc...... Price $5.00 M. Edwards of 4404 Alcott street, at Latrobe, Pa., visited with Father “ Wolsey” by Hilaire Belloc...... Price $5.00 small amount of money can be with Louis C. Fischer and Fannie P. Benedict, O.S.B., Friday. Father Fort Collins.— One of the enjoy Laney acting as sponsors, and Mrs. Staub conducted the laymen’s retreat able affairs of the week was the ben “ Saint Augustine” by Papini...... Price $3.00 made to go a long way. Nora Ellen Powers of 1712 East at the Holy Cross abbey. efit bridge party given Thursday eve Evans avenue, who had Miss Margaret Miss Vera Jakopich is recovering ning of last week at St. Joseph's These and many other new books are now in stock. Tobin as sponsor. nicely from her operation, and was school hall. Mrs. J. J. Gleeson and J. Patricia Jean, infant daughter of able to return home Sunday from St. F. McIntyre held high scores at the Mr. and Mrs, George P. Hebert of Mary’s hospital. end of the games, and Mrs. William 4644 Clay street, wis baptized Sun. The members of the Holy Name so Jackson and Harry Falk were second high. Dainty refreshments were served day. Milton G.^ )^ it e and Grace £ ciety will receive Holy Communion in Dominico acted as sponsors. a body, Sunday, August 16. by the following hostesses: Mesdames James Clarke Among those vacationing at Beulah Robert J. Schauer, Guy Bush, Ralph W. P. HORAN are Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Sutherland Schauer, John Schauer and Charles Church Goods House ACTIVE PUEBLO and son, William; Mr. and Mrs. Jos Schneider. — Mrs. Ruphy of Walsenburg is vis K. OF C. IS DEAD eph Bertcb and Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1636-38 Tremont Street Denver, Colorado Baum. Mr. Baum is repairing the pa iting her mother and sister, Mrs. Mc- vilion at St. Catherine’s church while Sparr*n and Margaret. Mrs. MeSpar- AND SON Wa* Repre*entativa of The RegUtSV ron, who has been ill for several Phone TAbor 3789 and Popular Among Catholic* there. Mr. and Mrs. Cottrell and Mr. and weeks, is slowly improving. INCORPORATED of Entire City Mrs. 0. D. Mincesinger and daugh OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS Mrs. Tom Boas have returned to their GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION _ home at Wanette, Okla., after a pleas ter, Kathleen, of Dallas, Texas, ar Pueblo.— Kevin J. Carroll, well- ant visit with Mr. and Mrs. William rived Thursday for a few days’ visit FUNERAL CHAPELS cnown resident of Pueblo for the at the home of her brother, George last 17 years, and beloved by a large Kemp and family. Mrs. Cottrell is a sister of Mr. Kemp. Nelson, and family. number of friends, passed away at J. P. Sullivan left Friday for 'Ample Parking Space—Central Location St. Mary’s hospital last week follow Miss Helen Hoffman has returned home from a visit with her sister, Hobles, N. ‘M., after spending two ing a short illness. Mr. Carroll was weeks with his family. 1527 Cleveland Place KEystone iS297 45 years of age. Mrs. Joseph Miesner, at Ordway., Joseph Fitzgerald of Oakland, Mr. and'Mrs. Roy Mason and fam Mr. Carroll, with his brother, ily have moved to Laramie, Wyoming, Frank, came to America from Dub Calif., is visiting relatives here. Ray Navin and Joseph Beer have where they will make their holne. ‘ lin, Ireland, his birthplace, 21 years returned to their home in Detroit, Miss Mary OiConnor has returned ago. He spent a few years in Den Mich., after three weeks’ visit with from a trip to Chicago, Illinois, and ver, coming to Pueblo later. He was has gone up to her cabin on the popularly known for his cheerful Mrs. MSry Faricy and family. HaltOli'Herder is still confined to Poudre. v and sunny disposition and came to his bed. His condition remains very Miss Evelyn and Charles Bishopp be known to the Catholic population much the saipe. have been spending part of their va^ of Pueblo as the representative of cation in Boulder visiting relatives Cathedral Parish The Catholic Register. He was a Miss Dorothy Hoffman left Mon day for a visit with friends at Granby, and friends. solicitor of this paper in Pueblo for Mrs, Creswell, witlj her daughter a number of years. Colo. Mrs. E. L. Kinane of Los Angeles, and two sons, who are visiting at the Mr. Carroll was a member of the DAILY RATE SCHEDULE Calif., is spending a month with her home of John Smihula, motored to Speer and Bannock Ancient Order of Hibernians, Div. Single with L .* v «to ry _ ._ „-tl, $1.50 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beauvais Greeley Thursday of last week. The 1 of Denver. He also was a member ANNUAL AUGUST I Double with Lavatory______$1.50 to $2.Su and daughters, Myrna and Ruth Beau boys, Paul and Clement, returned to of Pueblo council of the Knights of 1‘ A V E N U E * " Single with Bath______$ 2 to $3 vais. their home at De Soto, Mo.,. Friday, CLEARANCE SALE Double with B ath.._.....„.„..„.$2.50 to $8.50 Columbus, and one of its most active while the mother and sister are stay' HOTEL and untiring workers. At one time Mark McDonnell, Jr., has returned NEAR EVERYTHING home after having spent the past two ing for some time. he was recording secretary, and had On ALL our USED CARS months with his uncle, William Rice, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayfield of To at different times acted in the ca ledo, Ohio, arrived last week for a pacity of financial secretary, being at Graceville, Minn. Brownie Creamery & Delicatessen ^ ”,toae7?«? ^ ’ E!'i7VhA^^; Mr. and Mrs. William McGovern visit at the home of Dr. and Mrs. well versed in all phases of the in Brick Ice Cream, Qt.— 1 5 ^ Pt. entertained at^a dinner Sunday in W. A. DeMay. Together they all left surance laws. He was responsible for a ten days’ trip to Salt Lake City COMPLETE As s o r t m e n t o f l u n c h m e a t s . • for the local knights conducting a honor of James Faricy, who left Mon AND EVERYTHING THAT CONSTITUTES OUTING LUNCHES day for Detroit, Mich. Covers were and Ogden, Utah. lapsation campaign during the sum laid for twelve. Maryette and J. L. Sullivan spent Lace Curtain*, Draperie*, Lace*, Center Piece* and All Table Linen* mer last year that netted the council Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Faricy and chil the week-end at Colorado Springs, a considerable amount in back dues. Cleaned and Hand Pre**ed. dren of Florence, Colo., visited rel visiting friends. For the past four years, he was a Annunciation Parish NO PIN HOLES CALL FOR AND DELIVER atives hei;e Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Gleason have 218 E. Seventh Are. CITY LACE CLEANERS Phone TAbor 7907 member of the firm of Hunt & Co. just returned from a trip to Colorado Mr. Carroll had been ill but a short Springs. ' SPECIALIZING THE time and his sudden death was a WEINER FRY WILL Bernard McIntyre, Paul Weiss and 1718 East GRAHAM SPORT SHOPPE GRAHAM KNITTED GARMENTS shock to all of his fronds. He was Richard McCourt spent last week The Only Excluelve Sports Wear Shop for Women in Denver. For "Golf and Tennis. buried from St. Patrick’s church BE HELD AUG. 19 camping at Columbine park in Poudre i c e - 32nd Avenue ICE The Caiifornia Designer, Teacher for Garments That Are Smart in Lines Saturday morning. Father Joseph ' and Give Perfect Freedom of Movement canon. 25 lbs., 1 0 ^ ; 37 Vs lbs., 1 5 < ; 50 lbs., 2 0 ^ ; 100 lbs., 3 5 ^ 516 E. COLFAX CAROLINE STANFIELD FRANKLIN 6617 Higgrins sang the Requiem Mass. (St. Leo’* ParUh) Mr. and Mrs. W. Harry Hamilton Manufactured From Pure Water— Full Weight*— Prompt Curb Service Ten priests were present in the sanc The weiner fry scheduled to be and Miss Margaret and Mrs. J. A. C. ' Open From 7 A. M. Until 8 P. M. Including Sunday# 1471 LOGAN ST.— KE. 5017 tuary during the Mass. They were given by the Dramatic club last Kissock motored to Denver recently. ROACH BROTHERS 806 E. 17TH AVE.— KE. 6696 T H E DIXIE ICE HOUSE the Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B.; the week was postponed until Wednes Mrs. J. F. McIntyre was hostess to Dependable Grocers Rev, Francis Homung, O.SJB.; the day evening, August 19. A-meeting several bridge parties this week. Rev. John Bergin, S.J.; the Rev. T. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Quality First— ^Fj;ee Delivery of the Dramatic club was held Tues Little Mary Collopy is spending the “ Ea*t Denver’* Conway of Rocky Ford, the Rev. T day evening. week in Denver, visiting relatives. FRANKLIN PHARMACY Large*: Drug Store” Fitzgerald, Dean T. J. Wolohan, the The Young Ladies’ sodality will Mrs. L. P. Orleans and Mrs. J. P. The REXALL Store, 34th and Franklin St. Rev. Bernard Gillick, the Rev. A. receive Communion at the 9 o’clock Collopy drove to Denver last week. PEARL GROCERY COMPANY Miller, the Rev. J. J. O’Sullivan of Mass Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kolm of Hay Springs, Bei^t C. Gorgan, Mgr. KE, 1753 “ Immetliate Delivery” 631 EAST 17TH PHONE MA. 4622 Leadville, and the Rev. R. Smyth of Corrine Kingston will be a visitor Nebr., are visiting at the Ed Powers Mercy hospital, Denver. in Colorado Springs for a week. home. Mrs. Kolm is a sister of Mrs. The firms listed hfure de BERTHOLD’S The most completely stocked grocery store in East Denver. Dealing The pall bearers were John Nevin Captain and Mrs. Campbell have Powers. exclusively in Quality Merchandise. For this Friday and Saturday we and D. J. Sullivan of Denver, Larry returned home from their pleasant Mrs. C. Knemeyer, Mr. and -Mrs. serve to be remembered QUALITY BAKERY have cut prices on our entire stock. Come in and see for yourself some Balfe, John Langdon, John A. Ma mountain, vacation. Murphy and children, and Frank of the valuable Bargains. when you are distributing loney and Joseph Neary. The parish takes this means of Knemeyer and sons, Hubert and John, PIES, CAKES, DONUTS, (Watch for our ad next week) Mr. Carroll is survived by a thanking all who helped to make the of Los Angeles, Calif., are spending your patronage in the dif BREAD AND ROLLS brother, Frank, of Pueblo, and a annual dinner ’and lawn social a suc a week at Whispering Pines in Poudre sister, .Tosephine, of Dublin, Ireland. cess. The prize of ten dollars canon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schauer ferent lines of business. 2231 E. 34th Ave. Phone YOrk 7856 He was buried in Roselawn cemc' was won by Mrs. Cavanaugh; the and family will spend Sunday with tery. radio by Tqm O’Connell; a ton of them. ‘‘Pleasing Serviced* Among those from outside Pueblo coal by Mr. Kingston and a beautiful Gas, Oil, Tire Repairing and to attend the funeral were Mr. and painting of Fr. O’Ryan by John Mad Creole Belle Cafe Greasing at PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. Mrs. John Nevin of Denver and Mr. den. IT PAYS Specializes in Delicious Southern and Mrs. George Nevin of Los An Masses on Saturday, the Feast of Cooking of Highest Quality HARTLEY’S geles, Calif., and Jack Gleason, Tom the Assumption, will be at 6 and 9 St. Dominic’s Parish COLFAX AT PEARL $ 25$^, & 50^ Dijmer* Henry and Harry Breen of Denver. o’clock. Phone YOrk 7013 Masses offered in the week were EYES EXAMINED Served from 11 A. M. to 8 P. M, as follows: Monday for James LAKE’S QUAUTY MARKET Fresh Fish Dinners Friday 98 in Retreat at Madden; Wednesday for Special In-i Gla*iM WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF QUALITY MEATS, FRESH EGGS, Fred Merritt tention, and Thursday for - P. MorJ That SALT AND SMOKED MEATS, FISH ON FRIDAY 516-18 E. 17th Ave. Denver St. Mary’s, Kans. 3617 Weat 32nNuncio to $th tnd S«nt* Ft Denver 202-203 McClintoek Blda. 2921 W. 25TH AVE. 17th Street at Tremont Phone KEystone 2391 Bolivia, was Sie consecrator. 1654 Californit St, Phone TAbor 3619 West 25th at Decatur T
K .o f C.and C .D .o f ^ Joint Picnic St. Patrick’s Parish Open to AD CaAolics of Denver A picnic, to which all tliie Catholics K o f C.| has appointed the commit- of Denver are invited, will be staged tees to look afterifter the J knights’ end M. ROSE TAILORING OLSON^S MOTOR on Sunday, August 23, undw the of tihe picnic, wlith John C. Stortz hs joint auspices of the Khi|j|hts o f Co- the general chairman. Mrs. James SHOP SERVICE lumlius and the Catholic: Daughters Jackson, the Catholic Daughters’ lec This year marks the twenty-fifth Doubtless you have often had re of Amejica. The affair, which is to be turer, is in charife of the C. D. of A. anniversary of the establishment of pair work done on your car only to held at Conway park on Little Cub aiT^grem ehts. the "M. Rose Tailoring shop in. the find it Aid not stand up. Disappoint creek, a few miles above Evergreen, Flatiron building at the coi'ner of ments of this kind may be entirely gives every indication of being one Fifteenth ; 'd Boulder streets. M. eliminated by people of St. Patrick’s of the largest social affairs ever Rose, the owner and proprietor, has parish. They are fortunate in hav given under Catholic auspices in this spent many years on the bench, mak ing a service garage like Olson’s so state. The program for the day in ing suits to measure, and serves a conveniently located. All work is cludes a number of sport events, large clientele of loyal customersj fully guaranteed. which are bouftd to hold the interest especially from the North Side. I. E. Olson established this garage not only of the participants, but of Some wit once said, “ Do not give three years ago, specializing in Nash the spectators as well. This program your measure ’ to any one but the and Studebaker service, and under will include events for men, women tailor.” Each year, M. Rose gets his personal supervision a steady in and children. (St. Mary’s Parish, Littleton) “ the measure” of some of the best crease of business has been main While the Knights of Columbus dressed people in this section. It’s tained. He has had fifteen years’ ex are taking the major part in arrang Preparations for the fourth annual time to leave yours now for one of perience as an auto mechanic on all ing the picnic, the Catholic Daugh festival at Willowcroft manor on the new fall fabrics. A custom- cars, and his associate, Ted Olson, ters are willingly sharing their re Saturday, August 29, from 7 to 12 made suit may be had at the price of has had ten years’ experience on sponsibility in its promotion. Commit p. m., are being made by the mem a ready-made. Studebaker cars alone. This is a tees fro b both organizations have bers of St; Mary’s parish. The plan, In addition to the tailoring shop, garage to which you may feel safe been at work, and a well-planned introduced last year, of providing a the: M. Rose establishment includes a to trust your car. Don’t forget the and weU-executed program is as full evening’s entertainment on one clothing and men’s furnishings de address, 3316 Tejon street. sured for the day. The committees admission price will be employed partment. The new fall styles are from both organizations are making again at this year’s festival. Door now on display and Register readers special efforts to see that transporta prizes, refreshments and entertain Rev. A. Sommaruga, Paitor are invited to see them. Telephone KRINGEL MARKET ment will be free to admission ticket The Red and White Store tion is provided for everyone who Gallup 1624-W. wishes to attend the picnic. Those holders. Mrs. John E. Jones, presi -The people of St. Patrick’s parish it is not necessary to visit Kringel’s dent of the Altar society; Miss Anna may feel proud of their parochial who are planning on attending the CALIFORNIA personally to be sure you will get outing who have extra room in their Martin, prefect of the Young Ladies’ licquipment, which gives them a splen that choice <. it of meat. Mr. Kringel sodality, and George Traut, Jr„ pres did church and rectory, a parochial CLEANERS & DYERS cars are requested to call either the is “ right there” when it comes to cut Knights of Columbus, Tabor 1480, ident of the Holy Name society, have school, with eight grades, taught by This is the “ shop that customers ting meat, and if it is not quality or the Catholic Daughters, Tabor apiwinted committees to carry on theu the Sisters of St. Joseph, and a con built” and the oldest cleaning estab meat he won’ t cut it. Just call Gal 9597, and register the number they activities of the festival. The prin vent for the nuns. This parish is lishment on Tejon street. G. Gamins, lup 039 5-W and you may be sure it cipal feature of the evening will be one of Denver’s oldest and is noted caff accommodate. People who wish the proprietor, started on the comer is the finest of either meats or gro to attend the picnic but who have no the Howard-Bulova watch award— a today for the stability of its people. of 41st and Tejon about thirteen ceries to be had on the market. shower of jewelry worth ?150.00— They are mostly of the working class, means of transportation are likewise years ago. When that building was Mr. and Mrs. Kringel have been asked to call either of these numbers for patrons and workers. and are of that sturdy stock which torn down, he mi»ved to his present in the grocery business for thirty-six The Altar society, at its meeting is never found wanting in activity in and to register the number they wish location at 4112 Tejon in a newly- years and these years of experience accommodated. last 'Thursday at the home of Mrs. behalf of the Church. The parish is erected building. have made them very efficient in this E. C. Ritchlin, voted to assume're well organized as to societies, with Markers will be put on the road Mr. Camins is a member of the line, also enabling them to give you turns to facilitate finding the park. sponsibility for the material in the the ladies and young ladies playing -North Side Progressive league, the benefit of lower prices. They are altar linens made by the senior girls a prominent part in parochial affairs. Free coffee will be furnished the pic formed for the betterment of the assisted by Mr. and'Mrs. Pearson. nickers, who are, however, expected in the vacation school and presented Father Sommaruga, the able pastor, community and to stimulate business The whole store is arranged to give to the Sisters of St. Joseph for their has as his assistant the Rev. Henry j in every line to bring their own lunches. the best service in the most courteous William J. Ducey, lecturer of the new convent at Englewood. The lin ...... The Calif(California Cleaners have dis manner. They are located at 41st ens were on display along -with the f In St. _ Patrick’s parish are a num carded the old methods of cleaning and Tejon street. smaller children’s art work at the ber of live business districts, where garments. The new system that they TWO CANON CITY solemn closing of the vacation school COAL the parishioners may fill practically use is less harmful and much more on Sunday, Augpist 5. Three Sisters every need of every-day life. Some sanitary, because each garment goes DICK'S GIRLS.MARRIED of St. Joseph, a seminarian, a lay Genuine Moffat Lump, $7.95 per ton. of the leading business firms of the through a clean, fresh supply of QUALITY BAKERY woman (Mrs. E. J. Sullivan, organist) parish have co-operated with The cleaning fluid. There is a continuous and the pastor made up the faculty Fill Your Bin Now at This Low Price Register in presenting this page to 4044 Tejon Street Canon City.— Miss Elizabeth Val flow of the liquid going through the ent of Canon City became the bride to instruct 110 children at the Lit day. Patronage of those who have vat all the time. Telephone Gallup If your appetite fails you, just tleton ■vacation school. drop into this model bakery. You of Andrew Conder of Gordon, Colo advertisements under St. Patrick’s 5135 for prompt service. The Star of the Sea circle of the THE MOFFAT GOAL CO. parish heading will be greatly ap will be surprised how soon pangs of rado, at St. Michael’s church Monday morning, with the Rev. Paul Fife of Junior Tabernacle society will hold preciated. OBERHAUSEHS hunger will affect you. The home a meeting at the home of the presi • MAin 0235 made bread, pies, cookies and coffee- ficiating at the Nuptial Mass. The i dent, Miss Lillian Theisen, next PHARMACY cake are unsurpassed by any bakery bridesmaid was Miss Anna 'Valent. C. H, BLEZEK Michael Kremply was best man. The Thursday evening, August 20. .The When you heed a rush prescription in the city, and if you ever taste circle has been particularly active in 32nd and Tejon Street filled, or ready advice on treating an that delicious tutti-frutti fruit cake, children’s choir furnished the musifc. Shi MiSs Helen Richardson of Canon City co-operating withilhe DCnver deanery “ Never just out” is the slogan of injury, your druggist is always pre which is made a special on Saturdays in its social service work. this old established pharmacy at the pared for the emergency. On such only, you will be asking Mr. Tauche and Joseph Omer Quenneville of Kirkland Lake, Ontario, were mat- Mrs. John E. Jones, Mrs. A. Coffin, corner of West 32nd and Tejon. Occasions you may not take time to to work in a few extra Saturdays Airs. E. ^..Sullivan, Miss Anna Mar C. H. Blezek, the proprietor, estab say, “ A friend in need is a friend each week. ried at a qutet home weddihg Mon day afternoon, with the Bey. Paul tin, Damen McCaddbn, David Ma lished this drug store thirty years indeed,” ' but you feel it just the The interior of the store has re loney and the Rev. F. Gregory Smith ago and his policy has been to carry cently been very attractively dec File officating at the ceremony. The NIGHT LAW SCHOOL same. You are indebted to him for represented St. Mary’s parish at the a complete stock. He is a registered orated and a new floor covering has couple were attended by Miss Alice I a greater share of your health ahd Richardson, sister of the bride, and quarterly meeting o f the Diocesan WESTMINSTER LAW SCHOOL pharmacist, and the assistant is- also appearance, your comfort and enjoy been laid, giving a pleasing appear Codncil of Catholic Women at Ster Theodort!'Carrico, cousin of the bride, Duly Accredited by the Supreme Court ol Colorado. registered. Scrupulous care is taken ment, than you ever stop to realize. ance. One is Impressed by the spot ling last week. to fill each and every prescription W. P. Oberhauser, the proprietor less cleanliness of the place. Come from Grand Junction. A wedding CLASSED BEGIN SEPTEMBER 1. according to the doctor!s orders. Art of the Oberhauser pharmacy, better over and inspect this peer e f bakeries supper, served buffet style, followed 311 EMPIRE BLDG., SIXTEENTH AND GLENARM PLACE urtusually large stock of prescription known as “ Obie’s Drug store,” has •4044 Tejon. the ceremony. Mrs.^Quehneville is the ALTAR SOCIETY ingrrediertts is. kept in stock, .so that been in, the parish for eight years at youngest daughter* of Mr. and Mrs. PLANS PARTY College Course in Connection no one will have to wait The other 2349 West 44th avenue. He carries George Richardson of this city. She A Liberal Arts Course to Prepare Students for the Law School E. J. HOWARD was graduated from the Kansas State departments include soda fountain, a complete line of drugs and sun Address Teachers’ college in Emporia, Kans., (St. Louis’ Parith,'Engle wood) proprietary and patent medicines, dries. The fountain is a veritable DRUG COMPANY HAMLET J. BARRY, Dean, 904 Equitable Bldg. TAbor 8070. magazines, candy, drug sundries, oasis during the hot weather. 3200 Pecos Street last May. Mr. and Mrs. QuenneVille The Altar society card party, to CLIFFORD W . MIUJS, Aasociate Dean, 525 Kittredge BMg. MAin 0461. JOHN E. NELSON, Registrar, 311 Empire Bldg. KFyatone 7551 toiletries and cigars and cigarettes. Mr. Oberhauser is ably assisted by will make their home in Canada. be held next Thursday, August 20, Mr. Blezek appreciates the splendid Over forty years on the same cor The annual St. Rocco’s day cele John Wilson, who has been with him ner and the oldest drug store in the will be at the home of Mrs. J. Stein- patronage accorded him during, the for over five years. You r may always bration will be held in 'B r o ^ ^ e this metz, 720 West Quincy, near the cor past year and extends a cordial in parish. This is a record of which the Sunday, August 16. The cfeleoratidri feel assured of the mpst.prompt and Howard Drug company is justly ner of South Fox street. Transpor vitation to the new members of the courteous service at this store. It will start with a social Saturday eve tation will be provided from the car parish* to visit his store. proud. ning. Sunday, High Mass will be sung X is worthy of the parish business. Mort Howard directs the business line to her home. in the Brookside church. Baseball A cake-baking contest was held in management of the store and lives games and contests are scheduled for connection -with the party this week THE STAR CLEANERS WEST 44TH AVE. up to the old standard established by the afternoon and at 8 o’clock a St. Louis’ Parish his father, E. J. Howard, who has at the home o f Mrs. T. McGee. Ten »tl — U1ll^ AND DYERS MARKET large display of fireworks will con dollars in prizes was awarded for the 2339 W o t 44tb Avenue always been known for the high qual clude the celebration. Your clothes will give better serv ity of merchandise he carries. best cakes. One would have difficulty in locat Alumnae Are Entertained NICK STREWLER SERVICE STATION ice if they are cleaned re^larly and The fountain is very popular this The Altar society •will furnish the i ing a more immacUlato little butcher The members of Mt. St. Scholas- “TEXACO PRODUCTS- expertly. Imbedded, invisible dust hot weather; there is ample room, so materials for painting the woodwork dulls the color and destroys the life shop than the West 44th Avenue tica’s Alumnae association were en on the exterior of the church. The Washing, Greasing, Polishing— Drive In— Courteous Service market Hugh Brawley, the genial all customers Are assured of imme tertained last Monday evening by SO. BROADWAY AT HAMPDEN i PHONE ENG. 392 of the fabric. , Stains or spots, if re diate service. This week, the How work will be donated by P. Maifurth, moved by amateur methods, often re proprietor, is alyays on the job,' and Miss Dorothy Sterling and Mias Jesse 1918 South Lincoln street, who re his business has shown a fine increase ard pharmacy is featuring a 25c tube Armstrong at'the home of Miss Arm sult in permanent damage to the of Colgate’s tooth paste free ■with cently donated his services in paint WALTER H. JOHN, NO. 2 cloth. Why not send your clothes to from year to year. Only the high strong. Those present were Mrs. Wil ing the cafeteria in the school. The est quality meats are offered in his each purchase of a Palmolive or Col liam Manley, Mrs. Ek J. Burke, Mrs. The Red and White Stores the Star Cleaners and Dyers and be gate tfoilet article. Stop in and get woodwork will be painted a_ cream i i complete stock, and one is assured Sylvia Balagna, Mrs. Russell Hund ENG. 27 AND 123 .safe? . H. L. Winter, the proprietor, that extra tube; you will like it. color, so' as to match it ■with the established this shop here about three when buying from Hugh that there ley, Mrs. J. M. Faricy, Mrs. Dick rest of the building. years ago. He was for^^erly in the is none better. Merlino, Mrs; Albert Goris, Mrs. Ag Wedding Held Monday Elks building, and was compelled to In a small shop it is possible to > THE GEORGIA nes Dyer, Mrs. Susan O’Hanlon and A pretty wedding was held in the move when it was rebuilt. He is an favor all customers, and in a short CRACKER the Misses Katherine Fitigerald, Anna church Monday morning, when Marie ex-service man and is a member of time Mr. Brawley learns just which Hein, Clara Esser, Lucy Powers, Ro Tiernan of St. Louis’ parish and the American Legion. For more than cuts you prefer and takes much satis 2343 West 44th Avenue wena Rush, Irene Rouse, Marie Pres Francis Maloney of Pueblo and Rug eighteen years, he has been success faction in supplying you at substan This is the place you have long cott, Lorraine Schmitt, Cecelia Craw by were married at a Nuptial Mass, St. Catherine’s Parish ful in this business, because of the tial savings. It is a great conven dreamed of— imagine “ Georgia baked ford of Salina, Kansas, and Gerry said by Father O’Heron. Witnesses courteous, prompt and efficient serv ience to feel confident you will re ham, what - am more 'than ham,” Claire Hannigan of Denver. were Emraeb Maloney and Isabel ice he renders to his customers. Don’t ceive the best steaks, chops, roasts cooked ■with additional savory spices, Miss Mary Ann Smith returned to Gubben. A breakfast was served at THE ZIMMERMAN MERCANTILE CO. to be found only in Georgia’s famous her home last week after having spent forget the location, 4043 Tejon, and or other meats without taking time the bride’s home, 2316 South Emer West 38lh and Irving 3700 Navajo Street the telephone number is Gallup 6468. to make your selection in person. kitchens. Fried chicken with all the several weeks in Alamosa, where she son ^street, following the services. Free delivery service. Tly this market for your next meat fixin’s, or when wrapped and packed assisted in vacation school work. Several members of St. Louis’ par Call Gallup 0741 Tb* red a white s«w«t Call Gallup 0936 order; you will be pleased. in one of Miss Turley’s box lunches, Miss Cecelia Crawford, niece of ish have volunteered to transport LOOP PHARMACY will make you feel like crowing. Warden and Mrs. F. E. Crawford, parishioners to the K. of C. and C. WINDSOR WATER AND BOTTLING COMPANY Such a treat. Fried chicken is on will return to her home in Salina, D. o f'A . picnic at Conway park on Corner West 30th and- Zuni WOODTS MARKET ~ ARTESIAN AND DISTILLED WATER Ju«t a Good Place to Buy Meats the menu every Sunday or may be Kansas, this week. August 23. Root Boer, Ginger Ale, Near Beer and Soda Water One of the finest appointed drug | Miss Gerry Claire Hannigan of To be sure you ■will receive the had cooked to order any day. Masses on Saturday, August 15, SOSO D O W N IN G ST. PHONE YORK 8568 stores in St. Patrick’s parish is lo -' Denver, who had been visiting in best cuts of meat for your, money, Miss Ruth Turley features her su will be at 6 and 8 o’clock. cated at the comer of West 30th and Canon City at the home of Mr. and go'to 'Woody’s market at 4051 .Tejon perlative home-made pies; the crust Miss Catherine Sausa was operated E. H. OLSON— RED & WHITE STORE Zuni, across from the car barn. The simply melts in your mouth; they are Mrs. F. E. Crawford, returned to on at Porter sanitarium last Monday shelving, cabinets and show cases are street W. Huffman, the genial pro thick, juicy and full of fruit— let her home Wednesday. for appendicitis. Quality Merchandise Reasonably Priced finished in oak and there is a mag prietor, is the oldest meat cutter in' Mrs. Frank Brueske of Denver vis the city. His experience is your gain. your mother be the judge. Never P. A. Cassidy, Sr., of 3999 South 3015 W. 44th Ave. Free Delivery Phones— GAlIup 6869 - 7011 nificent Frigidaire soda fountain at has any morsel been more pleasing ited at the home of Mrs. Mary Bruce Pearl street, who broke his arm re the rear. Th* proprietor. Bob Lee- For years he was located on Capitol in East Canon last week. Miss Vir hill, catering only to the most ex to 'the palate. cently, is quite ill at Porter san man, needs no introduction to our Miss Turley supervises all of the ginia Brueske returned , to Denver itarium. readers; he has successfully operated clusive farailies. He will have noth with her mother after having visited USE ing but the finest meat in his shop, cooking and baking, and all the rec Al Cassidy, who donated the pres this pharmacy for the past ten years ipes are her own. A ■visit to her with Mrs. Agnes Dyer for some time. ent equipment on the playground, has This space is offered, free of and knows personally many of our for the patrons of Woody’s market Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maschinot have demand the best and know where unique lunch room and you will for also donated a slide for the children. charge to any parish for adver CORBETT’S parishioners. To the new members sake your kitchen forever. Try a been entertaining house guests from The slide will be erected in Septem and those whose patronage he has they can be sure of finding it. tising parish affairs. Georgia dinner next Sunday. Kentucky. They are Mrs. E. Mas ber. ;» not yet enjoyed, a cordial invitation Mr. Huffman has the latest elec-; chinot, mother of Joseph Maschinot, ICE is extended to visit the Loop phar trical cooling equipment, and all and Mrs. G. Maschinot and daugh macy. The prescription specialist is meats are kept at a low temperature, ter, Virginia. Last Tuesday, Mrs. Jos MANY to HELP W. T . ROCHE George E. Little, a registered phar- thus insuring absolute freshness. A eph Maschinot presided over three CREAM macirt of many years’ experience. He steak from Woody’s makes a tempt tables of bridge honoring her guests. D.C.C.W. BENEFIT Ambulance Service Co. ing meal. Try this market for your is an expert on modem compounding PRIG! GOIWIRI Mrs. Kon Wyatt and little son, ^ 1^805 Gilpin St. YOrk 0900 and keeps a fresh supply of all dmgs next meat order; you will come Konnie, spent the past week at Cot , The theater benefit to be give:, WKen in Need of Heip on hand to fill prescriptions exactly again. tonwood lake. at Elitch’s gardens Sunday evening, Limousines For All as the physician orders. Telephone Miss Elizabeth O’Hanlon was an August 16, sponsored by the Dioc of any kind, permanent or odd job, Gallup 0250. In addition to the pre 'GEORGE'S afternoon hostess Tuesday when she esan Council of Catholic Women, Occasions scription department, there are sec IS MU P illlll call Employment Department, POWERINE STATION entertained at the home of her aunt, req^uires the utmost assistande of the tions devoted to drug sundries, can Corner 44th and Wyandotte Paris.T—Prince Vladimir Ghika, Mrs. Henry Smith, at Brewster. Her affiliated organizations. Increased CATHOLIC CHARITIES dies, toiletries, novelties, toys and “ Let George Do It” is the slogan descendant of the sovereigns of Wal- gpicsts were the Mi^es Jessie Arm demands on the deanery and furtheh school supplies. of this massive service station at the lachia and Moldavia, a Catholic con strong, Helen Anna Lorretta Jansen, development of diocesan projects 612 Exchange Bldg. Keystone 6386 comer of West 44th and Wyandotte vert who was ordained to the priest Lormne Schmitt, Gerry Claire. Han make the need of increasing the dioc AUS RED AND WHITE street. George Schmidt is the pro hood in 1923, has just been honored nigan, Cecelia Crawford and Dorothy esan council treasury most urgent. Al Ellefsen has given this business prietor, and nearly everyone in the by His Holiness by being nominated Sterling. Boxes for the performance have parish knows George' for his genial Apostolic Protonotary. He is a Mrs. Rdlla Bishop of Porterville, been taken by the Queen’s Daugh his entire attention for over a year ters, St. Philomena’s Young Ladies’ and has made many changes to make disposition and prompt attention. He brother of the minister of foreign Oregon, is visiting in Canon City. sodality and, St. James’ Altar and established this station about seven affairs of Roumania. She has been the honored' guest at a better the service he rendere. He Rosary society. Members of the years ago and has consistently fea Prince GhiKa, who recently went number of/ parties and social gather has recently instituted a morning and Denver deanery and Catholic Daugh tured Powerine products. A com to the Holy Father on a mission from ings. Mrs. Joseph Esser entertained jifternoon delivery service. This is ters of America have arranged thea plete line of auto accessories is now King Carol, showed his surprise at an informal luncheon last Satur a great convenience, for it is now ter parties, as have those of several possible to phene Gallup 6453 and in stock, and, to give further service, when the Pontiff addressed him sev day. Mrs. Ray Bottenfield entertained for her last Monday afternoon. Her other organizations. Mrs. Samuel your every need in the grocery *;nd George has a line of candy, cigars, eral times as “ Monsignor.” Noting ■J. Lewis and Mrs. M. J. Duplea have his astonishment. Pope Pius re parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Esser, meat line will be delivered almost cigarettes and ice cold pop, all served charge o f the disposal of tickets. immediately to your door. You will while your gas tank is being filled; marked: “ You know that we have de presided over a family gathering in find a varied selection of domestic no delay in any way. G eo^e is a cided to make you our Apostolic their home last Thursday evening. 40 NEW CHURCHES BEING and imported foods offered daily. recognized expert on the science of Protonotary.” Miss Anna Hein was hostess Mon BUILT IN EMERALD ISLE 'TTie well-known Red and White prod lubrication. He is thoroughly fa Descendant of a family which gave day evening when she honored Miss Within the last few months work ucts are of course featured. miliar with the greasing and oiling ten so-^ereigns to states now prov Minette Scavarda, who is leaving has been begun on the erection of In trading with Mr. Ellefsen, you systems of every make of car and inces of modem Roumania and soon for California, where sha ex are dealing with the owner) his over knows the proper weight and grade grandson of the last reignlJ'K ruler pects to make her future home. about forty new Catholic churches in Men’s Suits Cleaned various parts of Ireland. The latest head is low, which enables -him to that will give the most economical of Moldavia, Gregory VI, Prince Mrs. Chris Gehlbach and Miss Marie and Pressed quote the very lowest prices consist service. You are invited to park Ghika was bora on Christmas day, Esser were joint hostesses at a bridge to be started is St. Anne’s church, ent with the high quality he main- your car here while you shop in the 1873, at Constantinople, and was party at the home of Mii« Esser last Shankill, Dublin, the foundation stone taiqs. This store is as near as your neighborhood. No charge for this ac reared in the Russian Orthodox Thumday evening. They entwtained of whicli was laid by the Most Rev.. telephone. 2341 West 44th avenue. commodation. “Let George Do It.” Church. oyer forty guests. Edwatd Byrne, Archbishop of Dublin. 1 F i l m m a
y F C . w i i k Announcem«nt is made this wek by Joseph A. Craven, grand knight, that the Most Rev. Bishop Urban Vehr has appointed the Rev. Clarence Kessler of the Cathedral staff as BOX SKINNED CORN SWEET chaplain of the Denver council, Knights of Columbus. Father Kessler succeeds the Rev. William McCarthy FLAKES CORN of Sfe’ Catherine’s parish. BACON HAMS ARMOUR’S STAR ICE CREAM HENS KELLOGG’S GOLDEN BANTAM Local News Sugar Quart O P - FRESH KILLED R e g .9 c Full Cured, Young, 1 Ears, The Rev. Henry J. Foley of Chicago ' ''L c lb...... Brick Do%...... is a visitor at St. Anthony’s hospital, 25 Pkg. SWAFFORD & WISE Fat„Lb. Denver. He expects to remain for PUBLIC MEAT CO. AT OUR FOUNTAIN LEWIS FISH SHOP RED STAR GROCERY FLOAIDA FRUIT CO. several days. Mrs. Frank Kirchhof, who had been seriously ill at St. Joseph’s hospital, is reported much Improved. Mother M. Leo, provincial of the Sisters of Mercy, whose motherhouse is in Omaha, left Denver last week, after visiting institutions of the order here, for Raton, New Mexico, and Du K A T M N K j K S rango. Returning from Durango, she SOMETHING DELICIOUSLY GOOD visited for ;a few hours in Denver h o m e W ECCS B t^OP Thursday and then left for Omaha. SUM PUBLIC % C H I E S K . The Rev. Edward J. Flanagan, M MARKET MARKET Omaha priest noted for his boy work, who is staying at Mercy hospital, Denver, in an effort to regain his Walnut Pound Cake Loaf “It Cost No More to Trade in This Better Market” health, impaired by years of unflag BUTTER 29c ging service, is reported to be rest RITTTPP C t m U Crewnery— 0 7 f* ing easily. His physician has allowed Assorted Icings Each Center him to say Mass daily, but has for 3 0 c Slices . ib. 30c bidden any other activity. A reader of The Register wishes to RANCH EGGS „ 17c You Will Enjoy This Nut Loaf, and Skined Hams j Ham . lb. 16k publish thanks for favors received irom the Sacred Heart through the the Price Is Certainly a Special. intercession of Our Blessed Mother, CHEESE ...... 2 5 c St. Anne, S t Anthony and St. Jude * t f h i r I r A n c LB. 25c . Miss Mildred Casey has returned u i i C K e i i s {f a t hens lb. . isc to her home at Dorrance, Kansas, OLEOMARGARINE 25c after a four weeks’ visit with rela- Cherry Pie t.ves. Miss Casey motored to Denver Prices are effective Friday and Saturday in the four shops. with Mr. and Mrs. John P. Harring ton when they returned from their HOME I I ARAPAH OE I g E E F two weeks’ vacation in Kansas with PUBLIC ARAPAHOE 2 0 c IBOQ. 4 LBS. FOR 25c relatives and. friends. MARKET I MARKET | MARKET MARKET The Madams of the Sacred Heart will close their summer place at P O P I f (SHOULDER ROAST LB. 10c Bailey and pass through Denver Tuesday, en route to their respective r U l V l V . {st e a k . , . LB. 19c homes in the East. Father Knapp, ‘THE ACME BAKERS” S-J., of St. Louis, who has been chap HOLYOKE EGGS lain at the resort, while recuperating, (YOUR BAKERS) will also depart, for his home. Mrs. J. Allen Kyle, prominent Home Public Market PURE U R D 3 Lbs. 25c Catholic lay leader of Houston, has been the guest of Mrs. Joseph Emer ALSO AT son Smith’s home, where she stopped ASSORTED EGGS, Doz____ 1 9 c en route home from Bailey. U vd and Oexter 1032 IStli StTMt TATER-FLAKES The Catholic Press club had a pleas LEWIS FISH SHOP ant visit the past week from Mrs. WHITE EGGS (Large)_____ 2 5 c Starting July 1, TATER W. E. Kendall, diocesan president of FLAKES will be on sale in all Spring Chickens, 2S c the N'C.C.W. of Galveston and Hous leading grocery stores, cream ton, Texas. • Pacific Coffee Store For Health’s Sake eries and delicatessens in Denver. Mountain Tront, dL C g * Mip. Julia Anderson is spending BROWN EGGS (Large)_ _ _ _ _ 2 4 c NUT MEATS— Hot From the !b..„...... _W ^ V Kittle to You Eat “ They’re Good Because several weeks in Manitou. CATCH YOUR OWN Miss Blanche O’Neill and guest. Try Our Assorted Nuts They’re Fresh” Miss Norman of Berkeley, Calif., left — Salted, lb.___...91.00 for home after a visit to Miss WHITE EGGS (Fancy)...... ,2 8 c NICK'S FRESH jVe Are Experienced and GREEN TREE O’Neill’s father, T. J. O’Neill. Largest Retailers in Nnt Meets Saturday of this week is the Feast ______1 0 SAVE MONEY in State of the Awumption and a holy day BUTTER SHOE REPAIR RABBIT SHOP Mend Your Own Hoe* SANTOS COFFEE ORNET’S of obliMtion. NEEDLES, 75e EA. Comer 14th Street Dan Collins, 1050 Kalamath street, Fancy Santos Ceffea, Ib_„18c Instructions free. Your fancy has been very ill at his home for the Belgian Hares ...... lb, i&b i. 2 for 35c SCOTCH Men's .T3od'z.'i/f C C ._ past two weeks. work . sold, 20 % commission. SPECIAL COFFEE One of the largest and most Mrs. Fred Johnson entertained at Frys ______,Ib. Come in and see ns. Half S«I^.™..j...... ODC P*WD^------complete stocked Delicatessens a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Louis POPCORN Men's Half QA 4. Fresh Eggs, “ Guaran- ’ The Needle Work Shop Pacific Bland Coffee, 1 lb. 0, Hough, recent bride. Covers were OPPOSITE ABCASE OBOa * MKT. Rubber Heels______in the West. Specializing in the laid for the following guests: Mes- teed** ...... doz. 2 3 ^ and 2 lbs. Sugar free-----45c Ladies' importing of fine Sto Foods and daraes Charles Barnard, Grant Wim-. PHONE KE. 0388 "I b r o o k T f r u i ^ Half Soles.______bush, John Schilling, Frank Kra- ODC Cheese. A Denver owned busi bacher, Mahlon Johnson and Glea & PRODUCE CO. Comimaition. and Maxwell. Florida Fruit Leather Liftoi'...... ness. We believe in Denver. QUALITY FRESH FRUITS Public Market Mrs. Katherine O’Connor, daugh ■ ter of the late J. K. Mullen, left an VOSS BROS. AND VEGETABLES Com pany LeatheTr iPdnco or Uskide estate of $4,210,952.12, it was re FREE DELIVERY These Prices Good Every Day Give Us a Trial, vealed recently when an inheritance for Cleaners HOME PUBLIC MARKET We Guarantee to Satisfy tax, of $109,020.48 was paid to the BAKERY Homek Grown l O c state. Mrs. O’Connor died August 10, "Yoor Bekers for All OocatioM” Baanty Tomatoes, Ib... Fancy Fresh Fruit Men’s Suits Clenned Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. 1930. Administrators of the estate and Vegetables and Prassad...... OUC of the late J. K. Mullen submitted a Mountain Sweet Ladias* Plain Dressas, petition to county court recently for Peas, 3 lbs...... _25C FREE DELIVERY ! » Danish Butter Claanad and Pressed..... 0 9 C distribution of an additional $168,000 3 STORES in cash among four heirs to the Mul Scotch Coffee Cake Elbarta Peaches, “REGISTER ADVERTISERS ARE len millions. When the distribution 3 lbs...... 2 5 c Heme -Public Market..TA. 6800 We Guarantee to Satisfy. Arapahoe Market .„._TA. 7815 of approximately $42,000 to each and Rolls, Phone TA. 1369 • TA. 1360 Next to Arcade Grocery. heir is made, each heir will have re^ 1321 15th St...... TA. 6487 ceived $575,748 from the estate, mak 5c and 10c Each. ABSOLUTELY DEPENDABLE ing a total of $2,302,995 distributed to date. THE ORANGE BAR Word comes from abroad that Krispy Crust Rolls, Misses Edythe and Ruth Dolan spent Fagan’s BYSBATED OKANCB JUICE MADE FROM FRESH ORANGES AND DEAL EXCLUSIVELY the latter part of July in Paris, Doz. 16c. "Came in and Watch Us Uaks It.” France. They planned on going from Devoted By the Glass, Sc Jk lOc; Pint, 20c; Qt., 25ct 14 Gal., 40«i 1 GaL, 7Sc. there to London. Exclusively to Mrs. Madeline Wormington and her the Marketing W* SreeiaUte in Partllei and Entertainments IN Q U A U n MERCHANDISE. dai^^hter, Hannah Marie, are attend Orange Cake, of Quality Fish WB DELIVER FHORE TA. $Ut ing the summer session of the literary for Many Years. conference at the University of Colo Ea. 23c rado. Large Assortment PATRONIZE THEM, YOUR A reader of The Register wishes Phone to express thanks for a special favor THE MONTEREY COFFEE SHOP from the Sacred Heart through the MARKET MAin 3518 intercession of S t Jude. CIGAR SHOPPE NOW SERVING BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED” Mrs. Frank C. Waldron of Kansas A Full Lise of DELIVERY City, who is spending the. summer in Hot Weather Special Lunchet .Denver, entertained Wednesday of Cigars and Tobacco last week at a luncheon in compli Monthly and Waaldy Mtgashios 25c and 30c ment to Mrs. J. M. Lavin of Denver Candy Bars and Gum PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS and Miss Angie Chandler of Kansas SERVICE FROM 6 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M.— ^UNTIL 9. P .M. SAT, City. Miss Mary Anne Maxwell gave a MAY FRANCIS, Prop. bridge tea last Saturday in compli ment to Chelsea York, future bride. The other guests were Mesdames E. •A RED STAR -A J.'Gilliam, John Doyle, Paul Horan, Glenn Donaldson, J. Murray Max BAKERY ^ CASH STORES ^ well and Harold Kiley, and Misses Helen Toner, Dorothy Campbell, Hon>« Public.Market 2320 E. Colfax 979 Broadway Genevieve Duffy, Lenore Bourk, Lu- No. 1 and No. 2 cil)e Kintzele, Florence Fulton, Cor- BREAD COFFEE rlUe Reeves, Lucille Feterson, Stella Fresh White or Whole Wheat ARCADE **QuaUty Home Baked Goods Fresh Every Da\f* Zadra and Marjorie Maxwell. Special SUGAR, 10 lb. Cloth Bag.___ 5 3 c Miss Virginia McGuire entertained mend, ZDC at a bridge luncheon last week. 2 Loaves 5 c Those invited were Mesdames Ver CERTO.Botlle.______2 4 c non Spicer and Frederick Schaefer, Pride of the Rockies, Q Q ^ and -Misses Josephine Reddin, Mary Nut. lb. Bag...... d w O C Julia Monaghan, Dorothy Grabil of Blackiberries CRACKERS CAKE ....4 0 c Cf 2 0 c FLOUR 10 Lds Angeles, Marie Ryan, Alice Cof Solid Pack Uneeda Bakers fin, Frances Jennings, Dorothy Smith, So-Called Gal. Can Soda, Salted or Graham Virginia Allen, Madeline and Max WESSON OIL, Pt. Can_____ 2 5 c ine Kellogg, Georgians Burdick, Jac €\ Pound O C ^ ASSORTED PIES u^aturday... 1 5 c queline Smith, Jeanne Catlett, Mar 4 7 c 1 C a d d y ^OC gie and Helen Cannon, Betty Roth- CORN FLAKES W W 5c enbach, Gretchen Needham of Oma DO NUTS ...... I S c ha, Dorothy Bourk, Margaret and LARD, Bring Pail...... lb. 6 c h c Evelyn Conway, Virginia Hikster, POT ROAST L*». 1 4 Helen Sullivan, Martha Early, Mary O’Donnell, Delores Blanchard, Su ROLLED RIB RO ASLJb. 17k COFFEE CAKE boulder, Ib zanne Walker of Colorado Springs, VEAL ROASTS . 1 2 k Katherine Lynch, Amy Withara o f Boulder, Helen McMahon of Los An HENS, Small, Young.____ lb. 1 4 c geles, Mary Figgen and Jane Sugg. FALL LAMB ------a t ^ BUNS ...... 1 0 c Miss Rosemary Dolan, who was graduated from Loyola university SALT PORK, Dry Cured....lb. 1 2 k in Chicago at the end of the summer RABBITS, Belgian Hares... Jb. 1 7 k BREAD 3 ___ 1 0 c session, is visiting relatives here. She Wa Reaanra the Right to Limit Qnantitiaa We Reserve tke Right to Limit Qnentities will enter the University of Chicago in the falL Seminarians Travelled 70 Miles Every Day m Teaching Children 6 ^ ^JOHN E. OWENS AFEWAY STORE e% Mr. Clarence Riordan and Mr. Ray a picnic in Lewis canon on Sunday. DISTI^IDU-riOrvi W 'lTTM OU TW /XSTE: of The Republic National Bank, mond Newell of St. Thomas’ sem 'Eleven First Communions marked Dallas, Texas, says: inary returned to Denver Monday the closing of the Spanish-speaking after having conducted three very school at Crook on Saturday morn successful vacation schools simulta ing, and there were ten First Com Prices Effective in All Our Stores and “ I like the building and loan idea be neously in Crook and Padroni for the munions at the Padroni closing Sun cause it means a budgetary systeqi of Rev. G. Guthausen. day. There were no First Communions Markets in Denver, Englewood, Barnum Peaches In Crook, a school was conducted at the closing of the English-speak and Aurora Aug. 14 and 15. finance. It means that the builder of for the English-speaking children ing school at Crook Friday, but a Arkansas Mountain Albertas. Highly a home, or the investor, must so calcu every morning from 8 o’clock to total of eighty, parents and children, colored, ripe and sweet. 10:45 o’clock, and classes in Spanish received the sacraments on the oc late his income and expenses that he for the Spanish-speaking children casion. • Sw ansdow n may make a regular monthly set-up of were held from 11 to 12 o’ clock each Mr. Thomas Lynch and Mr. Walter Pound ' 5c morning. In Padroni, the classes were Canavan will close their schools i at savings, and by the time the stock has conducted each afternoon from 2 to Johnstown and Kersey this Sunday. been finally liquidated, or the home paid 3:30 o’clock, and each evening from Mr. Damen McCaddon, who was as 7:30 to 9:30 o’clock. sisting in the Littleton school, re Cake F lour Cantaloupes for, that family has acquired a lesson The seminarians travelell an aver turned to his home last week after the children’s outing at Elitch’s The old reliable. Stock up at this price. Large The famous Rocky Ford’s are now at of thrift that becomes a habit— a way age of seventy miles daily in the their best. term of three weeks to conduct the gardens Monday, following the sol package. of life.” emn closing on the preceding day. 6 ^ schools. Separate closings were held for the three schools last Friday, Sat and e% urday and Sunday mornings, each 3 for « ' 25c Save and Succeed Safety closing being marked by a general Each . 2 5 c Crate of 12 for 95c Communion of pupils and their par ents. All three schools combined for Potatoes REPUBLIC PROPOSES NEW Kuner’s Catsup White Irish Cobblers. Large size. SCHOOL PLAN Made from Fresh, Red, Ripe Tomatoes. Large size BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION bottle. (Holy Family Parish) 10 Lbs. ' 19c KEystone 2357 A. B. Williams, President As announced last Sunday, Father T. E. Greene, Sec'y-Treas. Lappen, pastor, will present his idea WmTEnSJS DEAD E a ch ...... 15c 1711 California L. C. Skelly, Asst. Sec’y-Treas. for running the parish school without tuition this year to the parishionerf Was Well Known for Grapes this Sunday. He will talk on the proj Kuner’s Tomatoes ect at all the Masses. E(iitorials in Cleve High in vitamins, low in price. Plenty for every Red Malagas, sweet and full of juice. The regular monthly meeting of body. the Altar and Rosary society was held land Paper Thursday of this week. Basket ' 23c Cleveland, Ohio. — Linus G. 2 f o r ...... 15c ABBEY SCHOOL Returns on the carnival, held some Wey, chief editorial writer of The time ago, are still incomplete. Father Catholic Universe Bulletin, a foirner A HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS Lappen urges co-operation in wind treasurer of the Catholic Press^as- Sugar Cheese ing up the business end of the car sociation, and for many years a dis M ilk Colorado Full Cream Long State Accredited—Junior and Senior Divisions nival tinguished figure in the field of Cath Maximum Brand, tall cans. Fine Granulated Great West Masses on Saturday, Feast of the olic journalism in this country, died Buy all you want. ern Beet Sugar. horn. • Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers Assumption, will be at 6, 7:30 and at Albuquerque, N. M., earjj^ ^ h d a y 9 o’clock. morning. An asthmatic Msi^ition 18 -Pound... $1 Pound...... 19c j of Colorado . Sunday will be Communion day for had made it necessary for Hft. Wey | l 2 the Young Ladies’ sodality as well to live in Texas and New Mexico in Write for Catalog Today as all of the young women of the late years. parish. Funeral services' will be held at De Luxe Plums Asparagus Tips The Registrar: Abbey School, Canon City, Colo. St. James’ church, Cleveland. ‘Del Monte Brand. These make a delicious Owing to the parish organists’ be Del Monte Tender Salad Tips, in picnic tins. ing out of the city. Holy Hour was Mr. Wey was bom at St. Agatha, breakfast. Large No. 2% tins. not kept this week. Ont., October 5, 1881, and came to Mrs. V. Thomas and Miss Glass Cleveland in 1895. After serving as ...... 20c have as their house guest their sister, editor-in-chief of the Catholic Bulle Each. ..18c Mrs. Sullivan, from California. tin Publishing company and as gen VINCENT McVEIGH eral manager of the Catholic Press Miss Virginia La Finer is ill at St. Brooms Joseph’s hospitaL union, Mr. Wey became editor-in- Spinach Grape Juice Painting and Interior Decorating Miss Caroline Reinche is spending chief of The Catholic Universe Bulle Del Monte Quality Spinach is Armour’s Very Best. Try mak Dustless Jane, a fine high Estimates Given on All Interior or Exterior Painting a month’s vacation with relatives and tin when The Catholic Universe and always good; serve it often, ing jelly with this high quality The Catholic Bulletin merged in quality 5-sew broom. Phoo« GAllup 2848 4401 Vallejo Street c ■ friends at (leneva, Nebr. ■l^rge No. 2% tin. grape juice. Miss Emma Rotter, accompanied 1926. Ill health making;, it necessary by Mrs. Dillon of Colorado Springs for Mr. Wey to be absent from Cleveland for long periods of time in Each. ^uart...... 39c Each...... and George Rotter, left for a vaca ,17c late years, he more recently held tion trip through Nebraska. the ofiice of chief editorial writer Mrs. T. Majewski left Tuesday for IN OUR MARKETS RAINBOW TROUTFISHING and, in addition, conducted two de a week’s visit with her son in Long partments, “ Random Remarks” and In the Heart of Colfax and Race mont. “ Miscellany Column,” which occupied Pure Lard Cornfed Beef Mr. and Mrs. W. Splan and small Beef Steak All Equipment Furnished the first and last columns of the Denver Round or Swiss, cut any thick Snow White, U. S. Govern Cooked, ready to serve hot Only 2Sc daughters have returned from their paper. As a commentator on social or cold. No bone or fat. vacation spent in Fort Collins.- ness, from choice young beef. ment inspected. COLORADO’S Fish Csught Be Per Inch and religious topics he enjoyed Mrs. Clyde Isenhart, Miss Cath GREATEST SPORT Cast Your Line With Us widespread following and frequent Pound...... 2 3 c 2» ..Pounds... 15c Pound...... 1 9 C erine Isenhart and Master Clyde Isen ly was quoted in other Catholic news hart are spending a week in Red Wing papers of the United States. park. Besides his work in Catholic jour Mrs. Walter Keorber and Mrs. nalism, Mr. Wey was actively inter Helen Handy report the following ested in the establishment of study sick calls in July: Mrs. Colson, Mrs. clubs and in the promotioif t t spir Carrico, Mrs. Fay, Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. itual retreats for the ttity/ His St. Francis de Sales’ Parish A. Lantzy, Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Splan, death at Albuquerque was aftftbunced Mrs. Kayatan and Miss McCrome. to a group of Catholic men in spir itual retreat at Parma. . THE CUT RATE DRUG COMPANY Mr. Wey is survived by his father, WE DELIVER— South Denver’s Leading Cut Rate Drugglata N. Y. PRIEST AT John Wey; two brothers, A. J. Wey, Owned and Operated by C. E. J. Crawford and G. W. Miles New Store, 1069 So. Gaylord— SPruce 7326 ST. ELIZABETH’S general manager of The Catholic 294 So. Penn., at Alameda'^PEarl 6433 201 Broadway, at 2nd Ave.^SO. 0154 Universe Bulletin, and Dr, John J. Wey of Painesville, and four sisters, ' (St. Elizabeth’s Parish) MIRACLE PRODUCTS AND MFG. CO. Mrs. Mary Groenenstein, Miss Emma The Rev. Albert O’Brien, pro B. Wey, Sister Mai^r Antoinette of GAS H EAT Aou? in Their New Location—^1255 So. Pearl fe.ssor at St. Bonaventure’s college the Sisters of Charity of St, Augus and seminary at SL Bonaventure, N. tine and Mrs. John I. Zimmer. ______FOR SALE AT YOUR GROCER______Y., was a visitor at St. Elizabeth’s over Sunday. Father Albert was on SCHREINER’S POWERINE STATION his way back from Albuquerque, New BISHOP GUEST Is Real Economy! Mexico, where he had been conduct AT ST. FRANCIS’ Complete Line of Powerine Products ing summer school at St. Anthony’s 9TH AND BANNOCK KEYSTONE 9387 orphanage. His visit was doubly wel Save on Labor No Furnace Firing Interruptions Former Pastor and Assistants Also come, for only two priests are at St, Save on Cleaning Uniform Healthful Temperatures Elizabeth’s at present. at Dinner Which Is Given by THE BROADWAY CREAMERY Father Ronan Kristoff, who has Father Donnelly Save on Ash Hauling Expense More Time for Sleep been assisting Father Albert at Albu BUTTER, EGGS, ICE CREAM, CREAMY CHEESE querque, is expected to stop over for (St. Francis de Sales’ Parish) 66 South Broadway ' 1037 ISth St. a few days next week. Father Ro ■The Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor, The many extra values of gas heat cost so muald Gillen, recently ordained there, was host to the Most Rev. Urban will accompany Father Ronan to J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, at a din little. For example, an Eighth Avenue six-room ner at the parish rectory Thursday FIELD DRUG STORE Denver, if his delicate health permits. home with a Columbus Fas Furnace was heated , ECONOMICAL DRUGS, SUNDRIES, CIGARS AND CANDIES This Saturday is the Feast of the of this week. In addition to Father T ^ Best Goods— The Best Service Eat and Drink at Our Fountain Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Daniel O’Connell, present assistant, the entire winter season for only $83.92. and the Rev, Anthony Rbitz, O.S.B., Vitit Our Fountain * South Broadway and Dakota Avenue Mary and a holy day of obligation. Masses are at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12:15 temporary assistant, from Holy Cross o’clock. The 9 o’clock Mass will be abbey. Canon City, four priests for SOUTH DENVER MOVING*& STO R AG E^. a Solemn Mass. General absolution merly connected with St. Francii de Sales’ parish, also were guests. They $ 2 .5 0 Per Hour— Reliable will be given to the members of the were the Rev. J. J. Gibbons, former THE 369-71 So. Broadway Phone Day and Night PEarl 1227 Third Order. pastor and now pastor of the Church The Young Ladies’ sodality will of the Presentation; the Rev. receive Holy Communion this Sunday Louis Grohman, pastor of St. Rose PARSON’S BAKERY at the 8 o’clock Mass. of Lima’s parish; the Rev. Joseph P. NEW GAS FURNACE An anniversary Requiem Mass was O’Heron, pastor of St. Louis’ parish, Quality Goods celebrated Thursday for Rudolph Englewood, and the Rev, F. Gregory (A Columbus Product) PHONE SOUTH 0975______^______126 BROADWAY Roesch., Smith, pastor of St. Mary’s, Little A Requiem High Mass will be cele ton— all former assistants 'to Father TOM’S GROCERY AND MARKET brated this week on Thursday for' Donnelly. Designed for 5 and 6-Room Homes Michael Egan and on Friday for Eliz Louise Woodman invited fourteen Your Phone Is Our Door Bell abeth Zimmerman. of her little classmates to her home will be completely installed, including Automatic Heat Control, Two Masses are celebrated at 1757 SO. PEARL PHONE SO. 0405 DENVER, COLO. Thursday of last week in honor of for a Small Down Payment in September. Grand Lake every Sunday, Two her seventh birthday. After various Masses will be said* Saturday, the games and other amusements were Feast of the Assumption. The Masses thoroughly enjoyed, the little guests are at 8 and 10 o’clock. were led to the dining room where Balance * 5 Per Month Wednesday, August 19, there will all assortments of “ goodies” were St. Philomena’s Parish be sung an apniversary Requiem served. Louise proved herself a High Mass for Frank Jaster. happy and capable young hostess. Where additional heat pipe or air duct is Wie boys’ choir will sing the High Mass Saturday, the Feast of the As required, a small extra charge is made. COURTESY CORNER Second Group to sumption. Mrs. R. W. Hynes will CARS WASHED $1.00— GREASED $1.00 Attend C.D. Camp sing an Ave Maria in honor of “ The New and Modern Waahine and Greaaing Eqaipment Immaculate Heart of Mary.” PHONE YOBK S998. Storage and Expert Repairing. L N. Riley, Prqp. 3300 E. COLFAX Robert Thompson is enjoying him The second group of Junior Cath self at Grand Lake fishing, swim olic Daughters to attend the sum' ming and horseback riding. He, with mer camp will leave Denver on Au his parents, will visit Leadville and WE gust 18. Members will meet at the Glenwood Springs before returning club house, 1772 Grant street, to Denver. Quality Shoppe MOVE promptly! at noon Tuesday. The first Miss Marion Lamport, Miss Max Public Service Companr group, now quartered ^at the Q. D. 813 15th St. Frame Houses, Garages ine Day and Miss Catherine Maloney lodge, Georgetown, will return to returned Sunday from a three weeks’ of Colorado Delicious For Service— KEystone 6228 Denver on the same date, and the motor trip to California. They visited Plate Lunches Office a Warehouse, 1821 20tb St. camp activities will be taken up by San Diego, Long Beach, Los Angeles Salads and the following: Mary Elizabeth Han and San Francisco. In Los Angeles sen, Helen Werle, Clara Werle, Helen they visited Mrs. Elizabeth Fox and Sandwiches PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS. Rhea, Margaret Linnet, Kathleen her daughter, Mrs. Hubert Bogdon, M. E. RATEKIN, Owner O’Keefe, Virginia Whelan, Marie IT PAYS formerly of Denver. Moving, Storage, Shipping Bonnarens, Ellen Campbell and Mar Sunday is the regular monthly \\\\\Vi I / / / / / / / garet Devine. Helen Silstrop and Lo- Communion day for the members of Closing Out Sale retto Scanlan will not return to Den the Altar society. . :^G ood C offee;" Furniture, Rugs, Gas and ver, but will remain at the camp for Miss Rita Clark returned home the entire time. o N MODERATELY PRICED - Coal Ranges, Office Furni Tuesday after enjoying a three weeks’ ture, All Must Go at Cost Beginning on Tuesday, thertf will visit with friends in Pueblo, 25faPound’4ilb$.*l‘'^ or Less. remain two weeks for camp attend Joe Grabus is in Joliet, 111., where Other GradesJOftuidup ^ \ XNWWUM I !»!/////✓ y ^ ^ We Rent Fold. Chairs and ance. All who have not made ar he attended the funeral of his rangements and wish to attend either mother, held August 8. Mrs. Grabus -SANDERSONS'' ' Card Tables The LYON LUMBER Co. the second or third week should com died suddenly August 2. Furniture Trading Co. municate with Miss Marie Roumans, The sisters go on their retreat 1514 ARAPAHOE - TA. 1591. 1628 Court PL Phon* KE. 1668 “Everything to Build With** South 6968-J, who is representing Ph.— Day KE. 5705. Night MA. 3631 August 18 to 25 at St. Patrick’s ! i ?4Yi I fdiu i M Denver: 4436 Brighton Blvd., KE. 4970 Aurora: 9301 £. Colfax, FR. 6380 Mrs. Harvey Smith, camp supervisor. convent. North Denver. 400 Sauta Fe A. £. Almberg, Prop.) DURANGO HOLDS ANOTHER WEEK PARISH PICNIC Dr. C. C. McCarroU, D.C. Carver System of Painless OF Durango.— A parish picnic was |1 k held Sunday at Coney cove under the Adjustings and Massage JEPSEN COMPANY, Denver ’8 liioneer CRYSTAL BARBER A BEAUTY SHOP auspices of the Knights of Columbus. upbolsttrer, wishes to announce its new It pays to look well. For Appointratnts Call Res. Ph. TA. 9267 BARGAINS location at 1K89 Broadway. Estimates on Under management of Mr. and Mrs. August Klahn and 1611 COURT PL. HOTEL AURTHER AT upholstering, furniture refinishing and re- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cremer Hr. and Mrs. Henry Klahn left Sun pairlng cheerfully aleen. Phone TAbor 7949, 2812 E. 8 Ave. Colorado Springs.— ^The annual day morning for San Francisco to Bishop Vehr to Administer REFINED middle-aged Catholic lady COMPETENT woman wants position as novena in honor of Our Lady of attend the funeral of their father, Sacrament on Sunday, Auto Electric Service would like position as companion for middle- housekeeper, best of references. Call Frank Perpetual Help, conducted at the Henry J. Klahn, who passed away Aug. 23 Specializing-in Armature Winding O’Meara-Young’s aged lady. Call YOrk (S9t-W , or call at lin 4417. Church of Our Lady of Perpetual 1760 Gaylord. ^ there Saturday. SUrters, Generators and Hagnetos Repaired g u a r a n t e e d rebuilt batteries, $2.26 Help, Manltou, by the Rev. E. J. A class of 51,' including "’Mveral MRS MARY D NEWBURY Cath'oiio and yours. Tires all sizes, slightly used, Sister Mary Carmclita and S'ster No. 469— Hupmobile Cen Fox, O.M.I., will close August 16, home for elderly people, chronic cases and $1. Tulloh, 588 Santa Fe. Phone EE. 7796. Mary Imelda returned Thursday from adults, will receive Confirmation at St. convalescents. Special attention given diet, on the Feast of the Assumption, at Therese’s church, Aurora, on Sunday WEISS ELECTRIC tury Six Coach, was $525, 1938 WASHINGTON ST. One front room, short visit in Denver. Non-tuhercular. Shady recreation grounds. which time the Papal benediction afternoon, August 23. The Most Rev. Phone KEystone 1662 Rear 2246 Court PI. n o w ...... $475 Phone SPruee 7076. 691 Booth Logan St. $12 ti month i everything furnished. Hot water heat, telephone, walking distance. will be imparted and Benediction of Steve Mullin returned the last of Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, ALL WORK GUARANTEED WASHING and ironing, 70c a doten; called the Most Blessed Sacrament will be the week from a trip to Pueblo. will administer the sacrament and No. 481— 1930 Ford Tudor for and delivered. TAbor 8669. 223U Glen- VERMONT APTS.—Two rooms, kitchan arm 8t., apt. 9.______and bath, unfurnished, Frigldalre. Walking held. The novena opened August Mr. and Mrs. John Cummins de preach the sermon. Benediction of RUSTS PHARMACY Sedan, was $425, reduced distance. 1829 Clarkson St. York 8798. The following devotional sermons parted Monday fo r . their home at the Most Blessed Sacrament will con FOR RENT— 8-room eotUge, partly mod 7. Comer 19th and California t o ...... $375 ern. 1200 Kalamath street. UMBRELLAS repaired, recovered. Gloves were given during the novena by Central, New Mexico. They were clude the ceremonies. mended. Humming Bird hosiery. Denver Father Fox: Our Motives for Honor called here by the death of Mr. Cum Complete Drug Store Suppliea FOR SALE— 6-room modem bungalow, Umbrella Shop, 1804 Arapahoe St. Second Prescriptions Carefnlly Filled No. 462— 1930 Ford Cabrio reasonable small payment down, easy terms; floor. Main 8462. ing Our Lady, Our Lady Honored mins’ brother, Martin Cummins. Teacher— Why do w e use soap? near St. Francis de Sales’ church and for the Sake of Jesus, Our Lady Im* J. B. O’Rourke returned Thursday Johnny (feelingly)—^That’s what Across From Holy Ghost Church let (convertible coupe), a Bchool. Apply.464 South Logan St. COMPLETE DRESSMAKING, also wash frocks raady to wear. Tht Duleia Bhoppa, maculate, Our Lady of Perpetual from a business trip to Pagosa I’d like to know. TAbor 9990 MAin 9805 good value at $450. Reduced LITTLE GRAY BEAUTY SHOP 716 Santa Fe. Main 1407. Help, Our Lady at Cana of Galilee, Sprin^^ t o ...... $400 Specialising in Frederich Vita Tonic Per' Our Lady at the Foot of the Cross, R. L. Gallavan motored to Silver- manent Wave, gives the hair a soft, beauti' SOUTH SIDE MOVING A STORAGE ful wave. Conscientious work guaranteed. Packing, shipping, piano moving, country Our Lady of the Rosary, Our Lady’s ton and back on business last Fri r No. 430— Chevrolet Coach, Reasonable prieei, Keyitone 2705. 332 trips; fireproof warehouse. E. E, Ridgley, Assumption, the Reward of Our day.______McCiintock Bldg. 1554 California St. Prop. 684 South Broadway, opposite Mont Lady's Servants. 1929, looks almost like new, gomery Ward. PEarl 01V7.______CONSULT FRANK J. CONWAY MRS. ATKINSON haa moved her millinery A beautiful walnut hope chest, Agrnt ot fha Naw York Lila (guralv mu reduced from $365 to....$315 to 164S E. 16th Ave., Apt. 2. Remodeling VIRGINIA BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP Gives a free shampoo with each finger filled with richly embroidered lin tual) (or information and advice in raattera and order work a apecialty. Agent lor Nu' pertaining ta Lifa Inauranca, lacomt Bondi No. 383— 1925 Master Buick Bene 4brset and coraelette} made to your wave. Shampoo 25c, when given with ens, blankets, etc., and valued at marcel. 2027 E. Virginia, phone Pearr2686. two hundred and fifty dollars, will or Annuitlaa. All forma of contracta written Coach, was $195, now....$145 moaaurement. for man, woman and children. 200 Inaur- COMPETENT woman wants day work. FURNITURE REPAIRING be given away as a door prize at a anca Bldg,, l4tb and Champa Sta., TAbor No. 413— 1926 Chrysler 60 York 2123. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE .social to be given early in Septem 6281. Upholstering a Specialty. ber for the benefit of Sacred Heart Sport Roadster, whs $275, KENSINGTON APTS.— E. 17th ave. and AL’S REPAIR SHOP Logan st., 2 and 3 rooms, $26.00 and $30.00 714 E. Colfax Phone YOrk 0948 church, by the O.M.I. club of Sacred n o w ...... »...... $225 6 rooms $60.00 to $70.00. Frigidaite. See Heart parish. Much enthusiasm is Janitor, Apt. 1. HARRIET BURTON SHOP No. 381— 1930 /Ford Stand Expert Dressmaking and Designing being manifested by the members in SCHOOL DAYS ARE ELDERLY lady desires small furnished MASTERCRAFT the sale of tickets, which are twenty- ard Cpe., was $450, now $400 apartment convenient to St. Philomena’s CLEANERS AND DYERS CLOSE AT HAND 2310 E. 0th Ave. Franklin 3734 five cents. They may be secured church. Box T, % Denver Catholic Register. from members of the club or at Sa — and the Bargain Book store (Spe No. 472— Late 1927 Cadillac JANITOR and houseman needs permanent cred Heart rectory. cialists in Catholic School books) is FOR RENT— 891 So. University 6 room position. Geo. Worth, 726 KoUmatb St. w . 5-pass. Sedan, an excellent modern bungalow, double garage, gas heat, Phone MAin 1098. Guild Gives Party prepared better than ever this season 3 large bedrooms. Call Spruce 5684. A venr successful bingo party was value, $750, reduced to $600 MAN WANTS work half-days or two or to supply both new and seco!\d hand given Wednesday evening, August Next Thursday, WANTED by elderly lady housekeeping three days a week. Gallup 0861-J.______looks. No. 480— 1930 Ford Phaeton, 12, by Corpus Christi gmild. An oh rooms near Catholic church. Write partic FOR SALE— Five-room modern honae, Books to be used in the following reduced from $375 to....$325 ulars and price to Mrs. A. Watkins, 3536 garage. 8828 Gilpin etraett aaar ahurcb joyable time was had by all. schools are in stock now . . . Friday, Saturday W. 39th ave.______^______and school. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spoerl of No. 362— 1928 Ford Tudor CATHEDRAL FOR RENT— 5 room house, newly dec FOR SALE OR FOR RENT— 10-room Elyria, Ohio, who have been visiting SACRED HEART Sedan, reduced from $335 orated, nicely furnished, well fenced, also housa, ^ block from Loyola church; auit- Mrs. Spoerl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ST. FRANCIS DE SALES : PARISH GROUNDS garage. Close to Holy Family church and abla for large family or apt. York 8S12-M. H. C. Kemp, expect to leave for t o ...... $285 school. 4650 Wolff st. HOLY FAMILY E. L. WILLIAMS their home this Saturday. They will ' West 42nd Ave. Prescription Druggist ST, JOSEPH’S No. 386— 1928 Ford Busi be accompanied by Mrs. Kemp and PRESENTATION P. 0. Sub Station daughter, Mrs. William St. George, 1 and ness Coupe, reduced from 36th and Larimer ANNUNCIATION . $325 to ...... $275 DRESSMAKING—Alterstions very reason who expect to be gone about six ST. PATRICK’S __ J Federal Blvd. SEE ROTOLO able. Call Yo. 8879-J or 163 Madison street. ST, CATHERINE’S PAPER HANGING AND PAIN’HNG Mr.’ and Mrs. James D. McTigue No. 396— 1930 CHev. Coupe ST. DOMINIC’S / by experienced workman. Neat, dependable entertained at dinner at the Chapel \ ALL THE ORPHANAGES **Watch for the Welcome that looks almost new, re job guaranteed. inn Thursday evening in honor of ANTON BERINGER ST. MARY’ S ACADEMY duced from $450 to..... $395 York 8679-J Shop at 163 Madison S t Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Purcell of Los BLESSED SACRAMENT Arch** CATHEDRAL FOOD SHOP Angeles, Calif., who are vlsitinj: ian4 ST. JOHN’ S 1930 Lincoln 5-pass. Coupe 406 East Colfax Avenue their son, Thomas I. Purcell, anc driven only 11,000 miles anc Across From the Cathedral ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Luncheons, 36c family. _ ST. PHILOMENA’ S Twenty4wo illuminated booths. Dare DevU Gates, Dinners, Steaks, Chops, Fish, Etc., 60e Mrs. J. H. O’Brien, 212 East Uin: looks new in every detail ST. LOUIS’, ENGLEWOOD Fried Chicken Dinners, Tenderloin Steaks, 86e tah street, has gone to Lincoln, **The Imp of The Air/* in thrilling aerial feats— for ...... $3,000 ______We Serve Club Breakfasts Nebr., to visit her son. Good, clean, second-hand copies of Greasing, Tires, Accessories FOR RENT— Six-room modern bungalow, the required books may be had at a Lincoln 5-pass. Sedan....$850 sleeping porch; reasonable; one-half block The funeral of Timothy Edward twice nightly. Tons of merchandise. A Chevrolet from No. 6 Car, facing Berkeley park. 4664 Flynn, 69, who died in Grafton, considerable saving. Many of these Lincoln 5-pass. Sedan....$500 Rotolo Service Station Tennyson street.______Nebr., on August 6, was held from copies have been rebound and are as automobile feature. Chicken^Dinner Thursday Federal Blvd. at W. 25th Ave. Perfect Health Through Parfect Circulatfon Sacred Heart church, Saturday morn good as new. Lincoln 7-pass. Sedan....$W5’ Cinesitberapy Treatments are nature’s cure, one trial will convince you, save you suffer ing, August 8. Mr. Flynn, who was n i g h t s to 8. Ham Dinner, Saturday night—5 to Packard 7-pass. Touring, ing and operations. DR. J. E. WILMORE, well known here, was the brother of The Bargain Book Store The Best in 4609 Wolff street— GAllup 6807-J 1923, 6-cylinder ...... -$250 the Misses Agatha and Nellie Flynn 406 Fifteenth St. 8. 50 cents the plate. This carnival is **the daddy ROOM AND BOARD for 8 or 4 chfidren. 215 North Fifteenth street. 2 doors from Tremont. AND 50 OTHERS Used 2068 Clarkson street, phone YOrk 4278-M. The marriage of Miss Thelma of *em all/* Join the fun. MORGAN’S EGG FARM— Deliveries twice Telephone KEystone 1418 INCLUDING Furniture weekly. Cathedral and Loyola parishes. Vittetoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. M. Vittetoe, and James Mc 1926 Standard Buick Coupe...... $196 Phone KEystone 8888.______^______1928 Ford Phaeton ...... - ..... 196 Cash or Credit FOR SALE— Bargain: $2,200 modern 8 Carty, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. room brick house, good condition, 2-car ga McCarty, was solemnized Wednes 1929 Ford Rdstr., rumble seat...... 295 Retail Rooms Open 1928 Ford Roadster ...... 285 rage, 2 iots. 2826 Curtis St.______day morning, August 5, at St. Paul’s 1929 Ford TudOr Sedan ...... 825 Daily DANDY 6-room apts., newly decorated, 1929 Ford Tudor Sedan...... 375 $45 a church, Broadmoor. The Rev. gas, light and heat furniched. Louis F. Hagus, pastor, offici 1929 Ford Fordor Sedan...... B’SB A FULL LINE OF mouth. 1462 Logan SL______1980 Ford De Luxe Sedan...... 696 ated. Miss Eva Vittetoe was brides 1981 Ford De Luxe Roadster, OFFICE FURNITURE FOR RENT— 6-room modern bungalow, 6 wheels, side mounting, reaaonable; sleeping porch, 6k block from maid and William McCarty was best almost new ...... 576 . No. 5 car, facing Berkeley park. 4664 Ten- man. After the ceremony, a wed f We rent Folding Chairs, Card and nyzon S t .______' ___ 1926 Ford Coupe ______126 ding breakfast was held at the home 1926 Ford Coupe ...... 100 Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silverware, l^ICE, clean room for light houiekeeping. 1926 Ford Touring ...... 60 anything in stock. Established 1888. everything fumiBhed. 1614 Franklin St. of the bride. A reception was held 1926 Eiaex Coach ...... 76 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. 1772 in th% eifening. Mr. and Mrs. Me 1927 Essex'Coach ...... 195 PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Grant, Pleasant home for girlt,______Carty .Wni make their home at 1926 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan...... 75 1926 Ford Fordor Sedan...... 76 DENVER AUTO TOP CO. C h e y ^ B road. , oslin s General Upholatering. 1213 Lawrence 5 t. The "Missa Pax Vobis,” the Mass SixtMnth at Ourtis Phone MAin 3121 Always Walsh Motor Company DONEHUE PICTURE SHOP composed by Franz C. Hammer, or Formerly a Money Back Guarantee! Cisler a Donehue ganist and choirmaster of St. Mary’s Read It. Authorized FORD Dealeri Picturce and Framing church, which was sung at the MAin 0962______622 12th Street golden jubilee of the Rt. Rev. Cod' Drive any used car purchased from A TO Z ExpreBB and Moving. Prices frey Raber on July 29, was sung by O’Meara-YounK Motor Co. for (5) $1.00 per hour; 2 men, $1.60. Big track; the choir of 75 mixed voices at the South 8984 Englewood 163 trunks and baggage, 60e and up. Phone five days and if for any reason KEystone 6741. Stand. 19tfa and California 10:30 o ’clock Mass Sunday at St, 3537 South Breadwur street.______Back to §ehool whatever you are not pleased with Mary’s church. Unstinted praise was your purchase bring it in and get GIRL wants work, 26e an hour and car given the work by the director of all of your money back in cash. fare. Call Keystone 8772. Denver’ s Cathedral male choir, the MAXEY’S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Rt. Rev. Joseph Bosetti. Monsignor OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVERY Ladies’ half soles and heels, $1.00 and np. Bosetti declared it charming and ex EVENING— CONVENIENT TERMS. YO U R B A B Y Men’s soles, 86c and up. Heel taps, 25c Wash Soodis SALE and 80c. 2808 East 6th Avenue.______pressive of the words of the Mass. PHONE US FOR PRICES AND APPOINT He remarked on Its brevity and the M ADE W ELL MENTS ■ s WEST 29TH AVE. BEAUTY SHOP fact that it omits repetitions that Ph. GAllup 7158 Haxel Hardie 2746 W. are so strongly to be excoriated in intestinal troubles that Ph. GAL 7188. Hazel Hardie. 2746 W. 29th many other works. The Mass was author IttO 4 "TAYLbR’S BAKERY AND CREAMERY published especially for the occasion —It's time to get school clothes ready. . . “first ravage children often HOME BREAD AND ROLLS of Monsignor Raber’s sacerdotal 14th and Bdway. on Civic Center Fancy Cakes and Pies day” will soon be here. W e’re all ready with disappear quickly when Full Line of Dairy Products jubilee. 2742 W. 29th Ave. James Taylor, Prop. PURE Drinking Water thousands of yards of new fall wash fabrics ALICE T. LAWLESS GLENWOOD CD.A. is used. CHIROPRACTOR . . . at lower prices than ever . . . and you know, OPTOMETRIST 1232 E. 13th Ave., Denver, Colorado Phone YOrk 4962 SPONSOR SOCIAL Joslin’s Wash Goods Dept, is noted for having — and your own health BON TON BEAUTY SHOP Learn Beauty Culture the largest assortments in the city. W e quote AND OPTICIAN depends on PURE Special Summer Rates Glenwood Springs.— The Catholic Daughters held their monthly social two special groups: Water, too. 604 Fourteenth St. TAbor 9068 HELEN WALSH Ty d in g s Monday evening at the K. of C. hall. HEMSTICH A SPECIALTY SHOP Carnes were played and a dainty lunch Associate Dry Goode and Nations— Dressmaking PHONE TABOR 5121 Your Patronage Solicited—Prompt Service was served by the committee. W. R. JOSEPH 2604 East 12th Avenue - Phene YOrk 3273 John Schutte, assistant post FIRST AVE. . HOTEL, lio Broadway. master, is enjoying a week’s vacation EYES Modern rooms, hot and cold water, telephone, fishing on the White river. Year ’Round elevator, free parking. 81.00 day and up. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Horan were ar Low permanent rates. EXAMINED rivals Tuesday evening to visit Mr. PAINTING, CALCIMINING, DECORAT 205 16tk Straat ING, all repairs on plaster, brick, cement Horan’s mother, Mrs. W. P. Horan, Printed Zephyrs and wookwork: by day or contract. J. J. Sr., who is at the Hotel Colorado. Phone TAbor 1880 Gillen, 868 Bannock St. Phone PEarl 8880. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gerardi are MONEY TO LOAN on improved city or guests at the J. Guadnola home this —That smoothly woven, silky looking fabric that MORRISSEY, MAHONEY & town real estate; no red tap6, no delay. Mr. Phelps. 1711 CftHfomia St. Keystone 2867, week. ways comes in such pretty patterns and colors . SCOFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Louie Heuberger Attomeys-at-Law GRAY a ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE washes beautifully . , . and wears remarkably. 429 E. 17th Ave. KE. 3760 are the parents of a daughter, N 405-9 Symes Bldg. Get your permanent wave now. Permh- bom Sunday at Hopkins’ hospital. Phone MAin 4106 Denver. Colo. nent waving done by Pfof. Alphonso, $8.60 end up. Spec, shampoo and Anger wave by Both the mother and baby are doing artists, 76e. Give us a trial, we satiify. well. ALL KINDS carpenter work, remodelling, Charles O’Kane spent the week-end brick, cement, stucco, piaster. Gal. 4y7-M , with his parents at Granite. LAUER’S PRIVATE HOME FOR B,sA ie s . Mrs. K. M. Dougherty left Mon St. Scholastica of the Royal Gorge Undernourished babies a epecialty.. 8001 day for Grand Junction after a two Vine street. Franklin 8811. weeks’ stay in Glenwood in the in CANON CITY, COLORADO , , FOR RENT— Strictly modern five-room house, full basement, fine condition; walk terests of the City Savings company Resident and Day School for Girls ing distance, two blocks from St. Leo’s of Colorado Springs. and St. Elizabeth’s churches. Adults only. Mrs. M. McAllister and daughter. Conducted by 911 Champa street. Miss Ruth, came from Leadville Tues MAN, father of 7 children, needs work. THE BENEDICTINE SISTERS Will do anything. P. Tixier, 719 25th St. day for a visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs. M. J. McCarthy. Punjab Percales Complete Grammar and High School Courses. Music, ROOM and board in private home; reason able. 2018 Clarkson street. Phone York Dramatic Art, Dancing, Home Economics. A Secre 4278-M. —The finest percales you can buy . . . but then you’jre FOR RENT— Single garage, 84.00. 842 C.D.A. TO GIVE tarial College for High School Graduates has been undoubtedly thoroughly familiar with their quality . j.. added to the curriculum. Inca street. CARD P A R T Y their attractive colorings which never fade. WRITE TO THE PRINCIPAL FOR CATALOGUE TRY The Catholic Daughters of Amer C^yton Plumbing Co. ica will give a card party at their > w w y ^ ^ tr ^ ^ ^ for Your Next Repair Job home at 1772 Grant street on Fri They try to please and are reasonable in day, August 21, ,at 2 p. m. Elsie e SPECIAL THIRTY-DAY price. Terms may be had on larger work Sullivan is chairman of arrange Yard CLUB RATE if desired. ments. YOrk 5000 Rcs.t YO 0298 ^PROGRESS PLUNGE 2408 E. COLFAX AVE. The annual picnic of the Catholic 15 LARGEST SANITARY POOL IN WEST $2.50 Daughters will be held this year in FRED______S. JACKSON, Prop. Phone SOnth 6927 SWIM AS MUCH AS YOU LIKE 4 ► West Florida Awe., Near So. Federal Bird. OP'“ from 12 :S0 p.m. to 10:80 p.m. conjunction with the Knights of Col umbus. The date is August 28 and .e-.e.'a.A.a.AAAA.a.AA.AA.A.AAAAAA.AAA.A.A.A.AAAA.AA KINYON & STEVENS YORK 6424 the place Conway park. Picnickers are asked to meet at Knights of Co Antique Furniture —Our Pattern Dept carries a complete Una of Vogue umbus hall, 1576 Grant street, not ohlldren's patterns. You’ll like the cute styles . . . the Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated We Call For and Deliver Fine Upholstering > Special Made later than 12:30 p. m. ease with which they can be made. Furniture - Finishing and Repairing Mrs. James Jackson, lecturer of the Catholic Daughters, requests that THE CASCADE LAUNDRY i 'I s V d 730 E. I7th Ave. 1675 ClarkeoB S t "Denver's Most Progressive Laundry” —We Use Soft Water T a b o r 6379 members desiring transportation: and those able to accommodate —Downstairs, JosUn’i Branch Offleeei 1642 Tremont Street, 1128 17th Street, 1945 Broadway PAT.RONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS others, call Mrs. Martin Bonarens at •1128 East Ninth Ave., 426 East 17th Avt., 1479 York, 604 East 18th Ava. the clubhouse, Tabor 9597, not later I IT PAYS than Thursday, August 20. ' REQUIESCANT IN PACE INDIAN MISSION GET THEM READY FOR SCHOOL SUSAN DUNNE, 275B Race street, Be- loTed mother of Mrs. T. R. Hannon of FACES HANDICAP School starts next month and of course you want your child to make Lima, 0 .: James and M. J. Dunne of the best possible progress.) But remember that school books and Sharon. Pa.; Mrs. James Woodford, Mrs. That the Rev. Sylvester Eisenman, E. P, Woodford, Mrs, Elmer Clayton, Retina school environments are arranged for healthy eyes. If your child’s and William Dunne of Denver. Requiem O.S.B., in charge of St. Paul’s Indian Mass was offered Tuesday at Loyola church mission, in Marty,. South Dakota, is eyes are defective the best progress in school work need not be A s at 9 o'clock. Interment ML Olivet. facing hardships, accentuated by the expected until the defects are remedied. Now is the time to have ANGELINE COVILLO, beloved wife of gprasshopper pjague, and that he is Jerry Covillo, mother of Roxy, Joe, Tony, Individual your child’s eyes examined. Rose, Henry, George and* Amelia Covillo, in need of, and appreciates help, is Mrs. Charles Ciancio and Mrs. Tony Pacello. vividly told in a letter received by Requiem Mass was offered from the As A. S. Vagnino, manager of the Amer sumption church Thursday at 9 o'clock. Fu A s Vour Taste Swigert Bros. Optical Co. neral was from the residence at 2 o'clock. ican Beauty Macaroni Co. Father Interment ML Olivet. Horan A Son ser Eisenman writes: Demands . .. vice. Fr. J. P. O’Callaghan Dear Mr. Vagnino: MARGARET LOEW, 160 Hooker, beloved I received the barrel of macaroni Optometrists Opticians wife of Emil J. Loew, mother of Mas. Charles Tegeler, Mrs. E. T. Beyer, Mr, E. Discovered Dead and was certainly grateful for it. The 1550 California St. KEystone 7651 Loew, Mrs. William Eggert, Mrs, William grasshoppers are taking such good Walsh, Mrs.- Leon Cole, Mr. C. J. Loew and in Bed care of our garden that I am afraid WhoM Reputation and Equipment Give You the Hifhest Grade of Service Miss Matilda Loew. Funeral will be held from the residence at 8 :30 a. m. this Fri we will have scarcely anything day with Requiem Mass at the Presentation The Rev. P, J. O’Callaghan, who left for the needs of our school. We church at 9 o'clock. Interment ML Olivet. (lied suddenly August 11, at Torring- have done everything to save our Horan A Son service. ton. Conn., was one of the founders garden. I am afraid that our little ANNA WELCH. Remains were sent to o f the Dominican Sisters of the Sick Oelwein, Iowa, for services and interment. ones will have to live on macaroni Horan A Son service. Poor and came to Denver personally and milk this winter. If we don’t get LOOP MARKET CATHERINE A. RICHVILLE, SL An- to arrange for the purchase of the a little food for our cows, I am afraid thony's hospital. Recitation of the Rosary building that is now the convent of that we will even have to dispense was held at St. Anthony's Thursday for the order at 2501 Gaylord street. members of the Third Order of St. Francis. with the milk. The good Lord, I am Requiem Mass will be offered at St. An He had visited here on other occa sure, will take care of our three hun an ILLINOIS thony's hospital chapel at 5:45 this Friday. sions also. ' Boulevard mortuary service. dred little Redskins, and solve the Father O’Callaghan came to Den problem in some way. ver in the fall of 1922 and obtained WATCH ANNUNCIATION STUDENT IS KILLED Our little ones will continue to re l^imtij Stikrrj WHEN STRUCK BY TRAIN AT PROVO from the Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, member you in their prayers. Earl E. Anderson, 20 years old, was D.D., Bishop of Denver, permission The grasshoppers are becoming Rare individuality which flatters your taste.-Accuracy killed by a train Monday at Provo, Utah. to found the convent here. At that worse evef^y day. Our Indian boys go Quality Plus Quantity Eqmds-Economy*’ He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. An that knows noi compromise is expressed in an Illinois derson, 2704 Gilpin streeL time, it was 4ccided to use the house out with old brooms and shake them Young Anderson attended Annunciation for nuns of the order who were in o ff the trees and kill them. We hope watch. And priced so much lower than you would school here. poor health. The unexpected death to save some of the trees that we Loop Market) West Side Market) Recitation of the Rosary was held at expect. . . mostly from $37.50 to $60.00. » » » * Horan's chapel Thursday evening. Requiem of the late Mother Mary prevented have planted in these past eight years, Mass will be offered at Annunciation church the nuns from taking over the con but if we did not keep after them A great American watch. Sixty years of fine watch 15th and Lawrence 8th and Santa Fe at 9:80 Friday with interment in ML Olivet. Olivet. vent immediately, and it was not un the trees would be gone in three til February of 1923 that Mother days. The grasshoppers eat even the making is backiof our Illinois pocket, strap and ribbon watches formal and women. None less than 17 jewels Specials for Saturday, August 15 DOUBLE FUNERAL AT ST. CAJETAN'S Vincent, newly-elected superior, was bark and leave the trees bate and HELD FOR AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIMS able to establish the community here. dead. Sincerely yours, with finest quality cases. W e invite your selection. Double funeral services for Myrtle Brown, FATHER SYLVESTER, O.S.B. one-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al The priest, aged 65, was president Assorted Pies (Reg. 20c)...... 12^ bert Brown, and Joseph Sales. 45, both of of the" Catholic Total Abstinence whom died Friday of last week of injuries Union of America and was to have We Carry Also a Complete Line of incurred in an automobile accident on the CATHEDRAL TEAM Sugar Cookies and Fruit Bars, Doz...... 10^ Lafayette-Denver highway, were held Sat celebrated the Solemn Mass that was urday, August 8, from St. Cajetan's church. to have opened the sixtieth annual LEAGUE CHAMP Gruens, Walthams, Hamiltons and Elgins. Burial was in Mount Olivet. convention in Torrington August 11. All Sweet Rolls, Doz. 13^; 2 Doz...... 25^ The Cathedral team has won the MRS. MARY FINCH. FORMER DENVER He was found dead in bed at the Do Not Wait for Your RESIDENT) DIES IN SAN DIEGO Conley inn. He had complained of championship of the Holy Name base Purity Milk Loaf (Reg. 5c), 3 for...... 10^ Mrs. Mary A. Finch of San Diego, for feeling unwell before retiring the ball league. Last Sunday it lost to Watch to Break Down merly a Denver resident for over 17 years St. Catherine’s, 13 to 6, its first de and well known here, died suddenly a few night before. When the hour of the From Overwork! weeks ago of heart attack. Mass arrived and Father O’Callaghan feat this season, and defeated St. Mrs. I^nch was a member of the Third failed to appear, a messenger was dis- Elizabeth’s, 11 to 3. St. Catherine’s Accumulated dirt or lalk of oil Order of SL Francis. She was buried in LOOP SHOE j The firms listed here de- atched to the hotel where the union and St. Elizabeth’s will play the final cause an excessive strain and the habit of the Franciscan order, as was game of the season Sunday at 2:30 REPAIR SHOP serve ■ to be remembered her desire. Requiem High Mass was sung Ead established its convention head may injure the best and most at St. Patrick's church, San Diego. Mrs. quarters. No response being re p. m. at the Regis college grounds. accurate watch movements. Finch is survived by seven children. They ceived to a knock at the door of his 15th and Lawrence ! when you are distributing are: Mrs. Donald J. Donnelly, Mrs. Thomas S. Collins, Mrs. Bert M. Hardy and Wil room, the door was opened and the 100 MEN MAKING We Do Expert Watch IN THE LOOP MARKET | patronage in the dif- liam K. Finch, all of San Diego: Sis ^eri death of the noted abstinence worker and Clock Repairing. Mary Reginald of the Mercy order. Rio was discovered. RETREAT AT REGIS I ferent lines of business. Vista Calif: Sister Mary of Christ the King of the Dominican order, Menlo Park, Calif., Temperance Magazine Editor Approximately 100 men from Den HONEST PRICES H ALF SOLES and Frank C. Finch of Tucson, Ariz. Solemn Requiem Mass for the dead ver and Colorado are registered for LEATHER, BANCO 7 c Why Pay More? priest was celebrated at St. Francis’ the second of the three retreats for Prompt and Careful church, Torrington, Aug. 12. Father men at Regis college. The retreat O rU SK ID E .------/DC Preah^^^SiX O’Callaghan was editor of The Cath opened Thursday evening and will be Service olic Temperance Advocate, official or concluded with Mass, Benediction of LADIES’ oC I ...... gan of the Total Abstinence union. the Most Blessed Sacrament and the ' Special care is taken to see that out-of-town orders TOP LIFTS...... I S1.50 up. He resided at the Catholic Home Mis blessing on Monday morning. Fa I Funeral Work Our Specialty sion apostolate, Delaware Water ther William J. O’Shaughnessy, S.J., are filled exactly and promptly. Put on While You Wait I LOOP FLORIST Gap, Pa. of Regis is conducting the retreat I Phone MA« 3987 Free Delivery IL FEIST ■The Rev. Peter J. O’Callaghan was The third and last retreat of the sum bom August 6, 1866, at Milford, mer will be held August 28, 29 and Bishop Guest of Honor at Mass. He attended Harvard univer 30. It will be given by the Rev. A. ^ ,Orphanage Dinner sity and made his theological studies J. Kuhlman, S.J., of Florissant, Mo. M. O’Keefe Jewelry Co. at the Catholi^^ University of Amer The record of last year, when a The Franciscan Sisters in charge ica. He' received the degree Doctor total of 244 made the three retreats, of St. Clara’s orphanage, Denver, of Divinity from St. Mary’s semi is expected to be shattered this year. Denver’s Quality Jewelers nary in 1919. St. Vincent de Paul’s Parish celebrated the feast of the institu Eighty-two made the second retreat M. O’Keefe, President Margaret O.Keefe, Sec'y-Treas. tion’s patron, St. Clara, Wednesday, Ordained to the priesthood in last year. Walter J. Kerwin, Vice Pres. Fred Braun. Second Vice Pres. August 12, with special festivities. 1893, he was for two years assistant THE CHRYSLER GROCERY CO. phonI^‘so'uth^U4 The occasion was also made one of at the Church of St. Paul the Apos H. A. KILEY NAMED ON 827 Fifteenth St. Fancy Corn-Fed Meats-— Groceries -Fruits and Vegetables welcome to the Most Rev. Urban J. tle, New York. The next eight years JUNIOR CHAMBER BOARD QUALITY— SERVICE— PRICE FREE DELIVERY Vehr, Bishop of Denver, as he made he devoted to mission work, except KEystone 1440 his first visit to the institution in the for one year, 1898-99, when he Harold A. Kiley, past grand knight evening. served as novice master of the Paul- of the Denver K. of C., has been The firms lilted here de High Mass was celebrated in the ist community at St. Thomas’ college. elected to the board of directors of e/ morning by the chaplajn, the Rev. Catholic University of Americ*. Later the Junior chamber of commerce for serve to be remembered Louis Benkent, C.PP.S., .^ttend^d by he left the Paulists. a term of one year. Mr. Kii.ey is man the thirty-three sisters now stationed From 1915 to 1921, Father O’Cal ger of the real estate department of when you ^ e distributing at the orphanage. Bishop Vehr paid laghan was rector of the Apostolic tf' e General Outdoor Advertising Co. a visit to the institution at 5:30 in Mission house at the Catholic uni your patronage in the dif the evening. Following a greeting by versity. He was founder and presi SKeDENVER D RY GOODS Gx the sisters, he was the guest of honor dent of the Catholic Home Mission ferent lines of business. society. -SILVER- SO. GAYLORD CREAMERY CO. at a dinner at the orphanage. 1022 So. Gaylord St. Phone SOuth 4648 After the dinner, the children of Father O’Callaghan was named as $300 buys 1,000 the home gave a program in honor of an American delegate to the Inter the Bishop, ^acefully paying their national Anti-Alcohol congress at ozs. pure Silver respects to him. Following the pro The Hague in 1911, and to subse which should be BONNIE BRAE East Dakota gram, Bishop Vehr gave a little talk quent sessions held in Milan in 1913 worth $1,000. Grocery and Creamery to the children. and Copenhagen in 1923. He was a Service Station member of the Permanent Commis PEDLEY-RYAN Dairy Prodncta, Groeeriei, sion of the International Congress Phillipa “ 66” Gaa and Oil Bakery Goods DEANERY WORKS Against Alcoholism. & CO. Open Evenings and Sundays Saturday Free Crank Service— Tire Repairing 709 17TH ST. 1420 E. Dakota SO. 4007 ATTRACT VISITORS CARL DIRE Sa Univ. and G. Ohio MA. 5641 (Denver Deanery New,) It is gratifying to see the interest SAN RAPHAEL INDIAN HILLS that is being shown from afar in the -SILVER- The Last Day of This CHALET SAN RAPHAEL will make a special rate to readers work that the Denver deanery is of this paper for week-end parties, luncheons, card parties, doing. This week, Mrs. Thomas Ker chicken dinners, steak suppers or picnic parties. Grounds free rigan of Pueblo and her daughter, Most Important Event and accommodations any time. Cool, comfortable rooms and Mrs. T. J. Kottenstette, visited the Benefit shop and St. Cajetan’s clinic. modern i^cessities. Golfing, horseback riding. Monsignor Bosetti to Take FOR RESERVATIONS, PHONE MORRISON 51-R-4 Mrs. Kerrigan is an active worker in the Benefit shop of Pueblo. Mrs. E. 160 Boys to St. E. Finnerty of Chicago and Mrs. M. William’s F. Peters also were visitors at the St. Mary^s clinic, shop and social center. The Right Rev. Monsignor Joseph: On Tuesday, Mrs. Joseph Emerson Bosetti, Chancellor of the Denver; Denver’s Only Catholic C J. **Chet” Stebenne Smith and Mrs. John B. Hunter diocese and director of the Cathedral viewed with much interest the activ vested choir, left this week for St. Academy for Girls. 18TH AVE. AT PEARL, DENVER ities going on at the different centers. William’s lodge, Allenspark, near the D ays Miss Mary Coughlin, who is al Rocky Mountain National park, to Affiliated with the State University THE GREEN FARGO STATION ways interested in the children, make arrjingementa for the annual] and Loretto Heights. was a visitor on Saturday. encampment of the Cathedral choir As the time for the opening of and sanctuary boys. Eighty of the Member of the North Central of Extraordinary school is near, women from all parts smaller boys will leave next Monday Association of Accredited Schools. Broadway of the city are coming to the Cath to spend a week in the camp and] olic Benefit ehop looking for clothing eighty of the larger ones will go the Courses of study include grades from Reductions to make over for their children. But following Monday to spend two the first to the twelfth, inclusive. HARTFORD Monumental Works they have not been able to find it weeks. Monsignor Bosetti will be in High Class Workmanship so far, so do not hesitate about active charge of the camp except for For detailed information apply to sending things that can be used. In a few days next week when he will No Refunds__ No Exchanges . . . MORTUARY at Reasonable Prices these days of depression, there are return to Denver in the absence of MOTHER SUPERIOR 620 E. Colfax 2984 So. Broadway Phone Eng. 229-J more asking for shoes, men’s and Bishop Vehr at Reno, Nevada; No C. 0. D.’s . . . All Sales Final childrens’, than ever before. Cali Ta Throughout those days, the Rev. De PHONE FRANKLIN 4683 bor 2916 if you have anything. lisle Lemieux of St. Vincent de Paul 8t. Mary’s Academy PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Center He, New Library parish will be in charge. Rei. Phone South 3296 1370 Pennsylvania St. THEY ARE RELIABLE The Junior Boys’ club, which meets St. William’s lodge was made avail* on Tuesday evening at the Little able some years ago to the Cathedral DENVER, COLORADO Flower Social center, was delighted campers by the late William P. Mc- with the surprise which Miss Maris Phee, in memory of his son. The fam A Handsome Memoria Stella Scott had for them. On ar ily has continued allowing the use Jacques Bros. riving, they exclaimed: “ Oh! Look of the lodge. to Express Your Love at the library! Isn’t it great?” for Those Who Have Gone 'The sewing guild of the Little MOTHER OF BISHOP DEAD Flower Social center, which usually Mrs. Ellen Cantwell, 77, mother of Santa Fe Memorial Co. MONUMENTS meets on Thursday of each week, two priests, a Bishop and a Monf will discontinue until September 10, signor, died Aug. 2 in the Santa 94 So. Santa Fe Phone PEarl 7395 28 East Sixth Avenue when the fall sewing-will necessitate Monica home of her eldest son, the much labor and time. This group has Most Rev. John Cantwell, Bishop of I ‘WHtSi tVtUY PROMISt IS Pta.fOB.MtDn Phone TAbor 6468 been very faithful and is deserving of Los Angeles and San Diego, Calij- ac*! SMi Am. •» a vacation. fomia. Her other sons are the Right ESTABLISHED 1902 The regular meeting of the Denver Rev. M s^. James Cantwell, pastor of deanery of the Denver Diocesan St Brigid’s church, San Francisco; Eat-a-Pig Sandwich Council of Catholic Women has been -the Rev. William Cantwell, pastor oi at the Theodore Higher Quality at Lower Cost postponed until the fourth Monday, St. Monica’s church, San Franciscoj, PIG Augui^ 24. There will be further and the Rev. Arthur Cantwell of SaU PARLORS notice of the meeting. Lorenzo. She also is survived by From Regular Price GILDEA Six Parlors in V' three other sons, Walter, Patrick anq Denver, Hackethal DENVER ITALIANS TO HOLD Joseph, and three daughters, Siste^ one in Boulder, MONUMENT CO. Colorado Springs We doubt if you looked back over the Denver’s 35 years ' OPPOSITE MT. OLIVET CEMETEKY ANNUAL ST. ROCCO FIESTA Mary Regis of Ireland, Ellen Cant|- MORTUARY Beginning with a parade Saturday well and Mrs. Michael Powers. Our Trade Mark and Greeley. of merchandising with their many advantageous offer JOHN NORMAN evening, starting from Mt. Carmel ings, if you would find any quality values that equal 1449-51 Kalamath St. church and concluding with a pro GUESTS AT Q. D. LODGE READERS OF ^ CO. cession at 5 o’clock Sunday evening, Mrs. Mary A. Nevin of 1533 MaF> CATHOLIC REGISTER those offered in this great clearance event. Come pre Phone MAin 4006 NEAB RIVEBSIDE CEUETERY Denver Italians will hold their an dison entertained for her son, George Secure half rgte. DR. W. O’CONNELL pared to find hundreds of articles for every personal and 4989 Vine St. Ph. YOrk 1806 nual festival in honor of St. Rocco Nevin, and wife of Los Angeles, by agrees to allow readers of this paper half this week. Chief of the ceremonies on rate on Chiropractic Treatments. Dr. O'Con- home need throughout the store, offering savings of 1/3 having a family party at the Q. D|. nell has developed a new system of Ghiro* Sunday will be a High Mass at Mt. lodge in Georgetown over the week practio technique which enables him to give to 1/2 on every home and personal need. Carmel church, which will follow a end. The other guests were thp the treatment without the slightest pain to procession through North Denver the patient. For an appointment you may Misses Frances Curtis, Nora Ticet, teles^one KEystnne 4058 or call at suite EA.TRONIZE P.UR ADSEETISERS streets, starting at 9 o’clock. Minnie Duray and Lucy Duray. i 247 Steele Bldg., corner 16th and Welton.