DENVER SEMINARY HAS PRODUCED 243 PRIESTS

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TRAFFIC WATCHMEN AT SCHOOLS NEEDED Hear Holy Father This Year Second Vigorous protest should be eu' DENVER CATHOLIC tered against the threatened dis' continuance of the school-crossing watchmen project o f the Works Largest in History Progress administration. This par Praise Am erica ticular activity o f the WPA has contributed more to making both First Golorado-Born Seminarians FinisheiJ motorists and pedestrians traffic­ Pope Galls U. S. ‘Bulwark of Catholicism’ conscious than has any other pro' Gourse in 1920; Great Development gram undertaken either by the pa As Father Woeber and Party Visit REGISTER lice department or by civic organi' Gastelgandolfo * The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Made Since 1926 zations that have endeavored to les­ Also the International News' Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. sen the toll o f automobile acci' dents. The Rev. Edward Woeber, vice Chancellor of the The 1938 ordination class of 21 students at St. Thomas’ We have admired the WPA Diocese of Denver, and 15 members of his pilgrimage to VOL. XXXIII. No. 42. DpilVER, COLO.% THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1938. $2 PER YEAR seminary, the second largest in the 30-year history of the workers whose duty it has been to the International Eucharistic congress in Budapest were institution, brings the total number to be ordained from the guard the street crossings near our in the group of 120 Americans who heard Pope Pius XI seminary to 243. In the first 18 years of the seminary’s schools. Few o f them have been existence, only 78 students received all or at least the com­ officious, but practically all of laud the United States as a “ bulwark of Catholicism” in Mountain Trails at Camp Santa Maria ‘gS** prat.e“’'caSr“6J them have been efficient. Their an audience at the Papaf summer homo in' Castelgandolfo. miles west o f Denver will resound to the hoofbeats o f a dozen horses this summer. A stable o f 12 well- pletion of their priestly training at St. Thomas’. Not until presence at buly intersections has The Pope used the occasion to trained horses, three o f which are pictured below at the Mullen home for boys, was provided this week, 1920 was a (ilolorado-born seminarian ordained. In been the means of guiding thou­ denounce German Catholics who in time for the opening o f camp Monday, June 13, . when the first group o f 120 boys w;ill begin a that year the Rev. Aloysius J. Miller, pastor of St. Francis sands and thousands o f children refused to attend the congress. By three-week vacation. The camp is conducted by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dower for the undernourished and Xavier’s parish, Pueblo, and the Rev. John P. Moran, pastor safely throush heavy traffic. Their remaining away, said the Pope, underprivileged children o f Denver. See page 2 for other pictures. absence might be the signal for the the Germans “ condemned them­ of St. Joseph’s parish, Golden, were ordained. Up to the ever-present reckless motorist to selves to darkness.” opening .of the ne,w building in fall back into his ways o f disre­ “ You are a truly imposing 1926, there had beeri only eight garding the rights o f the pedestrian. group,” the Pontiff told the Amer­ Fr. Sliney to Visit native vocations and a total of 32 priests ordained for the diocese The WPA project at school cross­ icans. “ Although you come from ings has meant more to the safety different parts, you ar^ all 100- Denver en Route to from the local se,.iinary. o f the city than merely at the per-cent A m erican s. Although Since the opening of the new intersections it has served. It has your country is geographicajly dis­ New Post in Texas seminary building in 1926, a sig­ certainly been educational for the tant, it is not so spiritually. We nificant development has taken children, since it has been an e f­ place. In the past 12 years an can affirm that spiritualfy Amer­ The Rev. Edmund C. Sliney, fective method of teaching them ica has always been as near our average of 14 students have been the value o f watchfulness at inter­ hearts and our thoughts as she is who spent a number of years as ordained annually, 48 of whom are sections. You see no intersection geographically distant and great in chaplain at Fitzjimons hospital Denver diocesan priests, "rhe rapid increase in the number of jay-walking around our schools and expanse. She has great Christian here, has made tentative plans little o f the formerly prevalent treasures from the past, and more to visit Denver within the next practice o f street-crossine in the will come in a Catholic Christian Priests, People Are middle o f the block. The chil­ life in the futui'e.” few weeks. Father Sliney, who dren who learn the need o f c^re Turning to Germany, the Pope holds a commission as major in Invited to Ordination at schools will practice that same continued: “ The Eucharistic con­ the United States army, left his care when they are near their gress witnessed a gathering of the station at Fort Hancock in New homes. The WPA watchmen, it faithful from all over the world— Jersey on Wednesday of this Ordinatipn to the sacred seems to us, have been fitted ad­ with a few most unhappy excep­ week on an auto tour that will priesthood will be held at the mirably into the educational sys­ tions; unhappy because they were take him to his new post at Fort Cathedral Saturday, June 11, tem. They are not formal edu­ the exceptions of those who, in the Bliss, Tex., by July 10, at 9:30 o’clock. Six young cators. but they are teachers. And full light, renounced the faith and men will be ordained to the the lessons that are learned condemned themselves to dark- priesthood. The Most Rev. througli them are far more im­ ness. Unauthorized Agents Bishop Urban J. Vehr especially portant than those that are taught Selling Subscriptions urges all priests to attend the in some of the frill courses offered ______X- ceremony and to impose hands in the present-day school. on the newly ordained. Mem­ Entrance Exams at A report has come to the Regis­ bers o f the laity also are invited It is no secret that, despite the Seminary Monday ter office that young women ar& fine work that has been accom­ canvassing Catholic homes of Den­ to attend and participate in of­ plished by the Works Progress ad­ ver for subscriptions to a pur­ fering up the first Mass of the ministration, all WPA projects Entrance examinations for priests. prospective candidates for the portedly Catholic magazine. The have not been both useful and Chancery office has issued no necessary. Probably all o f them priesthood will take place at 10 o’clock Monday 'morning, June authorization for this activity, and native vocations in this same pe­ can be justified in that they b^ve the magazine is not listed among riod, from one every other year to furnished work to men and women 13, at St. Thomas’ seminary, Denver. Candidates must fill Catholic publications. approximately five annually,, re­ who were in need. An argument veals the dominant influence of the in that direction, though, could out application blanks pro­ No solicitor for Catholic pub­ vided by the Chancery office, lications is to be recognized unless sem.inary and t h e marvelous probably be used with more tell­ growth of the Church in Colorado. ing effect in behalf o f the watch­ 1536 Logan street. he has a letter of authorization from the Chancery office. At the present time 30 seminarians men than it could be in favor o f are enrolled for the Denver dio­ most other WPA workers. The cese. watchmen are for the most part 335 High School Graduates Get Diplomas 50 Priests, 600 Lay Persons Present men who are not physically fitted The ordination to the priesthood to dr> hard work. Hence, if their of this year’s five students for project is discontinued, it means work in the Diocese of Denver will CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL be held at the Cathedral Saturday, (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) BISHOP VEHR PRAISES June 11, at 9:30 o’clock. The Rev. Arthur Lucy, native Denverite and a -member •of-fiti'-Dominic’s parish, FR. LICIOTTI ON JUBILEE will celebrate his first Solemn Mass June 12 at 10:30 in St. Dominic’s church, Denver. The Rev. Matthias J. Blenkush is a native of Minne­ Rev. Lawrence Lutz, O.S.B. AOAINST RADICALISM IS IHJCnilAS WALSENBURG PASTOR sota and came to St. Thomas’ in 1932. He will sing his first Solemn s t n i n F M Among the many Colorado Mass on the Feast of Corpus youths being ordained to the Socialism, Communism, and existence is proved by reason; the After 14 years in office. Mother ■ IValsenburg.— Fifty priests and At 8 p. m. a civic reception was Christi, June 16, in St. Stephen’s priesthood this year are these two radicalism will never develop un­ other group’s thought begins with Lucy Dooley, superior of the more than 600 members of the held in St. Mary’s school. Fol­ church, St. Stephen, Minn. The members o f religious orders. Fa­ der the influence of the Catholic a doubt or negation of the Deity— Benedictine Sisters of Atchison, laity were present in St. Mary’s lowing was the program; Over­ Rev. Francis J. Wagner, born ther John Bancroft, the first grad­ religious philosophy of education, termed by the Holy Father as Kans., who teach in several Colo­ church here Thursday for the ture, Walsenburg junior band, H. in Denver, will celebrate his uate o f St. Joseph's high school, declared- the Most Rev. Urban J. ‘laicism’.” rado schools, was unanimously re­ Mass marking the silver jubilae F. Scott, director; introduction, first Solemn Mass Sunday, Denver, to become a priest, will be Vehr, Bishop of Denver, at the elected by the community, which Members of the Servite Fathers Most deserving graduate to re­ of the Very Rev. Dean J. B. the Rev. Raymond Newell; “ Best June 12, at Blessed Sacrament ordained in Oconomowoc, Wise., graduation exercises held Sunday numbers nearly 500 members. Liciotti as pastor of St. Mary’s. Wishes,” Julian Lamnie, Mayor church, while the Rev. Joseph at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church ceive a diploma at the exercises The election was held Mon­ June 29. Father I..awrence Lutz, afternoon for the 335 seniors of was Marie Hart, 16-year-old Holy The Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr of Walsenburg; greetings from Warnat of Brooklyn, N. Y., incar- in Denver received a telegram this a native o f Craig and a member o f Denver’s Catholic high schools in day, June 6, at the mother- week announcing the election in Family high student. Although praised Father Liciotti for his (Turn to Page 7 — Column S) (Tum to Page i — Column i ) the Benedictine community at the City auditorium. “ The world house, Mt. St. Scholastica’s con­ work of building the school, from Rome of the Most Rev. Benetti Holy Cress abbey, Canon City, was she had been a patient at the vent in Atchison. Sisters from today is divided into two camps,” Children’s hospital for nearly all which from 30 to 40 students have Alfonsus, O.S.M., as superior gen­ ordained in Collegeville, Minn., Mt. St. Scholastica’s teach in St. he said, “ ours believing in a Su» of the past school year because of been graduated every year. The 8 Deaconesses Serve in Denver eral of the Servants of Mary. He June S. preme Being . . . whose necessary Cajetan’s school, Denver; St. succeeds the Most Rev. Raphael infantile paralysis, she continued Bishop declared that the high Mary’s, Walsenburg, and in An- school has been very instrumental Baldini, O.S.M. Father Julius M. her studies while confined in the tonito. Piccoli, O.S.M., is. pastor of the Scouts and Regis Guild Plan Exercises Hospital and passed examinations in Christianizing Huerfano county. Methodist Congregation for a dioloma. She was able to Mother Lucy has served the A purse was raised by the peo­ Italian parish hei-e, which is community as prioress since 1924, staffed by the Servite Fathers. attend the exercises with the aid ple of Walsenburg as a gift for of braces. when she succeeded to the office Father Liciotti, and the local The new superior general was on the death of Mother Aloysia born Nov. 22, 1880, in Piana, 'Va- Retreat Movement in "Valedictorian at the graduation paper devoted a 16-page extra to Has Active Program Northman. It is the privilege of the jubilarian. lagno. Province of Vicenza, Italy. rites was James L. Suntum of St. the Atchison community as mem­ He was received into the order Joseph’s high. A good sportsman­ bers of the Congregation of St. The jubilee event brought one (One of « series of articles to ac­ the methods used to obtain funds Dec. 8, 1896. His simple profes­ ship tropliy was presented to the Scholastica to retain a superior of the largest crowds to attend quaint Catholics with notable non-Cath- necessary for this upkeep. Diocese Is Qrowing any celebration in Southern Colo­ olic institutional works of Colorado. sion of vows took place Dec. 25, Denver Parochial league by Gov. • as long as she receives a two- This series will undoubtedly prove in- The congregation carries on ac­ 1897, and his solemn profession Teller, Ammons. The Rt. Rev. thirds vote of the sisters. Mother rado for many years. spirine to Catholics in their own works.) tivities and raises funds on a group was held March 25, 1902. He Growth of the retreat movement gelist’s parish, will be the retreat- Hugh L. McMenamin received the Lucy is also mother-president of At the Solemn Mass coram •“ (By George McW illiams) Episcopo at 10:30 o’clock the fol­ basis. The groups are occupied studied philosophy and theology in the diocese is indicated in two master for the scout exercises. Ar­ award on behalf of the league. the Congregation of St. Scholas­ One of the first church buildings with many phases of chrrch w.ork reports this week, the first that lowing were officers: Celebrant, in the Propaganda college in rangements- have been made by Following is the full text of tica, which is under Papal pro­ erected in the Rocky Mountain re­ and include all ages— from Sun­ two retreats may have to be given the Very Rev. John B. Liciotti, Rome. He received his degree of the Rev. Barry Wogan, diocesan Bishop Vehrfs address to the grad­ tection and direction. The 11 gion was established by the Trinity day school classes for tots of three to accommodate all the Boy Scouts P.R.; assistant priest, the Rev. Doctor of Divinity April 5, 1913. scout director, to have much ot uates : Benedictine houses which form Methodist Episcopal congregation (Turn to Page ( — Colum n 6) of the state who have expressed M. Hubert Newell; deacon, the He was transferred to Begbroke, the three-day period spent in SHALL WE HAVE OPINIONS this group will hold a general at 18th and Broadway, Denver. their desire to attend the three-day recreation and scout activities. OR CONVICTION IN MORALS? chapter at Sacred Heart convent, Rev. E. J. McCarthy; subdeacon, That was Aug. 2, 1859. The pres­ Oxford, England, in February, exercises at Camp St. Malo July 5, the Rev. Henry J. Ernst; master 1915, where he became definitor According to present plans, re­ The line of demarcation of phil­ Lisle, 111., late in June. ent edifice recently celebrated its 6, and 7; the second that for the treat exercises will be held in the osophic thought in general moral This year marks the diamond of ceremonies, the Rev. William golden jubilee. First pastor was Qirl Will Be provincial in August, 1916. first time in, the history of the in­ ^lonahan. Chaplains to Bishop His election as superior general mornings and the afternoons will trends is becoming more sharply jubilee of the founding of Mt. St. the Rev. Mr. Buchtel, who later stitution Regis college will spon­ be devoted to supervised play. marked each year. Our camp be­ Scholastioa’s. and much of the Vehr were the Rev. Louis Pec- became governor of Colorado. follows years of experience as a sor a day of recollection for the orella and the Rev. Benedict leader in the order. In June, Three qualified scoutmasters will lieves in a Supreme Being, a per­ progress which has been made in Other men famous in the politic,.! Invested As mothers and sisters of Jesuits, be present to give tests to scouts Pedrotti. The adult choir, di­ 1926, he became a rector provin­ sonal God, whose necessary ex­ recent years has been due to the and social life of the state have mertibers of the Regis guild, June wishing to advance in rank. Dr. rected by the Rev. Maurus Za- cial, and was chosen a provincial istence is proved by reason, the enterprise of Mother Lucy. A held pastorates there. Col.l Chiv- 19. Martin Gilmore, camp physician, bolitzky, O.S.B., sang the Mass in April, 1928, for the first time. primal source of power, an inflex­ new chapel, which was dedicated ington, who organized the Colo­ Charity Nun The Rev. Joseph J. Walsh, as­ will give a course in first aid. ible rule of truth, an objective May 4, is her lajest achievement. of St. Ambrose. rado militia in the days of the Civil He was elected to this office for sistant pastor of St. John tl^e Evan- (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) standard of good, and a supreme war; the Rev. Mr. Delamatier, Col­ two more terms and then was On Wednesday, June 15, Mary J. made definitor general in 1937. law of right. These intellectual orado congressman, and others Gets Master’s Degree Sold Papers With Al Smith who figured largely in the history Canjar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. His appointment as superior gen­ convictions carry the inevitable Frank J. Canjar of 4554 Logan eral was made Tuesday of this Fr. Bonet to Attend moral obligations of a decalogue of the state have occupied Trinity pulpit. Five former pastors were street in Holy Rosary parish, will week. given on Sinai heights, the account­ receive the garb of a member of The general motherhouse of the Theatines’ Council ability to a God (not a man or 6'Foot'6 Tom Egan Is called to be Bishops of the Metho­ dist Episcopal Church. the Sisters of Charity of Leaven­ Servite Fathers is in Rome, Italy. system of conventions) for in­ worth, Kans. The Very Rev. Patrick Brosnahan, The Rev. John Bonet, C.R., fractions of a moral law arid a The property occupied by the O.S.M., is head of the American former pastor of St. Cajetan’s, God-given plan of sanction for congregation, including the church province. The Amercian province Denver, will leave New York law. This plan obviously and Real Troublc'Shooter building and the adjoining commu­ is represented in the Archdioceses Saturday for Rome to participate logically develops principles of nity center, represents an invest­ of Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, in the general council of the human conduct and specific ideals ment of a half million dollars. It Trouble shooting is the job of ture to manage 1,000 employes en­ is maintained at a cost of $35,000 Portland in Oregon, St. Louis, San­ 'Eheatines to elect the superior — not mere opinions. A principle gaged in tasks that range from ta Fe, and Vancouver, B. C., and general. The former superior establishes stability and continu­ Tom Egan, six-foot-six generrl su­ a year. The Rev. Dr. Otto H. making saddles for Western stock- Houser, present pastor, explained in the Dioceses of Superior and general, the Rt. Rev. Batholomew ity, not mere conjecture and vacil­ perintendent of the Denver Dry men to parking cars for Eastern Denver. Calolntey, C.R., was once sta­ lation and expediency. tourists. Torn got most of his tioned in Colorado. There is a The second thought camp starts background on New York’s Lower possibility that the new superior with a doubt or negation of the East side, where he once sold Contributions general may be a Coloradoan. It Deity, usually a cynical attitude newspapers with Al Smith. Outdoor Altars ,18 also possible that Father Bonet toward

(^ 1 / 1 be revived at Camp Santa Maria thi* X lie VvMX YY summer, vrhen the first group of 120 PARENTS OF SISTER boj's mount the ponies and take to the hills Mondaj', June 13. Horse­ back riding, an innovation at the camp this summer, promises to offer the youngsters one of the finest vacations available. Boating, hiking, MARRIED 50 YEARS swimming, crafts, and mountain lore complete the camp program offered gratis to SOO underprivileged children of Denver each summer by Mr. and Mrs. John 1^. Dower. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller of member of the Sisters of Charity 3250 W. Hayward place, parents of Cincinnati, 0., and taught at of Sister Mary Janet, instructor at Sacred Heart school. Sacred Heart school, will celebrate Other children are Edward L., their golden wedding jubilee Sat­ Maurice R., John A., and Nell Mil­ urday, June 18. A Nuptial Mass ler, all of Denver. There are three will be celebrated at 8 o’clock in grandchildren, children of John A. St. Dominic’s church, the Rev. J. Miller. J. Regan, O.P., officiating. Frienijs are invited to attend the Mass and also a reception at the jubilarians’ home from 3 until 9 p. ni. Mr. Miller, a retired railroad conductor, was born in Sterling, 111., and his wife’s birthplace is Fairbury, 111. They were married . ^ / / / ' The Final Tribute at McCook, Nebr., 50 years ago. //DIAMOND RINCS\ Previous to coming to Denver in 1900, they lived at Goodland, Should Symbolize Peace and Rest!' Kans., and Limon. When you select us to serve you at this time you can Sister Mary Janet has taught at Sacred Heart school 12 years, and be sure that each detail will be so well taken care of that has been stationed also at Albu­ only ; restful condition prevails. This service is not querque, N. Mex., and Pueblo. coctly. She was bom in Denver and at­ tended Sacred Heart and St. Dom­ inic’s school. A sister. Sister Mary Angus, now deceased, was also a

^FEDERALsi tto a>KF*.^GA.0407 Durango K. of C. JAMES P. iMcCONATY Elect Officers

Durango.— The Knights of Co­ lumbus held their meeting for elec­ tion of officers on Monday, June 6. Bacon & Schramm See Me for a ISew Roof and The funeral of Anton Joseph Save Money Paulek, who died June 4, was held In Bible box- V Barrett Flat and in St. Columba’s church June 7 at 9 o’clock, the Rev. F. P. Cawley Shingle Roofs Jim Schultze officiating. The deceased had been Cross Bridal Pair in poor health for several years. 3230 Walnut K£. 2513 Call me at KEystone 6311 after 6 P. M. or before 9 A. M. A lio His family of six children, all SunQaySf or Holidays grown and married, survive. Hubert McGregor, accompa­ W E ’■ g m nied by his mother and sister, 37 spent Memorial day in Albuquer­ Symbolizing the sacredness of MOVE que, N. M^x. the marriage ccretiibny — the Mrs. B. G. Engler and daughter, Sacred Love Bridal Pair is of Frame Houses, Garages inspiririgly beautiful design. FOR SALE Margaret, returned from Los An­ The engagement Solitaire is CATHOLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM geles, Calif., where they had spent I For Service—KEystone 6228 Five room modern set with a diam ond of_ fiery 1 (MRce A Warehouse, 1521 20th St. several months in the hope that beauty— the Wedding Band to ^ brick home, with sleep­ the lower altitude would improve ing porch. IS BULWARK AGAINST TSMS’ match has three brilliant Margaret’s health. diamonds. Only the original The firms listed here de­ In A-1 Condition Mrs. John Kelley left for Colo­ is stamped “SACRED LOVE” REASONABLE (Continued From Page One) suspecting youth is often quick to rado Springs Sunday morning, serve to be remembered Other Sacred Love 630 ELIZABETH ST. on the superman theory and most see the logical implications. b{a- June 5, to be gone a few days on when you are distributing Bridal Setf to $ 5 0 0 One block from Church and logically deny objective truth and tion-wide iuvenile criminality is business. ’ Judge J. B. O’Rourke made a your patronage in the dif­ School. inflexible standards of morals, and not a mere accident— 50 per cent of our children are unchurched— trip to Denver in the week to at­ palliate individual human respon­ ferent lines of business. but a logical deduction of a prin­ Prayer Cruiade Being Held tend a meeting. No Money Down sibility of human actions. The cipleless ethics. Logic is a cruel Gabriels, N. Y.— A crusade of Miss Rosalie Engler has been Holy Father calls it laicism, not and unwelcome master when it prayer for recovery from pro­ transferred f o r the summer Gimnison M e g e longed illness is being conducted months to Denver, where she will so much anti-clericalism, but restrains human conduct. Prob­ at Sanatorium Gabriels here in teach rhythm and orchestral work. rather, the beginning with man ably people are not anxious to be logical when logic imposes bur­ the form of a perpetual novena She plans to attend the Lament and ending with man, an absolute dens. j' to Our Lady of the Sacred*Heart. ^hool of music. A Broken Leg Won't Hurt negation of a Supreme Being and The differences betweeiLsystems Newman Club to a complete reliance upon human of thought arise fron^he variety to much if you have Metropolitan Accident Insurance intellect and human experimen­ of first principles, not their logical tation. implications. Communism may be C O T T R E L L ' S '' Ask us about it logical if you are to admit the Begin This Fall Most obviously and logically dogmatic premises of philosophy BRENDAN J. HARRINGTON, Manager are developed many diverse opin­ and economics of Karl Marx. ions of an evolutionistic moral Every dictator tries to be oppres­ Gunnison.— At a meeting of the METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY code (not principles or ideals), sively logical in l^e application of a man-made system of conventions Catholic students of Western 418 Patterson Bldg., Denver a State controlled and dominated subject to fluctuation by social social order with its terrifying State college, it was decided to barriers or individual likes, and a effect. The dictator says the in­ organize a Newman club to begin general system of ethics that J dividual exists for the State. The operation with the fall quarter. smacks of glorified humanism, not Christian affirms the State has no positive Christianity. The fallowing officers were reason for existence except the elected: William Trainor, presi­ You can develop humanism; all good of the individual. Dictators National Insurance Co. can become pagans with a veneer are forms, not of constructive lib­ dent; Mary K. Yoklavish, vice Enduring as the Rockies of culture, as many pagans fol­ erty-loving processes, but political president; Leonard McNamara, COLORADO lowed a code of natural moral law despair. And when organized secretary; William Misko, treas­ AUTOMOBILE—Comprehensive, Fire and Theft developed by pure light of natural Churches oppose State Collectiv­ Collision, property Damage, Hail. reason, but you cannot inculcate urer; Gene Trainor, lecturer. FIRE—Mercantile. Dwelling, Tornado. Persona' ism, as in Germany and Red Spain Only because National­ Effects. Floater, Plate Glass. Christianity without God and His or Mexico or Russia, it is interest­ 50 at K. of C. Meet ly Known Manufacturers from Incoriwrat^ 1925 revealed Christ. ing to note how sometimes unin­ One of the best attended meet­ A Good Colorado Fire Insurance Company coast to coast have co-operated with us can Home Office— Denver The logical moral implications formed, sometimes bigoted ivriters ings of the Knights of Columbus 1411 CHAMPA ST. of the two systems are as far love to call the opposition “ vested we offer such Outstanding Values in Known Merchan­ J. B. Silversmith. Pres. apart as the poles. The experi­ interests,” “ age-old privileges,” in many years was held on Wed­ dise of Recognized Value! It’s our Greatest Celebration in 46 Years! mental evolutionary moral code etc. Tundamentally, it is a clash­ nesday evening, June 1. About REMEMBER, FATHER’S DAY is JUNE 19th! SHARPENED may by chance, by trial and error, ing of principles, about which 50 members were present. The ADJUSTED reach a safe conclusion, but there can be no broadmindedness. local council will be host to the AND OILED LAWNMOWERS wrong moral principles are far too The possibility of modem con­ state convention next year. Under « “ The Correct Way” costly in human life and human centration of tyranny, the object the newly elected grand knight, ------SAWS FILED BY MACHINE------achievement to warrant experi­ of servility of downtrodden mi­ Haxt Schaf f net & Maix B. H. Snyder, a definite program We call for and deliver anywhere in the city. mentation. norities, as the poor Jews in Ger­ will be outlined for the coming Objective truth and objective many, the Catholics in Red Spain; year directed toward this par­ ACME SAW SHOP morality logically develop right the power of ma.ss propaganda, ticular end. The other elected FR. I673-R 3003 FILLMORE 8T. || conscience, a sense of individual ma.ss terrorism, and mass show­ officers for the year are: Deputy responMbility backed by Divine manship; the efficacy of a party- grand knight, John Yoklavich; $40-$45 SUITS sanctions and principles of moral dominated press, stage, and radio, chancellor, William Nelson; secre­ living with definite convictions. with no opposition; the horror of tary, Charles Eilebrecht; treas­ Owing to human weakness, the invasion of the sacred precincts of urer, Cletus Fry; advocate, Milton CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING mere admission of a moral prin­ the home and home life, the ab­ Zugelder; warden, John Zugelder; ciple may not develop Christian ject misery of concentration inside guard, Rudolph Kropfinger; living in every individual life; but camps, make modern persecution outside guard, Joseph Skoff. it does engender ideals, which are peculiarly effective, nerve-racking, George Spehar, Sr., was elected Classified Ads the sustaining force for intelligent and harrowing. humans. to the position of trustee for a ^ It will pay you to read ALL of the following advertiaements. Freedom Is Restricted three-year term. The financial Save to May I repeat, moral opinions, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' A A. A A , An eminent jurist once defined secretary and lecturer will be ap­ (and they spring up with mush­ liberty as an absence of arbi­ pointed by the grand knight at the $15.50 HOTELS room rapidity) are not moral trary restraint, not immunity from next meeting. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS principles, and a willing and un- reasonable control. God has a Vacation Term to Start NEWHOUSE HOTEL right to restrict unbridled human IN IHE SHADOW of Colorado's beau­ Reconditioned pianos, players, granda, The sisters will arrive from tiful Capitol. Colfax at Grant, Denver. organs (pipe and reed), orchestral instru­ freedom from degenerating into Colo. ments. T. R. Walker. 236 Broadway. 8P license as He does in the deca­ Denver on Saturday for the vaca­ • 36i. logue, for social and individual tion school. Classes will begin on Give DAD a HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Suit for his g ift- CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS’ HOME, happiness and protection. So has Monday. All the children are re­ buy one for yourself! He’ll be proud that ybu show such good 1772 Grant. Pleasant home for airls. quested to be present at the 8 judgment of value and'such a keen tense of econorayl Newest S i DRUG STORfeS regulated authority as is evidenced from multiplied laws on our o’clock Mass. models—single and double breasted. All sizes: shorts,, stouts, BARBER SHOP longs, regulars. HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY statute books. Between Christian Mrs. Charles Eilebrecht suf­ First class barbei shop. Bernie Mack’s Your Naborhood Druggist libierty and pagan license is a fered a fracture of the leg in a Barber Shop. 1270 Santa Ft Drive. Phone SPruce 0588 700 So. Paari small margin, but it is the distance fall at her home last Saturday. JAMES HUTCHINSON between common sense and free­ Misses Margarot Zugelder $30-^35 GABARDINE WANTED— Household furniture, old cloth­ ing. pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The dom and anarchy and chaos. and Anna Mae McIntyre were Denver Deanery's Benefit Shop. Call Tabor REFRIGERATORS If the sensation-loving advo­ members of the high school grad­ S 3 2916 1335 l.awrence street cates of foreign “ isms” who gloat uation class. & Fine Worsted SUITS Beautiful $150.00 Electric Refrigerator, per­ ORGANS FOR SALE fect condition, guaranteed ; $36 in the name of liberal, pink or red, Tevis Miller of Denver visited DENVER MUSIC STORE charged with the development of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. TWO MANUAL and pedal Estey reed 509 Uth St. impressionable youth, incapable of orgkn and electric blower; bargain. T. R "M ister-It’s J. Miller, over the week-end. Walker 236 Broadway. SP. 7364. mature consideration, would spend Sunday is the regular Commun­ their energies retelling the strug­ ion day for the men and older boys PAINTING A PAPERHAN^NG ROOM AND BOARD Tops in Travel** gles of our forebears in the quest ______• - ^ of the parish. Painting *and Paperhanging. A. Berringer. 1443 Columbine: Front single and dbl. for a haven of peace and liberty Misses Kathlyn Boggot and Lor- Phone YO 2261-J. with living room, sleeping porch, twin in our glorious land, rather than etto fille r received their A,.B. W s . excellent meals, 8H blocks from S t in extolling Communism aqd co­ Phllomena's. $30 and up. degrees at the commencement'ex­ Save to FURNACES AND GRATES lectivism, tneir repeated protesta­ ercises at W. S. C. last week. tion of love of freedom would FURNACES INSTALLED * REPAIRED ^ f h i f r $15.50 H. H. York. S27 G. Exposition. PE. 2268 EXCHANGE seem to ring more true. Democracy Not Automatic PHOTOGRAPHS SIX MONTHS rent to M uter Plumber in lieu of code plumbing at 688 Fox St Freedom and democracy are Dave Manzanares Register Box No. 6. to CHICAGO UNITED PHOTO STUDIOS not automatic processes. They de­ Weddings Our Specialty “ I’m a traveling salesman with mand the vigilance, common sense, It would be ifnpossible to exaggerate the smart styles and extra­ Experts with Children HOUSE CLEANING emphasis on the ‘ traveling.’ intelligence, and energy of liberty- Off C. Y. 0 . Card Special Prices on First Communion S3 ordinary quality of the suits in this group! Newest White, Fancy 1521 Curtis S t TAbor Z*t2 CALL EDDIE O'NEILL FOR WALL If I,told you how many trains loving people. Russian processes and Colored GABARDINES—very fine Spring WORSTEDS! Across from Baur's a n d WALLPAPER CLEAN- I’ve ridden during the last ten do not fit into American settings With Dave Manzanares definite­ In every wanted style; single and double bgeaited, sport back and WAXING, AND GENERAL JANITOR SERVICE. YORK 3900-R. years— and how many miles and applications, and, yet, strange­ ly out of the picture as an oppo- plain back. ALL SIZES! NEW AND REMODEL ly their advocates attempt to boi» they’ve taken me— you’d nept for A1 Allard in the Cath------1 be amazed. from within under the, very guise qlfc Youth organization fight card Brick and Concrete, Remodeling and new. DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN Garages, Reasonable Painting. TA. 9477 “ As far as I’m concerned, this of democracy. We as a nation are feature of June 17, C.Y.O. offi­ .being propagandized subtly and Our Special 90-Day Extended Charge Service Female disorders treated successfully hr overnight trip to Chicago on cials are looking for a substitute ROOM FOR RENT advanced electrotherapy method. Non- with some measure of success to for the semi-final bout. Man­ the Zephyr— af no axtia fora Vs Now—Yi in August—Yz in September surgical. suffering if not death. zanares notified officials he would LARGE front room, emp. Udy, 173 So. pR. L. A. KASPARIE, N. D. D. C., 981 K — is a real travel buy.” Grkiir. two blocks from St. Francis de 6th Ave., TA. 0986. Under the influence of Cath­ be unable to attend. Sales’. Leave Denver . . 4:00 pm olic religious philosophy of edu­ Meanwhile, other fighters taking Arrive Chicago . . 8:38 am cation will never develop Social­ part in the 32-round program are LOST AND FOUND ROOFING NO EXTRA PARE ism, Communism, radicalism. finishing training sessions at Ca­ Repairs, coating. We use and recommend thedral high gym and at the FOUND: Rosary, at the Auditorium last Information • TickaiM I would say to you, young men COTTRELL'S ^ gie Coating for composition roofs. Work Sunday after graduation exercises. Owner Guaranteed. and women, be Christian freemen. Casino. can have by identifying same at office lURlINSTON TRAVEL BUREAUS Love your God-given liberties with of I HE REGISTER. KIORDAN p e a r l 9903 City Ticket OStce, 17th end Champa he main event lists R. J. Lewis Phooe: Keyttone 1133 the Divine restrictions of a moral 5Adam Achzinger. Lewis’ de­ or law God Himself has placed upon feat of Alex Rein makes him FLOWERS AND PLANTS ASBESTOS ROOF COATING Ualofl Station, Phone: Tabor 2301 your every action. Be loyal to favorite for the bout but the rec­ Fresh cut flowers, plants. Funeral de­ For composition and shingle roofs. 75c i your God, and loyalty to country, ord of his husky Longmont oppo­ signs a specialty. LIEB FLOWER SHOP, per gal. Red, green or black. 2691 Quitman, GA. 0I33-R. BURLINGTON ROUTE home, and self will automatically nent gives promise of a battle RIORDAN PEARL 9905 follow. from tne opening gong. ill BBB6 2 1 SIXTEENTH STREETi!BB|ffi«

A. 4 Thursday, June 9, 1938' Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE THREE DEANERY COMMUNITY CENTERS Nun C alled to Preferred Parish PLANNING SUMMER PROGRAM Preferred Parish Trading List-* Trading List— Denver deanery community cen­ ful recreation under proper super­ Motiier s Bedside ters are busy bringing to a close' vision and to continue some of the winter and spring activities classes that have been so popular. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (Annunciation Pariah) and planning programs for the Little Flower center has ac­ (St. Cajetan’t Parish) MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: The annual P.-T. A. picnic will summer months, features that quired the use 'of playgrounds in l^ ter Mary Alice Carroll left Tbe merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are be held at Washington park Sun­ will attract boys and girls who, its vicinity, through the assistance Friday, June 3, for Kansas City, The merchant* represented in' this section are bootter*. They are anxious to work with you and are deseryinj of your patronage: Co­ day, June 12. The Holy Name now that school has closed, will of Miss Lila O’ Boyle, principal of Kans., where she was called to the anzioua to work with you and ara deserring of your patronJ^m ^e* operate Tyifh them. society and the Altar and Rosary have much leisure time. , An ef­ Whittier and Gilpin schools. This bedside of her mother, Mrs. MiP operate with them. society are also taking part in the fort wfll be made to provide health- fills a long-felt want and the young chael Carroll, whose condition is program. Those attending are Jolks are grateful. Softball is a reported to be grave. Mrs. Carroll asked to bring a basket luncheon popular form of amusement with 5vas anointed by her son, the Cathedral and be at the park by 1:30 o’clock. both boys and girls of the cental's. Rev. Michael Carroll, a priest in Those wishing transportation are The girls’ team of Little Flower the Benedictine order. Sister Mary St. Francis lie Sales' ...... WW W W WWW'^'W^W' asked to be at Hagus hall at 12 ;30. will play its first league game Alice ‘ was accompanied by Sis­ The committee in charge has ar­ Ju'he 18. ter Mary Rita and Miss Ruth FREE DELIVERY SERVICE In response to popular demand we are ranged an afternoon of games The Rev. George Keith, S.J., of Cain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I and races and extends an invita­ Sacred Heart church was the hon­ Edward P. Cain, 1143 8th street. BUCHANAN’S tion to Mends of the organization ored guest of the Get-Together Miss Cain will go on to Atchison, ^ o d e f s l t opening our new No. 2 Expert Shoe to attend; Kans., where .she will enter the club at a party'June 3. John Maes LIQUOR STORE CLEANERS AND DYERS Installation of officers took is president of this group. The Benedictine sisterhood. ► Rebuilding Shop at 210 E. 13th avenue place at the regular P.-T. A. meet­ (St. Philomena’t Parish) Rose club, composed of Spanish The first Friday breakfast held Fine Wines and Liquprs 328 BROADWAY PEARL 3783 ► ing held Wednesday evening. Mrs. A picnic at Conway park for mothers, has been very helpful to June 3 in St. Cajetan’s church ICE COLD BEER Upholstered Furniture, Curtains, and ► Alfred Rampe installed the follow­ on June 15th. the entire sodality is being the center. The Mothers’ club, a basement marked the close of Draperies Expertly Cleaned and Finished ing:'Mmes. W. E. Robinson, pres­ Phone PEsri 1777 377 Sooth Brosdwsy ► planned by the officers apd leadew group devoted to the study of C.P.-T.A. activities for the year. KE. 0622 FR. 2608 ident; James McClain, vice presi­ of .the various groups. The affair child health under the direction of All school children participated. dent; John Monckton, secretary; Homogenized Milk will be held Sunday, June 19, and the V.N.A., through the courtesy A net profit of $6.30 was made Carnations Given Away on Opening Day Harry Jumtobel, treasurer; Ed all sodalists are invited to attend. of J. H. Leyden was supplied and the proceeds were added to . , Milk In its most delloious, HOHMANN'S I Gates, auditor, and Ralph Moore, A large crowd attended the with copies of a health bulletin the general fund. digestible form ANNOUNCING historian. A pa.st president’s pin Donovan club social at Evergreen printed in Spanish, Behes Ma’s For Quality in was given* to Mrs. Paul Cooke, The children of the third grade Lincoln Creamery ALAMO DAIRY Friday, June 3. The affair, ar­ Robustas. presented Mrs. A. H. Rampe, state Vic’s Barber Shop outgoing leader, and the organi­ 515 E. Exposition Sp. 3233 Decorating l.^ll E. COLFAX ranged through the efforts of _ Mai'y Unaba.sia ftnd Rosita Mar­ president of C.P.-T.A., with a KIISG^S ICE CREAM FORMERLY AT zation presented her with an elec­ 1745 So. Broadway Sp. 1412 PAINTING 727 E. C O L FA X President Glenn Carey and his tinez, two volunteer workers, ■were spiritual bouquet in appreciation 20 Flavors Heaped High tric waffle iron and accessories. • ‘Finer Dairy Foods” Interior or E.xterior NOW AT committees, was voted a complete among the graduates from Sacred of her kindness, co-operation, and Old Fashioned Cottage Cheese Card Party Success success.' About $75 clear will be Heart school^ June 5. fine work in the last year. 5c Pint 1775 SHERMAN FREE DELIVERY—PEARL 1202 ESTIMATES ANYTIME The card party held in Hagus realized, according to ticket re­ Vacation^^SchooI to Open Sister M. Victorine went to Shop PE. 3726 Evenings PE. 8249 MILK — CREAM DEPENDABLE SERVICE hall was a success. Mrs. Luplow turns made at a special meeting Lunch Meat - Assorted Cheese - Cigarettes Old and New Customers Appreciated Vacation school will open at Vail Walsenburg to be a special First Ave. Liquor We carry a complete line of house paints, Candy and her committee thank all who 'held 'Wednesday evening, June 8. center next week. In connection honored guest at the silver jubi­ varniihea, enameli, kalsomines, cold water Open Evenings and Sundays participated in any way. Mrs. W. A steak fry in the mountains is V rainta. and all acceasories. 7:30 to 10 p. m. with this, catechism will be taught lee of the Very Rev. J. B. Liciotti Store Robinson won the special priz^ being planned for Saturday eve­ as pastor of St. Mary’s church. Sis­ a hand-made luncheon set, ana ning, June 18. by sisters of the Cathedral school, Finest Imp. and Domestic ^ C O R O N A and a crass will be prepared for ter M. 'Victorine is one of two THE PAINT SPOT Mrs. Bastien won the cake. PEARL DRUG CO. According to the president, Mrs. First Communion. The same sum­ surviving former superiors of St. Liquors and Urines , 216 S. Broadway Free DeUvery Kth ft PesrI SHOE SHOP Members of the society will J. T. Cronin, the Altar and Ro­ mer program will be followed in Mary’s parochial school in Wal­ AT CUT R.4TE PRICES 165 BRfHtDWAYftok DENVER CUT PRICES 853 Corona ,-treet meet at the home of Mrs. J. Feeley, sary society has decided to omit St. Anthony’s Neighborhood house senburg. 3312 Race, Tuesday, June 14, to the June meeting. No meeting Miss Adela Chavez writes from MAtN 4S46 PKEE DELIVERS A Particular Shop for and Vail and Little I'lower centers. “ AL” N. BERUBE MUSIC sew. will be held until September. At Rude center activities spon­ Santa Fe, N. Mex., that she is G. F. BERKENKOTTER. Prop. Particular People The Holy Name society will re­ ENTERPRISES Sharpe Oar Specisltr Is Filling Prescriptions Sister Frances Catherine and sored by the deanery will continue. enjoying: her visit with her par­ Exceptionally Fine Work ceive Communion in a body at the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Chavez, Students. Be Tausht by Ladies’, Gents' and Children's Shoes Mrs. J. Murphy thank- all the The contribution from the Com­ WINES & LIQUORS 8 o’clock Mass Sunday, June 12. and relatives and friends. Be­ The Beit Faculty in Voice. Piano. Dancinc. women who sewed in the sacristy munity Chest, while of great assist­ and *AII Inatrumenti • Jewelry Co. Religious vacation school will fore returning to Denver to con­ last month. > ance in maintaining the centers, Music — Written, Arranged. Enin'aved. be held at the parish school be­ tinue her school studies, she will Printed and Published 27 BROADWAY The Altar and Rosary society’s ginning Monday, June 20, for must be supplemented and the NOB HILL INN choir will discontinue its work in Benefit shop continues its appeal go to Pena Blanca for a few days PLAINS MUSIC CORP. children attending the first eight to visit with her brother, the Rev. 420 EAST COLFAX the summer months except at the for anything that can be spared Phone Spruce 3535 24-42 W. Bayaad Jewelry repairing work guaranteed grades of the public schools. Angelico Chavez, O.F.M. Mixed Drinks, Draught Beer regular sodality Mass. Banns' of marriage were an­ for its stork. Many of the children looy, UNION LnHIOiRRYYOnRMMgTBASKITl The annual altar boys’ picnic nounced for the first time Sunday, receiving First Holy Communion E. M. W. Delicious Dinners was held at Tiny Town Tuesday, June 5, between Justus Polak of at the close of vacation schools will Billie Ohler’s Model j AbF'C HOT AND COLD LUNCHES May 31. More than 65 boys en­ this parish and Betty Lee Stock­ have to be supplied with suitable St. Joseph $ Guild clothes for the occasion. Out of Rugs and Furniture Market FpfiEAiraiSKLilli Ynor Business Is Appreciated Here joyed .the day. The boys were ing, who was received into the Remember the best is none too areod for chaperoned by Sisters Joseph Church June 4 and made her First funds from the sho;? these will be GET ALL OTHER PRICES your atomsch provided. Donations to the stock Makers of FAMOUS BILLIE'S Celia and Frances Catherine. Fa­ Communion Sunday, June 5. The Has June Session SEE US R. SHERWOOD-HODGES, thers Charles Hagus, Anthony wedding will take place Thursday, will help make the day the hap­ LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE WINES LIQUORS piest in the life of some child. ♦ D.S.C. Elzi, and John Doherty also en­ June 16, at a Nuptial Mass cele­ St. Joseph’s guild held its June 2141 S. Broadway Phone SP. 5391 Phone PEarl 1100 ■ 1487 So. Pearl S t Nadorff Liquors, joyed the outing. brated by the Very Rev. William The response to the bulletin ap­ meeting Saturday afternoon; June Chiropody - Podiatry Mr. and Mrs. John Lenihan of M. Higgins. peal for the shop was very gratify­ 4. Returns of the recent card When buying from the INC. The parish scout troop No. 130 ing but must continue. HOME OF GOOD SPIRITS — FOOT SURGERY— 1717 E. 36th avenue have gone to party far surpassed the expecta­ La Fiesta Where you get the most of the best for will hold its regular meeting at Upon request, patrons may ob­ firms advertising in The 202 United Securities Building Los Angeles because of the illness tions of all. Mrs. J. Sunderland Mexican Foods Under the least of Mrs. Lenihan’s mother, Mrs. the school hall Friday evening, tain a Benefit shop sack into which 2239 E. Colfax Ave. was awarded the prize, donated by Native Environment Register, please mention Call FR. 0677 for Prompt Delivery Next Capitol Hill Post Office Simms, also of this parish. June 10, at 7:30. articles no longer needed can be Mrs. H. A. Grout, for selling the Mrs. Frank Haberl and daugh­ Served Day and Night that you saw thejr adver­ 1816 E. Colfsx Are. Colfsx ft Willisme Hours 9 to 5>-Evfning8 by Appointment. Miss Julia Ryan is improving placed. When the sack is filled, largest number of tickets. A vote ter, Billy, came to Denver from call TAbor 2916 and someone will TONY RAMOS, Manager rapidly at her home after a seri­ of thanks was tendered the chair­ Only one of its kind in the West tisement in this paper. Phoenix, Ariz., to attend the be sent to pick it up. man, Mrs. J. H. Spillane, for , her ous operation. graduation of Frank, Jr., from 117 Broadway Ph. SP. 9869 B. & H. Mrs. John Murphy and two sons work. Mothers Georgiana, Benita, Cathedral high school. After a and Rose Gertrude, as well as spent the week-end in Fort Col­ several weeks’ visit here they will SRELLY MASTER SERVICE lins. other sisters, attended the meet­ return to Phoenix, where Mr. ing. Sister Francis de Sales, for­ ANNOUNCEMENT Moto - Sway Lubrication Mr. and Mrs. J. Monckton have Haberl, who has recently been ap­ BREMFIISTIS merly Frances Wren of St. Francis returned home after a two weeks’ pointed manager of the Westward 13TH AVENUE AT LINCOLN PHONE MAfN 9379, de Sales’ parish, was a guest. The C. L. Pierce, proprietor of Merchants’ Garage, trip to Wichita, Kans. Ho hotel, is staying. guild decided to discontinue meet­ U. S. Tires — Skelco Batteries and Accessories Scout Patrol Feted Miss Edna Sheehy arrived home ings in the summer months. 17th and York, has purchased Logan Garage, this week from Leavenworth, Are You a Missing Heir? Skellr Program— The Boy Scout patrol under Mmes. A. E. Gallagher and J. 275 S. Logan, SP. 3811. He is prepared to give KLZ 8:80 to 9 p. m. Sunday evenings Kans., where she had been study­ SEilEl B1CEISS the leadership of Robert Gracy ing at St. Mary’s college. After H. Spillane and the four mother you complete one-stop service for your car needs. ; -! had the highest number of. points •visiting with her family for several superiors were appointed by the for the entire year and its mem­ president, Mrs. T. L. Mulligan, to weeks, she will return for a sum­ (St. Francif de Salei’ Parish) Gas - Oil - Lubrication - Repairs - Storage St. John's bers w'cre guests of Father Do­ mer codrse. , act on the purchasing committee herty at a showing of Robin Hood. George Porter has returned Following the graduation Mass of the Mt. Olivet monument. Members of the patrol are Don He­ home from the University of Sunday morning, a breakfast was Lunch was served by the hostesses, bert, Robert Flossman, Jerry Bar- Nebraska, where he had been served to the graduates and their Mmes. Mayer, McVeigh, Markham, DENVER barie, Henry Krackie, Jack West, studying. friends by the junior class. John and Gallagher. Cards were en­ St. Joseph's FLOWERS Jimj Gracy, Joseph Gracy, and M. A. Hickey’s sister, Mrs. A. Schwab was toastmaster. The fol­ joyed after the meeting, with Mrs. M A R K E T CO. Ralph Moore. lowing toasts were given: T. L. Mulligan and Mrs. F. Bon- Beeler, and daughter, Helen, are BARGAINS FIFTH AVENUE I.G.A. Stores l^he Pinochle club voted to con­ visiting here and will probably re­ To Monsignor John J. Donnelly, nell winning the prizes for high tinue in the summer months. A main several months. by Robert Woodman; to the priests score. Special prize was won by in 2422 E. 6th Are. FR. 4151 & 4152 FLOWER SHOP new series will start June 21. Mr. and Mrs. Giles Foley and present, by Joseph Halloran; to Mrs. H. A. Grout. Radios, Washing IMarhines, BRIGHT SPOT OF F R A N K D. J E N N IN G S . Mgr. Selacted corn>fed meats. Fancy and Bazaar Feature Novel children will leave Saturday on a Mother Georgians and the fac­ The next meeting will be Satur­ Refrigerators WEST DENVER stapla groceries, fruits and vegetables A new feature is being intro­ motor trip to Lincoln, Nebr., ulty, by Peggy Nieters. The class day afternoon. Sept. 3. 520 CLAYTON ST. YO. 3015 Fresh fish and oysters $1.00 Down— $1.00 Per Week 2 A . M . duced into the regular program of where they will spend a month vi.s-' presented Mother Georgians with the annual fall bazaar in the way iting Mrs. Foley’s brother, J. M. a gift to be used for the convent O’Brien’s Le Moines 760 Santa Fe No Cover Charge 6th Ave. Liquor Store of! “ The Mile of Pennies.” Strips Fahenstock, and family. chapel. A toast to the mothers of Loretto Sophomore OLSON’S of cardboard to accommodate 16 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fisher and the juniors who prepared the 765 SANTA FE DRIVE 3316 EAST SIXTH AVE. children are the guests of Mr. and breakfast was given by Lorraine (Sixth and Josephine) COMPLETE FOOD STORES pennies or one foot of pennies were distributed after the Masses Mrs. H. B. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Tice; a tribute to the parents of Wins Essay Contest Complete line of Liquors, Wines 27S0 W. 29th Are. GA. 0605 The firms listed here de­ 3030 E. eth Are. YO. 4235 on Sunday. This is to be a vol­ Fisher are from Oklahoma City, the graduates, by Mary Reiter; a JACK and JILL and Beers at down town prices. 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 untary donation and more than a Okla. toast to Mrs. Hood and Mr. Boggis, “ A Day in the Life of Ma”- was DAIRY serve to be remembered YORK 8878 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 little interest is being shown as by Henry Kreiling; to the coaches, 3015 W. 44th Ave. GA. 5181 the title of the essay that won sec­ 973 Santa Fe when you are distributing Prompt and Courteous Dtlivcry the program progresses. This Mr. Keirns and A1 Schneider, by ond prize for Natalie Swan, soph­ week, members of the ticket com­ Neil Seeley. omore at Loretto Heights college, Homemade Ice Cream your patronage in the dif­ Empire Cleaners mittee are calling at the homes of The breakfast came to a close in a national contest sponsored by Frfih Strawberry Specialty ferent lines of business. The firms listed here de­ the parishioners. A Hudson “ 112” with the Fransalians singing the the Catholic Conference on Fam­ MILK IN GALLON LOTS BAKERY GOODS serve to be remembered & Dyers is being offered as the grand prize school song and “ Holy God, We ily Life. Miss Swan is the daugh­ 2434 E. eth Aver FR. 2989 of this year’s bazaar, and two Praise Thy Name.” ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Swan when you are distributing of 1721 Grant street, members of Ladies Oothing Cleaned and cash prizes will also be awarded. Men to Receive Euchariit The next meeting of the bazaar Cathedral parish. your patronage in the dif­ Repaired Our Specialty The Holy Name society will re­ Annunciation workers will be held in Hagus Essays in the contest, which was ferent lines of business. (Quality and Service I ceive Communion at the 8 o’clock hall Tuesday evening, June 14. Ma.ss Sunday, June 12. All men under the direction of the Rev. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER A breakfast was sei-ved to the (Prexentation Parith) Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.B., direc­ The campaign conducted by the of the parish are invited to receive graduation class after the 8:30 with the society. tor of the family life section of DE SELLEM Mass on Sunday, the senior moth- school children was closed last the National Catholic Welfare FUEL AND FEED CO. ei-s acting as hostesses. week and the following awards Classes in public speaking will Conference, were to be written TWO STORES were made: Floor lamp, Edward be held every Tuesday at 2 p. m. CHARLES A. DeSELLEM . St. Philomena's Mrs. W. F. Schweider was either on Christian , marriage or SAME PRICES pleasantly surprised when a group Fasset; ton of coal, Mrs. T, H. Those interested may make ar­ the Christian family. We Ship by Rail \^*e .Appreciale Your Hayward; $5, Carolyn Eggert; rangements with Miss Sloan. No SEAL TESTED of friends called at her home to DRUG CO PHONE TA. 3205 Patronage celebrate her birthday on Friday. ham, Randy Ammers; $2.50 gro­ charges are made for the classes. SSTH AND WALNUT . DO-NUTS cery order, Mrs. 0. S. Falkner; The afternoon was pleasantly Sister Francis de Sales, a grad­ Holy Family 4401 FrAoklin St. SIOI William* St. RES. PHONE MA. 8544 Gratum Fruit Store Fresh Every Day spent, and refreshments were $2.50 grocery order, Mrs. Gru­ uate of the high school, is visiting Home-Baked Pics. Sandwiches. Coffee ber; $3 fruit and vegetable order, i FREE DELIVERY , served. Those enjoying the affair her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wren. Open Evenintft by ' Appointment on C /B DO-NUT were Mmes. Jacobson, J. Schweir- George Oliver; $2 fruit and vege­ Tony Ramos, formerly of Cathe­ Fresh Fruits and A’egetables der, McClain, Cooke, Gallagher, table order, Verdi Sorg, and $2 dral parish ami now a member of PHONE GALLUP 7708 Blessed Sacrament GLEN SCHAFBUCH. Prop. and Sandwich Shop Anderson, Nolan, Johnson, Feely, flower order, Victor Beneventi. St. Francis de Sales’ parish, has YO. 1354 3126 E. COLFAX 2920 E. COLFAX AVE. Connolly, and Sheridan. Another honor was bestowed on opened La Fiesta lunch room at ANN LYTLE Girl Win> Scholarship Presentation school when Miss 117 Broadway. BROWN’S Robert L. Harris Miss Irene C. Kerns won a four- Kathryn Glore, former graduate, The nen and women of the Holy Permanent Waving - Marcelling John C, Scholl year scholarship to St. Mary’s was awarded highest honors and a Rosary circle will meet at 2 o’clocjs Finger Waving Food Store and Market FOOT CULTURIST college at Leavenworth, Kans. It scholarship from St. Francis de Sunday afternoon, June.12, at the Service Cleaners Sales’ high school. 4931 West 38th Ave. Denver, Colo Fancy and Staple Offering Stitch In Time Bachelor was the only scholarship from the home of Mr. ancl Mrs. Merriott, COLFAX AT HOLLY Featherweight Arch Supports made from college given at Annunciation A large number of friends was 470 S. Sherman street, and will Groceries individual impressions Service at No Extra Charge at the airport to meet Loretta Freah Fiah— Meat*— Grocery school. Irene, the daughter of drive to Tom Egan’s cabin at Ever­ FR. 2311, 2312 281S Fairfax 2924 E. COLFAX AVE WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Quinn when .she came home Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. James Bible, 2635 green for their picnic. The women St. Dominic's YOrk 3369 Free DellTery Hours; 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P, M.' 1160 Madison- YO. 8246 Race street, has received all her day afternoon, June 5, from the will bring cups, silverware, and Evenings By Appointment schooling at Annunciation. She national spelling bee at Wash'- playing cards. All circle members A ISete, Clean and Attractive ‘Place ington, D. C. are requested to attend. for Recreation DRUGS now at downtown prices has one brother, Jimmie Bible, Dr. Harry A. Miller TheTEPEEE and a sister, Mrs. Grafton Leabo Sister Mary Anita, principal of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grabus cel­ O. STAHL. Prop. PHONE YORK 9605 on Capitol Hill R. A. GRIEVE the school, is leaving Friday morn­ DENTIST Something Different- of Los Angeles. ebrated their silver wed(iing anni­ CORNER E. COLFAX A CHERRY "We Invite Comparison’’ ing, June 10, for St. Louis, Mo., versary last Saturday by attend­ Extractions and FREE DELIVERY Monuments and Markers Miss Rose Mary McClain and Icy, Refreshing Root Beer Tipperary Miss Phyllis McCormack arrived where she will spend her vaca­ ing a High Mass, with the Rev. Plate Work Only Modern Markers Reasonable tion. Joseph P. O’Heron officiating. MAIN 488B Th* Fintat in tha Weat BIG 4 DRUG Tuesday to spent the summer with also their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc­ Plans are being made for a Following the Mass, a breakfast Investigate Work Guaranteed luncheon and card party June 23 308 Central Saving* Bank Bldg. ICE CREAM. CANDIES. CIGARETTES Tavern —SYSTEM, Inc. Clain and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ was served in their honor. AND SUNDRIES by the P.-T.A. and Altar and Ro ^ BUY FOR LESS 2420 E. Colfax Phone FR. 0405 Cormack. They had been attend­ For a aeaaonal surprise keep an eye on HI PER CENT BEER AND WINe ' 3301 E. Colfax. Denver Phone YO. 7647 OPPOSITE EAST HIGH SCHOOL ing St. Mary’s college in Leaven­ the Tepeee SANDWICH LUNCHES worth, Kans. % COURTEOUS CURB SERVICE ALWAYS 5026 E. Colfax Are. at Fairfax of this affair Tuesday afternoon, Holy Ghost YORK-COLFAX Denver Creamery Daddy’s Night Out will be pre­ June 14, in the old rectory. Open for your convenience 6:30 a. m. to sented Friday Yiight, June 17, in Holy Name society men will 9:30 p. m.* every day. Hagus hall, sponsored by the Holy HARDWARE receive Communion Sunday, June 3423 E. COLFAX FR. 2185-J Name society. This entertain­ St. Catherine's General Hardware and 12. Sam’s Coney Intends ment promises to be a big sur­ Stiltuill’s Cafe (ORIGINAL) ) Household Wares RICH WHOLE MILK Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Cronkey in gallon containers prise. Tickets may be secured DENVER PAINTS - GLASS - REPAIRS Serving Best Hamburgers and Double-Rich Ice Cream from any member of the Holy June. FINE FOODS AND COCKTAILS FRANK’S ART ABLES Licensrd Electricians Name society, and the public is • Blanche Briet and Sylvestei Hot Dogs to Denverites /or North Denrer** New Ford We dellyer anywhere. YO. 9239 We Carry General Line of Groceries invited to come and see what hap­ ' i c * QUALITY MARKET McGee wer ! united in marriage al Dealer pens on Daddy’s Night Out. KEyaton* 9221 1942 Broadway Past 10 Years. v 8 o’clock Tuesday morning FRANK JOHNSON. Prop. Has had 26 years of practical experi* Open 5 A. M. to 2 A. M. 1737 CURTIS 537 15TH STREET ence serving Ford owners in the city The firms listed here de- McKNIGHT June 7. (FRESH DAIRY PRODUCTS of Denver sen'e to be remembered BAKERY Good Shepherd Nuns CORN FED MEATS—FRESH FISH Pay Us a Visit parishioners this week. St. Vincent de Paul's 3618 W. 38th Are. GA. 7058 when you are distributing Special Orders Given Prompt To Give Reception Abies Motor Co. your patronage in the dif­ Attention Tell the people you patronize SA^ES—PARTS—SERVICE Try Our Soy Bread Corporate Communion Eaiy Ttrma No Intaraat Trad* In N. Speer at Federal Blvd. ferent lines of business. The' Sisters of the Good Shep­ TELEPHONE PEARL 7315 that you aaw their advertiaement Baked Twice Weekly herd convent ai'e extending a cor­ Is Planned by L.C.B.A. PHONE GA. 5706 Phone YOrk 1454 ,2830 E. Colfax Arc. dial. inflation to the Aid members South Gaylord in The Regiater. and a llo f their friends to a recep­ Members of the L.C.B.A., SWEGLE-MYERS tion Tuesday, June 14, at 2:30 branch 320, will receive Commun- Bakery Larse Saicction of PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS p. m. A pleasant afternoon has ,ion at the Annunciation church on FURNITURE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS DELICIOUS HOME-MADE been planned. Automobiles will "Sunday, June 12, at the 7:30 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES V’ * THEY ARE RELIABLE meet the guests at the car line be­ Mass. They will occupy .iront PASTRY THEY ARE RELIABLE tween 2 and 2 :30 o’clock. pews in the middle aisle. 1024 so. GAYLORD STREET .PEarl 7288 1056 South Gaylord ‘v;-

jS PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 9, 1938 The Denver Catholic Register |^Pqq[^ DbDM DENVER PIOCESAN SEMINARY Denver Methodist President...... Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D. President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. HAS PRODUCED 243 PRIESTS Editor...... Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D. Managing Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Man Is a Real (Continued From Page One) Father Lawrence was born in Church Follow s dinated into the Denver diocese in Creede Sept. 26, 1907. He at­ Associate Editors— M. F. Everett, Jour.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., 1935, will sing his first Solemn tended St. Michael’s grade school DO Jour.M.: Rev. Walter Canavan, B.J., M.A.; Ruth Vincent Maas in the Church of the Trans­ in Canon-City and was graduated figuration, Maspeth, N. Y., on from Canon City high in 1924. He i f o u k TrouUe'Sliooter June 19. The remaining member received his Bachelor of Arts in Active Program Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. of the 1938 class is the Rev. Ed­ Romance languages at St. John’s [NEIGHBORHOOD] YOU (Continued From Page One) ward J. Fraezkowski of Wilming­ college, Collegeville, Minn. He has (Continued From Page One) ton, Del., who will- celebrate his been at Str John’s for the past two Published Weekly by fries, Fitzsimmons, and Frank to sewing circles for old people. Morgan. Later Tom became Mor­ first Solemn Mass in St. Hedwig’s years. He taught Spanish at' the GROCER Each has its special function to THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) gan’s trainer when he was prepar­ church, Wilmington, June 26.- Abbey school from 1930 to 1934. KNOW ing to fight Jess Willard. FATHER BANCROFT IS The young priest is the son of perform. Each ‘devotes itself to 938 Bannock Street At the time America entered ST. JOSEPH’S GRADUATE Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lutz of some particular endeavor and the World war, Tom was working St. Joseph’s high school will have Cathedral parish in Amarillo. He raises, as far as possible, its own Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0 . Box 1497 its first graduate-priest when the is also the brother of Carl and on New York’s police force as a funds. That the average pay of employees Rev. John Bancroft, C.SS.R., ’will Chris Lutz, Jr., and of Mrs. John • trainer. He enlisted in the Sec­ All work is done under super­ $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, ond division and sailed for France, be ordained at Immaculate Con­ Guide of Amarillo. One sister is a Little Sister of the Poor in Bel­ in chain stores in the U. S., accord­ Tuesday edition. |2 covers subscription to both weeklies. where he saw active service for 19 ception seminary, Oconomowoc, vision of either the pastor or a months. He continued boxing and Wise., by the Most Rev. Samuel A. gium, and another, Mrs. Stout, member of the church staff. Be­ was slated to fight Gene Tunney Stritch, Archbishop o f Milwaukee, lives in Louisville, Colo. Present ing to the Census of American June 29. Father Bancroft, the in the sanctuary for the Mass will sides Dr. Houser, the staff consists in the army, when shell shock and of a religious education director, Thursday, June 9, 1938 son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. be His Excellency, the Most Rev. gas took their toll. two deaconesses, and a secretary. Business, is 14 per cent higher Bancroft of 792 S. Sherman street, Bishop Robert E. Lucey, D.D. After the battles of Soissons Bishop Lucey will preach the ser­ The religious education director was born in Denver Aug. 12, 1910. has charge of Sunday school OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER and Chateau Thierry, Tom was He made his grade and high school mon for the occasion. than that of the employees of hospitalized and given little chance classes, gymna.sium groups, and The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. studies in St. Joseph’s school, be­ to live. He was one of the first After a Srief stay with his rela­ many social activities. One dea­ We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever ing graduated in 1927. to be sent out to Fitzsimons hos­ tives in Amarillo, Father Lutz will coness devotes herself to the sick other U. S. stores; Safeway Stores appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those return to Canon City. pital in Colorado, where he ar­ He entered St. Joseph’s prepara­ of the congregation. The other of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. tory college, Kirkwood, Mo., in OTHER BENEDICTINE’S takes care of boys and girls. Be­ We hope The Register will be read in every home of the rived in 1919. are well up in this list, too. Tom had had'some experience September, 1927, and spent five MASS PLANS ANNOUNCED sides the two deaconessesmt Trin­ Diocese. in Gimbel’s store in New 'York and years at the institution. In 1932 The other 1938 ordinand. of the ity, there are six others in Denver We urge pastors, parents, and telchers to cultivate a taste in he entered the Redemptorist novi­ and some 2,000 throughout the the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. when he got back on his feet he Holy Cross abbey community, the decided to return to this line. He tiate at De Soto, Mo., and pro­ Rev. Edward Vollmer, O.S.B., will United States. They are trained « URBAN J. VEHR, went to work for the Denver Dry nounced his temporary vows as a sing his first Solemn Mass in at the denominational school in Aug. 5, 19.S1. Bishop of Denver. Goods, where he gradually ad­ member of the congreg^tien Aug. Corpus Christi church, Colorado Kansas City, Kans. Y oufe women vanced from the wholesale depart­ 2, 1933. He made his philosophi­ Springs, Sunday, June 12. Fa­ entering the order are jifit through ment to service superintendent, as­ cal and theological studies at the ther Edward is being ordained in a three-year course. There are at sistant superintendent, and, finally, Redemptorist house of studies at the Denver Cathedral this Satur­ present about 150 of them at the general superintendent. Oconomowoc. day with members of the diocesan school. They may leave the serv- His varied experience has helped The young Redemptorist will class. icM t will anfl they may marry but him in handling the countless celebrate his first Solemn Mass at Assisting Father Edward at his then they ca* no longer be deacon­ problems that arise in a large SL Joseph’s church Sunday, July first Solemn Mass will be the Rev. esses. They are allowed to become store. Most people believe that 10, at 9:30. All the officers of Felix Abel, assistant priest; the preachers and many occupy pul­ ® P5tat0rtal0 the majority of the workers in a the Mass have not been chosen. Rev. Jerome Healy, O.S.B., dea­ pits, chiefly in the rural sections department store are clerks, en­ FR. LAWRENCE LUTZ TO con; the Rev. Philip Boyle, O.S.B., of the country. RAINBO gaged in selling. An analysis of SING MASS IN AMAPILLO subdeacon; Frater Joseph Hannan, Besides the staff mentioned. Dr. the personnel reveals, however, The Rev. Lawrence Lutz, O.S.B., O.S.B., master of ceremonies. The Houser has the assistance of vol­ (.Continued From Page One) that there is an almost even ratio a member of the Benedi tine com­ Rev. Matthew Connelly, O.S.B., untary preachers, who serve with­ between the number of employes munity of Holy Cross abbey at will give the sermon at the Mass. out pay, and of college and high that most o f them will be forced momentarily their declared purpose school students who supervise vari­ BREAD who are selling and the number Canon City ordained in College- Father Edward is the son of Mr. ■ to go on direct relief. to extinguish religion . . . who are engaged in such work as ville, Minn., bj’ the. Most Rev. ous activities. We need the watchmen, and the “ Dictatorship o f the nationalistic and Mr.s. Frank A. Vollmer of Col­ With all these groups carrying wrapping, mailing, delivering cars, Joseph F. Busch, Bishop of St. orado Springs. watchmen need us. Let us hope kind is the reaction to the dis­ and all the other services con­ Cloud, will sing his first Solemn on their enterprises throughout that WPA officials will sec the ruptive conspiracies o f the Moscow nected with selling. Mass in Sacred Heart Cathedral, OTHER RELIGIOUS the week, the community building light and will continue them in internationalists. They select their It is the general superintend­ Amarillo, Tex., Sunday, June 12. IN YEAR’S CLASS is a veritable beehive of activity. their constructive work. — Hubert time, make their play for power ent’s job to synchronize the activ­ Other members of religious or­ There are Boy Scout and Camp A. Smith. when patriotic nations are in deep ity of this huge orchestra and to ders who are natives of Colorado, Fire Girl troops. There are mis­ trouble, and ore repulsed and keep discords from spoiling sales. and who will .celebrate their first sionary circles. This work alone th a tc o u n ti PEGLER SEES STRAIGHT crushed by the fury of people Anything can happen, and usually Solemn Masses here include the represents a yearly outlay of $10,- ON RED OUESTION driven mad by many provocations, ] Masses Planned following: The Rev. James R. Con­ 000, and through its endeavors a does, in such a large organization. Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are M’estbrook Pegler, the Scripps- the more exasperating because way, O.M.I., ordained in Texas missionary is maintained in China. Howard columnist, is probably as Yet each detail is taken care of they are directed by foreigners sent and rough spots are smoothed out June 4, will celebrate his first There are various social aid groups reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. bitter a foe o f Fascism as there is from a foreign land . . . Solemn Mass in St. Michael’s that busy themselves with the in .American journalism today— under the noses of customers who JOHN H. REDDIN • “The Communists, preparing the are unaware of what goes on be­ To Mark Parishs church. Canon City, June 12; the needy and the sick of the city. In and .American journalists have .Americans for the thought o f dis­ hind the scenes. Rev. Gordon F. Walter, O.P., a na­ many cases families have had their Attorney and Counselor at Law mostly got, so bitter about Fascism memberment of their form of gov­ tive of Idaho Springs and a con­ rent paid and necessities furni.shed 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block that they, are stumbling into the Retailing is the widest and most ernment, may see a day when their varied field of American business. vert to the Church, will be or­ for a long as two years at a time 17th and Curtis COAL camp of the Reds, blinded by a activities bring the retaliation which According to statistics, it employs dained in Washington, D. C., June through the solicitude of these Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. propaganda campaign more clam­ has become routine in European Anniversary groups. the most people and realizes the M 16, and will sing his first Solemn Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. orous than clever. Peg is not among contests and hear the same words most profits.- Mass in Idaho Springs June 26; Every Sunday afternoon, from F. A. Mumford, Mgr. the blinded. He has said some flung at them from the other side. 150 to 200 persons interested in Most of the work done in the (Continued from Page One) the Rev. John J. Sharpe, C.M., who W. 25th and Decatur GA. 5125 nasty things about every dictator “ Nor can they say then that was ordained June 5 in the Church this work gather at the church of­ in the world, lumping them all to­ Fascism provoked the struggle. Denver Dry Goods is not even will observe the 25th anniversary seen by the customers. A tour of of the Assumption, Perryville, Mo., fices to discuss social movements gether— Stalin, Hitler, and Mus.so- There is no Fascism yet, but it will of the parish with a jubilee meet­ and decide what further work H. G. REID The Houie of Quality, where the the store with E. F. Phillips, assist­ will celebrate his first Solemn Maas lini— and even declaring that rise in due proportion to the ac­ ing Friday afternoon, June 10. merits their aid. This forms a Electrical Contracting, belt meati at the moit reaionable ant superintendent, reveals adver in St. Vincent de Paul’s church,- Franco is fit company for the Big tivities o f the Communists with 'The regular business routine will charity clearing house for the ten Repairing and Fixtures prices may be obtained, tising offices, executive’s rooms, Denver, June 19, at 10 o’clock. Rad Bear o f Moscow. their purpose o f dismemberment. be dispensed with. The principal circles into which the congregation MAia S303 329 14th St. Peg hates any type o f totalita­ They are cunning conspirators and and a first aid department on the speaker on this occasion will be Another well-known member of is divided. top floor and an electric power rian government, but he is not so tongue-clever in debate, but they John Sullivan, who will stress the a religious order and a native of Several evenings a week, circles plant, post office, and lunch room RABTOAY'S foolish as to believe that Fascism .seem incapable of learning, though value of the parish in community Wisconsin who is to be ordained of high school and college students in the basement. is the pincipal threat to .American they have delivered millions o f peo­ and Church life. June 22 at St. Mary’s, Kans., is the convene for their activities, one of 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 democracy. He knows the game ple into a condition which they On the floors in between are Mrs. William Weldon, one of Rev. Benjamin L. Masse, S.J., who which is the weekly publication of that Communists in this country and we must agree is slavery.” found persons working as in.spec- the society’s earliest presidents, taught B.s a scholastic at Regis the church paper. are playing, and in his column one Pegler knows that if Fasci.sm tors, wrappers, cashiers, bookkeep:- will give some reminiscences of college from 1932 to 1935. He will On various days throughout the Francis J. Fisher, Inc. day this week he made remarks comes in America it will be as a ers, merchandise adjusters, deliv­ the past quarter of a century. The celebrate his first Solemn Ma.ss in week gymnasium classes are held. INSURANCE ery boys, painters, candy makers, so pertinent that they are worthy reaction to the destructive policies P.-T.A. Mothers’ Choral club will Green Bay, Wise., June 26. An­ Boys of all ages play volleyball w NF T TT ^ ^ ^ w yw TAbor 6204 o f repetition in every U. S. paper. o f the Communists. Both the buyers, and interior decorators. sing. A social hour and refresh­ nouncement was also made re­ and basketball, and at other times .American newspaper readers have Italian and the German authorita­ The fact that an American family ments will end the afternoon’s ac­ cently that the Rev. James V. the floor is given over to roller JOS. J. CELLA Cement - Plaster - Mortar been fed so much anti-Fascist tripe rian governments trace their rise could have practically all of its tivities. Benediction in the church Manning, M.M., a South China skating. The gym is annually the that it is time that they had a bit bark to the fight o f a people wants satisfied without ever mov­ at 2 o’clock will precede the meet­ missioner on sick leave in Colo­ scene of the Trinity Methodist In­ 1120 Security Bldg. Metal Lath • Stucco o f solid beef to chew on. Peg ing out of the store gives some ing, scheduled for 2:30 in the rado Springs, departed Thursday, against a growing menace o f Com­ ter-religious basketball tourna­ Phone'KEystone 2633 2863 Blake St. DoBTor says: munism. We shall have no abso­ idea of how numerous are the oc­ school hall. Because of the spe­ June 2, for New York to attend ment. “Nothing could be more gro­ lutism in this country unless we cupations engaged in and how ex­ cial nature of this meeting, an the ordination of his brother, the tesque than the effrontery o f the permit the Reds so to presume on tensive are the duties of thg gen­ unusually large crowd is expected Rev. Edward J. Manning, M.M., Communists in pitching woo at the our democratic liberties that de­ eral superintendent, Tom Egan. to attend. in New York June 12. Father Ed­ Catholics in the hope o f effacing mocracy can no longer cope with ward Manning will also work in them.— C. J. McNeill. the Chinese mission fields. The Rev. Matthew Grabrian, O.S.M., a DOLLAR.S CAN’T ERASE CONTRIBUTIONS TO FUND FOR native of Denver who was ordained Dioce^n Retreat A PICTURE in Chicago May 23, celebrated his Spanish .Ambassador F’ernando INFIRM PRIESTS ARE LISTED first Solemn Mass in Holy Rosary ...... ii: de IjOs Rios has been active in this church, Denver, Sunday, May -29. country. .According to the Rev. Dr. MAJOR ORDER, TONSURE Joseph B. Code o f the Catholic Uni­ (Continued From Page One) Georgetown— TO BE CONFERRED JUNE 12 Program Growing versity o f .America, he has been St. Elizabeth’s ...... $ 40.00 Our Lady of Lourdes.....$ ...... Thirteen .students at St. Thomas’ spending millions here in an at­ St. Francis de Sales’ ..... 90.50 Glenwood Springs— seminary will be raised to the sub- (Continued from Page One) tempt to stir up popular feeling St. James’ ...... 11.51 St. Stephen’s ...... diaconate and five others will re­ for the “ Loyalist” cause. He has In order that the directors may St. John the Evangelist’s 115.00 Golden— St. Joseph’s ...... ceive the first tonsure at the semi­ employed several former news­ know whether two retreats must St. .Joseph’s (C.SS.R.) .... 21.50 Grand Junction— nary chapel Sunday morning, papermen, including Jay (Murder be held, all Boy Scouts of the St. Joseph’s (Polish) ...... St. Joseph’s ...... 35.00 June 12. The Most Rev. Bishop Sk^ckin^ state are requested to make reser­ in the Bullring) Allen, to carry on St. Leo the Great ...... Urban J ;^eh r will confer the first propaganda for him. Greeley— St. Peter’s ...... 25.00 vations for the camp with Father St. Louis’ (Englewood).. 33.00 Gunnison— St. Peter’s ...... 25.00 major oraer of the subdiaconate W'ogan, 1501 Pennsylvania street, Jay is his pet, for Jay is the St. Mary Magdalene’s Haxtun— Christ the on the.j following seminarians: •(iceount Denver, before June 20. The cost individual who graphically de­ (Edgewater) ...... 25.0p Thomas Barry of the Diocese of scribed for .American papers the King (Holyoke) ...... 1.75 of attending will be $1 a day. The St. Patrick’s ...... '. 13.61 Holly— St. Joseph’s ...... 2.85Denver, Edward Leyden, Denver; scouts may enter the camp on the murder o f thousands o f “ I.oyaIist” St. Philomena’s ...... 98.06 Francis Bottler, Denver; Roy Fig- PKOVIDES: sympathizers by the .Nationalists in Holyoke— St. Patrick’s ..... 10.20 evening of July 4 if they so St. Rose of Lirqa’s ...... 6.35 Hotchkis.s— lino, TDenver; Patrick CJeary, Los desire. the bullring at Badajoz. That he St. Therese’s (Aurora)...... St. Margaret Mary’s ...... Angeles a rch d io c e s e ; Michael It is e.xpected that many of the was not in Badujos when the sup­ St. Vincent de Paul’s .... 37.50 Hugo— St. Anthony’s ...... 5.00Ryan, Great /a lls; Carlos Blanch­ SAFETY... CONVENIENCE boys who make the retreat will posed massacre happened, that the Akron— St. Joseph’s ...... 10.00 ard, Santa FeVarchdiocese; George same story had been printed by a Idaho Springs— St. Paul’s.. remain at the camp for the regular Alamosa— Sacred Heart ...... Iliff— St. Catherine’s ...... 6.48 Feeney, T u c s ^ John Jackson, A checking account eliminates the necessity ol season, which will begin immedi­ French newspaper two days before Concordia; MarNn Soden, Spo­ Antonito— St. Augustine’s.. 7.10 Julesburg— St. Anthony’s.. 15.37 carrying large amounts of cash; canceUed checks ately after the spiritual exercises the Nationalists reached Badajoz Keenesburg and Roggen— kane; James Shefhy, Reno; John for the scouts. This year the camp did not bother Jay. He was Aspen— St. Mary’s ...... 5.10 Holy Family ...... 5.00 Babyak, Portland archdiocese, and are bona fide receipts; payment by check saves “ agin” the .Nationalists, and will again be under the supervision Boulder— Sabred Heart..... 41.95 Lafayette— St. Ida’s ...... 2.00 one candidate of the Order of St. needless steps, provides a handy record of trans­ of the Rt. Rev. Jo.seph J. Bosetti, everything is fair in love and war. Boulder, South— La Junta— Benedict from Holy Cross abbey V.G. Monsignor Bosetti has ac­ Currently, Jay is engaged in chal­ Sacred Heart of Mary.... 3.05 Our Lady of Guadalupe.. 6.00 Canon City. actions. simplifies budgel keeping I... open your quired much experience in moun­ lenging Catholics to debate on the Brighton— St. Augustine’s St. Patrick’s ...... 22.00 Spanish question when he is sure Members of the first year of checking account at this reliable banki taineering in the Swiss Alps and Bristol— Lamar— theology who will be made clerics has made an enviable record for that they have engagements that St. Mary’s (Holly) ...... St. Francis de Sales’.... 10.00 by the conferring of first tonsure Momb^r Fodoroi Dopooit tnourontm Corperjf/on Which tnmf$ himself as director of the camp in prevent a discussion on the date Brookside— St. Anthony’s Las Animas— St. Mary’s .... 7.00 past years. he names. He is also writing let­ are Robert Bannigan of the Dio­ /fi bi thio Bank with $5000 Maximum Inaurancm fbr Bach DepoaRot. (Canon City) ...... Leadville— cese of Denver, James Weber, Recollection Day ters to the editors o f Catholic Brush— St. Mary’s ...... Annunciation ...... papers, asking them why the Tucson^; Edward Gill, Omaha; Ed­ Calhan— St. Michael’s ..... 5.52 St. Joseph’s ...... 2.00 ward Roth. Los Angeles archdio­ To Be June 19 “ Loyalist” government is not demo­ Canon City— St. Michael’s.. 16.52 Littleton— St. Mary’s ...... 12.50 cratic. I cese, and Elmer Niemeyer, Santa IL Aneiicon National Mothers and sisters of Jesuits, Castle Rock— Longmont— Fe archdiocese. members of the Regis guild, will Ambassador dc Ix>s Rios is a St. Francis’ (Elbert) .... 5.00 St. John the Baptist’s ...... have a day of recollection at Regis clever man. He has been very e f­ Central City—ty— AsscAssumption.. Louisville— St. Louis’ ...... 8.61 Sink ^ BENVEB college Sunday, June 19, under fective in his propaganda barrage. Nuni Take Oror Hoipital Cheyenne Wells— Lovehmd— St. John’s ...... ' 2.40 Canton.-—By special request of %A Complete Banking S erv iee the spiritual direction of the Rev. .As a matter o f fact, he has suc­ Sacred Heart ...... Mancos— St. Rita’s ...... E. J. Morgan, S.J., pastor of Sa­ ceeded in converting the mass of the administration o f the Fong-Pin Colorado Springs— Monte Vista— St. Joseph’s.. 8.10 hospital, Sisters of Our Lady of cred Heart-Loyola parish. This is ■Americans, if popular opinion polls Corpus Cfiristi...... 10.00 Montrose— St. Mary’s ...... '7.55 the Angels will henceforth have the first time spiritual exercises cun be believed, into thinking that Sacred H eart...... 7.00Ordway— St. Peter’s ...... FRANK KJRCHHOF, Pres. charge of the esUblishment. The for women have been planned at the “ Ix)yalist.s” are demoeratic and St. Mary’s ...... 200.00 Peetz— Sacred Heart ...... r hospital has the largest number o f Regis college, which has long been that the Nationalists are Fascists. Bit* Tlmi in MaUnr DepoilU . . . Uae RCSHOUR DEPOSITORT in Bank Lobby. St. Paul’s, Broadmoor .... 22.00 Platteville— St. Nicholas 5.00 patients of any in the city. noted as a summer retreat center Unfortunately for him, however, Craig— St. Michael’s ...... Paonia ...... 3.00 Maki Ont Dapeilt on EnTclooe. Drop in Depoiltory. R.ceipt Hailed Samt Day. for men. the Rarcclona-Valencia government Crested Butte—• Portland ...... 60 A Mass at 8 o’clock will begin has made some serious blunders— Welby— Assumption ...... $ 0 6 St. Patrick’s ...... 4.00Pueblo— Westcliffe—Assumption ...... Listen to “ The Voice of the Nem” presented by the American National the day, but to enable out-of-town and these cau.sed the crystallization Cripple Creek— Mt. Carmel ...... ,...... 13.98 members to be present for all the o f Catholic opposition to the Wray— St. Andrew’s ...... 6.75 Bank of Denver, Wed., Thurs., Fri., 10 p. m.; Sun., 5 p. m.; Station KLZ St. Peter’s ...... 2.40 Sacred H eart...... 27.2^ Yuma— exercises of the one-day retreat, “ I.x)yalists” early in the civil war Crook— St. Anthony of Padua’s.. 8.30 John’s (Akron) ...... 10.00 the first meditation \vill begin at and the masterful campaign that St. Peter’s (Iliff) ...... 5.46 St. Francis Xaxier’s .... 30.23 9 :45. The day will close with has been carried on by the Cath­ St. Mary s academy ...... 10.00 Del Norte— St. Leander’s ...... 19.54 Regis college ...... g.gs Benediction at 4:30 p. m. . olic press to present the true facts Holy Name of Mary ___ 8.50 St. Mary’.s ...... 15.36 Since the men members of the o f the Spanish war before the Cathedral high school __ 10.00 Delta— St. Michael’s ...... 10.00 St. Patrick’s ...... 71.45 Rev. J, P. O’Heron...... 5.00 guild have opportunities to attend world. One o f these “ Loyalist” Durangc^ Rifle— St. Mary’s ...... other retreats at Regis in the sum­ blunders was the use o f pictures. Sacred H eart...... 3.45 Rockvale ...... 1.52 mer, this special day of recollec­ .4 grave mistake— and this it was St. Columba’s ...... 12.44 Rocky Ford— St. Peter’s .... 8.00 tion has been reserved exclusively which aroused the Catholics o f East Lake— (St. Cath­ Salida— St. Joseph’s ...... 10.00 ESTABLISHED SINCE 190S for the women members of the the world— was the release from erine’s— Denver) ...... San Luis— ^ MAin 5314 guild. Approximately 75 are ex­ “ Ix>yaligt” Spain o f the picture ElBert— Sacred Heart ...... 5.00 Most Precious Blood ...... pected |;o attend. showing the “execution” of the Erie— St. Scholastica’s Springfield— The annual retreat sponsored statue o f the Sacred Heart at the (Lafayette) ...... 1.40 Annunciation (Lamar) » ...... by the Cathojic Laywomen’s Re­ Hill o f the Angels outside Madrid. Fleming— St. Peter’s ...... 16.00 Steamboat Springs— The American Fixture Co. treat association will be held at No picture symbolized better the F. J. K irchhof Florence— St. Benedict’s .. 7.00 Holy Name ...... Manufacturart o( Loretto Heights college Aug. 25 real nature o f Spain’s civil war. Fort Collins— Sterling— to 28. In brutal detail it showed the Holy Family ...... ,.... St. Anthony of Padua’s...... CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS The first retreat for men of the hatred o f Christianity that per­ St. Joseph’s ...... 25.00 Stratton— St. Charles’ ..... 10.00 Construction Co. Regis summer schedule will be meated the “ Ixiyalist” government. Fort Logan— Superior— St. Benedict’s CHURCH FURNITURE June 23-26, under the direction of It aroused the resentment o f every St. Patrick’s ...... 7.00 (So. Boulder) ...... 90 the Very Rev. William R. Robison, true adherent o f liberty. Fort Lupton— St. Wil­ Stoneham ...... 3.20 BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES BUILDERS . ,S.J. Dates and directors of the Ambassador de Los Rios is a liam’s (Platteville) ...... 5.00 Trinidad— subsequent retreats are: July 13- clever propagandist. But he can­ Fort Morgan— ' Holy Trinity ...... 43.20 Millwork of All Kinds 17, the Rev. Gerald J- Ellard, S.J.; not obliterate from the mind of St. Helena’s ...... 10.00 Mt. Carmel ...... We Appreciate Your Patronage Aug. 18-21, the Rev. Donald J. the world the picture o f six Reds Fruita and Palisade— Victor— St. Victor’s PRANK KIRCHHOP, 12S2-46 ARAPAHOE ST. Keegan, S.J.; Aug. 25-28, the Rev, shooting at the symbol o f Christian Sacred H eart...... 9.66 (Cripple Creek) ...... 3.00 James J, Hannan, S.J. PRESIDENT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Spain.— Rev. W. J. Canavan. Gardner— Sacred Heart .... 9.00 Walsenburg— St. Mary's.... 36.46 Denver, Colo. T hu rsday, June 9, 1938 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 420B DAILY BENEDICTION PUNNED t 1 Priest to Oder MONTH OF THE SACRED HEART FOR CORPUS CHRISTI OCTAVE STATUES OF THE SACRED HEART, in colors or imported ivory finish, prices, 40^^, 65^, $1 .2 5 , First Lew Mass (St. Patrick’s Parish) Dorothy Allegranzi, Josephine Lu- $ 2 .5 0 and up. Thursday, June 16, the Feast of carelli, Loretta Knudsen, Eliza­ PICTURES OF THE SACRED HEART, 25^^, Corpus Christ! will be observed beth Notch, Evelyn Fabrizio, Billy (Holy Rotary Paritk) 50f), $ 1 .0 0 and up. Father Matthias Blenkush, who with Masses at 7 and 9 o’clock. Hogan, Anthony Melphy, Silvio Quided hy Our Slogan will be ordained at the Cathedral At the latter Mass, there will be Bottone, and Louis Martinez re­ BADGES OF THE SACRED HEART, 2 for 5^, 5^, Saturday, will offer his first Low Exposition of the Blessed Sacra­ ceived diplomas at the 9 o’clock and lOi^. Mass at Holy Rosary church Sun­ ment followed by Benediction. In Mass Sunday, June 5. Diploma- ifm day, June 12, at 9 o’clock. His the octave following Thursday, bearers were Mary Ann Seganti, NOVENAS TO THE SACRED HEART, 5^ and 10^^. uncle, the Very Rev. John J. Oman there will be Exposition and Bene­ Betty Lou Colloley, Evelyn De- BOOKS: of Cleveland, 0., will be present diction daily at the 7 o’clock Mass. orio, Dora LaGuardia, Germaine This institution was founded in 1891 by the Andrews, Louise Falsetta, Yvonne MONTH OP THE SACRED HEART...... 50c at the ordination. June, month of brides, has been MEDIEVAL DEVOTIONS TO THE SACRED The Holy Name society will re­ ushered in with five weddings wit­ Bottone, Eugene Sanchez, Donald Vecchio, Billy ^ieler, and Don- HEART ...... $1.50 late W. P. Horan and has been continued in ceive Communion Sunday at the 6 nessed by the Rev. Achille Som- JESUS ALL GOOD...... $1.25 o’clock Mass. maruga over the week-end and LaGuardia.. PrizesPraid for perfect attendance and religion as well as LITANY OF THE SACRED HEART...... $1.40 The members of the adult choir starting Friday morning, June 3, FRUITS OF DEVOTION TO THE SACRED Denver for nearly half a century under his will have a picnic at Lyons Sun­ when Eleanor Fantacone and Paul certificates for penmanship were awarded. Evelyn Fabrizio and HEART ...... $1.00 day, June 12. They will leave Bott were united at at 10 o’clock FRIEND OF MINE...... $1.25 after the 6 o’clock Mass. Nuptial Mass. At a Nuptial Mass Josephine Lucarelli won third direction and that of his sons. prize in a poster contest spon­ The Young Ladies’ sodality will offered at 9 o’clock Saturday We Also Carry a Complete Line of Books to sored by the milk health depart­ meet Monday evening, June 13. morning, June 4, John Dalsant Delight Any Young Priest and Miss Marie Grace Di Carlo ment. Breakfast was served to all We who carry on know of no finer way to were principals in a simple cere­ graduates and seventh grade pu­ Greeting Cards for Ordination as well as other mony with F. A. Dalsant and Marie pils by the Mothers’ club. Mrs. Thomas Shannon was in charge. occasions...... 10^^,.15^, 25^, and serve the people of Denver and vicinity than Dalsant, brother and sister of the Discussion Clubs bridegroom, as witnesses. Philip Brother Viiit* Father Prinster Paulino and Ruth Sears were mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prinster to be guided at all times by our slogan, “ Guard* ried at 10:30 Saturday morning of Grand Junction visited for a with Joseph and Christine Paulino few days with Father Prinster last James Clarke ing Forever Our Founder’s Ideals.” Begin New Series as witnesses. week. Mr. Prinster is a brother of Two weddings, were held Sun­ Father Prinster. day afternoon. Dominic Amato of Frater Gerald (Lester) Goetz, Church Goods House Walsenburg.— At the closing Welby and Dolores Sisco of this O.S.B., spent the week-end with Headquarter* for Article* o f DeTOtion, Church Fumithingt, meeting eeting of thee associated discus­discus- parish were the principals in the his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Book* for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. sion clubs April 5, it was proposed Id at 2 o’clock infirst ceremony he Id at 2 o’clock infirst Goetz. He is en route from Atchi­ 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 and agreed u^on by the members the church. Vincent Amato and son, Kans., where he received his iGMit that it would be profitable to meet Annunciata Sisco were witnesses. A.B. degree last week, to Holy at least once a month in the sum­ Mis.s Josephine Malpiede was Cross abbey. Canon City. T. A. mer. In order to realize this aim, united in marriage to Armand V. Pfananstiel, brother of Mrs. Goetz, members met in St. Mary’s high Schmidt in the rectory at 3 o’clock. and Mrs. Pfananstiel of Topeka, school library June 3. The sub­ Francis lacino and Gloria Briola Kans., were also guests of Mr. and AND SON CHAPELS ject for this new series is “ The were witnesses. Mrs. Goetz. Growth of the Mass,” a comple­ Three Convert* Received Johp and Lena Dalsant and Miss M ODERN-IZE your old house / l52r^ OlevolaatA T^lace ment to “ The Externals of the Woodrow Surder was received Bernice Dunce left Saturday, June Mass,” the series of instructions into the Church May 31 and Squire 4, for a two weeks’ vacation trip and discussions closed last April, Walters June 4 by Father Som- in New Mexico and Texas. Mr. At this meeting of the clubs, maruga. Both received their First and Mrs. Sanford Lucy and Mrs. on Easy Monthly Payments plans were made for a picnic to Holy Communion on the day fol­ D. R. Lucy will leave Sunday, June Guarling forever our Ibuniers IJeals be held some time in July, the lowing their Baptism. Mrs. Steve 12, for a two weeks’ trip in the A new porch, an added room, repaired roof or other tentative date being July 26. The De Angelis is a recent convert, southwestern part of the state. follofving have been chosen to act needed improvements for only a few dollars a month. being baptized and received by the Mrs. Henry Jacques of K m - on the v a riou s committees: Rev. Edward Prinster. Lunches— Mmes'. A. J. Dissler, merer, Wyo., daughter of Dr. and Robert, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lucy, and her two sons Ask about our' ABC Payment Plan chairman; Frank Yano, August Mrs. Peter Barba, was baptized Musso, Sam Dalpiaz, and John arrived last week for a month’s Sunday by Father Prinster. Mr. visit with her parents. Giro; activities — Miss Isabelle and Mrs. Ted Aragon were spon­ Mazzone, chairman; Mrs. Alice sors. Mrs. Josephine Head- has re­ turned from a month’s visit with Oregon Lumber Co. Mimovich, and Miss Dorothy Tail- Mary Chavez, Helen Dezzutti, Miles & Dryer PARISH VACATION SCHOOL TO man; transportation— Mrs. Peter her daughter, Mrs. Darrell Chaffin, 1648 Platte St. “ A 2x4 or a Carload" GAllup 0123 O’Rourke, chairman; Mrs. Mary in California. Printing Co. OPEN FOR CHILDREN JUNE 13 Lenzini, and Miss Nell Harron. Outdoor Card Party June 17 300 in Summer SekooU The June meeting of the Altar Wheel Tieketi for More than 300 children are in F l i t SESSION OF and Rosary society was held Tues­ (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) were graduated from the high Bazaars and CahniTals attendance at the religious vaca­ day afternoon, June 7, in the li­ Classes for the annual vacation school. The graduates, their par­ tion schools being conducted in brary following a dessert luncheon Catholic Work Our school at Sacred Heart parish will ents. and friends went direct to Huerfano county by the Benedic­ served by Mmes. '*G. A. Durbin, open Monday, Juhe 13. Father Adelphian hall from the gradua­ tine Sisters of Atchison, Kans. Winifred Wilson, and Margaret Specialty Victor Winter, S.J., and a group tion exercises St the auditorium. The locations of the summer Trimbel. Routine reports were of the sisters are giving their time Adelphian hall was nicely deco­ schools are Walsenburg, Tioga, made by committee chairmen. in order that the children who at­ rated for the reception and the 1936-38 LAWRENCE ST. Pictou, and• La• Veta. •' C!i Classes be- The last monthly luncheon Plans were completed for the vari­ tend the public schools may have graduates were arranged in a an June 6. and will continue until ous activities being sponsored by an opportunity to learn something line to meet the guest.s. Punch f meeting of the season for the KEystone 6348, 6349 uly 3. Catholic Woman’s Press club was the society in the bazaar next about their religion. The parents and cake.s were served by the held Saturday, June 4. Mrs. May week. Encouraging reports were of these children are asked to see women. This reception was only West Owen, president, was \to1- made by all heads of committees. to it that the children are present one of the many things which the Priest Who Studied comed by the members on her re­ Interest centered on the card party for every class. Childrea should P.-T.A. has done for the school in to be held Friday afternoon, June report at Sacred Heart school the past term. turn from Washington, D. C., See These New Here Now Professor where she brought honor to the 17, in the rectory grounds, weather Monday morning at 9 o’clock. First honors in the graduation permitting. Cards, bunco, arid Last Sunday afternoon the class were won by Miss Lorean club by her appointment to the The Rev. Francis P. Pack, a fourth vice presidency of the other games will be featured in RIMLESS Glasses women of the P.-T.A. held a re­ Needham, who received the Lo- priest of the Diocese of Nashville, the afternoon, with table prizes ception for the boys and girls who retto Heights scholarship. Sec­ League of American Penwomen who made his theological studies at its recent biennial meeting. and desirable special prizes to be Screws eiimintted. Comfort increased. ond honors were won by Miss and received his Master'of Arts de­ awarded. Patrons are requested “ Wobbling” Impossible. FU L L -V IE W Helen Haddican, who was awarded Mrs. M. J. McCormick and gree and teacher’s certificate at Blanche Osbourne of the music to bring their own cards. retained. Reasonably priced. the Mt. St. Joseph’s scholarship. St. Thomas’ seminary in Denver, Both girls plan to make use of committee presented Miss Pharaby Father Sorrimaruga gave his Aid Has Season’s has been transferred from St. Boileau, 16-year-old contralto, usual ten-minute instruction, which these awards. Bernice Haag and Thomas’ church, Memphis, to St. "DcaTtr’* Matt Protraitlva LaneSir* Dorothy Novak received scholar­ whose rendition of three musical concluded the series on the decades Agnes’ college, Memphis, where he ships to the Central Commercial numbers charmed and delighted of the Rosary. Mrs. S. F. Chiolero, will teach religion and philosophy school. her listeners. She was accom­ D.C.C.W. convention delegate,' THE CASCADE LAUNDRY and act as chaplain . Father Pack rendered a complete report. Re­ Closing Session Bazaar Open* June 16 panied by Miss Karma Venable. "TRY OUR NEW SERVICE" was ordained in June, 1936, by Mrs. John B. Hunter, delegate port of the financial secretary was Housewives throughout the par­ Bishop Adrian in Nashville. Fa^ submitted by Mrs. J. Melphy in ish plan to close up the kitchen on from the club to the annual con­ St. Vincent’s Aid society held ther Pack, with two other Mem­ vention of the Diocesan Council the absence of Mrs. Goetz. Meet­ Complete Laundry Service its closing meeting of the season Thursday evening, June 16, when phis priests, the Rev. Thomas F. OPTICIAN of Catholic Women held in ing closed with prayer offered 1847 Market We Call Per and Deliver FA. 6370-6S79 at the home of Mrs. Ella Mullen the entire family will “ dine out” Nenon and the Rev. M. Edward especially for the success of the in Loyola hall. June 16 will be Pueblo, gave a splendid report Weckbaugh, as has been the cus­ Dolan, will leave July 13 foV a of the proceedings of that con­ bazaar. tom for the last several years. the opening night of the big par­ four weeks’ motor trip which will ish bazaar, and the Loyola women ference. Bazaar Program Completed Mrs. George Pqpe, president, pre­ take them through Texas, Los Final meeting of committees in Your sided at the meeting. will put on one of their famous Angeles, San Francisco, and Den- After a short business meeting, home-cooked meals to open the the president turned over the charge of the bazaar was held INSURED A report was made by Sister carnival. Many of the housewives gavel to the program chairman, Thursday evening, June 9. A. A. JAMES MOTOR CO. Assurance Mary Alacoque concerning activi­ have already purchased tickets. Mrs. Mary McAboy, who intro­ Mauro reported that a very com­ Our Federal In -' ties of Mt. St. Vincent’s home. Sunday, the second Sunday of duced Mrs. Anne Ellis, author plete program has been compiled DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS gurance aeal is Twelve boys were graduated from the month, will be the usual Com­ Altar Group Meets and guest speaker. Mrs. Ellis which reflects the support and co­ Expert Repair Service at Rea*onabIa Rate*— AUo U*ed Cars proof o f the safety o f your St. Vincent’s in May and Sister munion day for the Holy Name interested her listeners as .she told operation of city business men and dollars. Government ap­ Alacoque expressed a desire to men. At Sacred Heart church the In Grand Junction of her life spent in Colorado min­ parishioners. Mr. Mauro has given proval o f our institution receive more homeless boys next Communion Mass will take place ing camps, about which she has all of his time for the last three obtained this added safe­ fall. The monthly news letter at 7 o’clock; at Loyola, it will be Grand Junction.— The Altar so­ written in her books. Her ef­ week.s'to complete this feature of guard. from N.C.C.W. headquarters in at 8:30. Because June is dedi­ ciety of St., Joseph’s church met forts were recently given recog­ the affair. The entire list of com­ Come to Capitol Federal Washington, D. C., was read by cated to the Sacred Heart, it is with Mrs. P. J. Mulvihill. Mrs. nition when the University of mittee chairmen and directors of Mrs. J. B. Hunter, who also re­ expected that the number of men Oliver Tebedo was assistant host­ Colorado conferred on her the booths follows: Sannjji received iiji 10th ported for the visiting committee. ram dividende /rom trt. at Holy Communion will be larger ess. < degree of Master of Letters. R. A. Mauro, chairman; E. Nico- Why Pay More? Mrs. Joseph P. Donley gave a re­ than ever this month. The Young Ladies’ sodality met letti, P. Baldasari, and R. Lucy, Iwret PtotaaL tovinaa Responding to a request of the (TradeMark) m __ port concerning the recent D.C. The Young Ladies’ sodality had this week at St. Joseph’s school. vice chairmen; Samuel J. Philip- 1 BQo loan associaTion of Dcnvea C.W. convention held in Pueblo. members, the president, Mrs. 1 tees BRonDmaY rcYSTone tioi a corporate reception of Com­ The hostess was Miss'Jean Gettle- spoke• •briefly -iefl of ■ several ’ of 'Owen, pone, secretary; Nell Finn, assist­ Mrs. C. E. Geary, a new mem­ munion last Sunday. The sodali.sts man. A special program for the ant secretary; Father Sommaruga, ber presented by Mrs. T. J. Clif­ the interesting sessions which it have been planning and working graduates was presented. was her privilege^ to attend as a treasurer, and Father Prinster, as­ ford, was enrolled in the society. for the bazaar on June 16, 17, The altar boys of St. Joseph’s sistant treasurer. WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES Other new members present for delegate to the ‘ convention in and 18. The girls have charge of church and school, 32 in number, Washington. The club recessed Games and amusements, A. Can- INCORPORATED the first time were Mrs. John picnicked on Kannah creek. Games ALTAR BREADS the fish pond, and they intend to until September. zona, Pete Baldasari, E. Nicoletti, Akolt and Mrs. John Tierney. It make it one of the attractions of of all kinds were played and a 4 Colorado Owned Store* was announced that Mrs. H. W. Mrs. S. F. Chiolero, Mrs. G. A. SEWING the bazaar. Sodalists and friends good time was hao by all. Durbin, Mrs. E. Nicoletti, -Rose Little Girla' Dresses, Embroidery, Lawrence has been appointed who may wish to make a donation Frank J. Prinster, Grand Junc­ l7th and Broadway chairman of the annual card Mauro, Miss Nell Finn, Miss Mary 800 Santa Fe Dr. Monograming, Etc. to the pond are asked to leave tion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Daly, Miss Irene Hayes, Mrs. Broadway and Ellsworth party to be held next fall. their offering at the home of Miss Prinster, Sr., received the degree 16th and California THE SISTERS OF THE Season Closes (or Ernest^ Nicoletto, Miss Dorothy 15th and California The Rt. Rev. William O’Ryan Clara Celia, 2206 Gaylord street. of Bachelor of Science at the an­ MaePherson, Mrs. John Daly, Mrs. GOOD SHEPHERD held the attention of all present Most parish societies and or­ nual commencement exercises of in his talk concerning the Cath­ 5. F. Chiolero, Mrs. James Melphy, Wa De Not Have Special Sale* B«t Sell You at O w LewMl TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 ganizations will discontinue meet­ Creighton university held in Miss Kaeberle, Laura Chiolero, Price* Every Day en All Drug Merehandiie. olic calendar. Beginning with the Omaha, Nebr., June 2. Mr. Prin­ ings in the vacation time. The and Virginia Leone; ipe cream and first Sunday of Advent, Monsig­ various sodalities, however, will ster was a student in the college Discussion Group pop, Mrs. A. Goetz; bar, John nor O’Ryan traced the story of observe their usual Communion of arts and sciences. Upton Renovating Co. the calendar as one of the most Daly; hot dogs, Elizabeth, An- Sunday. Members are asked to netta, and Mary Potestio, and Car­ marvelous drama.s of all time, the keep this in mind and to plan to Honolulan Marries in The Catholic Daughters of CARPET story of time and eternity, America discussion club closed its men Nigro; program', R. A. Mauro receive Communion with their or­ and Father Prinster; public CLEANERS Miss Anne O’Neill sang a group ganization throughout the summer Orphanage, Once Home season at Lakewood Country club, of songs, accompanied by Viola Honolulu. — Because an orphan Thursday, June 2, with a 1 o’clock^ speaker, John Lombardi; card TH AT CLEAN months. party, Mrs. Winifred Wilson, and K. Lee. Refreshments were served There is one group which will boy, now grown to manhood, re­ luncheon, followed by a .short busi­ LOOP MARKET ground committee, A. Canzona, W. H. UPTON, M«aac.i by the hostess, Mrs. Weckbaugh, not cease activities in the vacation membered with deep affection the ness meeting. For the election of J. T. Gallagher, George Kaeberle, FIITEENTH .a n d LAWRENCE 765 Tejon Street after which the guests were es­ time, and that is the Boy Scout little orphanage chapel in which officers for the fall and winter corted about the beautiful gar­ he made his First Holy Commun­ term, the following names, pre­ Sr.; George Kaeberle, Jr., and Wil­ troop. Recently reorganized by liam DuBoise. Free Parking With Purcha*a of SOc or More at 1429 Lawrence TAbor 5223 dens surrounding the home. Father George Keith, S.J., the ion, precedent was overruled and sented by Mrs. J. A. Seubert, The next regular meeting of St. boys are just beginning to get Tony Rpbeilo, who had lived as a chairman of the nominating com­ After the business session, mem-, Vincent’s Aid will be held in Sep­ busy, and throughout the entire boy at the Kalihi orphanage in mittee, were unanimously ac­ bers attending were guests of Fa­ tember, the time and place to be time of vacation they will be ac­ Honolulu, and Miss Jessie Silva cepted: Mrs. A. T. Manzanares, ther Sommaruga at a social. SOLES announced at a later date. president: Mrs, J. L. Morse, vice tive. They will be on duty each were permitted to be united in Men's, Women's, end Zinc Etchin{!& ' evening at the bazaar in full uni- marriage before Father Edtpund, president; Mrs. George Leslie, re­ Children'e Half dole* ColorPlates - Half Tones SS.ee., chaplain, in the institu­ cording- secretary; Mrs. L. A. foi'm. Ed Anderson, the scout­ COFFEE Queen’s Daughters master, will direct the boys in tion’s chapel. Bastin, corresponding secretary, Denver Man Is Loop Shoe and Mrs. Harry Gordon, treasurer. Fresh as Milk REPAIR SHOP 37 this work. Seeleman-JShret] Routed today— Leep Market, Lawroneo Straat Sid* Photo £iignii>ei'S To Offer Travelog Boys at Molokai Home A gift, expressing the apprecia­ Georgetown Grad d«llr«r«d today Give Statue of Virgin tion of the members to the retir­ T A b o r - * 1 3 1 ^ Luncheon Served at ing president, Mrs. Walter Foehl, The firms listed here de­ In place of the June meeting the Honolulu.— A gift from the boys was presented by Mrs. F. P. Bick- William Waugh Buchtel of 1821 Queen’s daughters will entertain of the Baldwin home at Kala- nell. Mrs. Manzanares appointed Bellaire street, Denver, will re­ serve to be remembered ■ ? \ . Penvi-r ; Color.iilo // M eeting o f Guild upapa, Molokai, leper settlement, B Extra^a at a travelog on South America the program committee, which in­ ceive the Master of Laws degree • Baklnhpowdor when you are distributing illustrated with colored moving a beautiful statue of Our Lady cludes Mmes. T. G. Barry, chair­ at the 139th annual commence­ The Seton guild held its reg­ of Lourdes, has been enshrined Ph on e K E . 7181 your patronage in the dif­ pictures taken by Miss Edith Kiene ular monthly meeting Thursday, man; J. C. Hagus, and Harry ment of Georgetown university, on a recent trip. It will he held at in a grotto modeled after the one Denny, and Miss Margaret Fallon. Washingrton, June 13, when degrees Your business u June 2, at the home of Mrs. J. in Lourdes by Brothers Materne ferent lines of business. the home of Ruth Kiene, 1224 Mil­ Hostesses for the first meeting will be awarded to 491 grad­ w appreciated here. Barry, 3020 Irving. A delightful waukee street, Sunday evening, and Bernard, who labor at the of the fall term will be Mmes. F. uates by the Very Rev. Ar­ luncheon was served at 12:30 and settlement. The Rev. Peter d’Or- June 12, at 8:15. Miss Anne various card games were played in P. Bicknell. L. A. Bastin, and T. G. thur A. O’Leary, S. J., presi­ O’Neill will sing Spanish selec­ geval, SS.ee., who has spent 12 dent of the university, a recent the social hour. The business years with the patients at Kala- Barry. Mrs. J. Johnson invited WWVAW.NWWWWWWWWW5 tions. Refreshments will be served. the club to picnic in her beauti­ visitor to Denver. The address meeting was then held, with Mrs. upapa; Father John, SS.CC.; the i! Barry presiding. A lettir was read ful garden some time in the sum­ to the graduates will be delivered Sisters of St. Francis, the Broth­ by Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary from a mission in China express­ mer months. After the business Papal Diplomats Given ers of the Sacred Hearts, and hun­ to former President Woodrow SPECIAL OFFER ing appreciation for the financial session^ cards were enjoyed. dreds of patients were present at Wilson. Czechoslovakia Honor assistance given by the guild at the blessing. Those present were Mmes. We will move your furniture to our warehouse tnd give you « s Christmas time. The sister wrote George Leslie, E. J. O’Connor, Sr.; The baccalaureate sermon will months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. W# Prague.— The Order of the at length of the work done in car­ Regina Cole, William W. McEwen, be preached Sunday mprning, have low rate of insurance. White Lion, the Czechoslovak gov­ ing for the soldiers and gave a Congress Attended by Jr.; L. A. Bastin, R. T. Rieker, F. June 12, by the Rev. John Fran­ Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you ectimate os ernment’s decoration of special very graphic description of the 10,000 Czechoslovaks P. Bicknell, Elizabeth Donley, M. cis Leary of the class of 1913. your work. merit, has been conferred upon air raids. Election of officers for Prague. — More than 10,000 A. Seubert, Walter Fo'ehl, Harry On Sunday evening, after the MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING the Most Rev. Xavier Ritter, Apos­ the coming year was held. Mrs. Catholics from Czechoslovakia Denny, A. T. Manzanares, Ellison traditional Cohonguroton oration, tolic Nuncio to Czechoslovakia. Strahl was chosen president, Mrs. went to Budapest to attend the E. JKetchum, George W. Rienks, which will be delivered by Wal­ No Money Needed for Six Months Monsignor Joseph Burzio, auditor McCanna, vice president; Mrs. J. Eucharistic congress. Karel Cardi­ Louis E. Schenck, J. H. Johnson, ter Briggs Connolly of the senior of the Prague nunciature, was dec­ E. Flynn, secretary, and Mrs. Mor­ nal Kaspar led the Czechoslovak H. L. Gordon, J. J. Dowd, J. L. class, medals and prizes will be DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. SEARS,KOMfUrKA.\’D (f) orated simultaneously with the rissey, chancellor. The next meet­ contingent consisting of Czech, Morse, T. G. Barry, Agnes Mat­ presented to the honor students |! 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse j| ll'TO BROADWAY' DKNVElt Order of the White Lion, third ing will be July 7 at the home of Slovak^ German, and Hungarian tingly, and J. C. Hagus, and Misses of all departments of the univer- class. Mrs. Strahl. Catholics. Mflrgaret ftnd Anna £. Fallon. Yity* PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 42015 Thursday, June 9, 1938

The Best in Used ST. CATHERINE'S SCHOOL HAS Furniture Orphan Boys to Four Girls, Boy ALSO NEW EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION Cath or Credit Retail Rooms Entertain Men (St. Catherine’s Parish) ren Heaney, Robert B'shop, Ray­ Win Scklarslups U ajLirW ii^l Open Daily Tl^o graduation exercises for the mond Stewart, Raymond Callahan, William Svoboda, Edward Cart- eighth grade were held Sunday (Blessed Sacrament Parish) A FULL LINE OF (St. Louif’ Pariih, Englewood) morning at the 8:30 Mass. After land, Leonard Nicoll, George Miller, Lawrence Brachle, William Five high school Scholarships OFFICE FURNITURE A special program will feature Mass, breakfast was served in the were announced at the parish The Large 4.6 Cu. Ft. Capacity banquet hall by the seventh grade Feeley, Louis Byrne, John Kirk, We rent Folding Chairs, Card and the meeting of the Holy Name James Garry, Robert O’Donnell, grade school commencement exer­ Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ men Monday evening, June 13. children. There were 48 gp’ad- cises at the 8:30 Mass Sunday, . (Almost 5 Cubic Feet Capacity) uates, making this the largest class Earl Head, Robert Langsfeld, ware, anything in stock. N. J. Brown, who has charge of John Gleason, Thomas Moran, June 5. Jack McHugh was awarded Established 1888 the program, will introduce the in the history of the parish. The the scholarship to Regis high graduates were: Joseph Hallinan, Edward Gust, PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 boys from St. Vincent’s home. Galen Rowe, Arthur Abromeit, school, Kathleen Allen and Jean They will present several inter­ Lucille Steinhart, Elizabeth and Edwin Hutchinson. Rogers will go to St. Mary’s acad­ Tancredo, Marguerite Monahan, esting numbers. Following the Scholarships were awarded as emy, and Betty Lee Cooke and program, refreshments will be Katherine Morton, Margaret Krel- follows: One year to Regis gpven Marjorie O’Donnell, to Cathedral Stewart-Warner served. This will be the last ler, June Elder, Lillian Bazz, Betty by the Holy Name society, John high school. W. S. Sanderson meeting until after the summer Nelson, Irene Marcus, Dorothy Gleason; Holy Name scholarship Mrs. S. J. Stauffer will leave months. Hogan, Glendoris Wargin, Anne to Holy Family school for one Saturday, June 11, for Washing­ Feelly, Teresa Sullivan, Patricia & Bro. Committee members appointed year, Galen Rowe; Holy Name ton, D. C., to attend the com­ 1514 Arapahoe St. Phone TAbor 2391 at the Altar society meeting Tues­ McDaniel, Marguerite Brown, Ber- scholarship for one year to Cathe­ mencement at Catholic university day, May 31, were Mrs. J. Jack- nadine Kirk, Dorothy Maier, Ro­ June 15, when her son, Edward.S. Refrigerator dral school, Edward Clark; P.-T, COFFEE berta Roach, Catherine Siener, Delicioua High Grade son and Mrs. L. Smith for the A. scholarship for one year to Stauffer, will receive his A. B. care of the sanctuary and Mrs. Margaret Ford, Bryan Miller, Holy Family school, Bernadine degree. They will stop at New MOROVIT A. Steck to visit the sick. Plans Marion lacino, Edward Williams, Kirk; one year to Cathedral, Dor­ York and Chicago before return­ Per Pound ...... 26 OUR BRICK and STUCCO PAINT EXCELS sodality is sponsoring the country GAIlup 6321’ shrunk and fast colors. store. "Mrs. Joe Celia is chairman r $ of the hope chest committee. 2-00 NORTH SPEER AND ZUNI There is a choice of coat or pullover style and with or without col­ The Mfg. Co. The last meeting to be held be­ FLORMAN lar. The trousers have a drawstring or elastic waist. White, Tan, DENVER fore the carnival will take place Friday evening in the basement of Gray, Blue. Sizes A, B, C, D. ’ Kf!“T89 919 BAN NO CK ST. Colo. Plenty of Parking Spaca on Our Property Loyola church at 8:15. All com­ Pueblo Grand Junction mittee men and women and the chairmen of the various commit­ M«n*t Store— ArapahM itreet floor tees are asked to be present so that all the minor details may be Denver Wrecking & Const. Co. cleared up at this time. The Guiry Bros. Wall Paper & Paint Co. LeaTC for Michigan Ntw • Used 1438 Court PI. Mrs. Robert J. Kelly and daugh­ lanids&Bsher Lumber and Building Materials WHOLESALE and RETAIL ters, Mary and Kathleen, of 940 Pearl street left Denyer last week 1000 so. BROADWAY TELEPHONE TABOR 1378 DENVER PEARL 3705 to spend the summer with Mr. Deiwsr Oimed Since 1664 Kelly, who i« employed in Detroit. PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE> DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Juqe 9, 1938

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Indian Lore Still Lives in Colorado "£ F^h“'. riiS'L'’.’. A TOAST IN MUSIC AND RHYTHM Irom abbey. Canon City. Soon after the opening o f the camp on June 25, new boys will be initiated into Last Glidden Tour I DENVER HOTELS I one o f the four tribes that used to roam Colorado— the Cheyennes, the Comanches, the Utes, and the ^ the COLLEGE INN, CHICAGO Kiowas. This picture shows boys gathered around the camp fire on the council grounds. The camp will Elitch’s Second Great Ballroom HU! be open this year from June 25 to Aug. 6. Run 25 Years Ago A%i This year marks the 25th anni­ versary of the last of the old Glid­ den tours— the famous reliability runs begun around the turn of the century to prove the value of the APARTMENTS motor vehicle as a means of trans­ ALBANY portation— according to Clarence > V in DENVER Werthan, manager of Rocky Moun­ tain Motorists, the AAA club. Adjacent to beau­ “ The ninth and last of these HOTEL tiful Washington famous runs,’’ Mr. Werthan said, Park. Only a 10- “ was from the Twin Cities, across DENVER minute drive to Minnesota,. North Dakota, and the heart of the city. Free coach Montana, to Glacier National park. .service to shopping district. For Principal prize for the race was information write the famous Glidden trophy, a large PARK LANE HOTEL globe shbwing the map of the world, supported on a handsome Coffee Shop DENVER, COLORADO silver pedestal. For a time, this Tavern was the most hotly-contested prize in the field of motordom and once even figured in a bitter court H IS LAUGHING TRUMPET battle that finally had to be settled by the supreme court of New York. O d »t/ 0 / u ^ t^ U a “ Nearly all of the 25 cars that •featunng " participated in the final run 25 Lakeside Pa t Aicia Long 4 * / years ago have disappeared from Bigger - Better Gayer the highway. The winning team Than Ever Before! Joslin’s LON SAXON was composed of little Metz cars, 2 Piew Thrilling Rides manufactured in Boston, while the 16th and Curtis names of other contestants in­ OCTOPUS and DENVER Dance in the Beautiful cluded Marmon, Stutz, Premier, Krit, Kissell, Velie, Little, Chal­ Double Loop-O-PIane Trocadero Ballroom mers, Locomobile, Maxwell, and AH Evening Moon— all of which are now noth­ A DANCE BAND SENSATION Ladies 20c; Gentlemen 40c ing but memories of the early days of motoring. GRIFF WILLIAMS “ As happened on most of the And His Gredtest Orchestra Garden Walk Is to AAA’s reliability runs, the cars Featuring "THE HIGH HATTERS” ICE SKATING IN SUMMER IS had to contend with gumbo— a Buddy Moreno 'it Julie Sherwin Open Saturday Night sticky, gluey mud that would be a severe test for even the better cars Dance All Evening for One COLORADO SPRINGS FEATURE of today. Price Eddie Ott’s Broadmoor Garden “ There is little question that Ladiea 20c Gentlemen 40c Walk will open for another sum­ Colorado Springs.— Ice skating cause of public demand, it will these reliability runs played no mer season Saturday night fea­ all summer is assured Coloradoans run through the summer, featuring small part in making the -United COOLCOMIORT turing two orchestras. Ayars La and visitors to the state with the many special shows for national States the most motor-minded na­ LAKESIDE Marr from Kansas City and Cap­ reopening of the Broadmoor ice conventions at Broadmoor. tion in the world.” Free Parking Bring your out-of-town visitors tain Ozzie’s KOA Rangers will de­ palace on June 8. The palace, Gate Admission 10c to Denver’s finest restaurant. light the listeners at the Garden Broadmoor ice palace and Lake just across the lake from Broad­ Placid, N. Y., are the only two Walk.' moor hotel, was completed last Cocktail Bar. Open-air dining “ under the January and closed May 2. Be- ice rinks running this summer in Swimming Pool §M OPEN ALL NITE stars” has proved popular among America. As a resultj many of BEWARE OE S w im m m W tourists and Denverites who en­ the nation’s ranking professionals joy the enchanting atmosphere, have arranged to train this sum­ • 1 In Best Fashion ^ l i e EISS romantic music, and delicious food mer at Broadmoor. The. palace EDELW and drinks. There will be con­ will be reserved for them in the , / v ' ^ Progress tinuous entertainment all evening. afternoon, but public skating will ' A ' : ’ / Joslin’s popular Sports Shop i-i be available from 7:30 to 10 Plunge brings you the gayest, bright­ Tell the people you patronize nightly, except on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. est, briefest of new swim suit that you saw their advertisement IS '3300 W. Florida fashions. Lastex— to mould in The Register An Indian pageant at the 'ice palace June 8 featured Are. your figure into lovely lines— Cheyenne school skaters, Helen Adults 40c to give you the freedom active IIIKill III DEAIH Griffith, state .figure-skating swimmers seek. New figure­ champion; Earl Myr, noted Cali­ Children 25c fornian; the Colorado Springs moulding knits as smart as high school band, and a troupe of 12:20 Noon UntU they’re brief. And bright Sister Myra (Nora Twohig) of 10:30 P. M. the Sisters of .Charity, who at one specialty skaters. The show, open young cottons; you can wear as time served at St. Patrick’s, Pueb­ to the public, was attended by THIS NEW GOODRICH play suits, too'. All at the prices delegates to the American Hotel lo, and at San Rafael’s, Trinidad, you prefer to pay. died at Good Samaritan hospital, association meeting. They were SILVERTOWN WITH THE guests of Spencer Penrose, owner Tell the people you -^latronize Dayton, 0., May 31. Funeral LIFE-SAVER TREAD GIVES that you aaw their advertisement Second Floor Fashion Center services, were held June 2 at Mt. of the ice palace. St. Joseph, 0., with the Rev. The Kansas City Skating club YOU A DRY TRACK ON in The Regiater Jerome B. O’Regan, chaplain, of­ will send a dozen of its members SLIPPERY ROADS fering the Requiem Mass and con­ to Broadmoor July 8 for two V/WVVWVVWtf^aVWW/WWWV ducting the burial service. weeks of summer training. • Don't cheat Sister Myra was born in Cincin­ your family out of nati; 0., May 4, 1880, and entered I the greatest skid ESTES PARK Brewed— the Sisters of Charity Feb. 26, protection ever ^^^WWWVaVaVaVaVaVaVaVaVa^VaVa^VaVaVaVaVaVaVaVJ With Pure Rocky 1900. For many years she was a Prizes Offered offered. Come in. C R R D i n teacher in schools under care of Mountain Sprin9 Water We’ll prove to you her community, her Ohio field of that this sensa­ labor including St. Michael’s For Best Stories tional Silvertown school, Findlay; St. Joseph’s, Life-Saver Tread Monahan Motoir Co. UIRIK Springfield; St. Aloysius’ academy, will stop you sec­ Hoff-Schroeder rours Fayetteville, and St. Joseph’s, For the purpose of promoting onds faster than Parts — Repairs — Service y o u’ v e ever “Famed for Food” DINING* DANCING Dayton. For IE years she taught tourist travel in the mountain in St. Aloysius’ school, Detroit, states and to develop a keener in­ stopped before on Phone 184 Tow Service Gas • CRISP SALADS Mike Masterson an# later was at St. Patrick’s, terest in outdoor activities, KLZ wet roads. • FRESp VEGETABLES Sightseeing Tours Pueblo, and St. Vincent’s orphan­ and the Rocky Mountain Sports­ • HOME MADE PASTRIES AND age, Santa Fe, N. Mex. After be­ man present every Friday at 9:45 ICE CREAM 611 17th St. ing relieved of school duties in p. m. “ ’Round the Campfire.” Goodridi •isj* RIDING 1926, she gave devoted service DENVER KE. 3269 This radio program will be car­ The Cottage Fireside Inn in St. Joseph’s hospital, Albu­ ried over KLZ throughout the SAFEIY Silvertown BREAKFAST querque, N. Mex., and San Ra­ summer and perhaps in the fall UFt UVn TSUO ...... COtKN FIT ttOW-MI noncTKHi Modern Cottages Buy From Register fael’s, Trinidad. She was one of months of the hunting season. ELECTRICITY, GAS, FIREPLACES LUNCH DINNER EQUIPMENT the pioneer band that opened Good Here is an opportunity to win Excellent Meals at Cottage Inn Cafe Advertisers. Please Samaritan hospital in Dayton, go­ 16th and Welton St. one of three valuable prizes ‘ MAUDE S. OSBORNE, Owner Mention Catholic ing there with her sister, the late offered every week by the new out­ Sister Mary Daniel Twohig, in door magazine— the Rocky Moun­ CAFETERIA Register. 1931. tain Sportsman. Silvertown . FOR YOUR SUMMER HOME SEE Ladies’ Riding Boot Sister Myra is survived by her For the • best story sent into Brown or Black, $ 6 .9 5 pr. mother, Mrs. Ellen Twohig of Cin­ KLZ— ’Round the Campfire each Stores , ESTES PARK LUMBER COMPANY UNIQUE GIFTS cinnati; her sister. Miss Blanche week a $5 cash award will be Complete Line of Twohig, Los Angeles, Calif.; her given; second prize, $2 in cash, SAM J. HOFFMAN, Mgr. Lumber, Building Materials 3321 nieces, Mrs. George A. Patterson, and third prize, one year’s sub­ 14th & Glenarm, KE.0175 LA HACIENDA GIFT SHOP E. Colfax Ladies’ Jodhpur Boot Norwood, 0., and Mrs. Lee, Day- scription to the magazine. Builders Hardu)are and Paint G. E. CASEY PHONE 48 $ 2 .9 5 to $ 6 .9 5 pr. ton, 0 .; a nephew, Thomas Geo- 61 S. Broadway, PE. 5772 FILIPINO IMPORTATIONS — MEXICAN GOODS & SOUVENIRS hegan, and cousins, Paul and Ma­ Keep your entry to not more rie Geohegan, Cincinnati, 0. than 250 words. SVW.».VWWAVUVWWAVWHWW.VWSAWWWWXW|WV% Riding Breeches GOLF HUPP HOTEL Gaberdines, $ 3 .4 5 pr. Holy Ghost Men Steam Heated— Open All Year Round COLO. SPRINGS PRACTICE DAY OR NIGHT COFFEE SHOP - DINING ROOM MRS. ANNA DERBY. Prop. WVWVIAW.WAVWWySWVWVVWWVVWAVWb Plan to Observe DENVER GOLF GOURT Modern Cottages— Reasonable Prices Jodhpur .... $ 3 .9 5 pr. lOTH & COLO. BLVD. YO. 2145 ALTA VISTA HOTEL Communion Day AUTO RENTALS Colorado Springs - W. Cascade Are. COFFEE SHOP EUROPEAN PLAN Visit Our New Store The Holy Name society of Holy E. C. GOOCH Where You Will Find Ghost chuufch will receive Com­ Rent a New Car or Truck- Sports Wear munion in a body Sunday, June 12, Fishing Equipment Your Needs Drive I f Yourself— Lowest Rates Carey-Steck Auto Livery at the 8:15 Mass. All members Coupes, Convertibles and Sedans BUY YOUR are urged to be present. A meet­ New 1938 Models - Radio Equipped f 22 NORTH CASCADE AVE. ing of the society was held Monday Vacation in Rocky Pierce-.4rrow .Sedans, Touring Cars and Limousines evening, June 6, in Holy Ghost CALL US—WE DELIVER CARS TO YOU Picnic Supplies Any Time - Any IF here hall. Edward Hughes is president, at Mountain National MAIN 24 CAREFUL COURTEOUS DRIVERS Jim Costello, secretary, and the Park Rev. Jerome Weinert, chaplain. AUTO RENTAL SERVICE INC. Sholty Food Market, Inc. A. G. SPALDING Ride! Hike! Fish! Golf! The Holy Ghost Altar and Ro­ 1624 Broadway KE. 8581 GROCERIES AND MEATS sary society will hold its monthly Phoiie 153 • The Stanley Hotel HUTGHINSON BAHERY SERVICE & BROS. meeting Monday, June 13, at 2 VWVWiVWWVrtrtWVWVWAVWW^iWAflAfWWVVVVVVWW. • The Chalet-Ranch 4 E. K IO W A ^ PHONE 240 p. m. in the Holy Ghost hall, 19th • Grand Lake Lodge and California. Hostesses will be When in Estes Park 1640 California For information, ratea: Willard Batteries • Fuel Pumps • Auto Electric Service Misses Anna and Barbara Leske patronize R egister Carburetor Service Speedometer Sefvice TA. 7185 and Augusta Knorm. There will Mountain Resorts advertisers. Tell ROCKY MOUNTAIN be no meetings in July and August. MOTOR COMPANY WWAVWVWVWWWWVAVWWWWWbWVVA them you saw their 1730 Glenarm Place Denver, Colo. ad. Phone TAbor 5151

MURPHY’S FINE FOOD BLANCHARD LODGE Get to Know LEE the Druggist Peter Pan Cleaners Poor Miles Oat on Boulder Canon Road—Open All Year Good Food Is Good Bealth Phone 1463 for Room and Parly Reservations ESTES PARK DRUG STORE 429 SOUTH TEJON STREET THE REXALL STORE ELLSWORTH and BROADWAY 17th A T WELTON Steak and Chicken Dinners LEE TIGHE, Prop. Phone MAin 5050 for Reliable Courteous Service ELIZABETH ARDEN AND CARA NOME TOILETRIES. Fountain' and Bar Service MR. AND MRS. J, C. DOHERTY. Props. MRS. STOVER’S AND WHITM AN C ANDIES. Come In Today!

Children’s day .calls for some­ 14 cup sugar thing special in the home blessed 14 cup cream with children. Perhaps there is a 1 egg white party for a group of young Prepare apricot pulp by forcing friends. Perhaps your children apricots through a sieve. Add never more so than for a walk. will enjoy a party of their own. orange and pineapple juices. Boil Comfort is the first consideration, At any rate, special tasties are sugar and water together three relished by children and are cer­ minutes, add to the first mixture; but clothes can be good looking as tainly in order. Here are a few cool. Freeze to a mush in freezer I well as comfortable. Clothing recipes that you will find very de­ or refrigerator tray, then fold in should afford the necessary pro­ sirable: the stiffly beaten creai^ and stiffly tection. It should be light in Fruit Salad Sparkle beaten egg white; flni.sh freezing. weight, loose, and so planned that cup boiling water as one grows warm in walking the Stir several times during freezing JUNIOR C. D. OF A. 1%-ounce package lime-flav­ if sherbet is in refrigerator tray. extra may be taken off. A short ored gelatin Eight servings. jacket and woolen skirt or That Surpasses All Others 1 cup ginger ale Prune and Brazil Nut Souffle knickers are ideal. Be sure that CAMP OPENINQ SET 5 egg whites you can stand a sudden shower or 4 tablespoons lemon juice % cup mayonnaise 1 cup sweetened prune pulp sit on a damp rock or tramp Camp Montrita, the Junior Cath­ swimming, horseback riding, hik­ through briars without a change 14 cup grated soft American 14 teaspoon salt olic'Daughters’ summer camp at ing, and tennis. The beautiful cheese 1 teaspoon lemon juice The Greatest Women’s Clothing Event of heart. % cup sliced ripe olives 14 teaspoon grated lemon rind Nederland, will be opened the sec­ chapel is near completion and Footgear is of first importance. 2 tablespoons pickled relish % cup ground Brazil nuts Of the Year! See Our Entire Battery ond week of July. Among the Mass will be said there daily. Mrs. If one is to walk comfortably, many activities offered will be Harvey Smith will be director of 1 tablespoon mayonnaise for Beat egg whites until stiff. Fold pleasurably, effectively, the mus­ filling in sweetened prune pulp which has Of Windows Devoted to This Exciting the camp and Miss Helen Werle is cles of the feet must have free 6 canned pear halves been forced through a strainer. in charge of registration. play. Now is the time for the good \ Pour boiling water over gelatin Fold in salt, letnon juice and rind, Promotion! Dresses for Pvery Occasion! Club President Is An ice-cream social sponsored old flat oxfords in which you can by troops 1 and 4 will be given in and stir to dissolve. Add ginger and Brazil nuts. Place in top of 1 wade through brooks and like it. ale, lemon juice, and 14 cup a well-greased two-quart double the garden of the home of Martha And wear wool or lisle stockings College Graduate mayonnaise and blend. Place in boiler, cover, and cook over hot and Margaret See, 3004 Ash street, that will not run. After all, the THE DENVER— Second Floor Sunday evening, June 12, from 5 refrigerator until thick but not water one hour. Turn out 6f pan purpose of walking is to have a firm. Combine cheese, ripe olives, and garnish with whipped cream (St. Therese’s Pariih, Aurora) to 7. Admission will be 15 cents good time, and remember that the Miss Mary Pagano, president of per person and the public is invited pickle relish, and one tablespoon and whole Brazil nuts. real test of whether clothes are mayonnaise and blend. Hollow Cooked apricots, cranberries, the Young People’s club, was to attend. right is to be able to forget them. graduated from Loretto Heights out center of pear halves to allow fresh peaches or berries, sweetened Mary Ann O’Connor reigned as college and given a Bachelor of Outdoor Meals for stuffing (portion removed may to taste may replace the prune Arts degree Wednesday evening, queen of the spring social at the Food is an important part of be reserved for other use) and fill pulp. June 1. Broadmoor Country club May 27. any hike or picnic. For winter with olive-cheese mixture. Pour The Child’> Food Her attendants were Joan Dem- meals you will choose something ■ 4 The pastor and the parishioners sufficient gelatin in pan or mold We all know that children con­ mer, Margaret Mary Roche, Mary which will be hot but will not take (about 814 x 514 x 114 inches) sume a great deal of milk, but few Alice Palmquist CLIP THIS COUPON wish to express their gratitude to Ann McGovern, Dolores McClain, too long to prepare. Possibly the t)ie Rev. James O’Sullivan, C.M., to cover bottom; place pear halves realize the amount of milk re­ Mary Mesch, Catherine Schrodt, easiest plan is to take sandwiches stuffed side down over gelatin. quired to satisfy the demands of Sets Wedding Date of St. Thomas’ seminary who has Jane Grosheider, Kathleen Allen, which may be toasted over the taken care of all services at the Pour remaining gelatin over pears the “ kiddies” and of the elders as The Value of This Coupon 1 O C Mary Rita Book, Patricia Burt- fire, and make hot cocoa. The best and let stand until firm. Cut in weU. The country’s .yearly milk Miss Alice Palmquist^ daughter To the Readers of The Register ■ _____- shrine in the absence of the Rev. cher, Rita Burns, and Mary Lois way to make cocoa is to have your squares to serve, allowing one supply, would make a river 40 Louis J. Mertz, pastor. of Mrs. Frances G. Palmquist and 1 lb. Early’s Delicious Coffee regular value 25c Summers. cocoa paste prepared at home, and pear half to a serving. Serves 6. feet wide and two and one-half tjje late John A. Palmquist, will At the bunco party Tuesday There was a large attendance at then merely add it to the hot milk. Three-in>One Sherbet deep— running from New York to be married to Donald P. Bolger, COFFEES - TEAS - SPICES evening, .Tune .7, the prizes do­ These are the directions for mak­ the Communion and breakfast 14 cup pureed apricot pulp San Francisco. Only our modern son of Mrs. Nellie J. Bolger, / EXTRACTS - SYRUP nated by Robert Milner were won ing the paste: % cup orange juice methods of milk di.stribution make Wednesday, June ,29, at Blessed by Mrs. Furbacher and Goldie held at St. Dominic’s church Cocoa Paste % cup Hawaiian pineapple juice it possible to bottle and deliver Sacrament church. Announce­ Buy Direct at Wholesale Prices Lasser. June 4, this 3,000-mile river each morning. 1 cup cocoa 1 cup water ment of the approaching .wedding We Serve Catholic Hospitals and Institu­ 1 cup sugar was made at a luncheon given tions, High Class Hotels and Restaurants 1 cup boiling water Saturday by Mrs. Carl A. Nothaft. Pinch of salt The couple plan to make their Combine cocoa, sugar, and salt; home in Denver after an extended The Early Coffee Co. 1613-15 MARKET ST. KEystono 0147 add water and bring to boiling wedding trip to California. point. Cook over hot water in Carson's double boiler for one-half hour. Use one tablespoon of paste to one '^Lhlon^ot^d cup of milk. (In summer you may use cold milk if you prefer.) SPRING SUITS AGES-OLD SYMBOL OF LOVE ANNUAL JUNE SALE Councillor’s Chowder Tailored suits of the creamy as sharkskin, but slightly lighter No one can resist the haunting beauty of flowers. And when they’re flowers \ \ and (This amount serves eight) beiges are very much in the lime­ in weight. 1 can corn SPRING COATS from^Speth’s you can be assured that they are perfect specimens of their kind. light. A herringbone tweed coat in JUNE BRIDEJS let us help plan your wetldinR decorations and bouquets. 1 can baby lima beans Sharkskin skirts with striped green and chamois checks, with a All at Half Price Prompt City^Wide Delivery STOCK-REDUCING SALE 2 cans tomato soup jackets of novelty materials are green skirt and a chamois-colored 1 can tiny peas smart. waistcoat is smart for travel. % pound cheese SPETH FLORAL GO. The sport dresses, of course, are There is a dress indispensable j. CH. 1337 1201 E. COLFAX Vi, pound bacon always in vogue, the nicest being for traveling. A frock that is Spring Dresses CH. 1244 2 onions , the tailored shirtmaker in non dressy yet informal. It is one Cut bacon in one-inch pieces, crushable linen in pastel shades that you rely on for luncheons Marked Down DINNERWARE fry. Add chopped onions. When and a cool rayon crepe as crisp and the hotel dining room. This year’s sale is a “ double header,’’ giving you the advantage just brown, add all canned foods Many Below Cost offered by our overstocking on dinnerware. Carson’s June Sale Don’t forget that the jacket Phone r M and cubed cheese. Heat until dress holds sway for summer. It has been an annual event for more than half a century, but cheese is melted. Serve in bowls Woman Renamed on is slenderizing. The Nelson Apparel Shop NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH VALUES. SPRUCE on crackers. Take along two 412 E. COLFAX quarts of milk to drink, two Girls’ School Board The perfect golf dress. 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Her first term was for three smart is a clean-cut shirtwai.st dress in airy spun rayon. Brave REUPHOL8TEKING AND REFINISHING Cool for Summer years. 2-'plere Oreretuffed Recovered. }2S.OO A up The SHIRLEY-SAVOY hotel ers, contrast in the striped grosgrain Cuthione refilled. 21.(0 each DENVEft. COLORADO ribbon belt. There is plenty of 2I5( l«th St. Ph. GAIlup 2304 GIRL ENDS BUSY freedom in the all-round box- pleated skirt. COLLEGE LIFE 3 4 Yaara of Leadarahip A full college program is the Fr. Johnson Named in Buainaaa ideal of Kathleen O’Keefe, one of Chairman of Club Training. the seniors graduated from Denver IT HAS THE FLAVOR university at commencement exer­ It Pays to Travel Because it is fresh from our farm every day.' Holstein or Guern­ cises Wedne.iday night. She was The Rev. C. M. Johnson of the Cathedral has been made chairman sey milk. We produce all the milk we sell— and deliver it the president of 'Theta Phi Alpha, w ith the Leaders! I same day. 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ST. LEANDER’S SCHOOL IN VISIT Mystic Tea Room Canon City School Coirnnencement Oriental Tea Room Second Floor Fontiua Bids. Facts About PUEBLO HAS 13 GRADUATES Next door to Denver Theatre 534 16TH ST. Delicious Luncheons Served Daily Graduates Class Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) O.S.B., celebrated the Mass and Held at Abbey Your Problems Analyzed Without Charge Y o u r E y e s — Thirteen students were grad­ presented the diplomas. In his talk uated from St. Leander’s grade to the graduates, Father Fife No two people are alike. There is a certain style of glasses that Canon City.— Mary Nell Craw­ school at the church Sunday morn­ stressed the importance of a Cath­ Canon City. — (Abbey School) you require that will best fit your personality. Enjoy our indi­ ford, Nafalda Serpe, Theresa Gi­ ing, June 5. The Rev. Paul Fife, olic education and the necessity — Fourteen young men ended of religion in meeting the present their high school careers Friday, vidualized service. Look better! better! Feel better! roux, Theresa Sirhall, Alex Von- dra, Robert Kane, Leo Dyer, and day problems. The adult choir, June 3, at the 12th annual grad­ Franklin Hammond were gradu­ under the direction of Mrs. C. P. uation services of the Abbey ated from the eighth grade of St. P Ritchie, rendered special music. school. SWIGERt BROS. Michael’s school Friday of last Miss Dorothy Rayhhwk presided at The graduation services fol­ \ week and received their diplomas the organ. lowed a Solemn Mass at which Better Vision Good Service Optometrists from the Rev. Albert Schaller, 0. A krge and appreciative audi- the Rev. Kevin Carr, O.S.B., for Every Age at Right Price! S. B., at the Thanksgiving Mass ence witnesseddfr the annual enter­ rector of the school, acted as held that morning. Father Schal­ F [T [ tainment of the pupils of St. Le­ celebrant; the Rev. Philip Boyle, KEystone 7651 ID mills 1550 California ler also gave a splendid talk to ander’s school given in the school 0. S. B., deacon; the Rev. Jerome the group of eight leaving this auditorium Friday eve.iing, June Healy, O.S.B., subdeacon, and school. Many people were pres­ Alamosa.— The Tabernacle so- 3. For the finished production and Brother Louis Mangus, O.S.B., ent for the Mass and'graduation cietj’^ of Sacred Heart church the beautiful costuming, the sisters master of ceremonies, services. has appointed the various com­ of the school were praised highly. The graduation ..sermon was mittees to prepare the house for preached by the Very Rev. Thomas Mary Margaret O’Hanlon, Dor­ Miss Kathleen McCormick and the sisters who will conduct the Miss Leona Herder assisted in the Wolohan, pastor of Sacred Heart othy Schmitt, Mildred Schmitt, summer religious school, to ar­ and Emma Stringari were gradu­ dance numbers and the accompani­ church, Pueblo, who exhorted the range for the dinner to be given graduates to follow the ideals ated from St. Scholastica’s acad­ ment GRANITE them on their arrival in Alamosa, which their Catholic education has emy Tuesday, June 7. Helen Bal- Tickets are being distributed for MARBLE and to arrange for the “ pound set before them, gana, Angelina Moschetti, and party,’’ when members of the con­ a joint party to be given by mem­ BRONZE Margaret Mary Tonso of Florence bers of the Young Ladies’ sodality Among the graduates were GENUINE STATUARY gregation stock the pantry with Francis Reynolds, Colorado were also members of the gradu­ and the Holy Name* society, on the RAINBOW food. Springs; Cecil Trenhaile, Claire PRODUCTS ation class. Margaret Mary The committee leaders follow: evening of June 14 in St. Lean­ O’Hanlon received the Caldirola der’s school hall. Schmitt, and Charles Doherty, Chairman of thC clean-up commit­ Canon City; Dominic DelPizzo, religion ^ward presented by Clo­ Within Reach tee, Mrs. Chase; chairman of the Members of the Young Ladies’ Louis DelPizzo and Maurice Gi­ tilda Caldirola in memory of her first-night dinner, June 19, Mrs. sodality enjoyed an all-day picnic roux, Chandler; Raymond Cos­ n mother. Mrs. Kon Wyatt pre­ W. C. Gilmore; chairman of the at Beulah Tuesday, June 7. . tello, Salida; George Forsyth and Save time and get your answer now— sented the home economics prize. committee for the pound party Beauvaia Family Canadian Viaitora u QU£S BfiOTttCRS Robert Dale, Boulder; James Lan- by telephone. Whether it’s 10 or Robert Rush returned to his June 21, Miss Mary Hast. kas, Stratton, Nebr.; Janies Booth, ■eST/S02 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Beauvais and WCKS' home here last week after visiting Mrs. Timothy Coughlin, Mrs. family of Montreal, Canada, have Needles, Calif., and John Horinek, 1,000 miles away, you can discuss in Indiana for the past several Turner, and Mrs. Paul Murphy arrived in Pueblo to spend three Atwood, Kans. D€51Gri€RS • BU1LD€RS weeks with relatives. were appointed as a committee to weqks with Mr. Beauvais’ parents, Special awards presented at and decide the matter without delay. call on new members of the par­ Mrs. A. W. Hammond was host­ Mr. and Mrs. Julius Beauvais. the graduation ceremony were: Saving time saves money. monumcnrs m€moRiflLs ^/oiSTincTion ess to the graduation class of St. ish. Mrs. Coughlin and Mrs. Highest average in junior college, Office and Plant. 28 E. 6th Ace. at 6th Ave and Lincoln Many enjoyable affairs are being r«iephnne fAhni 64()8 Michael’s school at a dinner in her Dick were appointed to arrange planned in their honor, the first of John Balagna; senior high, James nENVER COLORADO home Saturday night. The table with members for hours to be which was a family picnic given Booth; junior, Benedict Vondra; was decorated in blue and yellow, spent in adoration of the Blessed Sunday with about 50 guests pres­ sophomore, Joseph Murphy; fresh­ the class colors, and games were Sacrament. ent. man, William Babbitt. Blue Lan­ '*Long distance” will he glad to played in the evening. The following women were tern' Honor soeiety awards were chosen to work in pairs to launder Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eberling tell you the rates to any points Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelton and family of Denver have been presented to William Murphy and JOE KEATING'S the small altar cloths: Mrs. Cough­ Paul Gesting. 1619 TREMONT ST. and son of California are visiting lin and Mrs. Turner for June, visiting at the home of Mr. and with Mrs. B. Scavarda, mother of Mrs. Julius Beauvais, parents of The gold oratory medal went Miss Hast and Mrs. R. A. Stef­ to Robert Halderman, silver ora­ Draught Beer — Mixed Drinks Mrs. Shelton. fens for July, Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Eberling. Charles Doherty and Morris Gi­ tory medal to Francis Reynolds, Hot Lunchpons 2.5c — Booths for Ladies .Mrs. Paul Murphy for August, Sisters Modesta and Walburg of and bronze oratory medal to'Peter roux left for the Dohei-ty ranch Chicago, 111., spent Sunday at St. Quality Drinks for Less Mrs. McEnany and Mrs. W. C. Hudson. Th^Hoctor Burke award at Trinchera Saturday. They ac­ Gilmore for September, Mre. Leander’s while en route to sum­ for general excellency was pre­ companied William Doherty, who Holly and Mrs. John Steffens for mer, vacation schools in the West. sented to Joseph Stremel. spent several days in this city at­ October, Mrs. Dick and Mrs. Mc­ Arthur Shope, who had been vis­ COFFEE at Specializing in Quality Plumbing and tending the graduation exercises Intyre for November. iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Holy Cross abbey. The society will choose one Carl Shope, has gone to Long Try a vacuum can or Heating Repairs Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gardner and member and the Sacred Heart Beach, Calif. He will be sta­ vacuuni glass jar today. son of Pueblo visited in the J. A. league another to inspect the cas­ tioned on the S.S. Lexington. You’ll like it! Doherty home for a few days last socks regularly and to keep them Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Davis of clean and in repair. SUTTERY & COMPANY week. Mrs. Adam Arnett and Denver visited with Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Frances, of Trinidad, Carl Shope. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS sister and niece of Mrs. J. A. Do­ HilD III CUEII Joseph Kerrigan made a busi­ 1646 BLAKE STREET herty, were guests here Thursday and Friday of last week. ness trip to Springer, N. Mex., B u i h m m JOHN J. CONNOR. President PHONE KEYSTONE’ STONE 1441 ? 6 Given Diplomas over the week-end. m e Miss Billie Madge Porfer is now Golden.— First Communion cei-- Mrs. L. Hagney has been re­ VWAVVWiP^WAVVWiWdWAWVWkWJV,'AWUWVWA employed in Denver in a beauty emonies were held at the 8 o’clock salon. moved to St. Mary’s hospital, Mass on Sunday. The following C offee where she is undergoing medical Mrs. Henry McCarthy of Pu­ children made up the class: At Greeley School treatment. She recently returned Gloria Marie Meyer, Norma Jean eblo visited in Canon City several from the Mayo clinic at Rochester, days this week. Cullen, Margaret Bbnnell, Mary STOCKS - BONDS Minn. Alice Wilson, Thomas Garrison, JOSim Mrs. Martin Vezetti of Brook- Greeley. — Graduates of St. 'Thomas Kerrigap made a short John Zimmer, and Donald and Wil­ We Buy, Sell, and Quote All Local apd Listed Securities side is receiving medical treatmei^t Peter’s school received Holy Com­ visit in Pueblo while en rout^ liam Day. Escorts were Shirley in a local hospital. munion in a body at the 7 :30 Mass from Denver to Santa Fe, N. Mex. Harris and Patricia Bettinger. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Thornton June 5. At the 9:30 High Mass, Fred and Thomas Kottenstette ac­ Wedding Held ♦ PEDLEY-RYAN & CO. and son, Jimmy, spent Sunday in the Very Rev. Bernard J. .Froegei companied him from Denver to A lovely marriage was sol­ delivered a special address and 840 17th St. Boston Bldg. Westcliffe. Pueblo to spend a few weeks with emnized at the Cha'pel of Christ Denver, Colo. conferred diplomas on Claire To­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan. the King at Evergreen on May 27, MA. 1241 Mrs. Louise Wood of Pueblo bin, Rosalie Palmer, Melvin Davis, when Herbert J. Holmes and Miss visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Terlep, Frank Locker, and A beautiful wedding took place E. F. Schmitt this week. Mrs. in St. Leander’s church at 7 a. m. Irene Friel exchanged vows be­ William Walker. All the students fore the pastor. Father John P. LAUNDRY Wood is Mrs. Schmitts mother. attended forming a guard of Saturday, June 4, when Miss Ellen Malcherek and Frank Krall were Moran. Robert Crowley and Miss DELICIOUS and Requiescant in Pace Receive Diplomaa honor. Benediction of the Blessed Peggy Casper attended the couple. Mary Louise Hundley, Marianna Sacrament closed the ceremony. united in marriage before the Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B. Attendants were Mr. Holmes attended Regis col­ \ UNUSUAL Lippis, Imelda Manley, John Lip­ After Mass and Communion by MIKE V. BUGINO. 3942 Mariposa Miss Angela Krall and Paul Mal­ lege and Miss Friel is a graduate pis, Helen Petrie, and Ellen Shaef- the entire school June 3, students Lunches - Dinners street. Husband of Mary Bugrino. step­ cherek. The young couple will o" Loretto Heights college. father of Lucille Matthews, son of Mr. fer were members of the gradua­ received their grades, report cards, Mountain Trout, Chicken make their home in St. Leander’s William J. Korosec and Miss and Mrs. Joe Buffino. brother of Roxie. tion class of the Canon City high and honor awards for work done Virginia Campbell were married and Steak Dinners Frankie, 0*Neil, Freddie, and Rose this year. Eleven pupils had a parish. Bugino and Mrs. J. Martinelli, son-in- school this year. Exercises were before Father John P. Moran on Sftndwichea — Foantain SerTice law of Barbara Magan. grandson of Rose held TRursday night, June 2. perfect attendance record, being A successful bundle party was Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert neither tardy .nor absent. given in St. Leander’s hall Tues­ Labriola. Requiem Mass was offered Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Donahue Frederick were witnesses. The Thursday at 9 in Holy Rosary church. day afternoon to_help replenish Red Rocks Pueblo have been enjoying a motor trip The class picture of the grad­ couple will make their honje in Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & uates in cap and gown was taken the stock of the Benefit shop at in the Red Rocks Park Son service. through Michigan and other states " m Golden. WILL-BURT STOKERS 10 miles west of Denver June 4. The class colors are red 129 S. Union avenue. Mrs. G. E. J. E. REID, 14 58 Court place. Hus­ in the East. Mrs. John Wilson underwent an and gold. DlIMESTiC-CIIMMEKt'IAL band of Mabel Reid, brother of William! Dorothy May Batchelor, Mary Sandstrom acted as chairman for operation at St. Joseph’s hospital Distinctive Curio Shop H., Milton, Newton. Kans., and Mrs. Confirmation was administered the affaif. Savings by Stoker will offset cost. Complete details Virginia Nichten, and Gertrude on Saturday. Museum of Indian Arts Ella Reed. Wichita. Kans. Rosary will May 17 to 79 children and seven Open to Public be recited at the W. P. Horan k Son Ann Stockder made their First Mildred Jakopich, Dorothy Shin- Mr. and Mrs. John Cullen and furnished. adults. J. B. W. DAUGHERTY. Manaeer mortuary Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Communion May 15 at the acad­ nick, Bertha Cowen, John Clark, family have moved to Fairplay. Requiem Mass will be offered Saturday Twenty-four children received and David Cowen were members Vacation catechism school will Install Now—No Down Payment PHONE MORRISON 57 at 9 in Holy Ghost church. Interment emy. Holy Communion for the first tiVne Mt. Olivet. j Charles Doherty, Clair Schmitt, of the graduation class of Pueblo begin on Monday, June 20. A FIRST PAYMENT OCTOBER 1ST May 19. Catholic high school. They were large enrollment is expected. JOHN PETER SCHMIDT, 2944 Fed­ and Cecil Trenhaile were gradu­ A school entertainment, in eral. Husband of Minnie Schmidt, fathdr ated from Holy Cross abbey at all graduates of St. Leander’s The Altar society will give a of' John W. Schmidt of Denver, W. J. which all children participated, grade school. Bertha Cowen re­ tea at the home of Mrs. T. G. Schmidt of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. exercises held in the chapel of the THE PIKES PEAK FUEL was given May 27. Improvement, cently received the award from Garrison" on June 23 at 2:30 883 Wazee MAIn 6181 THEODORE Cecelia Schaub of Trinidad. Requiem abbey Friday morning, June 3. final, and high school certificates Mass is being offerpd at 9 Friday in St. the League of Business and Pro- o’clock. Dominic’ s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Eric Kleiber and children, in penmanship were awarded. Boulevard service. Veronica and Carl, of Lugano, fe.ssional Women for the highest 'The May crowning ceremony scholastic record for the year in KATE C. STEPHENS. 4067 Pioneer. Switzerland, arrived in Canon was held May 22. Claire Tobin, as Wheatridge. Wife of Harry T. Stephens, City last week. They came from the commercial department. She HACKETHAL mother of H. T.. Jr., and L. Y. Stephens queen, attired in blue and white also received the scholarship to a London, England, where Eric Klei­ and accompanied by a maid-of- of Kansas City. Kans.; J. B. Stephens of ber, internationally famous con­ local business college. Mildred Mobile, Ala., and Mrs. Katherine Minge honor, six flower girls, and the en­ Jakopich was awarded the schol­ of Wheatridge. Requiem Mass was of­ ductor, conducted at the opening tire student body, led the proces­ MORTUARY fered at 10 Thursday in Holy Family of the royal opera season at Co­ arship to the College of Mt. St. church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ sion to the altar, where she It W on ’t Be Long Now! Joseph-on-the-Ohio. vard service. vent Gardens. Mrs. Kleiber ex­ crowned the statue of Our Lady. 1449-.5I Kalamath St. pects to join her husband in South Leo Keller and Francis Keller THOMAS E. COLE, 1627 Lawrence. June 2, junior high scRool stu­ have returned from a one week’s Until the Requiem Mass was offered Tuesday at 9 America, where he will conduct dents entertained the graduates at Phone !MAin 4006 in Holy Ghost church. Interment Mt. in fhe opera season in Buenos fishing trip by motor to Creede, Olivet. OHnger service. a class party in Newman hall. Gunnison, and Lake City. ANNA FANCHER. 3221 Hi^h. Mother Aires. The children may remain of Mrs. Florence Tolvo, Mrs. Helen here and join the summer camners The- following infants were bap­ JESUIT PARISH CARNIVAL Schnabel. Jack. Albert. Rex. and Ray at the academy and abbey. Mrs. tized by Father Fife in the pasl Kancher; sister of Mary Williamson and Kleiber is a former Canon City ‘Frolic’ Workers week: Henry Heueisen. Requiem Mass was GEO. P. offered at 9 :30 Thursday in Annuncia­ girl. James Leonard, infant son of Thursday - Friday - Saturday tion church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Dr. and Mrs. Kon Wyatt enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leonard; HACKETHAL Olinger service. tained a friend from New York In Pueblo Meet sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Albert TOBIAS GONZALES. 684 Elgin place. city in their home last week. Horvat; Funeral Director Husband of Mercedes Gonzales. Re­ JUNE 16,17,18 quiem Mass was offered at 9 Tuesday in Domonic Scavarda of Pawhuska Pueblo.— (St. Mary’s Parish) — Anna Cicero, infant daughter of 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 St. Cajetan’s church. Interment Mt. visited here with hiii mother, Mrs. All frolic workers were urged to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cicero; spon­ Olivet. Olinger service. sors, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mastro; B. Scavarda, for a few days early attend the pep meeting Thursday LOYOLA CHURCH GROUNDS—23RD AND YORK LUCINDA GULLION, 1220 S. Penn- Dolores Fritz, infant daughter sylvania. Requiem Mass was offered in the month. evening, June 2. After instruc­ Thursday at 10 in St, Francis de Sales’ Mrs. Mary Murphy returned to tions were given for the advance­ of Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz; spon­ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. her home after visfting in Salida ment of the frolic in the week of^ sors, Merl Fritz and Marie Bim- Sf^lEODDMGDRN ANN M. WEIGLE, Henderson. Wife with her daughter, Mrs. Robert ard; of Jphn Weigic. mother of Mrs. George June 12, an evening of dancing* Reardon, and family for a short and refreshments was enjoyed by Shirley Marie McGrath, infant Weinmier Weigle. Mrs. Mike Holzman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. J. Quint, Mrs. Jake Friesen, Mrs. time. those present. John Hoffman, Minnie, Robert. Linus, The parish was canvassed for McGrath; sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. and Acquline Weigle. Requiem High John McDonald. Mass is being celebrated Friday at 9 in pupils to take part in the religious St^ Philomena’s church. Interment Mt. sessions, which will last three Olivet. Theodore Hackethal service. Party Held for . CALL- weeks. Sisters Cyrilla, Laurentia, and Sabina will remain in Pueblo JOHNSON PAUL J. SIMONES in the summer in order to conduct Florence Pair Paul J. Simones, secretary-treasurer Paonia Pastor these classes. STORAGE &. MOVING CO. of the Colorado Casket Co., died June 7 in Casper. W yo., while attending a m or­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Codec went Wed 25 Years WHY TAKE CHANCES? ticians’ convention. He was 57 years old. Paonia. — Families of Sacred to Chicago to see Sister Josephine, V.ou Can Have Dependable Siervlee Mr. Simones had been a resident of Heart parish gathered at the ranch who is in a vei'y critical condition. and the Cost Is Very Low. Denver for two years. He came here from Iowa. The family residence is at home of A. A. Schieber Sunday to Ludwig Centa is in St. Mary’s Florence. -— The Rev. Dominic PEarl 2433 221 Broadway 674^. York street. celebrate the birthday of their hospital suffering from.blood poi­ Sclafani, O.S.B., was celebrant at Surviving are his wife, Blanche; one pastor, Fathep Emil A. Eckert. soning, the result of a s nail injury. a Mass of Thanksgiving for the son. Dr, John J. Simones. Chicago, and Dinner was served by the women Joseph Perteko has just undergone 25th anniversary of the marriage three daughters, Anna Mae, Mary Gwen, and Rita, all of Denver. of the parish on the lawn and the a minor operation at the same of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bandino Requiem Ma.<«s is being offered at 9:30 birthday cake was presented by hospital. Saturday, June 5, at St. Benedict’s NO Friday in St. John’s church. Interment the Altar and Rosary society, Diplomas Granted church. Miss Mary Ann Smith COST Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & Son service. baked by Mrs. Charles Alton. The Rev. Cyril Zupan, O.S.B., presided at the organ. For Man to Call and Give E»ti- Father Eckert, the guest of honor, conferred diplomas on the follow­ Mrs. Lois Gertrude Goodall and matea on Packlnt; and Shipping was presented with a small gift ing graduates Sunday, June 5: Mrs. Ivy Billie Nardini, converts, KEyatone 62Z^ by the parishioners at the conclu­ Edward W. Ahlin, Clara M. An- were baptized by the Rev. Dominic Office and Warehouie, 1S2I 20th St. Fr. Johnson to zick, Helen L. Anzick, William A. Sclafani, O.S.B., at St. Benedict’s ------J sion of the dinner as a tokei\ of their gratitude and esteem. Bratina, Catherine B. Brumjak, church Saturday, June 4. They Improvements at the Paonia Mary B. Burin, Robert E. Butler, received First Communion at the CALL A Conclude Series rectory continue. In the past week, Frank V. Dolgan, Helen M. Glach, 7 o’clock Mass on Pentecost Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kautwashl Matthew R. Glavich, Mildred M. day, June 6, On Friday evening, June 10, assisted with work on the interior Grahek, Anthony K. Jarc, Anna Misses Helen Balagna, Angelina Hudson Brougham ZONE CAB at 8:15, the Rev. Charles M. John- of the pastor’s home. M. Kochevar. Raymond A. Kol- Moschetti, and Margaret Tonso, '1 Seniors of the Paonia high bezen, Vera M. Korun, Stanley B, members of St. Benedict’s church, MAin 7171 son will conclude his present se­ school recently honored Father Krasovec. Margaret M. Lustik,. were among the graduation class Awarded Saturday Evening, June 18th ries of lectures on psychology, Prompt, Courteeui Service Eckert by selecting him to give Gladys M. Mauser, Erqert G. at St. ’ Scholastica’s academy his subject being, “ Religion and the baccalaureate address, which Mehle, Frank M. Novak, James F. Tuesday, June 7. CLEAN NEW CABS Mental Health.’’ After the talk is was delivered to a large audience. Perse, Elsie E. Poder. Lawrence Margaret Mary O’Hanlon, over, discussion of the subject Vacation School Planned H. Roitz, Raymond B. Rupar. Em­ daughter of Mrs. Susie O’Hanlon matter of the lecture will be in­ Dominican Sisters will soon ar­ ma F. Sker.ianeo, Stanley F. Skull, of Canon City, formerly of Flor­ General Electric Boy’s or Girl’s Deluxe vited. The lecture, as usual, will rive in Paonia to begin instructing Edgar A. Susel.^leanof M. Vid- ence, won first place in the oral DOYLE’S i be given in St. Paul’s chapel, 1520 the children of Hotchkiss, Paonia, Logan street. mar, Rudolph ^ W. Vidmar, and religion contest held at St. • Refrigerator Bicycle PHARMACY Bowie, and Somerset at vacation Mary A. Zupencic. Scholastica’s academy Friday eve­ The Catholic reading room at school. The _ First Communion Mr. Drobnik and Miss Passa- ning, June 3. The award was a RETAIL VALUE $175.00 RETAIL VALUE $50.00 Tha Particular Orufriat the samS*“address will be open in class will be instructed especially laqua were married at St. Mary’s gold medal, given by Miss Clotilda 17TH AVE. AND GRANT the summer months only on Mon­ by the sisters. The first day of church Monday, June 6, and Mary Caldirola in honor of her mother. Awarded Friday Evening, June 17 Awarded Thursday eve., June 16 KE. SM7 FREE DELIVERY day, Wednesday, and Friday after­ vacation school is now scheduled Er.iavlc and Rudolnh Karlinger Miss Caldirola is a graduate of noons from 2 until 5. for June 14. will wed Saturday, June 11. St. Scholastica’a class of 1931.