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SAVES A THOUSAND, THEN MAKES MILLIONS IN YOUTH WORK The death of Arthur-W. Cutten, TO MARK 25TH DENVER CATHOLIC multi-millionaire speculator, in Chicago, Wednesday, serves to re­ call the career of a spectacular NOW BROTHER gambler. Cutten’s gambling -was YEAR AS PRIEST no! of the profane type that hands you shaded dice or makes you play Ed Gibson, Active for Years in Denver’s the game with marked cards. He Father Robert M. Kelley Has Splendid gambled in grain and amassed a REGISTER Business Affairs, Fufills Ambitions fortune that has been variously Record Both as Builder and reported at fabulous figures. After The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have In Louisiana Novitiate he conquered the grain market so As Educator Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, and Seven Smaller Services. completely that, at one time, he (By Charles J. McNeill) personally owned more wheat than A record of extraordinary achievements in the super- VOL. XXXI. No, DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1936. $2 PER YEAR any other man in the history o f “Life begins at 40,” they say, but at the Christian the world, he successfully invaded vision of education and the direction of large building pro­ Brothers’ novitiate in Lafayette, La., a man who for more Wall street. We are not recom­ grams has been mad^by the Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, than 20 years was an active figure in Denver business, a mending gambling, in any form, S.J., president of Regis college, who, Tuesday, June 30, will Friend of the Poor friend and confidant of growing boys and young men, and but we can, through Mr. Cutten’s mark his 25th year as a priest in the Society of Jesus. He career, point out that the formula Enrolled in a follower of all the great sports is beginning a new life for success is still tenacity of pur­ was ordained Juhe 30, 1911, by the Most Rev. John Jans at 46. Down.there in Louisiana, Ed Gibson, now Brother pose, a will to get ahead. se^, late Bishop of Belleville, 111., in St. Francis Xavier's Adrian Bernard, who devoted a quarter century of his Arthur W. Cutten went to Chi­ church connected with the university at St, Louis. Bishop cago when he was 18 years of age. life to serving young people in the world, is preparing to Janssen was officiating in place of the Most Rev. John J Summer Sckool spend the rest of his life in the service of youth as a mem­ He held his first job in a depart­ ment store for ten days before Glennon, Archbishop of St. Louis. ber of the Christian Brothers. Behind him, Ed Gibson has quitting to become a clerk in a The financial status of Regis college since Father Approximately 100 from eight left business position, all the pleasures, comforts, and grain office. It took him five years Kelley returned to the office of president Feb. 21, 1935, to save his first thousand dollars, states are enrolled for the Loretto luxuries that money can buy; friendships and associations has improved immensely. T h » Heights college summer school, but in the next five he had pyra­ that were dear to him for many bonded debt of the institution has which began Monday, June 22, and mided the thousand into a million. years. Before him, Ed Gibson has been refinanced, and the interest will be concluded in six weeks. placed the image of “ Jesus— sweet, An independent trader, he com­ has been reduced from five and pleted his most astute and daring Special features of the term will lovable, understanding, and need­ one-half per cent to three per cent Denver Servites be an institute in the teaching of ing today, more than ever before, Dean Lkiotti of deal in 1925 when he cornered the for the next seven years. An an­ arithmetic to be conducted July wheat market. When wheat was workers in His vineyard to win nual saving of over $6,000 on in­ 20, 21, and 22 by Joseph A. Ker- $1.32 a bushel, he could see a rise to Him those souls of youth.” In terest has thus been effected. Pay­ rins of the education department in price to $2, and, despite the following a religious vocation, this ment on the capital debt to the of the American Book company of jeers of his confreres, he bought, To Have Mass (or former Denver man is carrying Walsenburg Has amount of $22,500 was made pos­ Chicago, and prominent guest out the ambition of his youth and and bought, and bought. His pre­ sible through the bequest of John diction of $2 wheat came true, speakers, who will address the stu­ embracing the life that attracted O’Connell of Las Animas, Colo., on ^nd, when he sold at that price, dents each week. two other members of his immedi­ July 4, 1935, when Regis and St. he profited to the extent of some­ The college is offering more tfian ate family and one close relative. Thomas’ seminary were named Cardinal Lepicier 20 courses, which are being taught Ed Gibson was born in Balti­ where between ten and twenty Major Operation millions of dollars. joint beneficiaries. by 20 instructors. These courses more, Md., Aug. 6, 1889, the son The object lesson in Cutten’s Father Kelley's previous six-year include English, education, French, of James E. and Johanna Gibson. term at Regis, from 1920 to 1926, Local observance of the death (Turn to Page 8 — Colum n 6) (Turn to Page i — Colum n i ) The Very Rev. Dean J. B. Lici- career is not that the gentleman otti of Walsenburg underwent a was a successful market gambler. was marked by the erection of a of Cardinal Lepicier by the Servite wing on the administration build- major operation, performed by Dr. He is the exception there, rather Fathers, of^which order the Car­ J. R. Plank, at St.‘ Joseph’s hospital (Turn to Page Jt — Colum n 1) (Turn to Page U — Column i ) dinal was a member, will be con­ Wednesday morning. Father Lici- ducted in the Church of Our Lady MONSTRANCES, PROBABLY otti spent a period of rest and of Mt. Carmel at 9 o’clock Satur­ medical treatment at the hospital day morning.*' According to the previous to the operation, and his VIOLENT QUAKES instructions sent out by the head­ condition Thursday was reported quarters of the order in Rjime, all STOLEN, GIVEN TO PRIEST to be very favorable. He will churches in charge of the Servite probably spend a considerable ARE PREDICTED Fathers throughout the world are time in convalescence. to commemorate the death of Car­ Two monstrances, which were should be exposed. Father Bonet The Rev. John P. Walsh, pastor The seismograph at Regis col­ the world, but most of these are dinal Lepicier, which occurred in probably stolen from some church visited the home, telling the family of St. Patrick’s church, Crested- lege has indicated the fact that May, by chanting-the Office of the Butte, came to St. Joseph’s hos­ relatively slight readjustments. or chapel, have been turned over that the ostensoria were made for there has ' been an abnormally When disturbances occur in a long Dead, followed immediately by a to the Rev. John Bonet, C.R., pas­ pital in the week for treatment. small number of earthquakes for Mass of Requiem. only one purpose and should be The Rev. A. Hillbig, pastor of the series of slight tremors, there is tor of St. Cajetan’s church. Ninth used for no other. 'A few days several months, which points to the and Lawrence, Denver. It is hoped church* at Holly, will be transferred less danger than there is when a Officers of the Mass at Our Lady ago, the monstrances were brought possibility of violent earthquakes long period occurs in which of Mt. Carmel church Saturday ' William J. Lloyd, whole work in the St. Vincent de Paul lociety to find the place whence they were to St. Therese’s hospital, Waukee- in the near future, according to and in other charitable fields hat canted him to be recognized at one to him. The golden crosses that gan. 111., this week from St. An­ no quakes are recorded. Since will be the Rev. Julius Piccoli, 0. taken. A monstrance is the large ornamented the top of them had the Rev. Armand W. Forstall, S.J., there has been a long period of of America’s outstanding laymen. The drawing of Mr. Lloyd was thony’s hospital. His condition is S.M., pastor, celebrant; the Rev. ornate container for the Blessed been removed. It seehis that the head of the seismological station relative quiet, Father Forstall con­ Andrew S. Dimichino, S.J., of made by Frank Egan of The Register staff. Sacrament at Benediction, Forty considered serious. His sister, a Pentecostal sect does not approve member of the Society of the Divine at the college. siders it an indication that great Regis college, deacon, and the Rev. Hours’, etc. of having crosses around. ' Word, will take care of him at St. Normally, more than 100 quakes upheavals may soon be exper­ A. Bars!, O.S.M., pastor of As­ These two ostensoria, according It is believed that the mon­ Therese’s hospital. He entered the occur every 24 hours throughout ienced, owing to the excessive sumption church, Welby, sub­ to the story told Father Bonet, strances were taken from a church hospital here on March 18. strain that develops in the earth’s deacon. Father Barsi will also were'ploughed up in a field where crust when there is no chance for NUNS QET WORD OF or chapel outside Colorado. They The Rev. A. M. Bertram, S.J., preach the eulogy. A gproup of they had been buried, near Engle­ could not have been buried a long of Sacred Heart parish, who un­ slight readjustments. • wood. 'Tin cans and other rubbish C.C.D. Organizer the clergy of Denver has been in­ time, for they are in fairly good derwent Rome. the 'leper colony there. The two volunteers, were honored at a will visit in Denver next week, the for a long period, the stress in­ High Mass celebrated in the pro­ GRAND LAKE MASSES Rev. F. Gregory Smith, diocesan creases to such a point that a Alamosa.— An embargo on ap­ and our promise is good to that vincial house of the Sisters of day; sure.’ ’ director of the confraternity, has severe quake is almost inevitable. Mercy of the Union in Dallas, Pa. TO START SUNDAY ple stealing has been self-imposed announced. She will confer with There are three kinds of earth­ by the boys of the summer school. Five hundred and twenty-three The Very Rev. John P. M. Doyle, The summer Mass schedule at children were present for the first Father Smith on Study club work quakes, Father Forstall says— the LOCAL STAR'S COUSIN IS provincial of the T. 0. R. Francis­ Grand Lake starts this Sunday, “ Not because it is a mortal sin, and the vacation school movement. “ tectonic,” the type experienced in sister,” chirped in one leader, day of the religious summer school cans of the Sacred Heart province with Masses to be offered at 8 conducted again this year by the Father Smith visited a number Montana last fall, which is caused and 10 o’clock. The same order “ but because we want to do what in the United States, was the cele Benedictine Sisters for Sacred of vacation schools this week. He by strata readjustments; the vol­ brant of the Mass and was the will prevail every Sunday until you would want us to do.” “ But,” went to Holly, where the course Heart parish, here, and three days canic, caused bjr volcanoes, such as VINCENTIAN MISSIONARY preacher at the ceremonies. Labor day. he added, “ school is out July 26 has now been completed, and in­ those in Hawaii and Japan, and a later the number mounted to 600. spected schools in Bristol, Koen, third suggested by Commander The novices at the provincial These are divided into 12 classes Las Animas, Lamar, where two Heck of the United States geodetic (By Ruth V incent) theatergoers in her two weeks’ house presented a cantata in honor of 50 each, the 12 sisters present of the founder of the Mercy order schools are being conducted, and survey, namely, “ those whose After scoring brilliant successes appearance here. Miss Purcell, being thus distributed. as a tribute to the departing mis- La Junta. He plans to visit other most remarkable feature is that both on Broadway and in Holly­ one of the most prominent stars COADJUTOR NAMED Jim Holly, who was visiting in schools next week. they ever took place at all.” The of the stage and screen, is a cousin sioners. The Association of Cath­ Chama, came home especially to wood for approximately ten years, olic Activities, meeting at College The "Xinly other school besides causes for this type, which includes convent-bred Irene Purcell, lead­ of the Rev. Preston Murphy, a attend the opening class of the Holly that has now completed its some of the worst quakes in his­ Misericordia, congratulated the TO CORPUS CHRISTI religious school. Jim wiH leave ing lady at the Elitch’s gardens Vincentian missionary, who may the sisters, striking the same note course is the one conducted in St. tory, are unknown to scientists theater this season, has already leave for the Orient in the near next week for Fort Logan. as that touched by Father Doyle The task of training lay teachers Joseph’s parish. Golden. today. become a favorite with Denver future. Father Muirhy has often in the departure ceremonies, “ that Washington, D. C.— (Special 761, of whom 123,594 are Mexicans for the catechism classes during visited St. Thomas’ seminary in NCWC Wire)— The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Denver. here are doers of the word” and and 11,167 Americans. The latest the year following the close of the not mere hearers. M. S. Garriga, pastor of St. Ce­ Catholic Directory lists 103 priests, summer school has been delegated In her acting career, the lovely By the addition of these two cilia’s church, San Antonio, Tex., both secular and religious, and 54 to Sister Constance, an outstand­ W . J. LLOYD OUTSTANDING blond actress has had as her lead­ nuns, the gproup at Mahaica will has been appointed Titular Bishop churches with a resident priest and ing member of the Benedictine ing men some of the most noted number eight sisters in the leper of Siene and Coadjutor to the Most 104 missions. There are 4,506 chil­ order in this department. Sister actors of the United States and colony, all of them from the Rev. Emmanuel B. Ledvina, Bishop dren being educated «nder Catholic Constance is an alumna of St. England. They have included United States. Sister M. Mech­ of Corpus Christi, it was announced auspices. (Turn to Page i — Coly.mn 6) AS APOSTLE OF CHARITY Otis Skinner, George Arliss, Rob­ tilde is a former assistant mistress here Thursday. Siene, the Titular ert Montgomery, Franchot Tone, of novices at the Scranton novi­ see of the Bishop-elect, is the one Conrad Nagle, Lynn Overman, tiate, and Sister M. Elizabeth is a that was assigned to the Most Rev. j Father Grohman Priest 25 Years (By Frank Egan) tion and support _ of the Catholic found themselves with a treasury Lynn Harding, and many others. James Anthony Walsh, Maryknoll Charities of the city. former nurse in St. Joseph’s Mercy One dark night in the early 'that contained but $2. They soon Miss Purcell was born in Indi­ hospital, Clinton. A picture of the founder, who died recently. When William reached man­ discovered, however, that when sixties, a short, stocky man, carry­ ana, also the birthplace of Father two sisters appeared in the early- Monsignor Garriga was born in GENERAL COMMUNION hood, he often recalled the many the people of Denver learned of (Turn to Page S — Colum n J^) week Register. Point Isabel, Tex., in 1886. He at­ ing a heavy sack on his shoulders, charitable deeds of his father and their work they were only too glad tended St. Mary’s college in Kansas and a boy of ten, leading the way desired to follow his example. to assist in replenishing the so­ and St. Francis’ seminary, Mil­ through the snowy streets with a When he was working in Chicago ciety’s funds. waukee, being ordained to the MARKS PASTOR'S JUBILEE lantern, made their way to the around 1890, he started the St. When Dr. D. G. Monaghan r e -1 priesthood in San Antonio in 1911. poor section of Dubuque, la., bent Vincent de Paul work at Our Lady tired as president of the Particular I PETER'S PENCE OFFERING He was formerly on the faculty of on a mission of St. Vincent de Paul of Lourdes church, and, later, council in Denver, William Lloyd' St. John’s seminary in San Antonio The Rev. Louis J. Grohman, After the Mass, breakfast was work. T h e, man was Anthony when he came to Denver, he re­ took his place in 1919. The S t Vin­ and was an army chaplain, serv­ pastor of St. Rose of Lima’s served at the rectory at which Lloyd, an Irish miner and the fa­ tained his interest in the work. cent de Paul society is organized by ing overseas in the World war. church, celebrated the 25th anni­ the two priests and the celebrant’s ther of eight children. The boy The St. Vincent de Paul society parishes, and at that time only WILL BE MADE JULY 5 As Coadjutor Bishop in Corpus versary of his ordination to the mother, brother, William; sister, was his son, William J. Lloyd, who was in a hard way financially when three parish conferences existed Christi he will serve with the right priesthood, with High Mass in the Frances, and niece, Madeline, were this week celebrated his 83rd Mr. Lloyd came here, so he insti­ in Den,ver. At the present time, of succession to Bishop Ledvina, parish church, at 8:15 Wednesday present. At Father Grohman’s birthday in a long lifetime that gated the practice of begging at the number has grown to 22, with The annual Peter’s Pence offer­ See. It is a tangible expression of who is now in his 68th year. The morning, June 24. Because of the earnest request, no other celebra­ includes pioneer work in the St the doors for contributions to aid each conference accomplishing a ing, the collection for the Holy our loyalty and love for the Vicar present Bishop of Corpus Christi very limited accommodations of tion took place. The entire parish Vincent de Paul society in Den­ the cause. He and David O’Brien full measure of charitable works. Father, is to be taken up in the of Christ on earth. was ordained to the priesthood the church, only members of the received Holy Communion, the ver and a major part in the forma- and Joe Donnelly and a few others When Lloyd started working in Diocese of Denver on Sunday, July We ask the priests of the diocese March 18, 1893, was consecrated parish and children attending the only gift the pastor would ac­ Denver, the districts given assist­ 6, Bishop Urban , J. Vehr an­ and the various religious com­ Bishop June 14, 1921, and was vacation school were present. The cept, and presented him with the nounced in a letter to the priests Rt. Rev. Msgr. J. J. Donnelly, following spiritual bouquet: Four Fr. Laquerre 25 Years Priest ance by the St. Vincent de Paul munities to make an offering for made an Assistant at the Pontifical workers included Catholics from of the state this week. The Bishop this Holy Father’s collection. Each 'Throne May 36, 1931. lifelong friend of the celebrant, Masses read for special intention Globeville, Bamum, and other sur­ urges generosity, not only on the Catholic society should consider it The Diocese of Corpus Christi the only other priest present, of Father Grohman, one novena, rounding sections. He recalls the part of the people, but on that of (Turn to Page i — Column 6) has a Catholic population of 134,- preached the sermon. two miscellaneous prayers, 12 Lit­ Silver Jubilee to work done at the time of the the Catholic societies of the dio­ anies, 71 attendances at Mass, 347 Globeville flood. cese as well. His letter, which is Rosaries, ten visits to the Blessed to be read at all the Masses this St. Catherine's New Church Blessed Sacrament, 78 Holy Communions, Oscar Malo would send his car Be Marked Sunday Sunday, is as follows: five Ways of the Cross, 1,000 Our and chauffeur to assist in the de­ Father’s^ 1,000 Hail Mary’s, and livery of gifts to the poor. There June 25, 1936 June 28 will mark the 25th an­ ble, unassuming self-sacrifice and 1,000 ejaculations. was an especially great need for Reverend dear Father and beloved PARISH ASKED TO STRESS. In his sermon, Monsignor Don­ niversary of the ordination of the untiring zeal for God’s honor and charity in Barnum in Dr, Mona­ people: glory. nelly spoke in part as follows; Rev. J. A. Laquerre, pastor of St. ghan’s term of office. When Lloyd In accordance with the wish of The Holy Father, Pope Pius XI, “ Twenty-five years of service as Mary’s church. Las Animas. Fa­ began here, there were such men has just completed his 79th birth­ a priest o f God, according to the their pastor, the parishioners will ■ interested, in the work as John PRAYERS FOR PONTIFF ther Laquerre has spent 21 years make the jubilee primarily a spirit­ day and the Peter’s Pence offering order of Melchisedech! Twenty- Vail and Jim Clarke. In all, there of this year can be an expression five years devoted to the honor o f of his prie.sthood at La.s Animas, ual celebration. Both children and were seven or eight Catholic law­ in which time he has done parents will receive Holy Com­ of gratitude to Almighty Go

erw w v w w v w w yr'vwv ww vwwwwwwwwww' THE Wm. J. Lloyd Is YOUNG LADIES’ SODALITY OF Progress Made on Preferred Parish A. B. Hirschfeld Press ST. JOSEPH’S TO GIVE SOCIAL “Good Printers for Over S5 Years’’ Trading List- Charity Apostle (St. Joseph’* Parish) Mrs. A. Pollock, was pronounced AND MARCHING ON WITH TIME Dominican Fete The Young Indies’ sodality an­ a very enjoyable affair by the large I A dk < Phone TAbor 5204 1840-54 California St. nounces that the tickets for the so­ crowd in attendance. cial to be held on the evening of The special prize, a decorated MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (Continued Frpm Page One) July 14 are now on sale and may cake, donated by Mrs. Eggert, was Rapid progress in preparations The merchant* represented in this section are boosters. They are In 1926, Mr. Lloyd was active be procured from the members or won by Mrs. William Hupp. The for the big annual carnival for anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Ce> on the organization committee at the rectory. The society does amount realized will not be known the benefit of the Dominican Sis­ with Bishop J. Henry Tihen, operate with them. . * not boast of a large membership, until after a meeting of the com­ ters of the Sick Poor, to be held Mrs. M. J. O’Fallon, Msgr. but makes up for it in the enthu- mittee Tuesday evening. Mulroy, Father Campbell, and sijism and interest of the officers Mrs. J. J. Shevlin, who has been July 16, 17, and 18 on the Loyola others who worked out the plans and the members, under the active ill at her home, 531 Fox St., for parish grounds, was reported at a St. Francis de Sales* for the Catholic Charities’ organi­ leadership of their moderator. Fa­ the last few years, was anointed meeting of committee workers zation in Denver. ^As president of ther Zeller. They are confident by Father Zeller Monday. It is Monday night at the sisters’ con­ the Particular council of the St. that the social will net them the believed she is not in any imme­ Vincent de Paul society, Mr. Lloyd required $100 for the grand prize. diate danger. It is welcome news vent. Negotiations are under way CROOKED HEELS? provided the office expenses and at­ The beautiful Broadmoor garden to learn that Mrs. J. J. Gillin is re­ for the return of the Indian troupe Many people are particular about their clothes in other ways, but wear crooked heels or run*over heels. Are you one of these people? Look at your heels today* tended the National Conference walk will be the scene of the social covering at St Anthony’s hospi­ that was a popular drawing card at of Catholic Charities as the only Ladies’ Heel Lifts (finest in the city)...... 25c and the price will be $1 per tal. the carnival last year, and tenta­ representative from Denver for couple. , Mrs. Ida Schotte of Lincoln, several years. He personally en­ The Rev. P. G. O’Connor, C.SS. Nebr., is a visitor at the home of tive plans are being made to have PROGRESSIVE SHOE SHOP gaged in much of the welfare work R., returned Saturday from a six- her daughter, Mrs. Leo Pfeiffer, a ferris wheel and a merry-go- 288 SOUTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET that the Charities accomplished month mission tour of Eastern and family at 3060 So. Zuni St round on the g^rounds. The Rev. and still holds a position on the and Southern cities. The Rev. A. Mrs. Schotte is 81 years old and Mark W. Lappen, pastor of Holy executive board of the organiza­ Zeller, C.SS.R., assisted at Sacred in good health. Family church, was a featured Bus: Phone PE. 0344 speaker at the meeting. tion. Heart church last Sunday. Miss Betty Rust, a government Res. Phone PE. 4158 Granes l(B S tore The St. Vincent de Paul society The card party held Wednesday, employe at Washington, D. C., is Committee chairmen were an­ LICENSED 291 South Downing was established in America 91 June 24, under the leadership of enjoying a two-week furlough with nounced as follows: Entertain­ INSPECTION GARAGE years ago in St. Louis, Mo., under relatives at 605 Galapago S t ment, Joseph Gavin; dinner, Mrs. GROCERIES, CORN FED MEATS the leadership of James Mullam- Mrs. J. J. Byrne of Missoula, J. M. Harrington; electrical work, Frank Baldridge Complete Stock of Staple phy. The work of the St. Vincent Mont., is ejyiected to arrive in Francis Kaffer and Lawrence AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Groceries, Fresh Fish de Paul society that most interests Denver on July 6 to spend the Gillin; booths — candy, Dennis Courteey Service Free Delivery Mr. Lloyd is the many opportuni­ L ocm STim IS summsT months with her mother, Hallinan; games, Joseph Schmit- 1446 South Broadway ties offered the members to help Mrs. Nora Sexton, and family of tling, F. B. Kuestcr, Thomas An­ MOBILGAS MOBILOIL HOME PUBLIC in straightening out marriages, 14 Acoma St. Her husband will derson, and Dr. George J. Krakow; helping children to attend Cath­ come later, probably in Septem­ automobile, Thomas Nevin; coun­ WITTE’S GROCERY olic schools by purchasing glasses ber. try store, Ralph Hay; refresh­ DAD’S PLACE MARKET r for them, and offering them suffi­ Eight graduates of St. Jos­ ments and soft drinks. Jack , AND MARKET cient clothing and other neces­ eph’s high have made enviable Stortz; ham and bacon, Thomas 710 So, Broadway 701 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 0934 saries. The idea of collecting con­ (Continued From Page One) records at the Citrus Junior Col­ Tynan and L. E. Luke; faneywork, Complete stock of Groceries Specialized Greasing WWWWVWWVWVVVWJVVVVS tributions personally at the doors Murphy. She received her school­ lege of the Pacific, Azusa, Calif., Mrs. P. Reed; hope chest, Mrs. %wwwvvvwwvwvvvwyv\ of parish churches in the city, an ing at S t Mary’s Springs academy according to word brought back George J. Krakow; fishpond, Mrs. Corn Fed Meats— Fresh Fish Phone Pearl 9802 VJWWJWWJWWJVMWt idea that Mr. Lloyd started early at Fond du Lac, Wise., in the Arch­ this week by four of the students John Rice; prizes, Peter Jonke, and Free Delivery Freih Vegetable* v^ywvwvwwwwwwwvvvk in the history of the Denver so­ diocese of Milwaukee, an institu­ who came home for the vacation ice cream, E. J. Lowery. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ciety, has assisted greatly in solv­ period. They are Vincent O’Con­ Among those who reported on PRETTY DRESSES ing the financial problems of the tion conducted by the Sisters of St. Agnes. Miss Purcell’s parents, Mr. nor and Leo Bahl of last year’s work of the various committees DR. LEWIS E. Sizes 1 to 14— 59c to $1.98 The firms listed here de­ organization. and Mrs. James Purcell, still reside class, Ace Hamilton of ’29, and Ed were Dennis Hallinan, Mrs. Milan, Sun auite and slacks. Boys’ auits, 1 to 6. BROWN Baby necessities and shower gifts. serve to be remembered At the age of 12, Mr. Lloyd in Fond du Lac. Wolter of the class of ’33. The Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Rice, Thomas other four are William Trevethick, (Gift wrapping free) TELEPHONE MA. 3518 when you are distributing started in telegraphy work and high Nevin, Joseph Gavin, and Mr. Rice. After completing her high Bernard Garrett, George Kelly, Dentist Fox Gift & Baby Shop —FREE DELIVERY— since that time has been on the school course at the academy, the your patronage in the dif­ payroll of the Western- Union who was awarded a scholarship to 73 Broadway PE. 1767 actress went to Chicago, where she Stanford university, and Bob 600 E. ALAMEDA ferent lines of business. Telegraph Co. for 70 years. ■ He received her dramatic training at Ford, who will enter either Loyola Red Front ^Shoe Shop SPRUCE 8901 At alwayt for the patt 10 year* was born in Buffalo, N. J., June the well-known Anna Morgan's [Guernsey Farm Dairy^ —Denver’s Dependable Fish 21, 1853, and was baptized by or Santa Clara university next Now at \WWVWXJWJWJWMWV. school. From there, she went to year on a scholarship. Ford was ' 1255 So. Pearl PEarl 9190 ] and Poultry Market. Be sure Bishop John Timon, C.M., D.D., in New York. 933 ISTH ST. MA. 3032 ' COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY * and use our Free Parking at the \\WJWJVWmWJVWJWJW, St. Joseph’s Cathedral. The late elected the most valuable all- Between Chunpa and Curtis Lincoln Creamery ► PRODUCTS i Home Public Market. IWJWMWMWMWVW, Father William Lloyd, a cousin of Her first starring part was.in around athlete of the conference David Belasco’s last play. Dancing ► Ice Cream— The Kind That Calls for f Mr. Lloyd, after whom he was for the season just closed. In their Quality Half Soles..50^ 519 East Exposition SP. 3233 K More . Partners. Since then, she has four years at St. Joseph’s the eight ’ PACKAGE QT. 25c PINT .ISc e. N named, was president of St. Ed­ 1745 So. Broadway SP. 9732 mund’s college in England and taken the lead in numerous suc­ youths did a lion’s share in putting ^ Old Fashion Buttermilk Our Own ^ fcUT FLOWERS — POTTED PLANTS \ cesses on the stage and in motion their alma mater on a pinnacle in 25 different flavors of Ice Cream y Make i was known as the best Greek Pint, Quart, and Bulk Milk, Cream scholar in England. pictures. Her most recent Broad­ the realm of scholastic sports. j FUNERAL DESIGNS I way appearance was made in the Miss Cecilia Kuhn, a graduate Daily Delivery PARKER & ROUGH In spite of the responsibility popular Accent on Youth.' On the Hollace Jones of S t Joseph’s high, had the mis­ Poultry Market I BREEN-CORFMAN and great amount of work entailed screen, she had leading roles in fortune to be struck by a motorist United Motors Service in his job as district manager in The Man in Possession, Just a last Sunday when she was return­ Standard Oil Products 935 South Broadway SP. 6917 j 1456 California M A. 1026 Denver for the Western Union Gigolo, Western Passage, Crooked ing home from a visit. After re­ Telegraph Co., Mr. Lloyd always Circle, and Bachelor’s Affairs, ceiving treatment at a hospital, lOTH & ACOMA LOGAN GARAGE Free Delivery found time for the work of the de Miss Purcell attends St. Pat­ she was released in the care of her DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Fresh Dressed Poultry and Paul society. At the present time, rick’s Cathedral in New York city. own physician. She will be in­ Atlas Tires— Batteries SHELL Gas— Kendall Oil the society has 140 active mem­ Country Eggs— Quality Only WINES IMPORTED— DOMESTIC LIQUORS She is a member of the Catholic capacitated for at least three Wrecker Service bers in Denver. Actors’ guild, an organization that weeks. Caster*—That Ar* Bnilt t* D*- 275 S. Logan SP. 9908 In addition to his work with the not only brings together Catholics Uver Real Service for Your “QUALITY” Paul Nadorff Liquor Store Catholic Charities and the St. Vin­ engaged in the dramatic profes­ SycciSc Raeuirements. cent de Paul society, Mr. Lloyd HOSPITAL—HOME Efficient Shoe Repair Service HOME PUBLIC MARKET sion, but also assists in finding em­ has made several substantial con­ INSTITUTIONS "Gives You a Better Standing’’ (On Fruit Aisle) ployment for members and allevi­ Armstrong Parsons Bakery KEyitone 4769 BEERS tributions to the Catholic Library ating suffering. The group at pres­ Mass Hill RecaD The Holland Shoe association and other deserving ent has at its disposal two hospital Caster Co. 126 BROADWAY organizations, both Catholic and beds, representing an investment Formerly Industrial Repair Shop Caster and Truck Co. •a n DY” TOESET, Prop. ' non-Catholic. No worthy move­ of $14,000. Service While You, Wait SPruce 0975 ment that sought his assistance KE. 4951 While in Denver, Miss Purcell 825 14TH ST., DENVER 1891 So. Pearl St. has ever lacked his support attends Holy Family church. She Death of Sister NELSON’S was seriously ill almost all of last BOARD TO CONVENE year, and finds Denver’s climate A Requiem High Mass will be SOUTH PEARL , RED & WHITE The board of managers of St. very beneficial to her health. She chanted at the Cathedral Tues­ Rita’s court, C. D. of A,, will meet spends much of her leisure time day, June 30, at 8 o’clock for the HARDWARE FANCY GROCERIES Cooperation Saturday, July 11, at 3:30 p. m. playing tennis, bicycling, and QUALITY MEATS repose of the soul of Sister M. ED SREULSTRA, Mgr. at 1772 Grant. swimming. She will return to Amadea Day, former teacher at FREE DELIVERY PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC. Broadway in the fall. She intends Cathedral high school.. Friends Ph. PE. 6322 1236 So. Broadway to stay on the stage, making an and former pupils of Sister Ama'dea Fishing and Hunting License occasional motion picture. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME will recall the high tribute paid 1579 So. Pearl SP. 9828 Better Sheet Metal Work and Longer Father Murphy, Miss Purcell’s the deceased nun on the occasion Service With i«!IH ELATERITE artistic cousin, was graduated from De of her funeral a year ago by Bishop SO. D EN VER SHEET SHINGLES Paul university, Chicago, in 1926. Vehr and Monsignor McMenamin. He entered the Congregation of Sister Amadea (Josephine Day) Happy Hour Cafe M ETAL AND the Mission in 1926, and made his ^HONE died at St. Joseph’s hospital a Like to Ride 1519 SOUTH PEARL FURNACE WORKS ecclesiastical studies at S t Mary’s year ago. She was the daughter Offering Veterans anii ALL 5267 seminary, Perryville, Mo., from For Those Who Care Tin, Copper, Galvanized Work, Cutters, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas . Furnaces, Skylights, Cornices Men Who Want New Clothes 1926 to 1932. He was ordained in W. Day. After being educated at Schlitz Beer and Carbone Wine 1413 S. B’WAY PE. 1827 MfCRlNATION 1932 at the Church of the As­ G. BADER. Mgr. MORE for Your Money at Sacred Heart school, she entered A Bicycle? You Are Always Welcome Here sumption in Perryville by Bishop the Sisters of Charity at Mt. St. MAN HEADQUARTERS! . l^ 7 £ A M CLAT.EAlTe ROOFINC C a EQUITABU aOltOlNG Lillis of Kansas City. From 1932 WE DO SELL FOR LESS Joseph, 0., some 30 years ago. • Sanitation - Courtesy - Quality to 1934, he was a professor at De 'The greater part of her life as a If you do— and want to en­ Paul university. Since then, he nun was spent at teaching in vari­ STRONG’S has been engaged in preaching ous schools in the state. joy it thoroughly— let the BILLIE OHLER’S RED A n d w h i t e Canton Cate missions in Texas'and in Missouri, Three brothers and one sister American show you a new MODEL MARKET Hart Schaffner and at present is one of a band of in Sister Amadea’s immediate 939 E. CEDAR Same Location 23 Years « Vincentians engaged in street mis­ Full Line of Meats and Fish 1635 H CURTIS ST. family survive as follows: Andrfw line of quality “ Bikes.” Fresh Fish, Quality Corn-Fed sion preaching in the Diocese of Day, business office manager of Meat* and Groceries Fresh and Smoked Chinese American Dishes S t Joseph in Missouri. the Register; Edward C. Day, PHONE PE. 8558 FREE DELIVERY PE. 4837 1487 SO. PEARL ST. GOOD FOOD & SERVICE ALWAYS Father Murphy for some time managing editor of the Denver Bicycles that will take you & Marx SUITS W. K. WING, Prop. Ph. MA. 9886 has wanted to do missionary work Post; the Rev. George Day, S.J., in a foreign country, and may have Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Arthur anywhere you want to go his wish granted in the near future GrOsheider of Denver. St. Louis' $35 & $40 Values ----- COFFEE by bein^ sent to the Orient. The — and bring you back Vincentian order has charge of without any of the difficul­ Our Superior vicariates in China, and 18 of the Heads Sorority , Lov-ell Creamery ENGLEWOOD Blend, lb...... congregation’s several hundred ties encountered due to 2709 SOUTH BROADWAY SHOE SHOP •50 25c missionaries laboring there are PURE WHOLE MILK Repairing That Insures Health, Economy, 2 lb*., 48c Americans. The Most Rev. Paul mechanical imperfections. Raw or Pasteurized Comfort B. Misner, C.M., formerly on the 23^ Gallon 7^ Quart Try It, 22c, 2 lbs.... 43c faculty of St. ’Thomas’ seminary, E. HAMLYN & SONS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM San-Bro, 17c, 3 lbs. SOc is Vicar Apostolic of the Vicariate 20 DIFFERENT FLAVORS PRICES REASONABLE of Yukiang, Kiangsi, China, where Englewood’s Finest t 3444 S. Broadway. Phone ENG. 271 Big Value, lb...... 15c the Western province of the Vin­ centian Fathers in the United States is represented. Only COTTRELL’S in Denver offer the SANDERSON’S Holy Ghost world-famous HART SCHAFFNER 1514 Arapahoe TA. 2391 & MARX Clothes at a price like this! Like to 0 ^ Most Complete Line of Foreign and Latest sport backs and plain backs— Frank J, Conway Domestic Wines and Liquors all sizes! SOLES 310 First National Bank A Bicycle? 17th Street Liquor Store MEN’S, WOMEN’S DEAFNESS IS MISERY Bldg., Denver AND CHILDREN’S 924 Seventeenth St. (E, t C. Bldg.)' Many people with defective KE. 3106— Res. PE. 1585 HALF SOLES hearing and Head NoUes FREE DELIVERY MEN’S RUBBER HEELS...... ZOc enjoy Conversation. Movies. Writing Unexcelled, Insur­ You can— ^the American LADIES’ HEEL TAPS...... „.10e BEVERLY SUITS Church, and Radio because PHONE KE. 9819 DENVER, COLO. they use Leonard In- ance and Annuity Contracts Furniture Co. makes it Denver Shoe Repair Shop visible Ear Drums, 428 15th ST. which resemble Tiny FOR MEN, w o m e n , AND easy to own and enjoy a Worth $25 & $30 Megaphones 5ttiog in CHILDREN IN the Ear entirely out of sight. No wires, batteries, or head piece. bicycle immediately— by 2001 CONOCO PHONE They are inexpensive. Write for booklet The Northwestern Lawrence MAIN 9631 and sworn statement of the inventor, simply taking advantage iDENHAM GRILL who was himself deaf. Mutual Life Ins. Co. A. 0. LEONARD, Inc., of our easy payment plan. T 619 18th STREET Suite 198, 70 Sth Ave., New York. J. J. McDermott and On the Alley Come in and look them Buffet Lunch Greentburg, G. E. Williamson Chicken and Steak Dinners SETON HILL COLLEGE PannsylvanM over. SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION DEPENDABLE SERVICE Beer - Wine - Mixed Drink* Accredited by Women from 11 Foreign CouBtrie# CONOCO PRODUCTS STRICTLY UNION For a man who wants a good Suit of Clothes at a AttocUtion of Amarican Universities and 37 AniaricaB States low price-^HERE’S THE BUY! Light summer pat­ GREEN. MILL terns and year ’round tones. All sizes— longs, shorts, PASTRY SHOP stouts, regulars. ■ Mr*. Mary E. Kiley of 831 South _ WE Pearl, Denver, who ha* been Corner 20th Ave. and Lincoln St. Charge Purchases Billed Aug. 1st elected national president of Delta All Are MOVE j (Across from School of Commerce) Theta Tau. Mrs. Kiley, wife of j Featuring our famous special quart Ice Frame Houses, Garage* I Cream and Special Baked Cake, both Harold A. Kiley, had previously ‘ for (Saturday and Sunday) been national editor of the organ­ Moderately Priced SmtvIc.—KEy.tao. 8228 ization.— Cut courtesy The Denver Mu* a W«r«hmiM| IBSt 20th tt. Open evenings until 10:30 p. m. and COTTRELL'S Post. Sundays MURPHY-MAHONEY MOTOR CO. NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY 621 SIXTEENTH STREET Estat* of Segundo C. Diaz, Dectaaed. American . No. S72C0 2986 NO. SPEER Alt persona having elaima againat aaid PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Eatate are hereby notified to preient them for adjuatment to the County Court of Furniture Co. Used Cars GA. 1457 Service the City and County of Denver, Colorado, on the 21at day of July, 1936. Rita Diaz, THEY ARE RELIABLE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Adminiatratrix. Alioua Rockett, Attorney. PAGE THREE, Thursday, June 25, 1936 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 FAMILY PICNIC TO BE MADE ^ PreSerred Parish SLPatricks Holds Catholic Scouts Preferred Parish ANNUAL EVENT IN PARISH Trading List*- Trading List*^ Successful Fete (Sacr«d Heart-Loyola Parish) opened at 2:30 with the “ Olympic Are Given Awards games,” in which all could take The Holy Name sotnety and the lart Splendid prizes, secured by MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: (St. Patrick’s Parish) Ladies’ sodality of Sacred Heart Firs. Thomas Lee and Mrs. Lee (St. Louis’ Parish) MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER: The merchant* represented in this section are boosters. They are A highly successful four-day church united in holding a family Richardson, were awarded the winners. 'The men’s grand prize St. Louis’ Boy Scout troop. No. The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are anxious to work with you and are deserring of your patronage. Co­ bazaar was brought to an end picnic Sunday. The affair took 136, will commence a course in Sunday evening with the awarding was won by Thomas Lee, women’s anxious to work with jo o and are deserving of your patronage. Co­ operate with them. place on the Regis college grounds, handicraft work next week under Of $200 in prizes, together with grand prize, Mrs. J. Heueisen; operate with them. the direction of Charles S. Anger numerous other gifts. Colored and so successful was it that it boys’ prize, James Dolan; girls’ of scout headquarters. The mem­ pennants strung high over the has been definitely decided to make prize, Joan Kilker. The fat bers of the troop, along with 120 St. Dominic's lighted grounds, around which the picnic an annual affair. The men’s race was won by Lawrence C ath ed ral were placed decorated booths, lent picnic was for members of the Petrone, young men’s three-legged Denver scouts, spent a very profit­ Holy Name organization and the race, Ed Floyd and John Marshall; able week,, ending Saturday, at an air of festivity to this event, Camp de Ricqules. The Englewood which attracted capacity crowds sodality and their families. From young ladles’ 50-yard race, Wini­ boys made 384 points in the course DODGE - PLYMOUTH each evening. The outstanding tbe time the affair was planned fred Gibbons; young ladies’ three- feature was the well-attended card until the close of the festivities legged race, W. Baca and Ruth of the week and brought home Skelly Master Station See me before you buy the next new car party held Friday afternoon in on Sunday night, a fine spirit of Esquibel; young ladies’ relay, Jes­ many prizes: Among the awards the shady grounds of the rectory. co-operation and good-will was ap- sie Pavelka’s team. given St. Louis’ troop were a C. J. (CHET) STEBENNE, Mgr. grade A to each boy in the troop SV. GRIFFITH MOTORS dc Zuni St. The Rev. A. Sommaruga, R. A, arent. Theodore Kemme and At 5 p. m., immediately after 13th AVE. AND LINCOLN Mauro, and M. McAndrews merit Eee Richardson gave a helping for good camping, a grade A for the "Olympics,” the crowd gath­ the largest attendance, and first commendation for the splendid hand to those who were without a ered at the grotto to recite an act Shelly Aromax, Tagolene Oils, Moto Sway Lub. management of all details. conveyance of their own by trans­ prize to Billy Smyth for leather of consecration. It was a beauti­ handicraft. TELEPHONE GALLUP 3438 A complete list of prize winners porting them.to the picnic grounds ful sight to see parents and chil­ Dr. Harry A. Miller in large trucks. The celebration St. Louis’ troop meets every U. S. Royal Tires and Tubes Dr. C. M. Hughes follows: Attendance prizes— Thurs­ dren kneeling in devotion before DENTIST day, table lamp, Mrs. A. Canzone; the shrine. After these devotions, Thursday evening in the summer Cars Called for and Delivered— Scooter Service Extractions and DENTIST Friday, table lamp, C. Ei. Greer; the crowd enjoyed supper on the months. Boys in the parish who Plate Work Only Offics Hours 9 to 12— 1 to 5 Saturday, ton of coal, William Du­ island at the college lake. Each are interested are invited to attend MAIN 4885 bois; Friday car'd party—Mrs. L. family had prepared a basket the meetings. Sundays and Evenings by Appointment Petraglia, table lamp; Mrs. J. Hostesses for the Altar society 308 Central Saxings Bank Bldg. 32ND AND LOWELL BLVD. lunch, and little groups were scat­ JUST OPENED Zimmer, .potted plant; Mrs. J. P. tered here and there partaking of card party on Thursday were Mrs. Nevans, Mrs. M. Finnerty, and their evening meal. Those in M. Pitt and Mrs. Joe Young. On “ THE CHEERIO INN” Ph. GA. 2656 Immediate Free Delivery Miss Mary Cerolini, cut flowers; charge of the picnic are especially Thursday, July 2, hostesses will 1430 GILPIN » whisper off Colfax YO. 7773-J cakes made and donated by Mrs. FIL OP [([UTS grateful to the Very Rev. Robert be Mrs. John Bettinger and Mrs. DELICIOUS HOME-COOKED FOODS OLSON’S STANLEY’S R. A. Mauro— Thursday,- Marjorie Kelley, S.J., president of Regis, for George Bettinger. This party will Lunches— 11 A. M.-2 P. M.p 25c, 35c COMPLETE FOOD STORES Malpiede, and Saturday, James his permission to make use of be held on the lawn of the John Evening Dinners— 5 P. M. to 8 P. M.» 35c, 40c, 50c Sunday Dinners—12 Noon to 8 P. M., 50c, 7Sc 2750 W. 29tb Av*. GA. 0605 LIQUOR STORE Carolli; cash prizes— $100, John (Holy Family Parish) the college grounds, and to Fa­ Bettinger home on South Ogden 3030 E. 6th Ave. YO. 4256 Finest of Imported and Domestic Summers; $50, Anthony Guarasi; ther McMahon, S.J., superintend­ street. All are invited to attend. 2895 Fairfax FR. 3891 Holy Family parish will hold its LIQUORS, WINE, AND BEER $25, Irene Shea; $25, P.' H. Kar- ent of the grounds, for his co­ Mrs. J. Jackson and Mrs. Joe 5019 E. Colfax FR. 3457 first annual picnic at Vasa park COR. W. 25lh AND ELLIOT ST. pen; Gladstone bag donated by operation and help in making Young attended the deanery meet- CATHEDRAL 3015 W. 44th Ava. CA. 6869 Sunday, June 28. Elaborate prep­ (A Few Doors East of Granada Theatre) Mrs. A. Vaccaro— Harold P. Long; ready for the event. The picnic I ing in Pueblo this week. Mrs. Jack- HARPEL’S arations have been made to make handmade quilt donated by Mrs. will long be remembered by all son is legislation chairman for the DRUG CO. this an attractive affair. In the For Fine Foods A. Canzone and Mjss M. Regan, those who attended, and it seems deanery. CUT RATE DRUG STORE Neighborhood Bakery morning, various sports will be NO. SPEER RADIO Mrs. F. Peterson; handmade quilt certain that other family gather­ The young folks in the P.-T.A. COLFAX & LOGAN KE. 8333 held in which every man, woman, Colfax at Logan and Creamery donated by Mrs. V. Spring, Mrs. ings and socials of the same order summer school project are work­ Formerly rempls Drug *Free Parking at Green Fargo & ELEC. CO. M. J. Cullen; silk bedspread spon­ and child may participate. At ing hard at the present time to will be held in the future. VICTOR 0 PETERSON, Prop. 2935 WEST 25th AVE. Authorized Agent for RCA Tube. sored by Mrs. John Daly, Mrs. noon, and again in the evening, a present a program for the P.-T.A. Station, Colfax and Grant chicken dinner . will be served. In the vacation months, the Sa­ PHONE TABOR 0808 J. O. McCAiN, Prop. Motorola Auto Radio Rosa Dalsant; $15 merchandise cred Heart devotion.s are held as It is planned to demonstrate some order on sporting goods firm, Carl Early in the afternoon a .softball of the work of those attending the Open* Evenings and Sundays usual each Friday evening, both JAMES A. ARNOLD R. S. ADELL Expert Repair Work by Experts Casterline; mattress donated by game will be played. Socials will school. Work includes sewing and The Colony Grill Bakery Goods Baked Fresh Daily be held from 3 to 5 and from 7 to at Sacred Heart church and at 3198 N. Speer Blvd. GA. 2544 Mrs. Thomas Shannon, Ed Fish- Loyola church. The Little Flower darning, dramatics, public speak­ Colfax-Pearl Owl Garage and Service back; candlewick spread donated 11. No extra charge will be made. ing, drawing, and first aid. Station Lady Helene Admission will be 36 cents, and devotions take place at Loyola by Miss Cora Smith and A. Peter­ The junior Holy Name team won Good Food everyone purchasing a ticket is church on Monday evenings. STORAGE - WASHING • (LEASING BEAUTY SALON PAT’S son, Regina Billings; electric iron its first game in the Englewood General Repairing donated by Mrs. Christine Bow- eligible to share in the awarding Meetings of all parish organiza­ Junior league by defeating the Mixed Drinks 44th Are. at Lowell Blyd. WEST 28th AND BRYANT of the many prizes. While this is tions have been discontinued in 1685 Pennsylvania St. (Corner 17th) land, Marie Dalsant; child’s dresser Englewood Drug Co. team, 8 to 7. Beer PHONE TABOR 6079 GA. 2335 BEER AND WINE donated by William Dubois, Marie a parish picyc, all friends of Holy the summer months, but each so­ Family parish are invited to join ciety will observe its regular GUARANTEED PERMANENT HOT LUNCHES AND Salito; Mickey Mouse, Mrs. A. Di- Tom Flaherty, Mgr. WAVES— $1.75 - $2.59 - $3.50 in the festivities. Vasa park is Communion Sunday. GET YOUR DECORATIONS FOR SANDWICHES Paolo. Shampoo Finger Wave— 35c The executive board and com­ on the Arvada paved road and may ALL OCCASIONS FROM CORONA Expert Hair Cutting Courteous Service mittee chairmen join Father Som­ be reached either by automobile or PHILLIPS 66 maruga in expressing their grati­ by the Denver tramway, whose DELICATESSEN suburban line passes by the park. 71'Women Attend PARADISE FLAG & GAS The firms listed here de­ C. J. Ryan Service Sta. tude for the splendid co-operation 1009 EAST COLFAX and support of all friends and Joan Marie, daughter of Mr. Under New Management Specialized Greasing serve to be remembered THAT GOOD GULF GAS parishioners. and Mrs. Gerard Spero; James DECORATING CO. AGNES M. BYFORD. Prop. Called for and Delivered William, son of Mr. and Mrs. How­ Loretto Retreat LEE TIRES PENNZOIL Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller departed 1648 LAWRENCE KE. 0324 Picnic Supplies - Cold Meats when you are distributing last week for California, where ard Westover, and Donald Joseph, Colfax and Emerson KE. 9712 Any Car Greased— 50c Milk, Butter, and Eggs your patronage in the dif­ they plan to spend the summer son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess A. Combs, Seventy-one women from Den­ ferent lines of business. Zuni a No. Speer. We Fix Fiats with their two daughters. John were baptized June 7 by Father ver, Longmont, Pueblo, Ft. Col- and Kate Dalsant are visiting Happen. Betty Mae, daughter of Uns, Greeley, and a number of MILK Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruner, was friends and relatives in their for­ towns in Wyoming were present at That it pure* rich CHAS.H. ADAMS HILLS mer home, Silverton. Mr. and Mrs. baptized by Father Kelly. John the retreat conducted by the Rev. and from our BICYCLES & NOVELTY WORKS P. E Hanssen have returned from Leonard, son of Mr. and Mrs. John own government- Joseph F. Higgins, pastor of St. inspected cows. Bicycle Sundries, Baby Cab Tires a two-week visit in Oklahoma City, Sedlmayer, was baptized June 21 Patrick’s church, Pueblo, at Lo­ GROCETERIA St. 's Leaders and Hooks Okla. Mrs. T. C. McElroy spent by Father Eckhoff. retto Heights college June 12 to CALL WE ALSO MAKE KEYS FRESH PRODUCTS Ed McGinty Phil Gartlsnd last week at Idledale. William Bernard Hoar and Irene 14 for the Laywomen’s Retreat as­ Mother Benita left last week Bartle were married in Holy Fam­ sociation. Commun­ 632 E. 17th Ave. Denver, Colo. 1329 E. 18th AVE. Check for St. Louis, where she will go on ily church June 16 before Father Three conferences were held each ICE Chart retreat. Sister Mary Winifred, ity Dairy Lappen. John T. Kimball^ and day following Mass in the college Harry’* Service Station Greasing who was visiting her father, E. J. Evelyn Henry were married*June T. M. SKELLY SERVICE Howard, has been appointed to chapel. Stations of the Cross were MOGENSEN DIAMOND INN 18 before the Rev. J. J. Meyers conducted, and there were Rosary Shell Gasoline We Call teach summer vacation school at of Steamboat Springs. LAKEWOOD STATION FOR YOUR DRINKS Delta. ■ and Benediction everv evening. 0 3 8 9 -J -2 TIRE & BATTERY SERVICE for and The unsightly wooden entrance The Very Rev. W. M. Higgins, EAST COLFAX AND PEARL AND DINNERS This Sunday will be Holy Com­ W. 38th ahd Clay GA. 4144 Deliver Free to Holy Family hall is fast dis­ pastor of St. Philomena’s church C. F. LEE S. STEBENNE Come in and meet Dad. E. & P. SERVICE STATION munion day for all the children of appearing and is to be replaced the parish. and a brother of the retreat- 1308 Pearl St. MA. 9459 W. 38th and Julian GA. 2023 by a brick structure that will im­ master; the Rev. E. T. Sandoval, Motor Sway Lubrication BOULEVARD prove the appearance of the build­ S.J., of Regis college; the Rev. Holy Family We Ceil and Deliver MAin 9427 ing. The parish is indebted to Ar­ Elmer Nichols, O.F.M., of St. BEAUTY SALON JAMES VARONE K. of C. Social thur Cooke, who is donating his Elizabeth’s church, and a Redemp- The City Lace Cleaners Beautiful - New - Different services and time; to Frank Kue- torist from St. Joseph’s church as­ YORKOL LIQUORS L. J. KINGSBURY, Prop. ster, who is responsible for much 3840 FEDERAL BLVD. GA. 4055 Quality Market sisted Father J. Higgins in hear­ BURGRAF A Complete Line of of the material, and to Anthony 218 £. 7th Ave. Permanent W ave. - Hair Stylin* Next Wednesday ing Confession.s. Fine Wines and l.iquors at Expert Gentleman Barber Groceries and Meats Epping, who will do the carpenter Officers installed by the associa­ PHARMACY Downtown Prices Lace Curtains,'Fancy Table Linen* CHILDREN’S HAIR CUTS* 25c work. Owing to these voluntary tion at the close of the retreat were Free Delivery Wool Blankets, Etc. LADIES’, 35c FREE DELIVERY 4939'W. 38th Cor. Yates The first project sponsored by contributions of labor and ma­ Mrs. S. P. Keating, president; Miss 2230 E. Colfax Ph. FR. 3929 PHONE GALLUP 0621 Guaranteed Satisfaction PAUL’S BARBER 3018 W. 38th GA. 2202 the new officers of the Denver terial, there will be practically no Barbara Bach, secretary, and Miss For Quality and Service, Call TA. 7907 and Knights of Columbus will take expense to the parish. Eleanor Englehart, treasurer. BEAUTY SHOPPE Oberhauser Phar. Shampoo and Finger place next Wednesday night, July The firms listed here de­ St. Joseph’s Market Wave 3Bc on Mon­ “ Obie’s Drug Store” 1, when a social will be given at day and Tuesday serve to be remembered and Grocery Special— Permanent 13 Years at the Broadmoor Country club under Junior C. D. of A. St. John's Waves. n.9l> » 1673 HUMBOLDT ST. 3000 W. 44th A v e .___ 2349 W. 44th Ave.— At Zuni the direction of Joseph Keating, when you are distributing at Federal Blvd. council lecturer. Tickets, at $1.10 KEystone 8662 We Deliver Phone GA. 1305 \ GAIIup 1157 Picnic Is Held DENVER JOHNSON your patronage in the dif­ per couple, may be procured at J. D. KROBOTH. Prop. We Appreciate Your Business HEATING CO. ferent lines of business. We specialize in Corn-fed Meate, Freoll' the K. of C. club. Knights and MARKET CO. Fish, and Fancy Groceries The annual picnic of the Junior CLYDE M. JOHNSON, Proprietor their friends who plan to attend Catholic Daughters of America, I.G.A. Stores Snappy Pharmacy TIN WORK, SKYLIGHTS, The firms listed here de­ are requested to get their tickets held last Saturday afternoon at 2422 E. 6th Ave. FR. 5355 Complete Line of Drugs Washington park, was a great suc­ GUTTER AND JOB WORK serve to be remembered before they go to the Broadmoor, Salected coro-fed meaU. Fancy and Warm Air Furnaces and Sundries cess. Two visitors from Lincoln, ataple grocerias, fruits and vegetables Annunciation Kodaks, Films, and Developing when you are distributing as the K. of C. will not receive Fresh fish and oysters 3525 9o. Broadway Ph. Eng. 446 credit for admissions paid at the Nebr., were-present at the picnic. — WE DELIVER — your patronage in the dif­ door. Miss Mary Joyce, junior counselor, REGISTERED PHARMACIST and Miss Mary Jane Manion. Al­ Loretto O’Donnell* Country Club Barber and WHEN IN NEED OF 3494 W. 38TH GA. 1122 ferent lines of business. though registration for camp was DE SELLEM the main event of the .afternoon, Beauty Salon Beauty Parlor FUEL AND FEED CO. The Shop of Scientific Scalp Treating! St. Mary the girls enjoyed playing many j y " \ HAIR STYLIST PUBLIC CHARLES A. OeSELLEM St» Philomena's games, and prizes were awarded Permanent Waving— Machine or We Ship by Rail ■r Scientific Facial and Scalp Machineless to the following winners: Rose ADDRESS PHONE TA. 3205 Magdalene's • ! Treatment LADIES’ HAIR SHAPING Marie Ruscio, Julia Calvaresi, EQUIPMENT THINK OF 35TH AND WALNUT Jeanne Polombo, Lucille Leonard, 2314 E. 6th EQUIPPED FOR EVERY NEED RES. PHONE MA. 8S44 LANDE’S Marie McCarthy, Dot Jo Baker, / 1 FR. 3515 1119 E. 4th Ave. PE. 0369 A. & A. RADIO & Betty Maxine Bader, Margie Gart^ APPLIANCE CO. 3130 EAST COLFAX i^ ^ Prices Every Dmf OKiver’s Feed Store land, Helen Dillinger, and June 2818 E. 6th AVE. THE COLUMBINE 1626 E. 34th Ave. MA. 1469 Delicious Food* Properly Served Poultry Specialties Rose Klumber. The games were planned by Mrs. Edward Bohn, PHARMACY TWO STORES Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer exclusively and Remedies Superior Creamery Cocktails and Mixed Drinks Coal and Wood Miss Clara Werle, and Miss Louise PROMPT FREE DELIVERY SAME PRICES Krabacher. CONOCO SERVICE Booths for the Ladies • and Grocery Carlson’s Ice Cream Featuring 5219 W. 2Sth Ave. All members of the junior court ttiiiiTOiasBaiiiriiW 'iUi PRODUCER Feeds Ph. Lake 63 who wish to attend Camp Montrita Special— 25c Plate Lunches Prescriptions - Drugs • Sundries STATION should register for one of the Open from 6:30 A.M. Until 10 P.M. YO. 3373-9474 3400 YORK ST. 3401 Franklin Ste a m Wi m i T l U . 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Colfax erine Geiger were united in mar­ S £ The Drinks Are More 8 St. Joseph's Member of St. John’s Psrisb (Office) (Nicht) riage at a Nuptial Mass Thurs­ Bonnie Brae and So. University 4. Refreshing S Call YO. 5062 FR. 5736 YO. 5265 # Spead Blvd. at Colfax TA. 9950 S “ 51 y e a r s Quality Milk” Presentation day morning, June 25. E. V. McDa n ie l s pEari 9909 Father Suarez, O.P., of the COLLARD AUTO (nTT RATE DAIRY BEST Dominican house of studies in Oak­ SOUTH GAYLORD The firms listed here de­ SERVICE The firms listed here de­ land, Calif., yrtis a recent visitor Tankersley Pharmacy serve to be remembered John H. Roehling at St. Dominic’s rectory. CLEANERS General Repairing CREAMERY serve to be remembered Seventy-five members of the so­ Free Delivery when you are distributing BILL COLLARD PHONE SPRUCE 9888 1025 SO. GAYLORD . Quality Groceries, Fruits, when you' are distributing 213 Lowell Blvd. dality attended a picnic at Hosa Auto Painting, Body and Fende WINES AND LIQUORS Direct Plant Service your patronage in the dif­ Work Vegetables and Ice Cream, PHONE PEARL 0133 lodge Tuesday evening, June 23. ‘ your patronage in the dif­ Mrs. Margaret Quinn and John Will Call for and Deliver Finest Quality Dry Cleaning ferent lines of business. Official State-City Inspection Open Every Day and Sundays At Reasonable Priced 6:30 A. M. to 10:15 P. M. ferent lines of business. Int. and Ext. Decorating P. Quinn are spending their vaca­ Your Preaeriptions Station 2940 E. Colfax F R . 6550 tion in Long Beach, Calif. 1069 So. Gaylord Denver, Colo. PEari 1350 Marjorie Arnold S50 Santa Fe Drive TA 995 PAGE FOUR Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 25, 1936

The Denver Catholic Register IFatker Groliinan DENVER MAN STARTS LIFE AS President.------Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, D.D, Collection Set President Emeritus...... Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry Tihen, D.D. Editor...... R t Rev. Migr. Matthew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Jour.D, RELIGIOUS AT AGE OF 46 Manapng Editor...... Hubert A. Smith, Jour.D. Associate -Editors— Rev. Arthur Froehle; M. F. Everett. Jour.M.; Marks Jubilee ‘ (Continued From Page One) was in the crowd of over 100,000 For Holy Fatlier Charles J. McNeill, A.B., B.J.; Rev. Walter Canavan, ‘M.A.; Ruth He was educated at St. Ann’s paro­ that saw the famous Dempsey- Vincent, chial school. Baltimore, and at St Tunney fight in Soldiers’ field, Chi­ (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) Charles' college in Elliot City, now cago, the night that Tunney took Entered as second class matter at the post oflSce at Denver, Colo. a privilege to assist in accordance God and his service of man, to Catonsville. Md. At St. Charles’ his long count but came T)ut on with its means, and we ask our feel his life motivated and re­ he was studying for the priesthood top in the end and the night that good Catholic people to be as gen­ Published Weekly by warded by the love of his Father in when ill health forced him to George Manley of Denver fought heaven and of his brothers and in the semi-windup. erous as possible. leave in 1909. His brother, Jim, May God bless all of you spirif- THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) sisters on earth. a classmate and fellow parishioner He saw two of the last three ually and materially. “ Twenty-five years ago today, of the Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, i42I La m m p l s i t D en ver 4 CoLOa 938 Bannock Street games Knute Rockne’s national Faithfully yours in Christ, Father Grohman knelt to conse­ new Coadjutor Bishop of Rich­ champions played in 1930. One, + URBAN J. VEHR, Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 crate his life to the service of mond, Va., died as a seminarian the best-played game he ever God and to receive from the Divine Bishop of Denver. See Our New in Baltimore. Hie sister Nell is saw, was the Notre Dame-North­ P.S. Kindly .read this letter at $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, hand the graces and powers needed Sister Lucina of the Sisters of western fray in Evanston; the Masses on Sunday, June 28. The Awning Stripe Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. in his sacred ministry. Twenty- Charity in Lowell, Mass. His 1936 other, the game he says had the collection for the Holy Father five years ago today, the hands of niece Edna is Sister Colette, a Sis­ most exciting finish he ever saw, should be taken on the first Sun­ Thursday, June 25, 1936 Bishop and priest were placed up­ ter of Notre Dame, \#ho is a co­ was the Notre Dame-Army battle day In July and forwarded to the on his head with the fervent prayer worker with his old teacher. Sister in which both teams scored in the Chancery within two weeks. OFFICIAL: DIOCESE OF DENVER . that the Holy Ghost would come Mary John Berchmans, at St. Am­ last four minutes of play, with \a SK u s A B O U T VENETIAN BLINDS upon him that he might be another The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. brose’s convent in Baltimore. Notre Dame coming out ahead, Retreat for Clergy Christ, a child and follower of that When Ed Gibbon came to Den­ 7 to 6. We confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese, whatever beautiful Redeemer who walked July 20 to 24 ver in 1913, he immediately be­ Ed Gibson likes to think of these appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those through labor and love from the Retreat: The retreat for the came interested in Catholic activi­ things, but he says: “ I must forget of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. m ailer of Bethlehem to the cross priests of the diocese will be held We hope The Register will be read in every home of the ties for young people. In the 22 (as much as possible) the past, of Calvary, who walked thus, to years he spent here with the West­ which will be difficult— and be for- at Regis college, beginning Mon­ diocese. day evening, July 20, at 8 o’clock W WW WWW W'W'W'W W W ' f'W^ W WW ' bless, to save, and to redeem ern Union Telegraph Co., in which p tten , which will be easy. I’m We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in souls. and closing Friday morning. All the children of the Diocese for the reading of The Register. he held a high accounting depart­ in a new life now.’’ “ For 25 years, Father Grohman priests must attend this retreat Grind Valves — Clean Carbon — Tune Motor ! ment position when he left Denver Ed Gibson is out of the world •i* URBAN J. VEHR, ■ has \valked in the footsteps of His unless excused by the Ordinary. to join the Christian Brothers, Ed now, but he hasn’t forp tten the Here are 18 operations that will save you money and by iniprov- ^ Aug. 5, 1931. Bishop of Denver. Master as far as we human beings Gibson never let up In his con­ The Rev. Dr. Charles Bruehl of can walk in the footsteps of the young people that he loved and St. Charles’ seminary, Philadel­ ing the performance of your engine will add to your enjoyment ^ stant striving to make the world a served for years. Of them, he Divine. Today, priests and people better place for young people to phia, Pa., will be the retreat- through the coming summer months, ^ thank God for the good he has said in a recent radio talk at Laf­ master. live in and to make the young ayette: “From my own experience been permitted to do and pardon better people in the world. $6,15—Parts Extra for the failures that have come to of 25 years, as coach, manager, In 1916, he was president of the him as they come to all finite men. associate, and constant companion Authorized State Brake and Light Testing Station Cathedral Boys’ club, into which of youth, I want to say that never Apple-Stealing & 9 t a t 0 n a l B "Today, you and I kneel with he initiated 60 members that year. have we had a finer group of young your priest to share in his prayer In 1923 and 1924, he was camp people than those we hkve today— I Opinions of Associate Editors of The Register \: of thanksgiving and in his prayers manager at the Cathedral’s St despite their apparent attempt to Ban Declared Central Chevrolet Sales Co. of petition. May God hear our William’s lodge (now Camp S t appear so sophisticated, indiffer­ COLFAX AT OGDEN TA. 3330 prayeYs. May God see now, as Malo) for altar and choir boys and ent, and receptive to novel, radi­ ever in the Sacrifice of the Mass, (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) young men. From 1923 until last cal, and modern ideas of material­ Scholastica’s academy in Canon not alone the worshiping congre­ year, he was almost constantly a ism. Materialism, which, put in than the rule. Not to many years of the Rapublicans or in the pay City and has had a distinguished gation but above it the ador­ guest or an assistant at the camp. plain language, means a mad, time­ ago it teemed that at least half of of Wall street. ing, atoning, and pleading Christ. career in Chicago in her field. The most pleasant thing in his asso­ killing rush for sensational, thrill­ Another nun of distinguished 1 . the American people were playing They are all wrong, George H. In the merits of Christ we place ciation with these young men and ing, amusing aspirations of the the market; in fact, roost of them Gallup, who spent years as a re­ all our hope for priests and peo­ attainments in the order. Sister th a tc o u n i^ boys, he says, was watching them young man. Estelle, is training the children could tee nothing but a continual search expert measuring public re­ ple. May the Divine sacrifice of grow into manhood as fine priests, I action to reading matter in papers “ His ideals are higher, and, in music, devoting special time and Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are stream of gold as the result of this morning bring God’s choicest lawyers, doctors, etc. given the proper example and lead­ their market activities. Nearly all and magazines, radio programs, effort to those who will compose blessings on the priest who offers ership, he is able to practice even of them had the tad experience of and advertising schemes, is a it and on us who join with him. He worked with boys’ clubs in the choir in Sacred Heart reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. heroic virtues. I feel that my life church. Sister Estelle is now se­ watching their paper profits go first trained scientist, honestly and ac­ May this sacrifice win for him and several parishes of the city, pro­ JOHN H. REDDIN . \ moting their organization, giving will be well spent if the labors of lecting the voices, which she will ■ ; ^ and the actual money they put up curately trying to report the trend for us the blessing of his guidance, Attorney and Counselor at Law them the skeletons of their con­ my remaining years will enkindle intensively train. follow. Cutten taw a definite pos­ of American opinion on prob­ of his friendship, and of his priest­ 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block stitutions and by-laws, directing in the hearts of youth nobler aspi­ A number of the sisters went to 1 sibility of making money, but he lems that are of paramount in­ hood for many years to come. 17th and Curtis COA terest. His practical experience in initiations, serving as adviser and rations and greater devotedness to Del Norte to visit the sisters at the realized, at tha same time, that he “ Some 18 years ago. Father the cause of God, the Church, the Phone MAin 0557 Denver, Colo. must have something to start on. newspaper, radio, and advertising Grohman worked with me for confidant. Such work he did in hospital there. A special treat was Pinon Fuel & Supply Co. home, and the country.” prepared for them. work proved to him that opinion Cathedral, St. Leo’s, and Annun­ He was not unwilling to make the about two years. I have had many F. A. Muraford, Mgr, sacrifices necessary to tavd the could be measured, measured assistants that I loved and re­ ciation parishes. In St. Francis de Sales’ parish, he was associated money. There is where he differed scientifically. Before issuing his spected. I have had none that I ------W. 25tb and Decatur GA. 6125 from most of us. We are living to­ first poll in Qetober last year, Gal­ loved and respected more than with Dave Garland’s grocery bas­ H. G. REID ketball team, which won the cham­ day not only on today’s income, lup, a visiting professor of journal­ ynur beloved pastor. The memory Electrieal Contracting, The House of Quality, where the pionship of the Big Six league of but on tomorrow's as well.— Hu­ ism at Columbia university, spent of those two years remains among Repairing and Fixtures best meats at the most reasonable nearly two years perfecting his 12 city teams in 1928-29 and cap­ bert A. Smith. the happiest of my life. As such, ^ MAIs »SOS 329 14tb St. ^ prices may be obtained. system of sampling public opinion I believe that it will remain as tured first honors in a city tourna­ S Com ing.... in carefully-selected cross-sections. ment the same year. He was with ‘VENTRILOQUISTS’ ARE long as I live. How the people voted in any ''O f Father Grohman’s work these athletes in 1925; they were FRIGHTENING COUNTRY given city, county, or state in 1932 with you I need not speak. Like with him in October, 1935, when RABTOAY'S Unusually sound comment on is a matter of record. Gallup’s his work in every parish, its record he left for the Christian Brothers’ 1030 W. Colfax KE. 3638 political and economic affairs was ballots on any questions must show is a happy one and is written house at Lafayette. ^ The Great Event given by Christopher Morley in an a proper proportion to the number deeply in human hearts. Love of Ed Gibson was a pal of big THE C. C. GILL informal graduation talk at Whea­ of those who voted for Roosevelt him is living not alone in your lights in all Denvpr, sporting cir­ IlNSURANCE] ton college, Norton, Mass. With in 1932 o they are not considered hearts hut in the hearts of all the cles. He was a fjjiend of George ENGRAVING CO. the Democratic national conven­ a true sample. Again, ballots must Catholics of the city of Denver. Manley, the boxer; Grant Bowler, tion this week at Philadelphia and be returned from each state in pro­ It is written also in the hearts of the baseball pitclfer; Bose Als- JOS. J. CELLA Steel and Copper Plate Engravers the formal beginning of a spirited ( Dominican Sisters’ of portion to voting population, to the many, many non-Catholics. Our paugh and Bo Plac^ wrestlers; Ed 1120 Security Bldg. political campaign lasting until number c f voters who have come celebration today is very humble McGlone, Johnny iFinesilver, and Social and Commercial Stationery November, Mr. Morley's advice is of ago since 1932, to the number in his little church with his limited Tom Morrissey, gj'id stars. His Phone KEystone 2633 1751 Champa St. MAin 3046 very timely. of urban and rural dwellers and congregation. But in every church p e a t interest in sports was not He said in part: "The American persons in various income groups. of the city and from untold non- local, however. Hq missed seeing public is in great danger of being The results of this careful weekly Catholic hearts prayer is rising Babe Ruth hit hi^ world-record- Francis J. Fisher, Inc. DR. MINOWITZ frightened to death by ventrilo­ polling aro probably the most ac­ with ours, prayers of joy for the setting homerun bjy only a few I CARNIVAL quists . . . people who talk with curate measures of public opinion pastlast and of hope for the future,future. hours and, a few yisars later, saw TAbor 6204 DENTIST available. May our heavenly Father hear our deep, rumbling tones from the en­ the Bambino swing! into the only PLATES—CROWNS The American Institute of Pub­ Cement - Plaster - Mortar trails rather than from the rational prayers and grant to Father Groh- triple play of his lojng career. He ^ FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SICK POOR Bridfewnrk, Extractions, Repsiri ‘skull.’ You have seen some superb lic Opinion was first to shew Lan- mtn a rich, fruitful, and blessed Metal Lath - Stucco examples of that in this election don’s growing popularity, first to continuation of his priesthood.” Cot. 17th and Larimer year. American civilization is net prove that only one .out of 26 2663 BUk« St. D«uv«r going to perish whether Franklin favor Townsend’s schemes, while Regis Rector to LOYOLA GROUNDS D. Roosevelt is re-elected or not. nine out of ten favor old age pen­ MAN IS INJURED ?3rd and York St. "G. K. Chesterton, one of the sions; first to show the loss of avail­ WHILE AT WORK I Hours; 9 to 12; 1 to 6. Phone MAin 3437 most spirited and spiritual of the able support for a third party with the death of Huey Long, first to Observe {Jubilee ^ I writers of our time, in one of his (Annunciation Parish) books said that the most important show the real trend of opinion on 1 most of the important questions Ed Gates, 3544 Gilpin street, (Continued Frvm \Page One) I Dr. J. J. O’Neil, Dentist event in English history was the suffered serious injuries when he July 16, 17, 18 event that never happened, - the of today. ing, by the construction of Carroll I Results of Gallup’s polls may was struck by a falling concrete revolution along the lines of the carrier while at work on a new hail in 1923, and b}| the building one week dishearten the G.O.P.; If you have not received your book of tickets call j Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streete French revolution of 1789. building for a local construction of tlie athletic stadium. More land j ^ the next week, they may take a company. Besides serious head was added to the ReWs campus in b YOrk 1413 “ England was ready for a revo­ wide cut at the New Deal. Always, lution, but the noted sanity of the lacerations, he incurred three his administration andnd a great however, they do show the trend Courtesy of Olinger Mortuaries English race was such that the vio­ broken vertebrae, several frac­ growth was noted i all depart- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS of thought, and any politician who ments of the college, lent revolution like the French one fails to make an attempt to solve tured ribs, and chest injuries. The THEY ARE RELIABLE never happened, and I don’t think the problems of this country in ac­ accident occurred Saturday morn­ At Loyola university, Chicago, where Father Kelley was president it will happen here. Don’t be cord with public: opinion as re­ ing. Though still in a serious con­ frightened to death by ventrilo­ ported when “ America Speaks” dition at a local hospital, he has in the years 1927 to 1938, his term quists. When a Republican pro­ each week will probably be disap­ improved slightly. Mr. Gates is an Of office was marked! by the con­ gram begins by saying, ‘Our coun­ ESTABLISHED SINCE 1905 pointed in November.— C. J. Mc­ active member of the Holy Name struction of an athletic stadiutn MAin 5314 try is in peril,’ let that whistle over Neill. society. worth $70,000 and the building of your shoulders. The United Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clinton of 3637 the Elizabeth M. Cudahy Memo­ States is not more in peril now Race entertained at a party Sat­ rial library, financed py E. A. Cud­ than it ever was or ever will be.” urday evening, June 20. The ahy, at a cost of oveif a third of a The American Fixture Co. Bombast, hollow threats of dis­ Father O’Connor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leo i^illion dollars. i F. J. KIRCHHOF aster, and promises impossible of Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan, Father Kelley was Iborn in Man- Maaulacturars •( fulfillment are being mouthed by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hartman, Mr. and son, la., July 24, l877. He at­ members of both parties. Informed Retreat Master Mrs. Michael O’Brien, Mr. and tended school and livpd in Manson CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS Construction Co. persons will ignore these and cen­ Mrs. Michael Sullivan, Mr. and until his father, Michael Bede Kel­ ter their attention on the real is­ The Rev. P. G. O’Connor, C.SS. Mrs. J. Dean, Mr. and Mrs. D. ley, died in 1890, whpn the family CHURCH FURNITURE sues of the contest. Fortunately, R., has been announced as the Rucker, Mrs.. James Folsom, Mr. moved to Fort Dodgje, la. After these are becoming mare sharply BUILDERS master for the retreat for laywom- and Mrs. Tommie Clinton, Robert attending school in Fort Dodge for BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES defined than for several years as en to be given at St. Rosa’s home, Folsom, Ted Clinton, Jessie Ta- a year, he entered the preparatory the major parties assume a def­ zelka, Miss Catherine Logan, and department of SC Mjary’s college, Millwork of All Kinds We Appreciate Your Patronage initely Conservative or Liberal at­ Tenth and Champa streets, Den­ ver, from the evening of July 16 to Miss Anne Clinton. The evening St. Mary’s, Kans., where he stud­ titude. the morning of July 20. Father was spent playing games. Prizes ied until Aug. 15, 1^97, when he FRANK KIRCHHOF, 1232-46 ARAPAHOE ST. To our mind the most important O’Connor has ,iust returned here were won by Mrs. Michael O’Brien, entered the Society of Jesus as a PRESIDENT DENVER, COLO. 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. thing is the welfare of the common from a six months’ preaching tour. Mrs, James Dean, and Miss Ta- member of the Missouri province. people. We think with Morley Ladies who wish to go to St. Rosa’s zelka. Refreshments were served. The young Jesuit spent the next that we shall not have a revolution, for the retreat may make arrange­ The Happy Twelve club met at four years at St. Stanislaus’ semi­ but we believe that if the position ments with the Franciscan Sisters, the home of Mrs. Thomas Hart, nary, Florissant, Mol., and from of the workingman and his family MAin 4311. 980 So. Sheridan, Wednesday for 1901 to 1904 attended St. Louis is ignored In the future by the a 12 o’clock dinner. party in power— as it was ignored university. He was then made a Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien of scholastic instructor at Detroit col­ for many years in the past— there BISHOP PRESENT 3621 Vine St. returned home lege, Detroit, Mich., for four years, ■Build (or Your Family will be a definite battle between Thursday from the East, where Communism and Americanism. We AT FUNERAL FOR and was hack in St. Louis in 1908 they were visiting relatives the for four years at the school of di­ think even in that case that our COSTELLO YOUTH past week. vinity of St. Louis uriversity. It is every man’s duty to provide for his family’s welfare. nation Is sane enough to choose the Misses Julia and Charlotte Ryan right course, but we hope that our From 1912 to 1913 Father Kel­ The Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. of 3611 Vine are spending a few ley served at the Brooklyn, O., re­ No one can tell what will happen to him, so his earnings now party leaders, whatever their poli­ days in the country. tics, are wise enough to avert such Vehr gave absolution at the fu­ treat house, and in 1£13 and 1914 an issue by advocating and push­ neral Friday of last week for Don­ as an instructor in classical lan­ should be used to build for their future. ing through a real reform in eco­ ald Costello, 8-year-old son of Mr. Ottawa Girl, 14, Gets guages at Creightor university, and Mrs. James Costello of 1123 where he soon became dean of the nomic and social welfare.— Mil­ Medal for Bravery lard F. Everett. Monroe street, held at St. Philo- arts college and vice president of There is safety, convenience, and inspiration in a bank mena’s church. For several years, Ottawa.— Ivy Jones, 14-year-old the institution. From 1919 to 1920 Mr. Costello has had charge of pupil at St. Agatha’s school, has he was regent of the Institute of ♦‘AMERICA SPEAKS” burying the poor for the St. Vin­ been honored with an award for Law at Creighton. account. The very thought of having a reseiwe in bank encour­ If the men who are to direct the cent de Paul society. bravery by the Royal Humane so­ He was then sent i;o Denver to campaigni of the major political The Very Rev. Msgr. John R. ciety. 'The little girl was instru­ succeed the Very Rev, J. J. Brown, ages a man to strive harder for better things for himself and partial thii year are not regular Mulroy and the following priests mental in saving the lives of S.J., as president of Regis (then readers of the weekly reports of were present for the Requiem several younger children when she Sacred Heart college).. In 1926, his family. the American Institute of Public Mass, which was celebrated by the pulled them quickly to safety as a after his service here, he was sta­ Opinion, given each Sunday under Very Rev. Dr. William Higfgins, large stone wall on the property tioned at Loyola university, Chi­ the title, “ America Speaks,” in pastor of St. Philomena’s: Fathers of the Dominican Fathers’ col­ cago, 111., as presiden ;, until 1933, more than 70 newspapers with a George Keith, S.J.; Thomas Dor­ lapsed. when he was made acling president Radio Broadcast Every Thursday at 6:25 P. M. Over KLZ combined circulation of more than an, Joseph Walsh, J. Keenoy, S.J.; of SL Mary’s college, St. Mary’s, -7,000,000, they are missing a Elmer Kolka, and John Spence of Oldest Canadian Botany Kaifc. He returned to St. Louis good bet. The man back of “ Amer­ Washington, D. C. university in 1934 to become as­ ica Speaks” is no tea-ieaf reader Donald Costello was a student Manuscript Discovered sistant dean of the college of arts or coin-tosser, and the figures pub­ in the third grade at Cathedral Montreal.— The oldest existing and sciei>ces. He wai returned to lished in the weekly reports are school. He is survived by his par­ manuscript on Canadian botany, his former position as president of not shots in the dark. It has been ents and several brothers and sis­ Regis Feb. 21, 1936, succeeding American National Bank found more than 17 years ago said by both readers and editors ters. Interment was made in Mt. among the papers of the library of the Rev. Joseph A. Herbers, S.J. that the director of the institute Olivet. the Seminary of St. Hyacinthe by Prospects are very bright for is in the service of high political Msgr. E. Choquette, will be pub­ the coming year, according to Fa­ 17th at Lawrence Frank Kirchhof, Pres. commands. Republicans have ac­ CURE RECEIVED lished by the University of Mont­ ther Kelley, who plans to reorgan­ cused 'him of being a big shot in A reader of the Register wishes real in the near future. The docu­ ize the alumni of Regis college and Democratic circles, sworn to wreck to publish thanks to the Sacred ment is the work of two early 19th intends to continue the extensive the constitution. Democrats have Heart for a cure received through century botanists, Sarrazin and cultural program of Study clubs aceused him of being in the service the intercession of St. Anthony. Vaillant. and forums started this year. Thursday, June 25, 1936 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4206 PAGE FIVE PARISH CffiCLE ENDS SEASON Sodality to Have WITH P A R H ; MANY ATTEND St. Christopher Medals S»cr«m*n|t Parish) On Sunday afternoon, the Breakfast Event S t Rita’s circle closjed its season daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August and Medallions for with a party Tuesday, June 23, Stein was baptized by Father when it gave a bridge luncheon, Forst and given the name, Beverly (St. Philomena’* Parish) with 27 tables in play.] Among the Annette. The Blessed Virgin sodality will guests were Mrs. John Berry of S t Anne’s circle met last week, hold a breakfast party at Hillcrest Travelers, 5c to $3.00 St. Dominic’s parish apd Mrs. J. J. with Mrs. Lester as hostess. Mrs. Sunday morning after the 9 REPUTATION Kenedy, who had Jdst returned Carr and Mrs. Schott made the o’clock Mass. After breakfast, the from a trip to Irelanq. The Dis- high scores in cards. The meeting party will be entertained by vari­ pense brothers sent a large basket was moved up a week in deference ous mountain sports. A large A great variety of St. Christopher Plaques that of fruit, which was one of the to the party given by St. Rita’s crowd is expected by those in special prizes and was given to circle. charge. can be attached to the auto. rs. Paul Pitzgeraljd. Another Mark Coughlin entertained ten Father Kolka and the boys of A GUIDE trophy, a cake baked and donated small companions at a recent birth­ this parish will leave Sunday for by Mrs. Sophia Dispense, was day party. Camp St. Malo. They will be gone St. Christopher Keys for the key ring. awarded to Mrs. J. J. Dowd. A Mrs. Leo Ewres, accompanied for two weeks. complete beauty treatment went by her two children, Marilyn and According to the sisters in to Mrs. J. L. Morse. | Mrs. B. B. Donald, has gone to California for charge, 41 children were enrolled St. Christopher Wallets, with identification When one has no special knowledge of Gun received a box! of dusting six weeks or more. in the religious vacation school at powder, and a basket of flowers Mrs. Alfred Rampe and son, St. Philomena’s, which started tags and holders for six keys— $1.00. the various funeral directing firms, the most went to Mrs. Hesselhine. Table David, are vacationing in Califor­ Monday. prizes were dainty handkerchiefs. nia. Mr. Rampe has returned from Mary Paula, the infant daughter dependable guide in making a selection is Mrs. Dispense was at| the head of a visit with his father in the East. of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Plank, We have a large selection of St. Christopher the kitchen. Punch! was served The meeting of St. Jude’s circle was baptized Sunday by Father Higgins. The godparents are Al­ later in the afternoon. has been indefinitely postponed medals that can be worn on the person. reputation. The Horan reputation for giving because the president, Mrs. T. J. bert Keenan and Mrs. B. C. Fitz­ Nelligan, is away and there has gerald. been illness in the home of the Teresa Dyer left last week, for fine service at reasonable prices gains wider a month’s visit with relatives in designated hostess, ID Monroe City, Mo. James Clarke recognition as each year goes by. Mrs. Mark A. Coughlin and Mrs. C. W. Kelley and her son, brother, Edward Pierre, will spend Le Roy, are vacationing in Colum­ this week-end at Troutdale vnth a bus, Mo. Church Goods House group of friends. Mrs. M. A. Hickey’s club held Post at Boulder Mr. and Mrs. Mark Felling and a bridge luncheon at Hillcrest Fri­ 1636-38 Tremont Street P h o n e T A b o r 3 7 8 9 son, Mark, Jr., have returned from day afternooti, June 19. Mrs. W. a trip to the West coast. While P, Horan, Jr., who was a guest, Canon City.— The Rev. Harold there, they visited the J. J. Meany, won first honors, and Mrs. M. A. Glentzer, O.S.B., left ast week for Jr., family. Jane Meany is plan­ Hickey won second honors. Boulder, where he wi 11 act as as- ning a trip to Denver in the hear Servers for the Sunday services will be Lindsay Waters, 6 o’clock DENVER DELICATESSEN AND CAFE sistant pastor at S scred Heart future. Mass; Howard Quinlivan and BEER, WINES, ETC.— DUTCH LUNCHES church and will als< attend the A»JD SON CHAPELS Stephen Dwyer, 7; Keith Kind- Barbecued Bibs with Hot Sauce - Imported Cheesci University of Colorado summer Completa Stack of Imparted and Domestic Foods school. I blade and Robert Smith, 8; Robert I52i^ Oleveland ^^laoc Syrianey and Joseph McConaty, 9; Serving on tap the Fameus Blatz Milwaukee Beer and Ale After saying his nrst Mass at Spaghetti Dinner Paul Darrow and Robert Stowe, Specializing In Freparad Fried Spring Chicken for Ynur Boulder, the Rev. Charles For­ Picnics 12, and Roderick O’Hara and Dan 1904-06 EAST COLFAX YORK 7582 syth, O.S.B., left for Atchison, Waldon at Benediction. Cocktail Hour From 2 Until 8 Every Day Kans., to attend the'summer ses­ Mrs. Ida McGlone and daughter, All Mixed Drinks at POPULAR PRICES sion of St. Benedict’s! college. Fa­ Mary Patricia, left June 12 for a uariinS forever our E>uniers Weals ther Charles is taking courses in To Be Feature of two weeks’ visit with relatives in '«/n library science from the Rev. Cole­ the East. t man Farrell, noted.^ Benedictine librarian. | FOURTH DEGREE The Rev. Augustijie LaMarche, Italian Bazaar Bii>. TA. 8002 Itci. FR. 3372 O.S.B., returned tol Holy Cross SnFEUIRY last week, after spending a year as OFFICERS NAMED professor at Benedictine high DATES FOR ANNUAL BAZAAR (Mt. Carmel Parish) DR. A. E. TATE school, Cleveland, 0. New officers of the Denver as­ Many outstanding features are sembly, Fourth Degree Knights of PiCGLY UJICDLY Chiropractor being planned for the annual ba­ Columbus, have been elected as Electro-Therapy OF ST. FRANCIS’ ARE CHOSEN zaar that is to be held on the follows: Faithful navigator, Wil­ church grounds, West 36th and liam J. Jennings, succeeding J. J. Pricea quoted are elleelive in all Safewsy and Plggly Stare* >n Colonic Irrigation Golden Cljildren Denver and euburbe. June 28 and 27, (St. Franci* de Sales’ Parish) to be awarded by the sodality is Navajo, on Aug. 6, 7, 8, and 9. Dryer, who now becomes faithful 408 DenTcr Theater Bldg. The annual bazaar will, be held composed of Dorothy and Mar- The feature of the opening night admiral; faithful captain, E. C. this year on Oct. 22, 23, and 24. ^ r e t Gorman and Kathleen Kreil- will be a spaghetti dinner, when Day, Jr., succeeding Peter Jonke; The various committees were se­ ing. There will be a special meet­ Receive 1st Time preparations will be made to Filet of CALL faithful pilot, Edward Hughes, lected at the Tuesday evening ing at the home of Angela Petro handle a capacity crowd. A succeeding Walter Hyland; faith­ Pilchard 3 for JOHNSON meeting as follows: Michael Mc­ vitch Friday evening, June 26, tot( Golden.— Seven dhi Chevrolet coach, as the capital ful comptroller, Vincent F. Wend- Sardines 8-oz. cans Donough, chairman; Mrs. John start on the quilt. The hope chest their First Holy Communion Suu prize, and a hope chest will be ling, re-elected for his sixth con­ STORAGE & MOVING CO. Boehm, vice chairman; Arthur committee was selected and in­ day, marking the clo^e of the vaca- awarded. While these annual ba- secutive year; faithful inside senti­ WHY TAKE CHANCES? Turner and Frank Buchen, finan­ cludes Olive Pelham and Clella tion school. The chil,dren receiving zaars, held for the benefit of the nel, 0. Henry Schwalbe; faithful cial secretaries and treasurers; Apricots ,25c You C«n H ivt Depsndablf Service Carter. were Robert Beersj Amerigo Ro- j school fund, are sponsored by the outside sentinel, Joseph J. Cody, end the Cost Is Very Low. Miss Kathleen Flynn, secretary, St. Anne’s circle held a busi­ mano, Frederick Perish, _ Helene igoiy Name society, tiie Adolla re-elected. and Anthony Dunst, chairman of PEarl ,2433 221 Broadway ness meeting and social at the Ardourel, DmrothyJ Harris, Alea club, and St. Theresa’s society, all T omatoet 19c the car committee. home of Mrs. G. B. Wilson, 1408 Pomroy, and Rose luppman. the Italian societies of the parish The Young Ladies’ sodality will So. Grant, June 18. Mrs. Fred B. A delightful pTO| ram was given have been asked to co-operate in QUIET YOUR JOHN C. REEVES receive Communion at the 9 Volz tvas elected chairman and Friday afternoon t the Alpine this year’s festival by Dominic Corned Beef Hash * ...... - 9 c o’clock Mass Sunday, July 5. The Mrs. Henry Williams, secretary- hall by the childrei attending the Colorbso, who is general chairman. NERVES & CO. committee for the friendship quilt treasurer. After the meeting, vacation school. A bazaar meeting was held Mon­ Millions of Tirod, Frazzled Nerves Libby’s, No. 2 cards were played and refresh­ The parish offe its sympathy day, June 22, at the school hall. Need Occasional Relief CftRt.eee...... W TILE AND MARBLE ments were served. to Mrs. Belle Mclntjlre in the death Captains were chosen to distribute Every organ of our body* includios Armstrong’* Linoleum 450 Picnickers Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller of her husband, an'd also to Mrs. tickets to each home in the par­ stomach, heart, and' brain, is connected wish to thank their friends for Robert Dalton of Golden and Mrs. ish. All are asked to take a book with millions of B e e ts 2 S C 728 14th St. TAbor 2285 tiny nsrves which helping the Millers’ daughter, Jean, James Kennedy of Torrence, of tickets and either sell or buy it. form otir nervous - DENVER to win the loving cup in the South Calif., in the loss of their father, j Captains will return later to col system. When Attend Outing Denver division of the baby show Mr. McIntyre was |—one of- the lay i lect the money. these nerves be- Del Maiz Niblets 25C coma upset, tired, for children from three to four trustees of the parish, and for| Miss Marie LaBate and Fred or frazzled, it is no A large crowd of approximately years of age. many years was ah jusher. | Gaglia were married at a Solemn wonder we feel si«k 460 picnickers enjoyed a day’s Parishioners with notes for the An extensive painting and r e -' Mass Sunday, June 21, at 9 o’clock. and irritable. We , Spaghetti U llJ r/.';’., J 1 9 c Miles & Dryer outing at Dome Rock, one of the suffer nervous in- Regitter are asked to call SPruce pairing job is being made on the Tho matron of honor was Mrs. disestion, nervous most inviting and picturesque Printing Co. 8445 before Tuesday evening. church. I Marian LaBate. Bridesmaids were htidsehe, sleepless Kuner’s Ketchup 25c camping grounds in the vicinity of James Pruss celebrated his sev­ the Misses Ruby Rotola, Dorothy nights. The body Denver. and mind beconia enth birthday with a party Mon­ Comminello, Evelyn Lombardi, and weary and tired. Tickets for Baaaara A special C. & S. train, which day, June 22. There were 14 pres­ Constance Gust, Ushers were When you feel this Fig Bar* 13c Always on Hand left the Denver central station ent. A merry-go-round cake Midsummer Party James Capiluppo, James LaBate, way, don't t a k t Sunday morning at 8 o’clock, headache pills or formed the centerpiece, and indi­ Anthony Simoni, and Clarence stomach tablats. Catholic Work Our took the excursion to its destina­ vidual candy cups were miniature Decola. Instead, take lome- tion two hours later. Among the merry-go-rounds. James received Planned by Women Elizabeth Corbetta and Albert thing; for your Specialty different activities for the occa­ nerves— likely the many nice gifts, and each boy and Heronama were married at 10 . ,, „ real cause of your COFFEE sion were racing, pie-eating con­ o’clock Sunday, June 21. trouble. You can't take anything bettor l$36-38 LAWRENCE ST. girl was given favors. Games Canon City.— Th > women of the tests, hiking, baseball games, and were played on the lawn. Refresh­ , Christine Brupo and Dominic for Dpset nerves than Koenig’s Nervine. Airway music by the J. K. Mullen boys’ Altar and Rosary society are plan­ Decero were also married Sunday, This famous preioription was discovered SOAP KEystona 6348, 6349 ments were served. ning a midsummer oarty for Tues­ over SO years ago In Germany by a group band. June 21, at 10:30. of eminent physicians and brought to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Pruss day night, June 30. The party P. S c G. or Crystal White i t ...... 17c The crowd returned home at 8 are attending the Colorado depart­ America by Father Koenig of the Fort o’clock the same evening. The will be held in St. Michael’s hall, Wayne diocese. Today thousands of peo­ ment encampment at Colorado and both men and women are in­ J. P. CONSTANTINE, ple enjoy the soothing relief this eld-time Vf"...... ,49c excursion was organized and Springs as delegates from Francis preparation gives. You will like the way Regular KODAK FINISHING directed by the De La Salle vited to attend. Cards will be DENVER ATTORNEY, it helps Quiet your nerves— relaxes your Brown Lowry post No. 501, Vet­ played, and cool refreshments will body and mind so you can get the r«- auxiliary. erans of Foreign Wai^s. be served. i * MARRIED JUNE 19 freehing eleep and reet you need. It it s . . . 10 for 2 7 c PRICES REDUCED entirely free from all habit-forming druga. LIBBY’S Mrs. Vincent Dohahue was host­ Get a bottle of Koenig's Nervine at yeor NOW 4c, 5c, AND 6e Annual Picnic Held ess to a group of ihembers of the Joseph P. Constantine of 1545 druggist’s today. If it doesn’t give you At Cheesman Park Altar and Rosary ] society in her Steele street, Denver lawyer, who prompt relief, return the bottle for full Women’s Groups is also a state representative and refund. If you wish we will tend you a Mile High Photo Co. home on First street Monday aft­ fret trial size bottle. Uta' coupon. Deviled Meat 320 17th St. Denver, Colo. The Kenmare club held its an­ ernoon. The woiiien completed the' Belgian consul here, married A-Y nual picnic at Cheesman park the blocks for the qluilt being_ made Miss Anita Cumero of Fresno, KOENIG HEDICINE CO., Dept R«. M size cans, ^ Sponsor Party Calif., formerly of Denver, on 1048 N. Wells St., Chicago. Ill, Tuesday, June 22. Mrs. McGilli- for the society, aijid, late in the Please send me a fret trial stic bottla 3 for...... ~ June 19. The couple met several Pan Rolls cuddy, president of the club, was day, refreshmepts! were served. of Koenig's Nervine. (St. Catheriaa’s Parish) Mrs. J. J. McDonfiell entertained years ago, when the bride lived in • % sise cant, hostess, and all the members were Name ___ _ I 2 in K m present. The card party held Friday eve­ the same group dn Tuesday of Denver. She was on a vacation Each...... WV ning, June 19, by the women of last week. trip from Fresno when the mar­ Address package...... Write today for my the various booths of this year’s Mr. and Mrs. riage took place. Father Albert, City...... Stata._„..„ Inventors valuable TZ-page book- carnival was a great success. The Vincent Donahue, Mr. and Mrs. After obtaining a license on lat. "How to Gat Your Patent.” and committee in charge of the card June 19 at Brighton, the couple Racord of Invantion” form— both fraa. D. G. Hayes, Miss Josephine Saareh and patentability report, t&.OO. party wishes to thank those who Roebe, Miss Anna Castle, and Mr. were married on the same day at L. F. Randolph, 732 Victor Bldf., Waah- attended the party as well as those and Mrs. J. Leo sterling motored St. Philomena’s church by the Very ington, D. C. who were unable to attend but to Rocky Ford S nday to attend Rev. W. M. Higgins. gave their financial aid by acting the funeral of Haroldap Best. The bride is the daughter of Mr. CALL A as hostesses. and Mrs. Joseph L. Cumero of COLFAX MQRKET Following is a list of hostesses: Fresno, Calif. Her father operated Mmes. M. Breen, M. Bonner, A. COLORADO BOYS a restaurant here until the family Free Parking — COLFAX, DQWNING & MARION --O pen Sat. TiU 9 P. M. ZONE CAB Blocksom, P. Bishop, E. Brink- moved to Fresno three years ago. City ELITE haus, H. F. Bromme, F. Clark, C, TO VISIT ITALY Mrs. Constantine is a graduate of MAin 7171 TAbor 3385 Conkling, T. Cronin, M. Crotty, Cathedral high school. Free Delivery Prompt, Courtaeu* Servie* N. Comnillo, M. Comnillo, E. Cur- Three Colorado! boys will spend Constantine, a native of Italy, For Low Price* The Laundry of Today ren, J. Davis, G. Davenport, P. the summer camping, traveling, came to the United States 33 years TA. 1776 CLEAN NEW CABS Dougherty, G. Doyle, M. J. Doyle, and studying in Italy as guests ago. He entered American schools S. Dominico, Dubuisson, Eggers, of the Italian government and and obtained an appointment to PAUL'S SHANE J- T. Upton Renovating Co'. Ford, Martelli, F. Gartland, E. Premier Mussolilni. They are the United States Military acad­ Green, F. Grannell, H. Grout, G. Alexander Rendej 16, son of Mr. emy. After leaving West Point, LIQUOR CARPET WHILE IN MORRISON, STOP I Golden, E. Haley, Hendricks, M. and Mrs. George; Rende; Carmen he came to Denver. Here, he OH. CO. CLEANERS lacino, P. James, E. Kohl, Knock- Ciancio, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. studied at Westminster law school Morrison Shell Garage enhauer, Labriola, M. Lear, T. Charles .Ciancio,! and John Di and later passed the Colorado bar FRESH FISH 1120 E. COLFAX THAT CLEAN Compl«t« Garage Service Leonard, McGinn, T. McGlone, E. Domenico, 15, son! of Mr. and Mrs. examination. AND SEA FOODS Next to Creamery Corns In and Gas With Vs GAS . OIL - ACCESSORIES Paul Di Domenico, all of Welby, W. H. UPTON, MuMitr McCabe, M. Mair, K. Mayer, J. Wood for Steak Fries, 15c Mauro, A. Mayeau, F. Muto, M. Adams county. ! THANKS PUBLISHED FANCY DRY PICKED Free Delivery KE. 9516 COLFAX and DOWNING 765 Tejon Street PHONE MORRISON 24 Nahring, F. Moon, M. Nix, L. Arrangements for them to make A reader wishes to publish MILK FED POULTRY O’Brien, C. O’Halloran, A. Pavone, the trip have been completed by thanks to St. Jude and the Blessed Large Fryers We Carry a Full Line of TAbor 5223 Virnn through the Miraculous KE. 9058 C. Pinnelli, L. Pinnelli, D. Roberts, the Rev. Angeludci Barsi, O.S.M., Squabs—Capons—Ducks Garrett’s and Roma Wines F. Saitore, L. Santangelo, J. pastor of As^mption parish, Medal for the granting of two seemingly impossible favors. Optometrist and Optician O U R P U R E Schmittllng, A. Shank, D. Shea, L. Welby, and by Frank A. Ciancio Spallone, R. Stewart, Switzer, of Welby, an uncle of Carmen SHOE REPAIRING New and HELEN WALSH Teschner, Vdtrie, A. Winter, and Ciancio. The three boys will KAY'S leave here Sunday morning for ASaoeUto I I T T l A. Zarlengo, and Miss M. Moffitt. Exclusive IS ALL PRODUCED ON OUR FARM Father Lemieux was also a patron. New York, where they will board R A Y HONER BUTTER - EGGS - CHEESE SHU-CHATEAU W. R. JOSEPH Winners of prizes at the card a ship July 3 for Naples. They pay "Your Mechanic’ R E Y N O L D S UNDFft US.OOVT STANDARDS Ns. 1 Pur* Creamery Butler Only Finest Materials Ustd EYB8 EXAIIINBD party were Mmes. C. Conkling, F. their own expensjes to New York, Genera! Aato Repairinf lb...... A2V4e Eggs, large extra...... _.2Se M E T A L B A G S Leonard, H. Knockenhauer, W, but all other expense of the trip Satisfactory Service at Satisfactory Re-dye CITY PARK Frioes Bronkfield Salad Dressing, To keep Old English Ice Phaaa TAhor IBM Mair, Teschner, and Switzer. Fa­ is defrayed by thje Italian govern­ Qt. pantry size...... 31c Whits.. 35d ZlS-21t Ma>oatic RMg ther Lemieux was winner of the ment. 842 Acoma (raar) KE. 7478 Cream in the best condition cake donated by Mrs. M. lacino. It will be the second trip abroad the longest. 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For the convenleDce of visitors to East Lake, 9:20, Colorado and those making trips in the Eaton, 12. (Holy Rotary Pariah) state, a , schedule of Masses in all Edgewater, 7 and 9. The annual picnic to raise funds Oxft-Cio&d churches is published below. Elbert, 9, June and Augnst; 11, Hay, July, and September; fourth Sunday of for church and school will be held DENVER month only. Colorado Springs. — Beginning July 19 at Elitch’s gardens. Plans Cathedral. Colfax and Loran. $, 1. t» Eldorado Springs, Hass at South Boul> Sunday, June 28, and continuing are being outlined to make this The 9, 10. and noon. der, 7:20. first, third, and fifth Sundays: throughout the summer season. year’s picnic unusually attractive FLIXEE5 Annunciation, £.' 86th and Humboldt, 9, second and fourth Sundays. Mass will be celebrated every Sun­ 6:15. 7:80. 8:80. 9:80. 10:80. and noon. Elisabeth, 9, Jnnt and August; 11. and popular. TWIN CONTROL day morning at 9:30 o’clock at the Blessed Sacrament, Montview Blvd. July snd Septembsr. second Snnday of The religious vacation school, in Roosevelt and Elm S t. 7. 8:30, 10:80, and 12. month only. Holy Rosary chapel at Cascade. Pitxsimons chapel. Pitzsimons hospt Englewood. 2200 So. Sherman, 6. 8 and charge of the Dominican Sisters, 10 This beautiful little chapel, placed 18th and California tal, 6 and 8; holy days, 6 and 7 :30: week* on a high point, commands a opened Monday morning. All the 44 solve your figure worries ; days, 6. Erie, 9, first Sunday; 7 :30, second, third, fourth, and fifth Snndays. children are urged to attend Mass Holy Family, W. 44th and Utica. 6. superb view of the surrounding HOLLAND SCOTT, Mgr. Estes Park, 7 :30 and 9 :20. Open June mountains and has attracted the at 8 o’clock. Classes are dismissed 7:30. 9. 10:80 and 11:46. 21. at 11:45. W^WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW^WWWWWWWW y W W } Holy Ghost, 19th and California. 6:16, admiration of many world-wide 6. 7:15, 8:16, 9:16. 10:15, 11:16, and Evergreen, Hass at Kiitredge, 10. travelers, who consider it the equal The recently-organized parish 12:15. Fairplay, ID, June 21 to Sept, 6. Boy Scout troop went on a hiking Holy Rosary. E. 47th and Pearl. 6 and Fleming, 7 and 9. of many world-famous chapels. It 9. Florence, 7 and 9; 7:16, week-days. was built a few years ago by Prank expedition near Morrison on Satur­ The Loyola, E. 23rd and York. 6. 7, 8:80. Fort Collins, St, Joseph’s church, 6:30 Cusack as a memorial to his father day. The boys were accompanied Elitch's Theatre 10:80, and noon; week*days. 6:80 and 8. and 9; Holy Family church, 9. THE Fort Garland, 9, second and fourth and mother. by their scoutmaster, Martin Gra- M t Carmel. W. 86tb and Navajo. 0. brian. 6. 7. 8. 9, and 10:80. Sundays. Mark J. GrifBn, a welj-known "Open Sesame** Fort Logan, 8:20, Hay 1 to Daeeraber Kenmark Presentation, W. 7th and Knox Ct. 1:9, December 1 to April 20. resident o f Colorado Springs, died The Altar society will receive BEGINNING SUNDAY, JUNE 28 6 :30 and 9. Saturday, June 20, at his home, Holy Communion this Sunday at to a perfect luncheon Sacred Heart, 28tb and Larimer. 6. 7. Fort Lyon, U.S.V. hospital, 7. 17th and Welton 8:80, and 10:80; week*days. € and 8. Fort Lupton, 8 dIO, first Sunday; 9:30, 907 North Weber street, following the 6 o’clock Mass. St. Cajetan's, Ninth and Lawrence, 7, other Sundays, an extended illness. Mr, Griffin C A S A N O V A Fort Horgan, 8 and 10, E. J. STACK, Mgr. 8, and 10:80. Body and Fender Repairing Fountain, 10, first Sunday only. came to the Pike’s Peak region in ‘The Bride the Sun Shines On’ S t Catherine's, W. 42nd and Federal, at 6:46, 7. 8:80. 10, and 12. Frederick, 9, first, third, and fifth 1897-^as a Pinkerton operator for Painting and Upholstering S t Dominic's. W. 29tb and Federal. Sundays; 7, second and fourth Snndays; the Cripple Creek district, and four Denver’s Leading Pop­ A Highly Entertaining Play Superbly Acted 6:30, 7:89. 9, 10:80, and noon. holy days, 7 and 0. years later established permanent The Brown Palace S t Elisabeth's, lltb and Curtis, Sun* Fruita, 9, first, third and fifth Sun­ Izett Auto Body and days; 11, second and fourth Sundays. residence in this city. In later u la r Priced Hotels days. 6, 7:80, 9, 10:80. and 12; holy Hotel days, 6. 7. 8, 9, and 12:15. Gardner, 7 snd 9. years, he was auditor for many Repair Shop Georgetown, 9. -STARRING S t Francis de Sales*. So. Sherman and business firms of the city. He is Everything combines to make a Alameda. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and noon. Glenwood Springs, 8 and 19, Snndaya; holy days. 7 :S0 and 9. survived by his wife, Mrs. Clara 1448 Speer Blvd. TA. 4293 luncheon at Casanova an event! Un­ OPERATED BY St. James*, E. IStb and Newport, 7 Golden, 600 14th St.. 8. W. Griffin, and one son, Mark Grif­ hurried comfort . . . delicious food and 9. . • . genuine hospitality. Yet prices IRENE PURCELL and Gordon, 9, second Sunday of month fin, both of this city; two brothers, St. John's, E. 6th and Josephine, 6:80, only. are no more than you pay most any­ A. D. WILSON & CO. 7:80, 8:80, 0:80, 11, and noon; week­ Grand Junction, 6 and 8 :30. Week­ Robert and David W. Griffin of where. days, 7. 7 :30, and 8. days, 7 :30. KEI^NETH MACKENNA S t Joseph’s, W. 6th and GalapaRro. Chicago and Mahanoy City, Pa., Grand Lake. 8 and 10: Confessions be­ and a sister. Miss Tessie Griffin of M. Walter StoU 6:30, 7, 8:30, 9:80. and 11:80; holy days. fore Hasses. Open June 28. Make YoRr Ticket Retervationi Early 6:30, 6, 7, 6. and 9. Princeton, N. J. Mr. Griffin was a S t Joseph’s Polish parish. 46tb and Greeley, 6:16 and 9, June 14 and after. MANUFACTURERS Gunnison, 7 and 9. Fourth Degree Knight of Colum­ Pennsylvania, 6 and 9. bus. Requiem Mass was sung Tues­ Ambassador Call Baur’i— KEystone 8104 St. Leo's, W. lOtb and Colfax, 6, 7, Haztun. 8, first, third and fifth Sun­ Auto Seat Covers Our Specialty 9 and 10:80. days; 10. second and fourth Sundays, day morning at 9 o’clock at St. St Louis', Englewood. 3800 So. Sher­ Hoebne, Hass first Sunday of month only. Mary’s , church, the Very Rev. Auto Upholstering, Tops, ate. Hotel man. 6. 8 and 10. William Kipp officiating. S t Mary Magdalen's, Edgewater. W. Holly, 10. first and third Sundays; 8, 1728 California 26th and Depew, 7 and 9. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays: 8, The Corpus Christi guild met TABOR 3639 S t Patrick’s, W. SIrd and Pecos, 6. holy days. Thursday afternoon, June 18, at Holtwood, 11. third Sunday only. Denver’s Newest and Moit 7:30, 9, 10:30, and noon. the home of Mrs. Frank Dostal, Corner 33rd and Larimer in DENVER DANCE to the Exciting Rhythm of St Philomena's, E. 14tb and Detroit Holyoke, 10, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Modern 6, 7. 8. 9, and 12. days; 8, second snd fourth Sundays. president of the ^ ild . At this Hotchkiss, 7, fourth Sunday only. d Ad|ac*nt to btsutilul Wash. S t Rose of Lima's, W. Nevada and So. meeting it was decided to hold no ' perk. Only e I0< Lavatory and Toilet Navajo, 8 and 10. Hugo; 9. AL LYONS and His Radio Famous “ Pickfair” Idaho Springs, 9. further sessions until fall. *'''^v** drive to the heert of in Every Room St. Vincent de Paul's, £. Arizona and About 50 women from Colorado the city. Free b ui service to So. Josephine, 6:30, 8, 10 and 11:30. Ignacio, 10, second Sunday only, All shopping district. For in- Downtown Location A Fireproof Orchestra llilf, 8 and 10. Springs went to Pueblo Wednesday formettod write Dtpt. OUTSIDE DENVER Juiesbnrg, 8 and 9:30. to attend the quarterly meeting of Perk Lene. Denver. Colo. RATES REASONABLE Aguilar. Masses second and fourth Keenesburg, 9, first, third and fifth the Sundays. Sundays; 11. second and fourth Sundays. the Diocesan Council of Catholic Akron, 10:80. first and third Sundays: Kiowa, 9, June and Augnst; 11. July Women. Family 8, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. and September, third Sunday of month Mrs. Jack Nolan, 1131 North ; Ifs smart to be seen at ELITCH^S Alamosa. 7:30 and 9:30. June 28 to onlv. GARAGE Aug. 1, 6. Kit Carson, 11, second and fourth Tejon street, who had been at St. Allenspark, Mass at Camp St. Malo, Sundays. Francis’ hospital for a week, has 8 and 10. Kittredge, 10. returned to her home. Allison. 10. fourth Sunday only. Kremmling, second Sunday at 9. Progress Plunge www^wwwwwwww Antonito, 8. Lafayette, 7:30, first Sunday: 9, sec­ San Luisy 8 and 10. Club Garage Arvada, 8:45. ond, third, fourth, snd fifth Sundays. San Pablo, 8» first and second Sun­ Aspen. 8:30, last Sunday of month; La Jara, 8 and 10, fourth Sunday. days { 10, third, fourth and fifth Sun­ 3300 W. Florida Ave. , Frank J, Robertson, Prop. La Junta, Our Lady of Guadalupe. 8 7 :30 and 9, other Sundays. days. 1300 GLENARM PLACE SPORT TOGS Aurora, Sundays and holy days, 7:30 and 10; St. Patrick’!, 7:30 and 9:16. Santa Maria, 7 and 10. Open June 21. go to the Adults, 404 Children, 2Sc and 9:80. Lamar, St. Francis de Sales’ church 8; Segundo. first Sunday of month only. FOR Avondale. 10, first Sunday of month Our Lady of Guadalupe church, 9:30, Silverton. 9, third Sunday only. Day and Night Service only. every Sunday except fourth Sunday. Sopns. Mast on second Sunday of (9^ (P a/m t S m i 12:30 NOON UNTIL 10:30 P. M. Out Door Fun Baileys, Convent of Mesdames of Sa­ Las Animas,'8 :S0. month only. ) ' cred Heart, Masses at 7 and 8:30 every Leadviile. Annunciation church, 7 and South Boulder, 7 :S0, first, third and sMffC'V/ifiMcfrm/Vrn/n/f *Ww» STORAGE— Sunday. 9: St. Joseph’s church, 7 and 8:30. fifth Sundays; 9, second and fourth 1716-1730 BROADWAY Tell the people you patronize — LUBRICATION— , Gabardine Breechei (Watbable)...... $3.95 Basalt, 10:19, last Sunday of month Limon, 11, second and fourth Sundays. Sundays. only. Littleton, 8 and 10. Springfield, 10:80, fourth Sunday only. that you saw their advertisement —WASHING Gabardine Jodhpur* (Wa*hable)...... $3.95 Beulah, 10. Longmont. 7 and 9. Starbuck, Mass at Kittredge, 10. in The Register. Double Breasted Gabardine Vest*...... $2.95 Boulder, 6:80, 8, and 10; holy days, Long’s Peak, Hass at Camp San Halo. Starkville, fourth Sunday o^y. Hats and Jockey Caps...... $1.00 6:30 and 9; week-days. 7. 8 and 10. Sterling, 6, 7:80, 8:30, and 10: daily Brandon, 11, first Sunday only. Whipcord Breeches, Suede Leather Strappings...... $2.95 Louisville, 8 and 10; 7:30, week-dayt. Mass, 6:80 and 7:3(1; St. Benedict's hos­ Breckenridge. 9, second Sunday. Loveland, 8 :30. pital, 6. * Riding Boots, all sire*...... $5.45 Brighton, 7 and 9 all Sundays; 10. Usneoa. 9:30, second and fourth Sun­ Stoneham, 10:80, second Sunday: 8:10, Hiking Boots ...... $3.95 third Sunday. days. third Sunday. * CARS FOR RENT Bristol. 8, first and third Sundays; Uatheson, 11. second Sunday; 9, Stonewall Monument Lake, Mass at FR^E ALTERATIONS 10. second, fourth, and fifth Sundays; fourth Sunday. Segundo, first Sunday of month only. It's holy days. 10. HePhee. 8. first and third Sundays. Stratton, 7, every Sunday; 9 also on For Pleasure or Business— Delivered to Your Door Brookside, 8. Mead, 7, first, third and fifth Sun­ first and third Sundays; week-days, 7. G. & W . SPORT TOGGERY Brush. 10:30, first and third Sundays, days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. Steamboat Springs, first Sunday at 8 CALL 8:30. second, fourth and fifth Sundays. Meeker, 9, second Sunday. and 10: third Sunday at 8, fourth Sun­ 415 16th St., Between Glenarm and Tremont Buena Vista, 9. first and third Sun­ Ueaitas, 10, third Sunday only. day at 8, fifth Sunday at 8 and 10. days. Model, third Sunday only. Sugar City. 10, first Sunday only. MUCH Burlington, 9 :30, second and fourth Monte Vista, 10, first and third Sun­ Superior, 9, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Auto Rental Service, Inc. Sundays. . days; 7:30, second and fourth Sundays. days; 8, second and fourth Sundays. 1624 BROADWAY KE. 8581 CalbiD. 9, first, third and fifth Sun­ Montrose, 8 and 10, first and third . Telluride, 11:16, fifth Sunday: 8. days. P^WWWWWWWWWWWi Sundays; 8, second Sunday; 10, fourth fourth Saturday. Camp San Malo. 8 and 10. Sunday; for Mass at missions call Tereio, fourth Sunday of month only. Smarter Canon City. St. Michael's, 7 and 9 ; Montrose 68. Trinchera. third Sunday of month only. holy days, 6:30 and 8; week-days, 7:30; Monument, 11. May 31; 9, fifth Sun­ Trinidad. 6:80, 6:30, 7:30, 8:80, and 10. Abbey, 5 :30. day or last Wednesday of month. Troutdale, Mass at Kittredge, 10. \ Mountain Resorts Cascade. Holy Rosary chapel, every Horley (Raton pass), fourth Sunday Victor, 7 :30 or 9. (Hours alternate Sunday at 9:30. only. with Cripple Creek). to he seen Tit V^WWWSftWkWVVSiVVVWUVVWVVVVWVVVWyVWW/VW Castle Rock, 11, Sundays in June, Mt. Harris, third Sanday at 10:30 in Vigil, third Sunday of month only. 8-Hour Special Cleaning Service August, October, and December; 9, Sun­ school building. • Vineland. 10, aecond and third Sun­ days in May, July, September, and No­ Nederland, Mass at 8, Sundays till days. vember. Walsenburg. 6. 8, 9:15 and 10:80. after Labor day. Call Cedaredge, 7 :80, second Sunday of July Newcastle, 11, first Sunday. Welby, 8 and 10. Free Call and ELDORADO SPRINGS and September. Oak Creek, fourth Sunday at 10 in Weldona, 8:80, first Sunday; 10:80, PEARL 3753 Delivery Center, 10. first and third Sundays; 8, Hosking funeral chapel. fourth Sundays. The Ideal Vacation and Picnic Resort second and fourth Sundays. Ortil, 10, first Sunday only. Weston, second Sunday of month osiy. Uakeside ^Central City, 9:30. Started Sunday, Ordway, 8. first Sunday; 9, othtr Snn- Wiggins, 10:80, fifth Sunday. Special Rates to Large Croups DENVER— PHONE TABOR 1271 une 7. days. Wray, 9;S0: 9. holy days. CLEANERS AND DYERS DANCING— SWIMMING Cerritos. 10. second Sunday. Ouray, 10, second Sunday; 8, fourth Yuma. 8, first and third Sundays; Cheyenne Wells, 8:80. Sunday. 10:80, second, fourth, and fifth Sundays. 328 BROADWAY EST. 30 YEARS 29 Miles From Denver— 9 Miles From Boulder Cokedale. first Sunday of month only. Pagosa Springe, 10, first Sanday of Colorado Springs, St. .Mary's, 6, 7. 8, month only. 9, 11, and 12:10; Sacred Heart chapel, Palisade, 11, first, third, and fifth Sun­ Glockner sanitarium, 6; Corpus Christi, days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. 7:80 and 9:80; St. Paul's Broadmoor, 7 Paonia, 7, second Sunday of June. BLANCHARD LODGE and 9:15; St. Francis' hospital, 6:45, August, and October only. 6:10, 6:40, and 6:45. Four Miles Out on Boulder Canon Road— Open All Year Parker, 9, June and August; 11. July COLO. SPRINGS Como, 8, June 21 to Sept. 6. and September; first Sunday of month Conejos. lU. only. Phone 1463 for Room aiid Party Reservations Copeland Lake, Mass at Camp San Peaceful Valley. Mass at Camp San Steak and Chicken Dinners Malo, 8 and 10. Malo, 8 and 10. Opened May 81. VISIT THE WONDERFUL Craig, 10, third Sunday; 9, fourth Sun­ Peetz, 7:30 and 9 :30. MR. AND MRS. J. C. DOHERTY, Prop*. day. PlattevUle. 9:80. first Sunday of CAVE OF THE WINDS Creede, 8. second Sunday. month: 8:30, other Sundays. AT MANITOU, COLORADO Crested Butte, 6 and 8. « Pueblo, Sacred Heart church. 11th and A Mile of (^olofical Miraclea^A Trip You Will Nevar Forget Cripple Creek, 7 :S0 or 9. (Hours al­ Grand, 7 and 9, Sundays; week-days. Rocky Mountain National Park ternate with Victor.) 7; SL Anthony of Padua’s church, 225 SUMMER HOTELS AND LODGES C. S. “BROMIE" BROMSTEAD’S Crook. 8:30. Clark St., 7 and 9. Sundays; week-days. Deertrail. 11:30, first, third, and fifth 8: holy days, 6 and 8: St. Francis THE STANLEY HOTEL Writ* or Phon* Sundays. Xavier’s, Logan and Pine. 6, 8, and 10; ROCKY MOUNTAIN THE CHALET-RANCH Dei Agua, first Sunday. St. Lean^ier’s, 1401 E. 6th, 7 and 9: St. Hutchinson Battery Service MOTOR COMPANY COPELAND LAKE LODGE Del Norte. 8 and 10; week-days, 7 Patrick’s, 226 Michigan, 6, 7;80, 9, and GRAND LAKE LODGE 1730 (Uenarm, Denver and 7:80; St. Joseph's sanatorium. 6:30 10:30: Mt. Carmel, 421 Park St.. 8, 4 E. KIOWA PHONE 240 2 Vs Miles South of Camp Malo and 8. 9:30 and 10:30; week-days, 7 and 7:30; Delta. 7 and 9, first, third, and fifth first Friday, 7 and 8: St. Mary’ s church. Willard Batteries Auto Electric Service CABINS - LODGE ROOMS - MEALS Sundays; 9:80, second and fourth Sun­ 326 Clark, 6, 7:30, and 9: chapel, St. days. Mary's. 217 Mesa. 6. Carburetor Service Auto Radio Service Dolores, 10, first and third Sundays. Ramah. 9. second Sunday; 11. fourth BALDPATE INN Durango, St. Columba’s, 7 and 9: week­ Sunday. days. 7:80; Sacred Heart. 7:80 and 10. Red Cliff. 9 third Sunday only. DELICIOUS TROUT, STEAK, AND CHICKEN JOE BUCKNAM’S Rico, », fifth Sunday. Rifle, 9, first Sunday. DINNERS Rocky Ford, 8 and 10. SIGHT SEEING Roggtn, 11, first, third and fifth Sun­ Peter Pan Cleaners Party Reservation!— Phone or Write WOODBINE LODGE days; 9, second and fourth Sundays. Rouse, 9, first and third Sundays. GORDON MACE, Prop. ESTES PARK Saguache, 8 and 10. fourth Sunday 429 SOUTH TEJON STREET and CABINS only. 24 Miles From Denver on Colorado Springs Road to Sedalia Mike Masterson St. Malo, 8 and *10. Sallda, 7 and V. Phone MAin 5050 for Always Reliable Courteous Service Salt Creek, 10. fourth Sunday of month HUPP HOTEL Delicious Chicken Dinners Excellent 3er Service Sightseeing Tours only. San Aeaeio (Old Town), 10. aecond OPEN ALL YEAR -j- STEAM HEATED 437 17th St. Sunday; 8, fourth Sunday. San Francisco, 10, first Sunday; 8. Coffee Shop — Cafe — :— Saddle Horses DENVER KE. 3269 third and fifth Sundays. San Isidro, 0, first Sunday only. Carey-Steck Auto Livery B R Q O K i F O R E S DELICIOUS FOOD FRIENDLY SERVICE THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! TRAVEL VIA 22 NORTH CASCADE AVE. Union Pacific Stages Pierce-Arrow Sedans, Touring Cars, and Limousines PORTER'S CAFE MAin 24 for a Cab— Day or Night STREAMLINE SLEEPER CHAIR COACHES M OUNTAIN TROUT T E N D E R STEAK S Nation-Wide Service— Convenient Daily Departures Careful Courteous Drivers PHONE 209 Opposite Post Office, Estes Park, Colo. 1730 GLENARM PLACE RESERVATIONS, MA. 4111

Gat to Know LEE tho Druggist Dining and Dancing on the Fashionable ;• ESTES PARK DRUG MONAHAN BROOK FOREST, COLO.— 6 Miles Above Evergreen on Cub Creek The STRANG GARAGE Co. STORE ACCOMMODATIONS MAY BE HAD BY DAY OR WEEK Garden Walk at Nevada at Kiowa Colorado Springs THE REXALL STORE Motor Co. Phone Evergreen 25, EDWIN F. WELZ, Brook Forest, Co’o. LEE TIGHE. Prop. Storage - Car Washing - Lubrication Elixaheth Arden and Cara Nome Expert Auto Repairing Our Dinners Have Made Brook Forest Inn Famous Toiletries. Mrs. Stover’s and Whitman Day and Ni»ht Tewinf Service EDDIE OTT’S BROADMOOR BVICK and PONTIAC Dealers Candies CHEVROLET AGENCY PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, June 25, 1936

Father Francis Walsh Is Orator HUNDRED ENROLLED IN SUMMER SCHOOL YOUR PROTECTION S T . CATHERINE'S CHURCH i'CoJittnucd From Page One) Against bright sunglare does not lie in cheap sun glasses. Irreg­ Spanish, physips, the classics, journalism, history, mathematics, ular surfaces, flaws, uneven coloring, resulting in scattered light, DEDICATED BY BISHOP and philosophy. The course in cause more harm than benefit. philosophy is being conducted by the Rev. Charles F. Convery, C.M., Secure safe protection in Swigert’s optically perfect, ground and (Continued From Page One) must await for some years ite are the present parishioners of St. of St. Thomas’ seminary. polished, tinted lenses. and the interior of the new build­ full architectural development, yet Catherine’s, you who have so nobly Guest speakers who have al­ ing. Following this, he sang Sol­ you now have a parish so thorough­ carried on the traditions of the ready consented to address the stu­ emn Pojitifical Mass, the choir be­ ly and adequately equipped that past, you are fired with the ambi­ dents include the Very Rev. Msgr. ing accompanied by a new Ham­ it may stand in the front rank of tion to press on to greater things John R. Mulroy, Ward I. Miller, SWIGERT BROS. mond electric organ, with echo de­ parishes, not only in Denver, but for the future. I congratulate you I superintendent tof schools at Fort vices behind the main altar. in the whole United States. most heartily upon this happy oc-1 After All, It’s Optometrists Collins and professor of education More than 20 clergymen and a For the attainment of this dis­ casion. I congratulate you, first of J at the Colorado Agricultural col­ half dozen seminarians assisted in tinction, for the remarkable prog­ all, upon being the subjects of a lege, and Miss Benicia Batione, ress you have made in the com­ great Bishop, who today presides 1550 California KEystone 7651 the ceremonies. Monsignori present head of the language department were the Rt. Rev. Joseph Bosetti, paratively short time of your over these holy exercises, who has at the University of Denver. Vitar General of the diocese; the existence as a parish, I am sure this morning offered in your name SERVICE The majority of the 100 attend­ Rt. Rev. J. J. Donnelly, pastor of that, above and beyond all, you this house of worship to,Almighty ing the summer sphool are nuns, St. Francis de Sales’, and the Rt. are grateful to Almighty God. I God. His years as Bishop of Den­ and represent the states of Mis­ Rev. Matthew Smith, and the Very am equally sure that your hearts ver have been crowded with mag­ souri, Nebraska, Illinois, Arizona, Rev. John R. Mulroy, pastor of turn next in grateful appreciation nificent labors for the upbuilding Texas, Ohio, New Mexico, and That Counts Holy Ghost church. Officers of the to those whose labors and sacri­ of the Church of Christ. His ag­ Colorado. Solemn Pontifleal Mass in addition fices preceded yours, from whose gressive, yet prudent, leadership is Wednesday, June 24, the Mass of 28 E. 6th Catholic to the Bishop were the Rev. Ed­ hands you, the present, took up known far beyond the confines of the Holy Ghost was celebrated in the tasks that they relinquished. the state of Colorado. God grant Our Reputation Is Your Protection Symbolisna ward Woeber, the Very Rev. the chapel by the Rev. Charles Ave. Thomas D. Coyne, C.M.; the Very And, first of all, to the pioneer that you may be long favored by Convery, C.M., and the Rev. Wil­ the kindly, yet thoroughly efficient, a Rev.. Robert M. Kelley, S.J.; the pastor of St Catherine’s, Father liam O’Shaughnessy, S.J., spoke. Open Evenings ’till 10 o’clock. TA. 6468 Rev. Mark W. Lappen, the Rev. William Ryan, who so thoroughly rule of Bishop Vehr. Specialty Leo Flynn, the Rev. John Vidal, tilled the soil of Catholicity in the I congratulate you upon the pas­ sequent defense of the God-given C.M., and the Rev. William Mono- hearts of his people that its fruit tor who now presides over the rights of men. han. Other priests in attendance could not be contained in the build­ parish. Difficult indeed was the Finally, may I not take the op­ "QUALITY MONUMENTS FOR LESS" were the Very Rev. Christian Dar- ings he erected. How happy would task assigned him of measuring portunity to thank Father Lemieux ley, C.SS.R.; the Very Rev. Dr. he be to witness today, did his up to the stature of his predeces­ for conferring upon me the honor health permit, 'the substitution of William Higgins, and Fathers Jos­ sors, but, while he can never, nor of being the spokesman of this AUTMORlSCO eph P. O’Heron, James D. Enright, this magnificent church for the would he even wish, to supplant happy occasion? May God grant O.P.; F. Gregory Smith, Matthew one he built out of the sacrifices them in your affections, he has al­ him and you, his parishioners, Shop in the Evening If You Prefer! Specializing in Quality Plumbing and Arno, O.S.B.; James P. Flanagan, of the faithful few of his pioneer ready secured a place in your gen­ many years of harmonious and 14th- and Broadway (on Civic Center) days. There must be a great joy Charles H. Hagus, Louis Grohman, erous hearts that will broaden and cordial relationship, and may you L-argest Ford Dealer in the Rocky Mountain Region Heating Repairs and John Curran. in his heart this morning as he I deepen as the years go on. It has continue to be a pastor and people The sermon was given by the realizes that the growing numbers been a privilege and a pleasure rejoicing the heart of your Bishop, Rev..Francis W. Walsh of the As­ of his former • parishioners have | for me to have had a close asso­ and rejoicing, too, the Sacred SLATTERY & COMPANY sumption. church, Peekskill, N. Y., ovpflowed the capacity of his J ciation with him since his semi­ Heart of Him for whom are all under whom Dr. Lemieux worked original church. And we rejoice | nary days, and I can say what our strivings and all our efforts, . PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS as assistant when Father Walsh to behold today the full flower of you already know, that his sym­ labors, and all our sacrifices, to D e a le r s i n was pastor of St. Vincent de Catholicity in a parish, the spirit whom be, honor and glory for ever 5 1646 BLAKE STREET pathies are as broad as the far- (h h c L CatfU fum Stackd^ Paul’s church, Denver. The talk of whose people is a challenge to and ever. Amen. ? JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 reaching horizons of his native was featured by the brilliance and Catholics anywhere. We pay the Wyoming, and that his heart is as l%WiWWWWW%Wtf1WWWWJVWWWWWVWAVWA oratorical ability that made Father richly deserved tribute to him who big as the great outdoors, which municiPfiL Bonos • inuEsiniEnT trusts Walsh a conspicuous figure during tilled the soil and planted the seed he loves with a passion of the true G. V. Porter of St. Pkilomena’t his years of residence in Colorado. by patient labor and in confident Son of the West. Learned he is in Pariah Invites You to CDRPDRflTIOnBOnDS-inSURRnCE SiaCRS Following the Mass, a dinner hope. the age-old wisdom, of the Church, t A T U AT was served in the school building as well as in the secular arts and We Buy, Sell, and Quote What words snail I summon to i m i ^ M . S C 2 I N l / 2 1 N to the visiting clergymen. Bishop give adequate expression’ to "your sciences. His ability as a builder &Co. COLORADO NATIONAL BANK BLDG. MA.32II New York Bank Stocks Urban J. Vehr acted as toastihas- gratitude for the many years of is fully attested by the beautiful .COZY • CLASSY • CLEAN ter, and addresses were made by zealous and devoted labor of St. edifice that he has planned with the Rev. Francis Walsh, Monsignor you and has brought to its present 1120 17th St. Insurance Company Stocks Catherine’s second pastor, the be­ ftw vw w w yw u vw u w w w sivw ir^ir“i.*dv.we”o“i,vc'2'>:.'o«=.'dws Matthew Smith, the Very Rev. loved and lamented Father Edward perfection. Fully equipped to be Opposite Federal Reserve Bank Top Food— Bottom Prices We Invite Your Inquiries Thomas Coyne, Monsignor Joseph Mannix! Often did he dream of the leader of a group oi Catholic Bosetti, the Very Rev. Dr. Wil­ the glorious church that he would people, he is found and always PEDLEY-RYAN & CO. liam Higgins, and the Rev. Dr. one day build for his faithful peo­ will be found, in his dealings SP E C IA L o f f e r ' 0 Delisle Lemieux. with everyone, as square as A Good Place to ple. Yet the needs of a school, so We will move your furniture to our warehouse^and give you six 840 17th St. Ground Floor Boston Building MA. 1241 In all the speeches of the day, the rugged shoulders upon which, EAT ?nd DRINK necessary to safeguard thh faith months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We the wonderful spirit of loyalty of the little ones, of a convent to with your co-operation, he will f where you may that has been manifested by the carry this parish to greater and have low rate of insurance. give proper shelter to the devoted 1 bringng thet whole Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate or people of St. Catherine’s parish and greater success. sisters, of a hall to afford recrea­ nily.lamily. your work. Call Frank Williams when you want dependable the successful leadership of the tional and social facilities for I congratulate the city of Den-- three successive pastors. Father Lunches or MOVING. STORAGE AND PACKING repair work on your typewriter. young and old pressed so heavily ver upon the acquisition of another Regular Meals William Ryan, the late Father Ed­ upon him that he put aside the architectural jewel in the trown PROMPT SERVICE— HONEST PRICES ward Mannix, and Father Lemieux Try Our Ro-Coco Y o Money Needed for Six Months plans for a new church until these of the Queen City of the Plains. Argentine Style All Makes Typewriter Service were commented upon. , needs were satisfied.' How thor­ Though still in the rough, this DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Following is the address of Fa­ oughly and efficiently Father Man­ jewel, when perfected, will sparkle 435 14th St. SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS MAin 3495 ther Walsh at the dedication: nix administered the material af­ with a brightness that will be the MADDEN'S 1521 20th St. Office and Warehouse S No words of mine can enhance fairs of his parish, making its 1219 Lawrence St. joy of beholders. And is it out WWVh REQUIESCANT IN PACE the beauty, the solemnity, and the financial standing second to none of place to congratulate the city dignity of this dedication cere­ in the diocese, is well known to of Denver upon the fact that you Lobk at Your Hat! CATHERINE V. SCHMIDT, 4235 mony in which we are privileged all. How zealously he cared for and your pastor had the courage Umatilla. Wife of Charles F. Schmidt, to participate this morning. The mother of George Leo Schmidt, sister of the spiritual well-being of his pa­ to undertake the expenditure of Everyone Else Does Theodore Mrs. M. Cullen. Requiem Mass was eloquence of the Mother Church, rishioners is in need of no further $80,000 in a time when many of offered in the Holy Ghost church Friday, speaking through every gesture of demonstration than that of the Denver’s citizens were sorely in For a good recondition* June 19, at 0:30. Interment Atchison, her majestic ritual, preaches the ing send it to Kans. W. P. Horan & Son service. vigorous Catholic life that flour­ need of employment? CONSTANTINO LEION, 3651 Jason. real sermon on this occasion, for ishes here today. Busy as he was I congratulate the state of Colo­ Catholic Church and Hackethal Husband of Mrs. Josephine Leion, father are not all the chief doctrines of in the confines of his parish, his rado and the United States of RAN HATTERS of Elizabeth Leion, stepfather of Joe our Church revealed in glorious zeal often carried him to far dis­ America upon the dedicatory day 19 E. Colfax MA. 6338 Rizzuto. Mrs. Nellie Frazzini, Mrs. Ange- pageantry and striking symbolism line Perrier, Nick and Antoinctta Brink- tant fields of missionary labors of St. Catherine’s church. And Institutional Securities MORTUARY etta, brother-in-law of Jim Russo and as the chief shepherd of the dio­ and made his name known and do not think, my brethren, that this Dan Petrino. Requiem Mass was offered cese, representing the Vicar of loved throughout Colorado and far statement is an exaggeration to be 1449-51 Kalamath St. in Mt. Carmel ehurch Thursday at 10. Jesus Christ, u^fficially accepts a beyond its borders. Divine wis­ pardoned because of a flight of Combine Safety and Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan & new edifice for the exercise of the Son ■ service. dom chose to call him to his re­ oratory. For, in building a new Phone MAin 4006 KATE WALTERS. Wife of Charles Catholic religion, officially dedi­ ward before years were heavy upon church, you have built a new Reasonable Return Walters, mother of Evelyn, Moses, and cates it to Almighty God, and, sur­ him, but he went to his Master fortress for the defense of Amer­ Howard Walters, daughter of Johanna rounded by loyal priests and loyal Ammann Butterfass, sister of Mrs. Emilia with the measure of his good works ican liberty and the safeguarding Bauer, Sophie Maroney, Rose Lindey, people, offers with them and for pressed down, heaped up, and over­ of American rights. Religion is Josephine Higson, and Alfons and Adolph them the. supreme act of Catholic flowing, and with arms filled with the foundation of this nation. We Ammann. Requiem High Mass was sung worship, the Holy Sacrifice of the the sheaves of an 'abundant har­ have built a government upon the in St. Joseph’s church Saturday at 9. Mass? The unity of the Church, GEO. P. Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hacke­ vest. May God rest his priestly recognition of the fact that men HACKETHAL thal service. the unbroken succession from the soul in the eternal bliss of life are the creatures of God, endowed WILLIAM PAUL MeINTYRE, 1014 days of the Apostles, the ever everlasting. by their Creator with inalienable We invite your inquiries either in 12th St., Golden. Husband of Mrs. Belle b 1 e s ae d Trinity, redemption Priests a're the leaders of their McIntyre, father of Mrs. Robert Dalton, rights. Every agency that up­ Funeral Director through Christ by the sacrifice of people, but without the co-opera­ Golden, and Mrs. James Kennedy of Tor­ holds the worship of God upholds TED DAY person or by mail, no obligation. 1240 Acoma TA. 1656 rance, Calif.: brother of Mrs. Annie Gow, Calvary, the Real Presence in the tion of their followers little indeed the God-given rights of men. Colorado Springs. Requiem High Mass Blessed Sacrament — these and would they be able to accomplish. Every attack upon the worship of We recommend that people, in w'as sung in St. Joseph’s church. Golden, many other doctrines of our holy arranging a fdneral, keep within Saturday at 9:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. So, today, we recall in grateful God is an attack upon the rights TINA M. KALTENBACH. 1254 Arapa­ religion are today more forcibly memory the loyal and generous of men. For if there is no God, their present circumstances, and hoe. Requiem Mass was offered in St. presented to us by the tongue of labors and sacrifices of St. Cath­ there are no rights; but men are buy according to what funds are Sullivan & Company ALTAR BREADS Elizabeth’s church Monday at 8. Olinger ritual than they could ever be erine’s parishioners, who have left a herd of animals caught in the available. service. Security Building Thatcher Building RACHEL MARTINEZ, 1228 W. 11th. borne in upon our minds by the the_ ranks of the Church militant blind sweep of purposeless evolu­ We have proved to our patrons SEWING Daughter of Joseph Martinez, sister of feeble utterances,of human speech. to join those of the Church trium­ tion. What matters it if the that we will give the finest funerals Denver Pueblo Florence Lucero, Amy Garcia, and Yet it would indeed be a grave phant in heaven, as well as those strongest animal^ rise up and make possible for whatever amount they TAbor 4264 Phone 5744 Little Girls’ Dresses, Embroidery, SepranO Martinez. Funeral services were omission were not some spokesman can afford. Monograming, Etc. held at 9 a. m. Saturday in St. Cajetan’s who, though still living, have re­ the herd follow their lead? With­ church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Ted Day to arise in order to give voice to moved to other parishes. Every out God, without man’s spiritual THE SISTERS OF THE service. the sentiments that will rise up single act of co-operation with the God-given nature, without man’.s Day Mortuary GOOD SHEPHERD WALTER L. KAVANAGH. 4243 Fed­ from the depths of our souls on this pastors, every .single penny that God-given power of self-determina­ 2406 Federal Blvd. eral Blvd. Husband of Katharine L. glad day to which you have looked they gave for the support of the GA. 5709 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS TELEPHONE PEARL 2401 Kavanagh. father of Alfred J. Kavanagh, tion, democracy is a ridiculous son of Mrs. Julia L. Kavanagh. uncle forward through years of patient parish and its development to its farce. of Kathleen, Regina, and James J. Camp­ labor and heroic sacrifice. present state— all are recorded on If, then, you would defend demo­ bell. Mr. Kavanagh, 50, was born in Many and varied are the feel­ Denver and enlisted with the engineers the golden pages of the book of cracy, defend relig:ion. Every The Beskin in the World war. He served with rail­ ings that crowd your hearts today, life. And Almighty God, who has newly-ei’ected spire in the land, road corps in Russia and Japan. Re­ but they all center in a profound promised to forget not a cup of therefore, is a weapon for the de­ Used quiem Mass was offered in St. Catherine’s gratitude to Almighty God for the cold water given in His name, will fense of democracy, more power­ church Monday at 9, Interment Mt. happiness of witnessing this pres­ Furniture Olivet. Olinger service. not fail to reward them a hundred­ ful than a battleship or a fortifica­ entation to Him, through the hands Cash or Credit JOHN J. DILLON, 24 S. Steele. Hus­ fold for everything they have done tion bristling with guns. band of Marie Dillon, father of Bertha of your Bishop,, of a church brought to build up the Church of Christ And so I congratulate the United Annual Advance Sale Retail Rooms A. of Oakland, Calif.; George P. of to such substantial completion Denver, and Joseph G. of Butte. Mont. and spread His kingdom upon States of America upon the ac­ Open Daily Requiem Miss was offered in St. Jo:- that in it you may well take just eartji. quisition of a new church for the eph’s church Mbnday at 9: Interment and honest pride among your fel­ As for you, my brothers, who worship of God and for the con­ A FULL LINE OF Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. low Catholics of Colorado. THOMAS DUNN, brother of Edward The burden of building this edi­ OFFICE FURNITURE Dunn. Requiem High Mass was sung in St. Elizabeth’s church Tuesday at 9. fice to its present proportions is Blankets, Comforters We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Interment Mt. Olivet. Theodore Hacke­ truly all that your shoulders could Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ i thal service. bear at this time, and you must ware, anything in stock. FRED H. LEHMAN. 3840 Franklin. Husband of Sarah A. Lehman, father of now pray to gather new streng^th of C. DANCE Will Last Only a Few More Days. Order Now, Established 1888 Herman J. Lehman and Mrs. Mildred and new energy before attempt^ PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 Ca.skins. Denver, and Mrs. Irene Aber­ ing further progress; but, like the Delivery September 1, Payable October 1. nathy, Bogota. N. J.; brother of Herman mountain climber who, pausing for BROADMOOR COUNTRY CLUB J. Lehman, Denver. Requiem Mas.H was PLAIN offered in Annunciation church Tuesday rest and refreshment after having FANCY at 9. Interment Mt. Olivet. George P. put behind him the fir.st arduous AWNINGS Hackethal service. Mr. Lehman came to work of his ascent, can already V^EDNESDAY, JULY 1 UNIQUE Denver in 1887, and was an engineer on see the panorama that nature A Call Will Bring Our Representative the Union Pacific railroad 48 years be­ Tickets, $1.00 Per Couple St. Marys’s Fine With Samples and Prices fore his retirement in 1931. spreads out before him, and can LENA FRITZ, 4235 Green Ct. Mother already appreciate the exhiliration of Jane and Mary Fritz and Mrs. Frances that will be his as he reaches Pleajse Buy Your Ticket! From the K. of C. as They Receive Brooks Company O’Brien, Denver: Mrs. John Kelly. Grand No Credit for Admissions Paid at Door ^ enamEEmno™ Haven, Mich., Mrs. Charles Haslan and the peak, so you have advanced far Wool Blankets Phone MAin 4154 1655 Arapahoe Albert Fritz, Duluth, Minn.: Mrs. Earl enough to be able .clearly to see the Gould, Battle Creek, Mich., and Charles beauty and loveliness that will Fritz. Wyandotte, Mich. Requiem Mass surround all who will worship God was offered at 9 Thursday in St. Cath­ When in Need of Help erine's church. Interment Mt. Olivet. in this church, where the artistic /f Made from the world’s choicest of any kind, permanent*or odd job, Boulevard service. design of its graceful lines and SAM MARTIN, 4286 Hooker. Cousin harmonious proportions is car­ wool. Deeply napped, lustrous and call Employment Department of Harry Martin. Requiem Mass was offered at 10:30 Thursday in St. Cath­ ried to complete fulfillment. warm. Solid colors or two-tone re­ Catholic Charities erine’s church, Interment Mt. Olivet. And even though your church LOOP MARKET versible. Reg. $12.95 value. 72x84-' Boulevard service. leGb* Grant S t KEystone 6386 MARY DALLA, 1560 Central. Wife he held Friday at 8 p. m. at 16th and FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE inch size...... of Bart Dalla, mother of Albert S.. Louis Boulder. Requiem Mass will be offered J.; and Charles M. Dalla. Rosary will in Mt. Carmel church Saturday at 10. In­ Free jParking With Purchaae of 50c or More at 1429 Lawrence W« terment Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. MRS. IRENE G. BOYNTON Store Jjhn P. Milne M. J. Milne Mrs. Irene G. Boynton of Detroit. Comforters of Celanese Taffeta, Household Goods Mich., a convert and daughter of tlie DftiNK with finest lamb’s wool filling.. Acme Granite Co. late Colorado Supreme Court Justice SOLES and Merchandise Quality Monuments and Markers at Luther M. Goddai^ and Mrs. Goddard, SPRAY’S Men's, Women's, and Advance sale price...... Reasonable Prices Colorado pioneers, died Wednesday eve­ , COFFEE Children's Half Soleji aOFFY STORAGE AND Desifnitiff of Catholic Memorials a ning at her home in Detroit, Mich. She MOVING CO. Specialty was the widow of Walter Boynton, promi­ Loop. Shoe 557 Santa Fc MA. 7092 nent Detroit newspaperman, and is sur­ The Denyer— Street Floor vived by one daughter, Mrs. Sydney Cor­ REPAIR SHOP bett. in, and two grandchildren of De­ ALWAYSs j r e s h Loop Market, Lawrence Street Side Powers-Bohm & Co. troit: a sister, Mrs. Fred L. Jackson, a FACTORY BRANCH member of the Cathedral parish. Denver, \ Buy Direct from 620 Curtis St. and two brothers. Judge Luther Goddard . The firms listed here de­ SALES AND SERVICE 29th and Wadsworth of Delta aiid Geprge Goddard of Los Importer and Roaster SPECIAL ON Angeles. serve to be remembered The Colorado Wholesale Mrs. Boynton was buried Friday morn­ Quality Asaured ELECTRICAL ing from Sts. Peter and Paul’s church. STORES: when you are distributing Granite Co. Detroit, after a Requiem Mass. In her All Kinds of Home, Loop, and Colfax Public Mor- REFRIGERATORS residence in Denver. Mrs. Boynton was keU, and Broadway at Ellsworth your patronage in the dif­ Monumental and Building prominent in musical circles. She, with EASY TERMS ~ her sister, daughter, and two grandchil­ ferent lines of business. “ Where Denver Shops With Confidence” — KE. 2111 Work dren. was received into the Church three f o r *d e l iv ^ y ' KE. 7181 Plionff $P. 1974 16 So. Broadway ^ KEYSTONE 2851 years ago.