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Contents Copyrighted by the Catholic Press Society, Inc., 1940— ^Permission to Reproduce, Excepting Bishop O’Hara to . on Articles Otherwise Marked, Given After 12 M. Friday Following Issue Prelate Is Mourned Outstanding Catholic Attend Congress By Many Thousands Conference of Year in DENVERCATHOLIC Colorado Is Feb. 22-24 Won Oiolindion in Varied Fields; Was One of Colorado’s Trnly Great; Bnrial Is Session in Pueblo Feb. 21 Will Precede This Friday Morning 3*Day Denver Program; Large REGISTER (By Millard F. Everett) Monsignor O’Ryan is dead. Attendance at Congress Asked •The National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service Supplies The Denver Catholic Register. We Have Also the International News Service (Wire and Mail), a Large Special Service, Seven Smaller Services, That simple statement brings sadness to thousands of (By C. J. McNeill) Photo Features, and Wide World Photos. Western folk, for the pastor of St. Leo’s church in Denver Colorado’s outstanding Catholic meeting in 1940 will was truly one of Colorado’s great. An eminent Churchman, be the regional congress of the Confraternity of Christian VOL. XJCXV. No. 26. DENVER, COLO., THURSDAY, FEB. 15, 1940. $2 PER YEAR a towering figure in civic life, he brought the quintessence Doctrine, which will have a preliminary session in Pueblo of Irish scholarship, and the tenderness of Irish love, to Wednesday, Feb. 21, and will then move to Denver for a America and contributed uniquely to the building of the three-day conference on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Mpnsignor O’Ryan West. Feb. 22 to 24. In a letter sent to priests and people of the m m u i Small wonder then that the keen of an Irish wake seems diocese this week, the Most Rev. to penetrate the solemn services of the Church as her final Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of Denver, The death o f Monsignor William F. O'Ryan removes one o f the ministrations are being paid to the prelate this Friday called for a large attendance at most picturesque characters the West has ever known. Learned to morning. For something has passed that can never be re­ Judge Walsh all sessions of the congress and AT an almost appalling degree as a result o f generations o f constant placed— a living institution that instructed pastors to appoint the reading piled on top of a thorough classical and theological educa­ leaves an imperishable monument required officers and chairmen for tion, eloquent as another Chrysostom, possessed o f analytic and syn' in the annals of Colorado. President of parish units of the confraternity, thetic intelligence, he was a scholar o f startling attainments. 'The St. Leo Parish which is now being formally or­ average university professor is a specialist intensely trained in one Recurrent illness of several T field; Father O’Ryan was a specialist in at least six fields— canon law, years finally conquered the great ganized on a diocesan basis C. C. D. Board Seven Bishops, dozens of priests, theology, philosophy, history. Scripture, and literature. His fellow Will Continue heart of the aged prelate Tuesday, a large crowd of sisters, hundreds Seven hundred seventy-five men priests were given constant reminders o f his profound learning through Feb. 13, at 4:40 p. m. Present at of lay adults, and all of Denver’s observed the Knights of Columbus- his presiding as moderator o f the Northern Colorado clerical con­ the deathbed in St. Joseph’s hos­ pital were the Rev. F. Gregory Judge Joseph J. Walsh, an out­ Catholic college students are ex­ Catholic men’s annual Communion ferences. For two generations, when great celebrations were held In Operation here and it was desired to make a good showing before noted guests. Smith of St. John’s parish, the standing lay leader in Colorado pected to take part in the congress Sunday held in Walsenburg and Members of the Hierarchy, be­ Fort Collins Feb. 11. Similar reli­ Father O’Ryan was always put on the program and shone in a way Rev. W. F. Parry, S.J., and Mr. for years, has been named .presi­ sides Bishop Vehr, who are sched­ gious rites will be sponsored by the that we knew could not ^ surpassed, indeed could rarely be equalled, St. Leo’s parish will not be dis­ T, P. Maher, S.J., both of Regis dent of the diocesan governing uled to come to Denver for the K. of C. in TMnidad Sunday, Feb. anywhere in the nation. His mind was original, shedding a delightful continued. Monsignor William F. collegt; Mrs. Mary Kinsler and board of the Confraternity of congress are Archbishop Rudolph 18; Denver, Feb. 25; La Junta, light o f its own on whatever he touched, and his fund o f information O’Ryan, who died Tuesday, often Frank Loffreda, the prelate’s was unlimited. declared in late years that the Christian Doctrine. His appoint­ Feb. 25; Pueblo, March 3, and Colorado Springs, March 10. The His contemporary clerics sometimes surpassed him in the drabber church would have to be closed ment was made known at a meet­ C.C.D. Board Will Most Rev. Bishop Urban J. Vehr affairs o f business administration or organizational ability, but it after his _ death. In the later ing of committee chairmen making The Most Rev. Edwin V. O'Hara, must be admitted that for sheer intellectualism he towered above nearly years of his life, he had a private chairman o f the American Bishops’ celebrated the Communion Mass plans for the regional congress of in Fort Collins and was the prin­ all. income of perhaps $150 a month Meef Friday Nighi committee on the Confraternity of arranged for in the wills of his the C.C.D. ii> Denver Feb. 22 to 24. cipal speaker at the breakfast We were often amazed at his knowledge o f current literature. Christian Doctrine, will play a lead­ Not only in what pertained to the Church, but in science and the arts close personal friends, Verner Z. ing role in the regional congress served by the women of St. Jos­ In announcing the selection of Members of the newly ap­ he kept fully abreast o f the thought o f his times. When he spoke Reed and John K. Mullen. It was o f the confraternity in Denver Feb. eph’s parish in the church audi­ Judge Walsh and other officers. pointed diocesan board of the at the various colleges or universities o f the state, he bowled the pro­ on this money that he lived, rather 22 to 24. He will also speak at torium. Three hundred and sixty Confraternity of Christian Doc­ fessors over with his knowledge. Even in old age, when most men than on the income of the parish. the preliminary meeting in Pueblo men attended the breakfast. trine and committee chairmen have put the brakes on teeming intellectual activity, he kept up his He doubted that another priest Feb. 21. Bishop Vehr was introduced at the for the regional congress next breakfast by Grand Knight Law­ vast reading. He never took a formal post-graduate course, but so could get a living at St. Leo’s. But week will meet in the confer­ rence Southworth, toastmaster. shining was his knowledge that two non-(Iatholic institutions, the Uni­ Bishop Urban J. Vehr, acting with ence room at St. John’s school The Bishop discussed “ Thoughts versity o f Denver and the University o f Colorado, conferred honorary the advice of consultors, has de­ Friday evening, Feb. 16, at Institute for Versus Bullets.” Other speakers doctorates on him, the former giving him the LL.D. and the latter the termined to keep the parish oper­ 8:30 o’clock. The Rev. F. to appear on the program were the D.D. Any outstanding Catholic intellectual who visited Denver, ating for at least two years and Gregory Smith and Miss Miriam Rev. Eugene O’Sullivan, District whether he was an Archbishop or a layman, deemed it necessary to will endeavor to have it continue Marks will met with the lay Teachers Will Deputy John Curran, Chancellor call at the old-fashioned rectory at Tenth and West Colfax, where the permanently. leaders. D. F. Costello, and State Deputy very atmosphere was one o f books. The last to go to that shrine to The church is within just a few George 0. Kelley.. pay her respects was Maisie Ward Sheed. minutes’ walk of two other large In his civic leadership. Father O’Ryan was unsurpassed. He Catholic churches— St. Elizabeth’s A. Gerken of Santa Fe and Bishops Feature Meet The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Hugh Edwin V. O’Hara o f Kansas City, L. McMenamin, rector of the Ca­ knew every adult worth knowing in Denver, Catholic or non-Catholic. and St. Cajetan’s. St. Elizabeth’s, Louis B. Kucera of Lincoln, Duane thedral, celebrated the Commun­ We have heard him speak in the most familiar fashion o f all the im­ conducted by the Franciscan Fa­ G. Hunt of Salt Lake, Robert E. One of the outstanding features ion Mass at St. Mary’s, Walsen­ portant people who have ever lived, say, in a Colorado city or district thers, was founded for the Ger­ Lucey of Amarillo, and Frank A. of the regional congress of the burg, and addressed the 150 men as far away from Denver as Sterling. Business men o f all faiths, man Catholics; with the passage Thill of Concordia. Confraternity of Christian Doc­ who assembled for the breakfast people o f every shade o f decency and indecency trod a constant path of the years, national lines have trine in Denver next week will be in the school dining-room follow­ to his rectory door, seeking advice. been all but forgotten. St. Caje- National Figures Coming taji’s, conducted by the Theatine the institute for teaching sisters ing the Mass. Four hundred and He was as temperamental as many o f the Irish are, but he was all Bishop O’Hara, who is chairman on Saturday, Feb. 24. heart. His charities were unbounded. Few men have ever enjoyed Fathers, is for the Spanish-speak of the American Bishops’ commit­ fifteen men atUnded the Mass. Plans for the institute were the influence he wielded and both the rich and the poor were aided ing Catholics. For at least this tee on the confraternity, will bring Grand Knight John Dinese and A. — Monrignoi' O’Ryan made at a meeting of the Rev. J. Dissler were in charge of ar­ by him in the crises of life. The day Tie died in St. Joseph’s hospiul, generation, Spanish will con­ with him three other nationally a police official, a veteran in the ranks, came out o f the sick room and tinue to be the language used prominent experts in confraternity Hubert Newell, diocesan superin­ rangements. The Rev. Raymond housekeeper and chauffeur. The tendent of schools, and Miss Mir­ Newell, assistant pastor of St. wept like a little child. A non-Catholic who owns a large string o f mostly in it, although the young- work: The Rev. Stephen A. Leven, (Turn to Page 4 — Column 1) (Tum to Page 9 — Column i ) Monsignor’s brother, Timothy national director; Miss Miriam iam Marks, national secretary of Mary’s, was toastmaster. Mon­ O’Ryan, his only survivor in Amer­ Marks, national secretary, who has the confraternity, with members signor McMenamin discussed the ica, had visited him in the day. already arrived here, and John of the diocesan sisters’ commit­ Bishop’s silver jubilee drive to 1,075 Pieces of Clothing, Shoes Given Out Other relatives are nieces and tee on Monday afternoon. Sister Judge Joseph J. Walsh Craig, secretary of the national raise $250,000. Members of St. nephews in Ireland. Laymen’s Retreat movement. All M. Janet of the Sisters of Charity Mary’s Tabernacle society served Last rites were administered by the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, dioc­ will play a prominent part in the of Cincinnati at the Cathedral the breakfast. TRINIDAD DE PAUL MEN DISTRIDUTE the Rev, Patrick Devlin, hospital esan director, emphasized the fact program of the congress. school is chairman of arrange­ The Communion Mass at Holy chaplain, Monday morning. Bishop that the confraternity is essen­ Text of Bishop's ments for the institute. Trinity church, Trinidad, will be Vehr called at noon Tuesday. Mon­ tially a Catholic Action organiza­ The committee that met Monday offered Sunday, Feb. 18. Bishop signor O’Ryan entered the hospital tion and that its formal establish­ Letter Given to plan the teachers’ institute in­ Vehr will celebrate the Mass and 3 TONS OF GROCERIES IN 2 MONTHS Feb. 1 for an examination and ment on a diocesan basis is an im^ Reverend Dear Father and cludes Sister Mary Janet, chair­ speak at the breakfast to be served rest, as his general health had portant step in enrolling the-laity Beloved People: man; Sister Robert Joseph of St. in the Community hall by the been getting poorer since Christ­ of Colorado for participation in The regional conference of the Patrick’s school. Sister Rebecca of Catholic Daughters of America. One thousand and seventy-five 373 pieces of Catholic literature, How is this possible? It is through mas. Despite his condition, he bap­ the apostolate of the Hierarchy. Confraternity of Christian Doc- Loretto Heights college. Sister tized a baby at the hospital Feb. 4. Approximately 500 men are ex­ pieces of clothing and shoes and 905 pieces of clothing of every the courage and energy of a hand (Turn to Page S — Column S) (Turn to Page 2 — Column 8) pected to attend. description, and 170 pairs of shoes His illness became so severe Feb. Others officers are Frank ful of men who still believe that Kemme, vice president; Mary Na- Frank Carroll of Sacred Heart nearly three tons of groceries dis­ and overshoes were distributed. 10 that he was placed in an oxygen dorff, secretary, and Andrew J. Religious Instruction Needed parish, Pueblo, will be the guest tributed to the poor in the space of As a result 81 families look to God, who clothes the lilies of the tent. Day, treasui-er. Chairmen of the speaker at the Communion break­ two months form the remarkable Trinidad’s St. Vincent de Paul field and feeds the birds of the Series of Rosaries confraternity divisions, who will fast to be held in the K. of C. hall. society for clothing and food, air, will bless works of charity record of the Holy Trinity confer­ done to the poor in His Name. Held Thursday serve on the diocesan board with How to Reach Catholics La Junta, Sunday, Feb. 25, fol­ ence of the St. Vincent de Paul while 15 children of the poor aged the officers, are: Discussion clubs, lowing the men’s corporate Com­ 7 to 17 have begun instruction In two months the conference re­ The body was taken to the W. P. society of Trinidad, as revealed ceived cash donations to the ex­ Horan & Son funeral home. Thurs­ Mrs. Julia O’Neill; helpers, Cath­ munion at St. Patrick’s church. in its report given last Sunday in for their First Holy Communion, erine Maloney; fishers, Richard L. and one child of eight years will tent of $239.73, while among its day it was removed to St. Leo’s St. Francis’ church, Pueblo, at the disbursements appear such items: church, where the first of a series Walsh. The task of “fishing,” or In Public Highs Problem quarterly meeting of the society. be baptized. home visiting, will be left to mem­ Nurses’ Graduation Food, $169.82; clothing, $78.86; of Rosaries was held at 4 p. m. With only seven active members fuel grants, $4.49; religious Members of parish societies and bers of the Legion of Mary, whose To Be Held May 22 the Trinidad conference relieved Named Monsignor curia in Colorado is headed by Mr. The provision of religious in­ principal aims of the C.-C.D. con­ (Turn to Page 9 — Column 7) (Turn to Page 9— Column i ) The annual joint commence­ 147 families, or 569 people, be­ Walsh. Chairmen of the parent- struction for Catholic boys and gress on Feb. 22, 23, and 24. sides a large number of tran­ educators and of the apostolate to girls attending public high schools ment exercises fer the schools Bishop Vehr has appointed the o f nursing at St. Anthony’s, St. sients, between Dec. 10 and Feb. non-Catholics, th e ot h e r two is one of the most difficult and 11. In companies of two the mem­ branches of the confraternity set­ most important problems in the Rev. Joseph P. O’Heron, pastor of Joseph’s, and Mercy hospitals, Pastor’s Letter Solves Denver, will be held Wednes­ bers of the conference have made up, will be chosen later. entire field of pastoral work, St. Loui§’ church in Englewood 91 visits to the homes of the poor, Judge Walsh, whose position as Bishop Urban J. Vehr told com­ day, May 22, at 8:15 p. m. and chaplain of the Denver uni­ in the Cathedral. besides ten visits to the local hos­ president of the confraternity in mittee chairmen for the regional versity Newman club, to direct the pital and jail. In the two months Mystery of $6,000 Gift the diocese will be one of the most congress of the Confraternity of work of finding a solution for the important Catholic offices in the Christian Doctrine at a dinner problem and to plan congress ses­ state, was president of the Dioc meeting jn the Cosmopolitan hotel sions devoted to its consideration. The mystery of that $6,000 chairman, is arousing a fine en­ esan union of the Holy Name so­ Monday evening. Solution of this The Most Rev. Edwin V. ciety from 1924 to 1937 and has problem, which, according to the Bishop Vehr Explains contribution to Bishop Vehr’s sil­ thusiasm throughout the diocese. O’Hara, Bishop of Kansas City ver jubilee campaign from tiny It formally opened last Sunday, been active in many other organi Bishop, affects more than half of arid chairman of the Episcopal rations. He is now presiding judge Colorado’s Catholic high school St. Rose of Lima’s parish is final­ Feb. 11. Father Grohman’s let­ committee on the confraternity, ly solved . . . in a letter from the ter follows in full: of the district court. boys and girls, will be one of the will discuss means of instructing Diocese*s Money Need pastor, the Rev. Louis J. Groh- Feb. 13,-1940. public high school pupils at the man, to the Denver Catholic Reg­ Maryknoller Rules New The Denver Catholic Register, clergy conference in the Cosmo­ ister. Incidentally, the Register Fushun, Manchuria, Vicariate ^ politan hotel, room C, Thursday, Bishop Urban J. Vehr, when hood. The diocese is always in 938 Bannock street asked by the Register to explain is given the credit for causing Denver, Colorado. Feb. 22, at 4 p. m. need of clergymen and it is al­ this unique contribution. The the need for the financial cam­ Gentlemen: ready known just where each of campaign, according to the Rt. Priests to Have paign begun by the consultors and the nine men to be available next Msgr. Raymond Lane Is Rev. H. • L. McMenamin, general Even since the somewhat Special Meeting deans of Colorado, listed the fol­ summer will be sent. 2. The re­ “ newsy” announcement that the lowing as the most pressing prob­ lief of needy missions and the ex­ On Friday at 8 p. m. in room wee Valverde parish had raised lems of the diocese: 1. The edu­ tension of mission work. 3. Aid $6,000 in cash four weeks in ad­ 8 at St. John’s school, a special cation of more men for the priest- to infirm priests. Loretto Heights Named to Episcopacy meeting of priests will be devoted vance of the actual drive for the to working out a program for solv­ Dwindling population and hard Bishop’s jubilee fund, everyone ing the problem locally. The times have created overwhelming wants to know: “ How come?” and Ossining, N.Y.— Elevation of the City. It also announced the eleva­ speakers will be the Rev. F. North Denver problems in some of the small par­ Actresses First no one wants to believe it. For Rt. Rev. Raymond A. Lane, M.M., tion of the Prefecture Apostolic of Gregory Smith, director of the ishes of Colorado. The interest the simple publicity value in re, to the Hierarchy is announced in Fushun, Manchuria, to the rank of confraternity in the Diocese of paid on old debts is often the hoping the Valverde example ’The Rev. James G. Dowling, ’31 a cable received here from Vatican Vicariate Apostolic. Bishop-desig­ Denver, and Miss Miriam Marks, Center Begun margin between success and fail­ In Drama Meet might encourage others, I did not alumnus o f St. 'Thomas' seminary nate Lane presides over this area. national secretary of the C.C.D. ure. Yet there are enough souls give further explanation. in these places to make it neces­ and member o f the last class to News of the appointment was Father Smith’s address on “ The Loretto Heights college swept Here’s the “ low-down,” how­ Need for Religious Instruction of 10 Years Ago sary to keep resident priests be ordained in Denver by the late ever, and I leave it entirely up to made public at the headquarters there. In a few instances, there Most Rev. J. Henry Tihen, has through older and more experi­ here of the Catholic Foreign Mis­ Secular High School Students” enced theatrical groups and you as to what further use, if will be discussed by priests repre­ are large parishes, doing mag­ been elevated to the rank o f a any, you may care to make of the sion Society of America by the nificent work in grade and high Papal Chamberlain with the title marched to victory in the Catholic Rev. Jamgs M. Drought, Vicar senting the parishes of the city. St. Anthony’s Neighborhood matter. The fact is, the Register house, 3628 Osage street, will schools, but having a terrific time of Very Reverend Monsignor. Mon­ Little Theater tournament pro­ General of Maryknoll. Miss Marks will review “ Means of duced in the Morey Junior: high actually raised that $6,000. Mrs. complete its first decade of social making ends meet, chiefly because signor Dowling, who studied at Mary Jacobs and her son. Max Bishop-designate Lane was born (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n 5) school Thursday and Friday eve­ and humanitarian service to North of the rigors of the long depres­ St. Thomas’ from 1927 to 1931, Streng, of 40 Lipan street, mem­ Jan. 2, 1894, at Lawrence, Mass. nings, Feb. 8 and 9. The dramatic Denver Monday, Feb. 19. The sion. At least 30 mission parishes is a priest o f the Diocese o f Mon-' bers of this parish, are the actual He attended St. Mary’s parochial students of the college were suc­ Bishop Urges All tenth anniversary commemoration have debts that are small in them­ terey-Fresno. He has achieved an donors. Several years ago, these school in that city and St. John’s cessful in annexing two of the will be as unpretentious as the selves, but mountainous when outstanding record in the coast two, reading Register suggestions preparatory school, Danvers, Mass., three titles bestowed in the con­ To Attend G.G.D. dilapidated edifice that has housed viewed from the standpoint of the district as director o f Associated (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n S) before entering Maryknoll college, the center’s activities since it was local pastors. As for infirm Catholic Charities, diocesan super­ test. Clark’s Summit, Pa. He was or­ opened in 1930. But the human priests, it must be remembered intendent o f schools, diocesan di­ Menfolk, staged by the dramatic dained to the priesthood at the Meeting on Feb. 22 salvage bureau’s observance will that many priests work in Colo­ rector o f the National Organization class o f the college with a cast His Fair Hair Was Maryknoll seminary Feb. 8, 1920. not be without significance. Elab­ rado on such scanty income that for Decent Literature and o f the including Mary Theresa Gushurst, He was assigned to the China The Mott Rev. Urban J. orate displays of youth and adult it is impossible for them to lay Legion o f Mary. He is also a mem­ Myrl McAvoy, and Harriet Barker, Jinx to Seminarian; mission field in October, 1923, and Vehr, Bithop of Denver and handicraft arts developed at the anything aside for a rainy day. ber o f the board o f directors o f the was voted first place honors by the Detained as Spy was transferred to Fushun in De­ host to next week’s regional center will be featured, and the This is true even in the large par­ Fresno Community Chest. Mon­ unanimous decision of the judges. Fair hair and a Nordic coun­ cember, 1925. He was named Pre­ congress of the Confraternity hundreds of children who frequent ishes. Most of the priests who signor Dowling is the youngest To Alan Lutz of the Catholic tenance zpelled trouble for tbe fect Apostolic of Fushun in June, o f Christian Doctrine, issues the house will unite to stage an have died in recent years would priest in this California diocese to Drama guild and Mary Theresa Rev. Mr. John Kelly, Pueblo 1932. Bishop-designate Lane is a special invitation to all entertainment program. And it not have left even enough to bury be given such a rank. Other Gushurst were given “ Oscars” for native who will be ordained in the third Maryknoller to be ele­ Catholics of Denver and near­ is precisely in this demonstration them were it not for the group priests o f the diocese given similar the best performances turned in by Rome March 7. Returning to vated to the Episcopate wifhin by cities to attend the general that the value of St. Anthony’s to insurance established shortly after honors at the same time are the an individual actor and actress. Rome from a vacation in Ire­ seven months. session o f the congress in the the North Side is found. Within Bishop Vehr came here. Nobody Very Rev. Monsignors John Galvin 8 Receive Honors land at the outbreak o f the Bishop Urban J. Vehr and the MOREY JUNIOR HIGH the memory of many youngsters is complaining about this, but o f Santa Cruz and Philip F. KeU' Singled out by the judges for present war, the seminarian Rt. Rev. Matthew Smith visited SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, E. across the viaduct is the recollec­ something has to be done to care nedy, rector o f the Fresno Cathe­ honorable mention were Harriet was detained by Paris police as Bishop-elect Lane at Fushun on 14TH AVENUE AND tion of an era when the police sel­ for men who break down and dral. Msgr. Dowling was in Den­ Barker, Myrl McAvoy, Betty a spy suspect. The difficulty their tour of the Orient three years CLARKSON, Thursday eve* dom ventured into the district, and undergo long and expensive illness, ver last summer for the National Woodman, Doris Porter, Frances was shortly cleared up. Bishop-elect Lane ■ aga. ning, Feb. 22, at 8 o’clock. (Turn to Page 2 — Colum n S) (Turn to Page 9 — Colum n S) Charities convention. J (Turn to P age? — Colum n 1) PAGE TWP Office, 988 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone '4205 Thursday, Feb'. 15, 1940 SEVEN BISHOPS WILL ATTEND Reaching Catholic INSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS WILL W. S. SANDERSON C.C.D. MEETING IN DENVER FEATURE REGIONAL CONGRESS & BRO. 1S14 Arapahoe TAbor 2391 (Continuid From Page Ont) Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22, at Pupils in Public (Continued From Page One) Mary Dolores of the Sisters of St. Fretk Roaited Coffee trinn Will bn held in Dmver from o’clock, followed by a dinner. Patrice of Annunciation high Benedict of Chicago, Slater Mary MOROVIT, lb., a6e, 4 lbs. for Priests are kindly asked to make Thursday, Fnb. 82, to Saturday, School, Sister Anysia of Annuncia­ 11.0 0 the neeesiary appointments of the Germaine of the Sisters of Meroy, Feb. 84, inclusive. A preliminary parish Confraternity Officers and tion grade school, Sister Patricia Sister Mary_ Therese of the Sis­ Para Vermont Maple Syrup Schools Problem ters of Charity of Cincinnati, and and Sugar meeting for the priests and people the committee chairmen and to of St. Cajetan’s, Mother M. Geor- of Southern Colorado will b* held urge their people to attend the giana of St. Francis’ high school, Brother B, Faber, F.S.C., and Freth Roaited Peanut Butter eneral sessions in Pueblo and (Continued From Page One) and Sisters Edward and Scholas- Brother A. Daniel, F.S.C., of the at City auditorium. Pueblo, lenver and also the sectional Instruction of Secular High Schoolcho tica of St. Joseph’s school. Mullen home for boys. MOROVIT Baking Powder Wednesday evening, Feb. 21, at 8 meetings which will be held in Students in Other Dioceses.” Quality Nutt o'clock. The teachers’ institute in the Sister Dolores to Cathedral high school, Denver, The Problem Is Appalling Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall at Bishop O’Hara of Kansas City, members of the various diseuseion Tha problam offered by Catholic 9:30 on Saturday morning will Demonstrate Work chairman of the Episcopal Com­ clubs will be especially interested students in secular high schools is feature addresses by Father Jos­ Sister Dolores Sehorsch, Bene­ Jim McConaty, Jr. mittee on Religious Instruction, JamM P. McConaty, Sr. in some of the sectional meetings. appalling. Bishop Vehr told the cpiieph Lilly, C.M., \fk of Ob*8t. Thomas’ A m. dictine nun who is professor of ' The Anderson will be in attendance at the con­ group of about 80 priests and lay 42 Tetri Experienc* Priesta are especially asked to seminary on "Doctrine for the religious instruction at De Paul ference, as will most probably sev­ perions at Monday’s dinner. j Photograph Studio attend as many sessions as pos­ Teacher’ and by Sister Mary Ruth university and diocesan super­ eral neighboring Bishops; also Fa­ Whereas about 70 per cent of sible and to give their whole­ of the Sisters of Charit)ty of visor of religious instruction in the iPhone MAin 1878 In times of loss of a dear relative or mem­ ther Stephen A. Leven, national Catholic children of grade school director of the confraternity, and hearted co-operation In making Leavenworth on "Methods for the Archdiocese of Chicago, will be 12M rtftMhth St—C*r. Uim ae* ber of the family we are glad to feel that this regional conference a success. age are in parochial Ichools, Cath­ Miss Miriam Marks, the national Teacher.” Father Newell will an outstanding figure at the OciiTcr. Colo. we can help to lighten the burden of sor­ I think both priests and people will olic high schools probably enroll preside. Teachers’ institute. Sister Do­ secretary, and John Craig, na­ fewer than 80 per cent o f the boys row. By taking over the plans for the find this conference inspirational Method* to Bo DomonttraUd lores, who is co-author with her Eye* Eaaminad Glatoat Fitted tional secretary of the Laymen’s and instructive. and girls they should reach. funeral and burial we relieve them of all Retreat league. A preliminary pro­ Exact figures on the percentage Following the meeting, there brother, the Rev. Dr. Alexander P. Sehorsch, C.M., of the De Paul plans and details. Conservative refine­ gram is enclosed. Kindly announce this regional of Catholic pupils attending pub­ will be a classroom demonstration HARRY M. LUSTIG meeting at the Masses this Sunday. series of religion texts, will dem­ ment marks each service we conduct. A dinner for the clergy is being lic secondary schools are not avail­ of grada school teaching methods OPTOMETRIST With every good wish and bless­ able, but every attempt to find the as outlined in the Religious Vaca­ onstrate the use of her teachers’ arranged before the Wednesday Office Phone KEyitone 3683 in g I am true situation shows that the num­ tion School Manual. guidebook for discussion club evening meeting In Pueblo, A con­ work. The texts by Sister Dolores ference for priests will be held Faithfully yours in Christ, ber is very great. The demonstration will be given 935 Fifteenth St. at * URBAN J. VEHR, and her brother are considered Cosmopolitan hotel, Denver, The fault lies both with parents as follows: First grade— Sister M. OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS riLLED the Bishop of Denver. revolutionary in the field of reli­ who refuss to send their children Alice of the Sisters of St. Bene­ When buying from the P.S. Kindly urge the men of to Catholic schools or to make dict; second grade— Sister Rose gious education, and she is one of ^Federal at No. Speer your parish to receive Holy Com­ other provision for thsir religious Therese of the Sisters of St. Jos the nation’s most forward-looking firms advertising in this munion at the corporate K. o f C.- experts in the field of catechetical instruction and with children who eph; third grade— Sister Francis paper, please mention that GRand 1626 Catholie men’s Communion day in tefuse to obey parents who have Solano of the Sisters of St. Jos­ Instruction. This will be her first your respective districts: Cathe­ a realization of their duty. eph; fourth grade— Sister Helen teaching demonstration in Denver, you saw their advertise­ dral, Sunday, Feb. 25, at 8 o’clock; Bishop Vehr called attention to Joseph of the Sisters of Loretto; but she is already well known in the state. ment. Sacred Heart church, Pueblo, Sun­ the’ reawakening of all America fifth grade — Sister Magdalene day, March 3, at 8 o’clock; St. to the need for religious educa­ Mary of the Sisters of Loretto: Mary’s church, Colorado Springs, tion of the young, as demon­ sixth «a d e — Sister Mary Ruth of Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5. Phone MAin 8487 Sunday, March 10, at.8 o’clock. strated in the recent White House the Sitters of Mercy; seventh Conference on Children in a De­ grade--Sister Mary Agnes of the Everyone Has . mocracy, and In statements of Sisters of Charity of Leaven' COTTRELL) Dr. J. J. O ’Neil, Dentist many non-Catholic educators and worth; eighth grade-—Sister James Place in C.C.D, civic leaders. Religious and moral Ellen of the Sisters of Charity of The regional congrese will em­ instruction must be provided for Cincinnati. M m a S t o x i i (Continued From Page One) phasize the fact that every Cath­ Suite 722 Mack Building, 16th and California Streets the young, he said, If the country Qanaral S«**ten to Follow when the "law” did appear It trav olic has a place in the Confrater­ Is to stave off the evil effects of eled in pairs-^and not merely for nity of Christian Doctrine, and the At 11:30 Saturday morning. Fa­ 621 fIXTEENTH IT« wrong-thinking on moral ques­ ther Newell will preside at a gen­ the sake of companionship. When­ program is designed to give every­ tions. one epeciflo instructions in'finding eral session in which there will be ever a crime suspect was wanted Youth Congress Blasted a few years ago, the police knew that place and filling it. There will discussion from the floor of the Bishop Vehr roundly condemned he was likely to be found in the be special meetings for priests, for Friday and Saturday program, the conduct of the American Osage neighborhood. But today sisters, and for the laity, as well with reijHies to questions by speak­ REBUILDING SALE! Youth congress at its citizenship as general sessions and sectional ers and demonstrators. invited guests from the "other side institute in Washington last week. of the tracks” attend with every meetings open to all who care to High school demonstrations at Reductions to 50% and more attend. Calling the congress a definitely 2 p. m. will be given by Sister assurance of safety the programs Leftist organization, the Bishop at St. Anthony’s. The aims and methods of all six said it was appalling that a group departments of the confraternity The Osage house came into ex­ of young Americans should boo Priest Will Lecture will be fully explained by the na­ istence through the efforts of the and hiss the President of the tional experts who are coming to On Sanctity of Church TIMELY SUITS Very Rev. Monslgnor John R. United States, as delSMtes to the Colorado for the congress. The six (St. Jamo*’ Parish) $35 SUITS Mulroy, director of Catholic Char­ A.Y.C. meeting did. But, he de­ ities. In co-operation with a divisions o f membership are: The Rev. Charles M. Johnson Were *4.5, 15.5 1. Teachers— who give instruc­ clared, their actions are indicative will lecture Sunday evening In In Fine Tweed*, group of interested, social-minded of the lack of responsibility Catholics, the center was opened. tions to children attending non- St. James’ church, B. 13th avenue Worsteds, Twist* Catholio schools. among thousands of young people and Newport street, at 7:80 Board members were; Dr. J. J. who are the products of a godless OHOICE OF ALL 2. Fishers (or home visitors)— o’clock. The talk is another in a O’Neil, president; Mrs. B, K. system of education. whose main job is to interest peo­ series on the Ten Commandments OHOlOE OF ALL Sweenev, vice president; Miss Others Cite Sam's Problem ple in attending religion clasies, and is entitled, "The Sanctity of $60 to $70 Anna McQlofte, secretary; Edward Father Smith and Miss Marks, clube, or services. In the Denver the Catholic Church.” Catholics A. Floyd, treasurer, and Miss Ma­ whp were the other speakers at diocese, the Legion of Mary will and non-Catholics are invited to $36, $40 and $46 rie V. Carter, superintendent. In the dinner, both cited the same the spring of 1931 the first Cath­ supply the fishers. attend, A question box is a fea­ 3. Helpers — who distribute problem of providing religious O ’^ C o a ts , “Why Pay More?" olic clinic in Denver was opened training for public high school ture of the service. Topcoats 6& at the center, and continued until Catholic literature, take charge of the confraternity library, provide students. Miss Marks said that (Trademark) the completion of the Ave Marla meeting the needs of this group T o p c o a t s transportation, collect materials Center Girl Is Official clinics on Curtis street In 1986. Is one of the most important jobs O T o a t s for use of teachers and students, facing the confraternity through­ At Kansas State Parley It was also fn 1986 that the cen­ and make preparations for instruc­ Miss Mary Louise Klaumann, WM. W. MYER DRUG STORES ter, which up to then had operated tion classes or discussion clubs. out the nation. with its own board of directors, be­ Many Catholic children in public who is the daughter of Mr. and INCORPORATED 4. Discussion club leaders and $ 1 0 .8 8 $ 2 0 .6 6 came an affiliate of the Denver members— who learn about the high schools not only lack reli­ Mrs. G. B. Klaumann, Center, and Colorado Owned Stores deanery. Two years later the teachings and practices of the gious training now but have never a junior at Mt. St. Seholastica work of the center was given offi' had any systematic catechetical in­ college, Atchison, Kans., was the 17th and Broadway 800 Santa Fe Dr. Church through open discussion at 1 cial recognition by admission to regular club meetings. struction, said Father Smith. He official secretary of the college ses­ sion at the Leavenworth diocesan Broadway and Ellsworth 16th and California the council of social agencies and Parent-educators — who de­ urged the pastors and priests of the Community Chest. Since 1936 the city to co-operate in develop­ meeting of the Kansas State So Over 650 Carmemi Over 350 Garment* 15th and California vote themselves to fulfilling the the WPA lunch project has served parental obligation of providing ing a workable plan for meeting dality union held in Paola, Kans. .. more than 160.000 lunches to the the situation. To show the extent We Do Not Hare Special Salat But Sell You at Our Lowatt relimous instruction for children undernourished children of the dis­ in their own homes. of this problem in some places, he Croatia Seeks to Stop Prieat Erery Day on All Druf Marehandlte. cited the results of a survey made trict from St. Patrick’s, Mt. Car 6. Apostles to non-CatholicB— F I N E H A T S S2 § H I R T S mel, and Bryant Webster grade in Brooklyn, N. Y. There it was Burgflary of Churches who seek through all available Ftmoai makir do««d out aar- schools. In the same period the means to spread flie knowledge of found that 70,000 Catholic chil­ iPrices for FrL, Sat, & MonX dren were enrolled in non-Catholic Stfflpiti ot plua stock! recreational and educational divi Christ and His Church to non- Zagreb.— So many churches have IS, ir.to and to coOptratt slons of the WPA and NY A have Catholics. high schools. Regular instructions been Durglarized in Croatia in the > 1 0 Hot* in this greatly contributed to the develop are now being provided for 30,000 past year that ecclesiastical au­ from n * • $ 0 .9 9 orsnt I All $ Congress Program of them and plans are being made tion’i moat itrlca. pat- 1.12 ment and supervision of programs thorities have requested the civil f a m 0 n I t«rniand to bring in the entire 70,000, S for at the center. Is Crowded officials to make a thorough in­ maker. All fabrics, fllss* 19.15 In the firit five years of the From the beginning of the pre­ This problem will also be con­ vestigation. The prefect of police 13H to 18,... neighborhood house’s existence liminary session in Pueblo on sidered at the Teachers’ institute has been instructed to take per­ on Saturday morning, when meth­ approximately 8,000 children and Wednesday until the close of the sonal charge of the investigation. K adults annually frequented the last meeting in Denver at noon on ods of instructing public school club, and in the subsequent years Saturday, the program is packed. children of both grade and high the enrollment has been doubled. The meeting at Pueblo on Feb. school age will be demonstrated Every form of educational and 21 will include a clergy dinner at Colleges to Be tt recreational diversion is provided Pueblo Catholic high school at Closed on Friday ■SUPER mnBKETSI at the Center for both youth and 6:80 p. m.. and a general session in In order to allow their students adults. Special club facilities are the City auditorium at 8. Father to take an active part in the pro­ furnished for the Topaz club, Joseph F. Higgins, pastor of St. gram of the confraternity con­ Amici dl Italia, and the Usuala, Patrick's church, is making local ’ ’ gress, both Regis and Loretto which boast of a combined mem­ arrangements for the Puebi0 ses- Heights colleges will be closed all T h a t ' s A l l I t s O w n . . . ” bership exceeding 2,000. Re­ day Friday, Feb. 23. Collegians cently a branch Hbrary was also Moving to Denver on Thursday, opened at the center and noW has the congress will begin its three- are invited to attend the sessions on that day, and a number of col­ a collection of 500 books. Frank day program here with a clergy lege students will take part in the Siener is superintendent of the in­ conference in the Cosmopolitan formal program. stitution. hotel at 4 p. m. followea by a clergy dinner at 6. At the meeting of the confra­ At the general session in Morey ternity teachers in Room 8 of Ca­ junior high school at 8 that eve­ thedral high school at 11 a. m.. ning, Archbishop Gerken of Santa Miss Natalie Swan of Loretto LEnill M S Fe 18 scheduled to preside. Speak­ Heights and Francis Mayer of ers will be Bishop O’Hara, Bishop Regis will discuss an address to he Vehr, Father Leven, Miss Marks, given by Miss Marks. Collegians and John Craig. The need, the on the fishere’ program in the Ca­ aims, and the methods of the con­ thedral gymnasium at the same fraternity will be outlined in full time will be Joseph Stein of Regis at this session. and Miss Harriet Barker of Lo­ Friday’s program lists general retto Heights. The girls’ college (Continued From Page One) sessions at 10 a. m. in the Oscar will be represented at the helpers’ of establishing a seminary burse, Malo, Jt., Memorial hall at 1824 meeting by Miss Pauline Guindon, decided to leave such a bursa in Logan; at 2 p. m. in the seme and James J. Carter will speak for their will. place, and at 8 p. m. in St. John’s Regis. Register publicity on the com­ school auditorium, 620 Elizabeth. At the 8 o’clock general session, ing drive, however, inspired them Saetional Maatinf* Plaanad over which Dr. Paul J. Ketrick, to establish the burse now. Max Most of Friday will be taken up president of Loretto Heights, will Streng, an invalid for many years, with sectional meetings. Special preside, Robert M. Kelly of Regis died Dec. 27 and was buried from sessions for confraternity teach­ and Miss Sidney Monaghan of St. Rose of Lima’s Dec. 30, 1939. ers, fishers, and helpers will be Loretto Heights will discuss Miss Marks' address on "Six Divisions Shortly before his death he asked held at 11 o’clock Friday morning, of Confraternity Membership: his mother to turn over the and meetings for parent-educators, Choose Your Place.” money. After consulting with me, apostles to non-Catholics, and dis­ cussion club leaders and members Charles Styer of Regis and Miss Mrs. Jacobs turned over to the Lucille Bercker of Loretto Heights A book s. a jew el. .-a trinket.. are Italian Prunes Bishop the equivalent of 66,000 in will be held in the afternoon at will speak at the meeting on the four Denver real estate firat 8:46. The Denver diocese for several apostolate to non-Catholies in treasured most when handed down Fresh No. 2 ^ can mortage bonds. These were ac­ Room 3 o f Cathedral high at 2:45. cepted and are now being con­ years has been outstanding in the nation ^or its discussion club pro­ The meeting on discussion clubs through the years. There is treasure verted into our own diocesan debt in the high school gymnasium at bonds to form a perpetual burse. gram, and hundreds of persons who have long experience in this 2:45 will include talks by Allen in COORS, too.. a priceless depth of The Bishop authorized my Murdock of Regis and Miss Ade­ crediting this donation to our Val- work are expected to attend the sessions on Friday. The general laide Lachowsky of Loretto flavor inherent in the beer . . char-' verde quota, less, of course, the Heights. 40 per cent, which we do not need meeting at 8 o’clock Friday night at St. Jc...... John’s will include a demon College students, as well as acter that has been handed down anyway. Our actual quota has adults, will participate in the dis- been set at $1,200, and the 40 stration of discussion club proce­ dure by Father Leven. cuseion club demonstration at St. through three generations of brew­ per cent we don’t intend to keep John’s school hall Friday evening cuts that to $820. On that to At the same time, priests will ing experience. The treasure in date we have raised $666.60 in hold a meeting to consider means of providing religious Instruction pledges, $200 in cash, with 20 Dominican Sister Who COORS awaits your enjoyment 5 •, still to be visited. I hope we can for Catholic pupils in public high raise the “ ante,” but f "hae me schools. Taught in Denver Dies again and again* doutsl” The program on Saturday mom- In the 40th year of her religious ing willl be given over mainly to the professbn, Sister Mary Celestina I’ve had a lot of fun with the rs, in which original $6,000 announcement. ole, 67, of the Dominican congre­ representatives of the sisters en- gation, who formerly was stationed Valverde has received a whale of gaged in educational work in the a lot of publicity, and the whole at St. Dominic’s school, Denver, diocese will take part. Both ad­ died at St. Clara’s convent, Sinsi- thing has helped pep up the drive. dresses and demonstrations will be Personally, however, I credit the nawa. Wise., where she had retired 7 MARKETS OPEN NIGHTS featured at the institute. because of declining health. Register for the splendid sugges­ Exhibit* Ara Planned SATURDAY! 'al 10 a. % Oitw Nhm 'til 0 p. ■. | tion made. Confraternity materials will be This is a personalpel letter. But on display at many of the congress Conscientious Objector MM you are at liberty to use it In sessions. Mrs. William C. Klmmlns Discussed by Jesuit V h m m o i ^ 'm S e i any way you may see fit. The is chairman of exhibits, and mem­ Boston.— "What About the Con- drive is the thing, end who cares bers of her committee are Mmes. aelentlous Objector?” was the sub­ laL A W M N O I »TH AND SANTA PE HOURS: who gets the credit? T. J. Dieringer, A. 0. Dillinger, ject of the Question Box address ITINNYSON ■at NIU *ra I P. H.—othir NitM ’Til f Cordially yours, B. F. Hynes, J. G. Loeffel, M. T delivered by the Rev. M. J. Ahem, McDonough, W. C. Rogers, F. B Rev. Louis J. Grobman. S.J., over eutlon WNAC and as­ y * Volz, L. u . WWagner, and L. E. sociated etationt of the Yankee LJG:fmg W^ntinger. network. ikllFH COORS COMPANY, GOIOEN, COLORADO!

a I I I I Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 PAGE THREE Preferred Parish P.-TA By-laws ALTAR SOCIETY OFFICERS ARE 40 Hours’ Closes Glendale 3 6 6 3 INSTALLED AT ST. JOSEPH’S Trading List Are Rewritten At SL Dominic’s M/L (St. Jo.aph's ParUh) Canny, Braytom Gertrud* Ford, mORTUiMRIES The installation of new officers Maffey, and O’lJonnor; deanery— MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER Mrs. Andrew May, president, highlighted the business session of Mmes. Dean and O’Connor; sick (St. Dominie’. Pari.b) was in charge of the meeting of the Altar and Rosary eociety calls and Rosa^—Mmes. Brayton, The Dominican Fathers closed Pollock, and Hicks; publicity — Th* merehanti repraientad in lhi» taction ara boottart. Tbay ara the Cathedral P.-T.A. in the Oscar Wednesday afternoon, Feb. 14, in Mmes. Maffey and O’Connor; the Forty'Hours’ devotion Tuesday CATHOLIC MEMBERS of our personnel •nxiont to work with you and ara datarrinK of your patronage. Co- Male, Jr., Memorial hall Feb. 12 the parish hall. The new lea(lers who assumed posts were Mrs. Ruth Ways and means— Mrs. Eggert, evening, Feb. 13, with a candle­ oparata with them. ______Reports of various committees and the finest equipment and facilities are were read and the rewritten by­ Dean, president; Mrs. Mary Hicks, chairman; Mrs. Silva, co-chair­ light procession in which the men laws were presented. The principal vice president; Mrs. Thomas man; Mmes. Brayton, Hicks, Ham­ of the parish participated. assigned to every Catholic Service Maffey, secretary, and Mrs. T. J. change in the by-laws was the re­ ilton, Lamont, McCloskey, Pollick, Lenten services on Silnday after­ Cathedral instatement of the council meet­ O'Connor, treasuresi A luncheon Quinn, and Sweeney; reception— preceded the business meeting. noon at 5 o’clock consist of the reci­ FOR FINE QUALITY ings which have not been held in Mrs. Quinn, chairman, and Mmes. Joseph E. Bona, Vice President It was decided at the meeting tation of the Rosary, a short ser­ MEATS AND FOOD STUFFS the past few years. The council Patterson, George Hackethal, Smil- sessions are to be held on the that several new circles would be age, Sheridan, Harrison, McTavish, mon, and Benediction of the Blessed 16th at Boulder Speer Blvd. at Sherman Lilly While Laundry GO TO TOUR formed and that they will stage meeting day, the second Monday of Doughty, Silva, O’Connor, and Sacrament. The Sunday afternoon Joe Maura, Prop. weekly card parties. The Very Pollock; kitchen equipment—Mrs. Piggly Wiggly Siore each month, one hour before the talks are in the nature of instruc­ Etpiipped to Respond to Any Call, Any Time, Any Distanee FINISH WORK DRY WASH regular session. Rev. Christian J. Darley, C.SS.R., Ginsburg, chairman; Mrs. O’Hara, WET WASH at pastor, announced that the parish tions on the sacraments. On Mrs. Ralph Danielson was intro­ co-chairman; Mmes. MeShane, FREE REPAIRING 13TH AT SHERMAN hail is available for the use of the Saunders, Ashen, Maffey, Mc­ Wednesday evening there are Ros­ duced by Mrs. D. McGroarty, pro­ circles for meetings or social ary, sermon, and Benediction. The KE. 1612 126 E. 11th A ra 17TH AT PENN. gram chairman. She gave an in Closkey, Spicer, George Ford, and gatherings. McNally. Eucharistic Way of the Cross is ob­ teresting talk on the founding of The standing committees ap served during the Holy Hour on Appointed to care for the altars the P.-T.A. and urged the members pointed at the session were as fol Friday evenings. The evening de­ NOB HILL INN always to bear in mina the orig­ and sanctuary in March were Preferred Parish M c B R I D E ’ S 120 EAST COLFAX lows: Altar linens— Mrs. Dean, votions begin at 7:30. Lenten week­ inal purposes for which the organ­ Mmes. Edwards, Sizek, Hammons, day Masses are at 6:30 and 7:45. chairman, and Mmes. Canny Silva, and McNally. DIXIE DRUG Mixed DrInka, Draught Beer ization was founded: Wholehearted Sweeney, Smith, Sheridan, On the four last Sunday eve­ interest in the welfare of children Data of Play Poitponeil 17th at Frsnklln PH. EM. tStl Delicious Dinners O’Byme, Doughty, and Stillham- nings of the Lenten season a Pas­ Trading List G. W. McBRIDE, Prop. and a deep-seated friendship be­ mer; sewing — Mmes. O’Hara, The date for the presentation sion play. The Upper Room, will HOT AND COLD LUNCHES tween parents, children, and teach­ of the Guenther club’s play. Pop be enacted in the parish Little Free Delivery Cut Rate Silva, • Jurgens, Sheridan, Dean, Tour Basinets Is AppreeUted Hert ers. She urged the fathers and Goes the Weasel, originally sched­ theater. MR. AND MRS. SHOPPER “ Meet Me at Dcliihtfal Dixie Drat" mothers to become acquainted with uled for Monday, Feb. 20, has been Sunday, Feb. 18, the Blessed The merchant, represented in this .ection are boo.tere. They are Mrs. the parents of the children with postponed until Tuesday, April 9, Virgin sodality will receive Com­ anziou. to work with you and ara deserving of your patronage. Co­ W illiam s whom their youngsters go to because of the serious illness of munion at the 7:30 o’clock Mass. school. Jubilee Drive in operate with them. the mother of one of the members The monthly meeting will be held B ake Shop The pupils of the sixth grade of the cast. C ara to East and West Hot Cross Bans on the following evening at 7:30. Call Us For Special Partr Orders presented a short program. Re­ Men to Stag* Game, Party The sodality intention for the com­ 1st a 15th af Each Month Decorated Birthdaj Cakes* freshments were served by the The Holy Name society members ing Sunday is for the protection of Wedding Cakes • a WarehOTise, IW l M A St. girls of the sixth grade, with Miss St. John’s Parish voted to stage a games party Mon­ United States’ constitutional liber­ Chicken Pies E rcrj Dar St. Francis de Sales' See elfcii KEyatan. 6228 Family size baked on special order only Florence Musgrove pouring. day, March 4. 'The announcement ties. n i7 E. 9th Aye. KE. 1409 A complimentary card party for of the social was made at a meet­ P.-T.A. to Convene the members and friends of the ing Tuesday night, Feb. 13, in the association will be givfn in the parish hall. On Thursday evening, Feb. 22, To End Feb. IS the monthly meeting of the P.-T. school cafeteria Feb. 20, at 1 Because of the many requests St. John's A. will be held in the school hall. Ohler’s Model Market o’clock. Mrs. Paul H. McDermott made on the St Vincent de Paul so­ The only eomplete fish and meat market in south Denver. has been appointed chairman and (St. John’, ParUh) ciety’s limited treasury, the Holy The fourth grade, under the direc­ Mrs. J. Ralph Elliott assisting A captains’ meeting,in St. John’s Name members agreed to divide tion of its teacher. Sister Janice, OLDEST UNION MARKET IN SOUTH DENVER D EN VER will present a patriotic program. IOWA MARKET chairman. They will be assisted rectory Friday evening, Feb. 16, the proceeds of the party with the 1487 So. Pearl PE. 1100 M A R K E T CO. by L. Wieezorek, R. Kinno- and a mass meeting of officers, parish De Paul conference. The* P.-T. A. chorus will sing. The chorus sang several hymns at I.G.A. Stores Meats man, S. J. Sikora, E. B. Towey, A. captains, and workers in the Information Claw Meeting the Mass for the Altar and Rosary Of the Finest Quality Rabenstein, J. A. Tait, L. H. school auditorium Sunday, Feb. 18, The information class, under the "Shop With Confidenc. it Wemer’a” 2422 E. 6th Ave. EM. 4151 & 4152 Height, M. J. Tiehen, D. O’Grady, at 1 p. m. will bring to a close St. direction of the Rev. Ralph A. society’s Communion Sunday. ■ Dutch Lunch Headquarters Selected corn-fed meats. • Fancy and FREE DELIVERY and N. Sebastian. Refreshments John’s parish drive in the Bishop’s Michaels, C.SS.R., has resumed its St. Catherine’s P.-T. A. circle Mary and Wall’s Cafe ftaple groceries, froits and regetablM Pa. 3703-04 618 E. 6th Are. WERNER’S Fresh fish and oysters will be served and prizes will be silver jubilee financial campaign. sessions and is meeting every met at the home of Mrs. P. 0. Where Service It a Pleature "At 2 out Sirnc.’’ awarded. Patrons are asked to The workers, under the general di­ Wednesday in the parish hall. Haggerty, 2637 W. 23rd avenue, DELICATESSEN bring playing cards. rection of Thomas J. Tynan, are Catholics are invited to bring their DELICIOUS FOODS EMPIRE Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13. St. WINES and LIQUORS Mayfair making a house-to-house canvass non-Catholic friends to these Ann’s circle will meet Friday aft­ DISTINCTIVE DRINKS CLEANERS this week. The captains at their classes. 82 to 86 S. Broadvar at Baraod ernoon, Feb. 16, at Mrs. John Phon, PE. 6674 So. Pearl at Loalsiana Beauty Salon meeting Friday night will make The Rev. Bernard Guenther, Bruggeman’s, 1060 Washington PE. 2302 AND final arrangements to call pa­ C.SS.R., left Wednesday to conduct street. ANN LELL, Manager DYERS rishioners not reached by the work­ a series of missions in Missouri. 1213 E. 4ih Ave. ers in the week’s drive. Conducting a mission at St. Pat­ EMeraon 2989 JACKSON’S JOYCE CLEANERS PE. 2989 Society to Meat rick’s church, Denver, is the Rev. 2181 E. 6th At.. Vincent McCartan, C.SS.R., Post-Easter Ball Cut Rate Drugs St. John’s Altar and Rosary so­ Alterations a Specialty INa.AIR Hi MEETciety will meet at the home of Fr. Darley to Preach on ‘Spiritism’ Liquors • Sundries ERVICE Mrs. W. P. Horan, Jr., 660 Clay­ Father Darley will preach the SP. 3662 1306 S. Pearl The Columbine sermon Sunday night at the serv­ Planned in Aurora Prescriptions TATION ton, Friday, Feb. 16, at 1 p. m. Free Prompt Delivery (W e Call for and Deliver) (Sacred Heart-Loyola Parish) Mrs. Katherine Perenyi will be ices, which begin at 7:30. His “ Your car will topic will be “ Spiritism.” In ad­ Can 8p. 3445 Downlnc and Alameda Pharmacy Members of the Sacred Heart the g;uest soloist. Miss Miriam (Shrine o f the Little Flower, serve you, if yoa dition. to the sermon, the Rosary let ns serrico yoar Phones: EAst 3373; EAst 9849 Parent-Teachers’ association were Marks, national secretary of the Aurora) car.*' 2438 6th Ave. at Columbine pleased to have with them at will be recited and Benediction Hessel Texaco Service Confraternity of Christian Doc­ At the meeting of the Altar and JERRY PERRY. LESSEE their meeting Feb. 7 Sister Mary will be given. trine, will attend the meeting. Rosary society, it was decided to ALBRECHT’S East 6th Ave. at Colombine Cut-Rate Prices Janet of the Cathedral school Other services being held in Lent We Give S&H Green Stamps PHONE EM. 9815 FREE DELIVERY The members of the Altar and hold an after-Easter ball Saturday, Pabst Beer on Draught as she is known to most of the Rosary society will receive Com­ include novena devotions at 3 and W'e specialize in permanent waving members. She was presented with 7:30 p. m. on Tuesdays and Way April 6, at the William Smith high Delicious Wines of MARFAK LUBRICATION munion in a group at the 8:30 school, Aurora. Good music will a bouquet of roses. Her talk, of the Cross at 3 and 7:30 p. m. on All Kinds CALL US FOR AN APPOINTMENT Vollmer’s Ellsworih o’clock Mass Sunday, Feb. 18. be featured. All are urged to SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Co-Operation Between Parents The old-fashioned dance classes Fridays. 616 B. AUmeda PE. 6888 and Teachers,” was timely and keep this date open and to attend. So. Pearl at Mexico PE. 9931 MY LADY EDITH BAKERY will be held Friday evening, Feb. The cedar chest, which has been practical. 16, in the school hall. For Expert Radio Repair Serrico BEAUTY SHOP Parenl-Teacher League filled with handmade articles by We Recommend First Class Bakery Goods Miss Mary Ellen Dougherty, the women, will be awarded at (MINNIE KESSELER, Prop.) program chairman, introduced the W. M. WITTE SP. 8397 15 So. Broadway To Convene on Feb. 22 this affair. Dick’s Radio Service 2804 E. 6th Ave. EA. 0788 Cathedral principal. Mrs. Ussery gave an encouraging report on the The Young People’s club met TUNG-SOL TUBES Grocery and Market Thursday, Feb. 8, at the church medical examinations and also The Catholic Parent-Teacher Basinete Phene PE. 082S Corn Fed Meats Freah Fish WE SUGGEST rectory. Miss Elsie Curry gave an Ree. Phone SP. 0248 When buying from the told of the first aid class for the league of the Denver diocese interesting talk on “ Indulgences.” No Sunday Calli Staple Groceries, Fresh Vegetables eighth grade girls. The parents will hold its monthly meeting firms advertising in this S. & A. Radio Shop William Curry discussed “ Lent and were invited to attend this class Thursday, Feb. 22, in Holy Ghost 1889 SO. PEARL ST. 701 SOUTH LOGAN PE. 6624'. Its Meaning.” paper, please mention that For The prize, donated by Mrs. Quin­ hall at 10 a. m. Mrs. Dwight Shea EXPERT RADIO REPAIR AND B[GiNS mm you saw their advertise­ TUNE-UP WORK tana, was won by Sister Mary will preside at the session. Many Tang-Sol Tobei. R.C.A. Tabei and Parta Janet. Sister Geraldine of the 40 HOURS' DEVOTION ment. members of the various P.-T.A. Blessed Sacrament EM. 3189 3038 E. 6th Ave. fourth grade was awarded the (St. Catherine’s Parish) groups throughout the city are Week of Feb. 18: Canon proceeds of the ‘‘Penny March” planning to attend the regional The mission for the men will City, St. Michael’i parish, and Gift Dept. Baur's for the largest attendance of begin Sunday evening, Feb. 18, conference of the Confraternity The Park Hill Drug Go. mothers. The mortuary tour was Fort Collin., St. Joseph’, par­ Whitman’s Candy and at 7:30. The hours of the week­ of Christian Doctrine to be held “ Your Doctor Knows Us" pronounced a success and thanks Feb. 22, 23, and 24 in Denver. ish. ' Candies Ice Cream' St. Dominic's day Masses in their mission will 23RD AT DEXTER EAit 7711 were extended to all who assisted be 5:30, 7:15, and 9 o’clock. Serv­ It was agreed to hold the next Regis Library Association Is Sponsor Sinclaii* Service ices each evening will begin John C. C IT Y PA R K i f ALWAYS INN meeting on the first Monday in promptly at 7 :30. March at 7 :30 in the evening, and The closing services of the Scholl Service Station Station to make it a father-and-son meet­ MRS. FREYER WILL TALK ON LIQUOR STORE women’s mission will be held Sun­ FINEST Armstrong and Ochsner ing. 29lh Ave. and Cxilo. Blvd. Liquors • Wines • Beers day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The MEATS AND The meeting was held in the GROCERIES Frtt Call and DellTcry Bottle or Cate W. 25th and Federal. BWd. attendance in the week has been school library, beginning at 2:30 very gratifying, and the Vincen­ PERUVIAN ART AND CULTURE Sarvica **AII Popular Brandi In Stock^ Prompt, Efficient, Courteous Servic* WASHING AND o’clock. tian Fathers are pleased with the 2816 F slrfiz 1620 W. S2ND AVE. PH. GRand 9840 PHONE GR. 9692 EM. 2706 LUBRICATION Free Delivery on North Side Forty Hours’ Closes response. (Regis College) sary is being said by the boarding Colborn Broa. Em. 9821 Sacred Heart church was filled The curia of the Legion of Mary The Regis Library, association students in the Chapel of the Mar­ last Sunday evening, when pa will meet in the school hall Thurs­ will sponsor a lecture by Mrs. J. tyrs in Carroll hall. Attendance rishioners and friends from vari day evening, Feb. 22, at 8 o’clock. B. Freyer of 933 Pennsylvania Dr. Harry A. Miller at daily Mass and reception of Holy Family ous parts of the city gathered to The Young Ladies’ sodality will street on the subject, “ Peruvian Communion have increased no­ MOVE witness the closing of the Forty hold its monthly meeting at the Art and Culture,” at the Cosmo­ D sj KE. 621t D E ^TIST ticeably in Lent. Hours’ devotion. Father Thomas home of Miss Madeline Lowery, politan hotel Monday evening, Alex Public Service Station Nirht GR. 234r r PvMM H omiis, GsufmfM At the meeting of the student R. H. HAMEL. Prop. Extractions and Plata fPork Only Doran of the Cathedral parish 4995 Hooker street, Monday, Feb. March 18, at 8:15 o’clock. HOOVERS—-EUREKA—ROYALS— And AH Mokoo gave the sermon. The choir and 19, at 8 o’clock. The members, of Mrs. Freyer lived for some time council held Monday afternoon Parts tor All Makea of Vacujnrt— We Repair All Makes of Sweepers :• .MAin 4885 * W aralw a^ 1821 28tk St. the procession of altar boys and the Young Ladies’ sodality and in Lima, Peru, where her hus­ plans were made for a smoker to 2862 Larimer at 29th St, Plenty of Parklnc Spaea flower girls were in charge of the the Junior Girls’ sodality will re­ band, a naval officer, was sta­ be given Feb. 19, a ping-pong tournament, and a St. Patrick’s sisters at Sacred Heart school. ceive Holy Communion in a body tioned. She became interested in MILLER PHARMACY HOT CROSS BUNS Assisting with the closing serv­ at the 7:30 Mass Sunday, Feb. 18 day ball. Peruvian art while there, built up GL, 6617 Cor. W. 44th and Tennyaon For Quality Bakery Goods Presentation ices were the following priests The girls are requested to occupy a private collection, and is now Michael Venture, freshman The Very Rev. Robert Kelley, the front pews. interested in spreading informa­ boarding student who was oper­ North Denver's Most Try J., president of Regis college; the The following were baptized in tion concerning this little known ated on for appendicitis, is con­ Complete Drugstore! Very Rev. Charles M. Hagus, pas the week: Helen Rae, infant subject. valescing at St. Joseph’s hospital. '’One Block from Holy Family Church WEISS BAKERY W e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kehrberg’ s 5 and 10 tor of Annunciation church; Fa­ Fr. Robison Gives Retreat "MAKE OUR STORE YOUR I 4024 Tennyson St. m m Store ther J. L. Weinert of Holy Ghost P. Hanley— sponsors by proxy, The Rev. William F. Robison, HEADQUARTERS” 3200 W. Alameda H ouseouseh hoi old G ood s parish. Father Doran, the Rev. Ed­ Mrs. R. A. McGee and Richard S.J., finished a retreat for the ward J. Morgan, S.J., pastor at McGee; Donald James, infant son Triduum to Honor aad MerehaMerehendise nurses at Mercy hospital Monday The Mott Beautiful Store Sacred Heart-Loyola; the Rev of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Panuncio morning. on Alameda aUPFY STOltAGE AND tieorge Keith, S.J.; the Rev. Vic — sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel The Rev. B. J. Karst, S.J., who St. Elixabeth's TOUR BEN FRANKLIN STORE MOVING CO. tor Winter, S.J., and the Rev. Ar­ Moll’oy; George Louis, infant son has been at St. Joseph’s hospital, Servite Founders L thur Versavel, S.J. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Fala- is reported improving and is ex­ gfrady— sponsors, Josephine Giese Altar Society Meets pected back soon. (Our Lady of Mt. Carmel ParUh) tfOPf AND PICK-UP The Sacred Heart Altar society and Ivan Giese. F. William McKenna and Joseph St. Joseph's held a meeting Wednesday with Bomiger, junior students in the A triduum on the Feast of the Mrs. Lee presiding. Father Mor­ college, are attending a speech Seven Holy Founders of the Serv­ gan gave the opening prayer and SI. Elizabeth’s Plans convention at Denver university ite order began Thursday night, lEAlKAT^ETHYL • TEXACO PRODUCTS Feb. 15. A celebration will take addressed the members. The pres­ this weekend. They are taking T«€ MOTOR F u a ident reported four new members, Games Parly Feb. 16 active part in the iliscussion pro­ place Sunday, Feb. 18, beginning m ^ \ o m l j 0 • WOLFS HEAD OIL COAL Other women have also signified gression, a series of round-table with a High Mass at 7 o’clock. The Third Orcier will receive Commun­ STOKER COAL. $2.66 UP their intention of becoming mem (St. Elizabeth’. Pari.h) debates on the subject of the Power without “ ping­ MERCHANTS OIL CO. hers soon. A new white cope, a United States’ isolation in the ion. In the evening will be Ro­ LUMP OR EGG, 66.66 UP A large attendance is expected sary, sermon, and Benediction. ing” — quick starting, preaching stole, and two linen sur­ at the games party, which will be present world situation. Mr. Mc­ speedy pick-up, and ERWIN J. MERZ, Lessee MILE HIGH FUEL CO. plices were displayed at the meet­ held Friday evening, Feb. 16. Kenna is also speaking in the orig­ The federation relic will be ven­ perfect performance ing. These are gifts of the Altar inal oratory contest; Mr. Bomiger erated and the Papal blessing for 801 KALAMATH U46 W. 13th Are. KE 2267 The Holy Name committee for with economical long society to Sacred Heart church the jubilee campaign has been in the ex tempore speaking contest. the Third Order will be imparted. mileage. George Turre, head chemist of The new cope was used in the re selected in the parish, with Nick . The Adola club will receive Com­ ST. ELIZABETH’S; cent Forty Hours’ procession. the city water department and a munion this Sunday at the 9 Kirsch, captain of the Holy Name W. Colfax and 8th 8 t r Women to Receive Eucharist society, and William Thomson graduate of Regis college, was the o’clock Mass. The club’s meeting This Sunday, the third Sunday captain of the Knights of St. John guest- speaker at the monthly will take place in the school hall Cathedral—E. 16th and Washington I Holy Ghost— 14th St. and Tremont S t Dominie's— W. 32nd Ave. and N. Speer Bleated Sacrament-E. 23rd A Kearney 8t> of the month, will be Communion as leaders. meeting of. the Chemistry club Monday, Feb. 19, at 8 o’clock. S t Philomena’s— E. 8th Ave. 4k Colo. BIv£ Tuesday evening, Feb. 13. He Cathedral— East Colfaz and Race S t DRUGSl/* day for the Ladies’ sodality. The The Very Rev. Angelus Tintle, Those on the committee for the S t Francis de Sale#’—Cedar 4k 8. Bdwy. Loyola— E. 18th Ave. & Race St. *ricei Every Day DE SELLEM Sacred Heart and Loyola groups O.F.M., and the Rev. Roch Knopke, illustrated his speech with motion silver jubilee drive of Bishop Vehr S t John's—Speer Bird, and Clarkson S t I S t Catherine’s—W. 38th Ave. 4k Fed. B lvg rUEL AND FEED CO. will both receive Communion at O.F.M., are expected from New pictures on the purfication of are: Chairman, Dominic Coloroso; TWO STORES CHARLES A. DoSELLEH the 7 o’clock Mass. York city this week. water. secretary, John Lombardi ;■ vice The Loyola Ladies’ sodality held Mrs. Fouch and her two children Speech Conte.t. Announced chairman and treasurer, Felix An­ Loyola SAME PRICES W* Ship by Rail its meeting on Tuesday of this of 1006 14th avenue are recovering The annual elocution and ora­ drew. More than 50 are on the PHONE TA. 2206 week, and the Sacred Heart group from a recent illness. torical contests have been an­ committee. Any Radio Repaired I6TH An d w a l n u t met on Wednesday. nounced. Elocution preliminaries Recently baptized were Richard 1401 Franklin 8L 2161 Willianu St HOME OR CAR $1.00 When buying from the • RES. PHONE tIA. 6644 The advisory committee for the Fr. Johnson to Discuss will be Feb. 28, finals, March 14. Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop’s jubilee campaign is Oratorical preliminaries will be Henry DiSalvo, sponsors being (Plus Partt) working wholeheartedly in behalf Cause of ‘Weary Bones’ held at the end of March. Prizes Anthony Fiori and Mary Truglio, Drastic Reductions on Tube Prices firms advertising in this of the project. The various par­ What can be done about “ that for the winners of these contests and Fred Laurita, son of Mr. and HONEST AND COMPETENT St. Catherine's ish societies have signified tneir tired feeling?” Sometimes it has are presented at the spring com­ Mrs. Fred Laurita, with Rocco and SERVICE MEN paper, please mention that intention of assisting in making a psychic orgin and, if so, is a mencement exercises each year Dorothy Tate as sponsors. If you want to save money, buy the drive a success. Pledge cards, cause for adjustment rather than Last year the plaque for oratory AC-DC RADIO you saw their advertise­ your liquor, wine and beer Tauche’s Bakery with special mailing envelops, will worry. Yet many people do worry was won by Joseph Stein, and that be distributed Sunilay. about it. Is fatigue the result of for elocution by George Reinert. SERVICE AT THE a Father Morgan will be the won^y or of honest work? The Six Regis men will take part ment. City-wide Reputation for speaker at the Loyola novena this psychological background of this in a discussion in the regional E. 28th Ave. and Race KE. 3864 I6th St. Liquor Store Friday evening. question will be discussed in meeting of the Confraternity of ujesTCRn messenoGn OUR AIM IS TO SATISFY Fine Bakery Goods leciture to be given next Tuesday Christian Doctrine which will be 1319 16th St. MA. 9945 evening by the Rev. Charles M held next week. The participants Sacred Heart League Johnson in the Albany hotel will be Francis Mayer, James TAbor JOHN HcGINN, Prop. 4051 Tejon St. GRaod 4969 Will Meet Monday Denver, at 8:15 o’clock. The lec Carter, Robert M. Kelley, Charles PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ture is one of a series being given Styer, Joseph Stein, and Allen 5345 The Cathedral League of the Sa­ each Tuesday evening at the same Murdock. THEY ARE RELIABLE ^ PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS cred Heart will meet in the church place, bearing the general theme, Rosary Said Daily Lot Ua DsIlTer Your Packagas Feb. 19 after the novena services. “ The Art of Fuller Living.” Each evening in Lent the Ro­ — 424 18TH ST. I t Office, 988 Baniiock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC POUR REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205PAGE % Thursday, Feb'. 15, 1940 The Denver Catholic Register 1 Pr»Kiiimt ------Molt Rev. Urben J. Vchr, D.D. DISCUSSION CLUB OUTLINE SICK Editor______Rt. Rev. Migr. Mattbew Smith, Ph.D., LL.D., Joar.D. Managing Editor..^______Hubert A. Smith, Joar.D. SPRING SEMESTER-1940 Aaiociate Editors— M. F. Everett, Joar.D.; Charles J. McNeill, A.B., CALL Joar.D.; Rev. Walter Canavan, Joor.M., M.A.; Rev. John Cavanagh, M.A.; Leonard Tangney, A.B., Joar.M. THE DIVINE LOVE STORY Entered as second class matter at the post office at Denver, Colo. CRUCIFIX (The Baltimore Catechism in Discussion Form) ^ VIEW Published Weekly by A beautiful hanging Crucifix when not in use as a Sick- THE CATHOUC PRESS SOCIETY (Inc.) Prepared by the Diocesan C.C.D. Director Call Set. It is made up of a complete ten-inch Walnut In­ laid Crucifix with six-inch old silver corpus, inserted over 938 Bannock Street a grey-finished recessed back with carved ends. When needed as a Sick-Call Set the inlaid Crucifix is rb- Telephone, KEystone 4205 P. 0. Box 1497 Chapter XXXII are contained in every catechism fill our ordinary duties. In the the ages of 21 and 60, i. e., from moved and set in a slot at the top of the back, as shown in THE SIX PRECEPTS OF THE and book of moral theology, and first precept, she sets down the the 21st till the 59th birthday. the illustration. $2 a year. Sold only in club arrangement with The Register, CHURCH are accepted by every Catholic lay­ time when we shall fulfill the obli­ Even among those within this age The recessed back contains the essential sick-call articles: Tuesday edition. $2 covers subscription to both weeklies. 1. It amazes many well-informed man ai the compendium of Church gation imposed upon us by Our the Church exempts workingmen, 2 MtUl CindU Holders [Sccurelj inserted In ths bsck] Catholics to learn that the six pre­ law pertaining to himself. They Lord’s words at the Last Supper, invalids and convalescents, nurs­ 2 Candles “ Do this in commemoration of ing women, those who are depend­ 1 Flaconetta with Ivorr Screw Cap for Holy Water Thursday, Feb. 15, 1940 cepts of the Church are not to be were compiled some time in the 1 Napkin found as such anywhere in the 16th century by the theologians Me.” In the third and fourth pre­ ent on public charity, and all those 1 Cotton Pad written law of the Church. They as a convenient summary in imita­ cepts she sets down definite times who cannot fast without injury to 1 Instruction Sheet tion of the Ten Commandments of for us to make use of the sacra­ their health. Certainly, this last $2-00 $2-S0 $^00 I0 S O OFFICIALi DIOCESE OF DENVER Once Served at God, and they, have proved so prac­ ments of Penance and the Holy class is made comprehensive The Denver Catholic Register merits our cordial approval. tical as a working unit that they Eucharist. In the second precept enough to preclude any possibility Wo confirm it as the official publication of the Diocese. Whatever Denver Church are used almost universally. she sets down definite days on of injustice in the laws of fasting. appears in its columns over the signature of the Ordinary or those Though these six precepts are not which we shall fulfill the obliga­ DISCUSSION AIDS: Is the of the Officials of our Curia is hereby declared official. put down in so many words in the tion of mortification and penance. Church unduly severe in enforcing We hope The Register will be read in every home of the written law of the Church, they There are certain days of fast and the laws of fast and abstinence? James Clarke Diocese. are genuine Church laws, binding certain days of abstinence. On Does she seriously intend that they We urge pastors, parents, and teachers to cultivate a taste in under pain of mortal sin. Each of these days all who are not ex­ bind under pain of mortal sin? the children of the ‘ Diocese for the reading of The Register. them IS, as a matter of fact, a empted are bound to fast and ab­ What sort of cause is required to Church Goods House « URBAN J. VE3R, compendium of the Church’s legis­ stain according to the laws of the justify exemption from these laws? lation on some special matter Church. Headquarters tor Articles of Devotion, Church Furnishings, Aug. 6, 1931. Bishop of Denver. From what age are we bound to Books for the Catholic Laity and Clergy. treated in the new code of canon DISCUSSION AIDS: What is abstain? Within what ages are law. the first precept of the Church? we bound to fast? What classes 1636-38 Tremont Street Phone TAbor 3789 These six precepts of the Church What Commandment of God does of persons are exempted from the are as follows: it correspond with? Are only Sun­ law of fast? 1. To bear Mass on Sun­ days included in this precept? 6. When we consider the warn­ days and holy days of obliga­ What is the second precept? Why ing of Christ, “ Unless you do pen­ tion. does the Church designate certain ance you will all... perish” (Luke & 0i0t0nalj0 days for fast and abstinence? 13:3), it is rather comforting to 2. To fast and abstain on What other religious duties are at­ Advertisers that merit your patronage. They are tbe days appointed. have the Church assume responsi­ tached by the Church to definite bility for allowing us to fulfill reliable, consistent and appreciate your support. | 3. To confess at least enca times? Are all bound to observe this obligation by the reception of (Continued From Page One) a year. the days of fast and abstinence? the sacrament of Penance and the Tha Housa of Quality, where the JOHN H. REDDIN 4. To receivo tko Holy 4. A fast day is one on which observance of those comparatively best meats at the most reasonable Attorney and Counselor at Law theater! and who used to be a druggist In Father O’Ryan’g neighbor­ Eucharist in tha Easter time. lenient laws of fast and abstinence. prices may be obtained, we are allowed but one full meal. 612-614 Ernest & Cranmer Block hood also wept unabashed at the hospital when he saw that the beloved 5. To contribute to tha The full meal may be taken at No Christian should hesitate to priest was passing away. Few men ever made closer friends than were support of our pastors. noon or in the evening, according sacrifice the use of flesh meat on 17th and Curtis Monsignor 0*Ryan’s. 6. Not to marry persons to the convenience or taste of the the day when Christ offered His RABTOAT'S Phone MAin 0557 Denver. Colo. As a pulpit orator, he was almost another Father Tom Burke. who are not Catholics, or who individual. In addition to this one adorable flesh for our salvation. 1030 W. Colfax TA. 7297 Like his famous fellow-countryman, he occasionally used startling are related to us within the full meal, a collation, not exceed­ Each Friday faithful Catholics forensic tricks; we recall, for instance, the time he mounted the Cathe­ third degree of kindred, nor make this sacrifice not only be­ The Rev. John V. Cunningham, ing eight ounces of food (or one- dral pulpit and electrified a church full o f men with the opening privately without witnesses, fourth of an ordinary meal), may cause of the law of the Church but 59, whose first assignment after statement: “ TTie Catholic Church is the greatest thief in the world.” nor to solemnize marriage because of their willingness to his ordination in 1909 was to St. be taken as lunch or supper, and Dramatically pausing for a few moments, he then went on to explain at forbidden times. a breakfast consisting of about commemorate in this fashion the H . G . R E I D Elizabeth’s church in Denver, died COAL what he meant. The Church, he showed, absorbs every decent thing DISCUSSION AIDS: Do we two ounces of bread or toast may death of our Lord on the cross. Electrical Contracting LUMP C O A L ______$570 Feb. 9 in Memphis, Tenn., where NUT C O A L ______$4.75 she finds in every country wherein she works and passes it on to gen­ find the six precepts of the Church be taken on the fast day. Liquids The fast day legislation is the Repairing and Fixtures he had been chaplain of St. Peter’s eration after generation. He never tired o f recording what Catho­ listed as such anywhere in the do not fall within the scope of this fruit of the experience of ages. Its MAin 2303 S2S Utb St. orphanage. Ordained as a mem­ Pinon Fuel & Supply Go. licity has done for civiliaation. His highest peak o f oratory was written law of the Church? Do legislation. The theologians have faithful observance will be found ber o f the Franciscan order. Father F MUM FORD. Mar. reached, perhaps, with his tribute to the Mother o f Cod, the “ Rose we find them invariably in cate­ the saying: “ Liquid does not break to be not only conducive to genu­ Cunningham was incardinated into 25th and Decatur GRand 5f23 o f Sharon,” the day the nurses’ home at St. Joseph's hospital was chisms and books of moral theol­ the fast.” The spirit of penance, ine spirituality through moderate blessed. the Diocese o f Nashville in 1914. ogy? When were they compiled? of course, demands moderation in mortification, but positively bene­ Magnificent in physical appearance during his youth and up Do these precepts bind under pain the use oif any liquid nourishment ficial to the health of the body as When buying from the until old age, possessed o f poise such as is given to few men, with his Legios Commander of mortal sin? Why? What are on a fast day. Meat may be eaten well. great leonine head set atop a tall and powerful body, he was a figure INSURANCE firms advertising in this the six precepts of the Church? at the principal meal on a fast day DISCUSSION AIDS: Is some we can never forget. Will Visit Denver 2. The law of the Church, like unless it is also a day of absti­ form of penance necessary for sal­ He hardly ever spoke without bringing in something o f the paper, please mention that all other modern Western-world nence. What may be eaten at the vation? By what two principal beauteous and historic isle that gave him birth. But, though he never laws, is based originally on the old JOS. J. CELLA Raymond J. Kelly, national breakfast and collation is deter­ means do we fulfill our obligation you saw their advertise­ ceased to he Irish, he was an American o f the Americans. More than Roman law. The original decrees 1120 Security Bldg. commander of the American Le­ mined by local custom, but there of penance? Why do we abstain once, we heard him profess from the pulpit his firm belief that the were worked out in early Christian ment. gion and a Catholic, will visit has never been a custom of using from the use of flesh meat on Fri­ Phone KEystone 2633 founding fathers o f this republic had been inspired o f God in their ages in accord with the constitu­ Denver April 19, it is reported in meat at these meals. Soups and day? Can we trust the experience work. To him, American principles were sacred. tion of the Chur.ch as established the Reveille, Denver Legion peri­ gravies made from meat are for­ of the Church in regard to its fast What did he consider the greatest work o f his life? If you look by Christ. Down through the ages bidden whenever meat is forbidden. day legislation? Is there any dan­ at the fTho’t Who in Amoriea, you will find that he placed his career odical. A dinner will be given Specializing in Quality Plumbing and for him by local posts and a pro­ such modifications and adaptations A day of abstinence is one on ger of injury to our health through as an editor above all else. He was one o f the exceedingly few who as were required by the changing gram is being arranged. which we are not permitted to eat observance of the fast days? Heating Repairs ‘ have occasionally sent large personal checks to help along the develop times were made by the Sovereign In the same issue is announced fleshmeat. The fast days limit nient o f the Register. He was extremely proud o f the fact that, in Pontiffs and by the general and the resignation of the Rev. Louis the quantity of food one may eat; RELIGIOUS PRACTICES: his younger days, he did plenty o f the editorial spade work on the particular councils of the Church. J. Grohman of St. Rose of Lima’s days of abstinence have regard 1. Memorize the six precepts of SLATTERY & COMPANY Cjitholic press that was a necessary prelude to the development of When Pius X came to the Pon­ parish as chaplain of Leyden- only to the quality. All the fast the Church. Denver as the principal Catholic newspaper center o f America. tifical throne early in the present IfLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Chiles-Wickersham post because of days except certain days in Lent 2. Take pride in the Church for Nobody can fill his place. He was unique. He was a living century, the student was con­ poor health. are also days of abstinence. her achievement in codifying all 1726 MARKET STREET legend. Cod rest his soul and may the great Bishops he so often fronted with a perfect maze of ec The fast days are: (1) the her legislation. JOHN J. CONNOR, President PHONE KEYSTONE 1441 spoke ahoiit in his sermons, from the Apostles up to Augustine and clesiastical legislation. Through 3. Attend Mass regularly on Austin and Patrick, lead him into paradise.— Monsignor Smith. ‘Philosophy of Religion’ Topic 40 days of Lent, (2) Wednesdays, Chicago.— “ The Philosophy of the ages laws had been enacted by Sundays and holy days. decree and by custom. Decree, Fridays, and Saturdays of Ember DON’T OPEN DOORS Religion” is the general topic for 4. Become familiar with the A LITTLE LESSON IN FAITH custom, precedent, and official in weeks (four weeks occurring one ■a- series of lectures by the Rev. fast and abstinence legislation of WE AU. CAN USE IN BURNING HOME terpretation had modified and in each of the four seasons), (3) Here’s a bit o f advice we picked William J. Bergin, C.S.V., given the Vigils of Christmas, Pentecost, the Church. A full-hlooded Aruacano Indian sometimes abolished laws that had under the sponsorship of the Cisca 5. Do not excuse yourself lightly JAMES MOTOR CO. from South America electrified up in a national magazine: Don’t lost their usefulness, and still they the Assumption of the Blessed Vir­ sodality alumni each Wednesday from obligation of fast and absti­ DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DISTRIBUTORS more than 15,000 fight fans in open doors in a burning home. The remained on the statute books. Ef gin (Aug. 15), and All Saints’ day evening at the De Paul university nence. New York’s Madison Square gar­ reason for this warning is so little forts had been made at codifica­ (Nov. 1). (The vigil is the day Expert Repair Service at Reasonable Rates— Also Used Cars known, and its importance is so downtown building. preceding a feast day.) The days 6. Accept cheerfully the guid­ den last Friday night and won the tion, but internal and external dis­ ance of the Church in the matter unstinted praise o f North and great, that we believe readers will of abstinence are: (1) All Fri­ 13th & Lincoln KE. 8221 Big Brother Aid Promoted turbances had cut these efforts of penance. South American sportdom as well be interested in an explanation. short before they reached an au­ days of the year, unless they fall Chicago.— A series of district on a holy day of obligation outside when he dropped a split decision Firemen, grimly calling them meetings is being held by the thoritative conclusion. for pugilism’s heavyweight boxing “ roasts,” time after time remove Pius X recognized the need and of the season of Lent, (2) Wednes­ Archdiocesan union of the Holy days in Lent, (3) W^nesdays and crown. Catholic Arturo Godoy, im­ dead bodies from the upper stories Name society and the C.Y.O. to set about the gigantic task of codi ported from Chile to be an easy of burning buildings— bodies on f3dng all the laws of the universal Saturdays of the Ember weeks, acquaint Big Brothers of the Holy (4) Holy Saturday until noon victim o f current heavyweight which there is not a mark of burn, Name society with the accepted Church. The commission he set up champion Joe Louis’ lethal gloves, lying in rooms that are often not in 1904, composed of experts in (meat may be eaten on this day procedures involved in supervision after 12 noon), (5) the vigils of took the Brown Bomber’s best Sun­ near the flames. Why these deaths? and probation of youths. canon law from all parts of the day punches, and not only refused The simple reason is that heat world, labored until 1917 at its the feasts mentioned above (Christ­ mas, Pentecost, Assumption, and to fall before them, hut left the rises and the top floor o f a burn­ lishment o f the Confraternity of task. The World war had broken All Saints’) . The weekdays of ring after 15 torrid rounds of ing house is the most dangerous Christian Doctrine along the lines out in the meantime, and the very Lent, except Wednesdays, Fridays, fighting without the heavyweight spot in a fire. Most dwelling out­ marked out by the national C.C.D. future of civilization seemed to and the Saturday of Ember week crown on his head because o f only breaks originate downstairs. But center will be the addition o f just hang in the balance. Pius X, sim­ and Holy Saturday, are days of one man’s opinion. One of the long before the actual flames have one more organization for which ple-hearted father of his flock, judges voted for the South Ameri­ progressed beyond the point of had died of a broken heart within fast but not of abstinence. Cath­ there is no real need. olic calendars that mark the days can, while the other judge and the origin, clouds o f superheated air Nothing could be further from a month of the beginning of hostil­ referee scored the victory for and gases are flooding upward ities, and Benedict XV had as­ of fast and abstinence as well as the truth. the holy days of obligation are l/ouis, A different viewpoint on through the open stair well to the Active work In spreading the cended the throne of Peter. But the part o f either o f the latter two top-floor hall. As the terrific pres­ no difficulties were to stand in the easily obtained. They are practi­ Gospel of. Christ is obligatory upon cally a household necessity. would have brought about the big­ sure increases, the heat spreads every Catholic, and establishment way of this new effort at codifi gest upset in the history o f heavy­ laterally at temperatures which cation. DISCUSSION AIDS: What Is o f the confraternity is obligatory a fast day? Is the full meal to be weight boxing. may exceed 1,000 degrees in 15 in every parish. The obligation On Pentecost Sunday, May 27, George Kelly runs our sport minutes. Some person, awakened 1917, Pope Benedict a V promul­ taken at noon or in the evening? o f spreading the faith is a duty that Is any breakfast permitted on a page, but there is something about from sleep hy the smell o f smoke, arises necessarily from membership gated the new code of canon law, this fighter Codoy that merits a jerks open the bedroom door and an unprecedented masterpiece in fast day? Any lunch or supper? in the Church. The obligation to Could you have a cup of coffee place in our department o f edi­ is dropped in his tracks by the set up the confraternity in each the science of jurisprudence. In a torial comment. The son o f a fish­ superheated air. * single volume of 2,414 laws, all between times? May meat be eaten parish comes from formal declara­ at the collation? Could you have I V O B O D Y ’ S Qonna Qet Old erman and with four brothers and Statistics show that 74 per cent tions o f the Holy See. phases of Catholic activity, with six sisters, Arturo was but eight the exception of the liturgy, were a cup of broth for the collation? o f the deaths in fatal dwelling fires For several years an extensive when his father died. According to completely covered. The code was What is a day of abstinence? Are occur upstairs from downstairs and effective program of confra­ all fast days also days of absti­ Oscar Whipsocket^s M O I S E Y ! his own story, he had little school­ fires. Fire experts suggest two ternity work has been carried on in to become the law of the Universal Church of the Latin rite on Pente­ nence? What is the practical way ing, because he had to go to work. means to combat the danger. The the Diocese o f Denver under the It is only natural that his early cost Sunday, May 19, 1918. The of knowing the holy days, fast Oscar has built a vault that’s practically impregnable (ait a cost of $40,000) and he’s first is to have an auxiliary exit. direction o f Father F. Gregory days, and days of abstinence? life should be in his father’s trade only change in the law represented hired three armed guards to watch it. Nobody’s going to get HIS money! Of Course, In some cities actual fire drills are Smith. Formal establishment o f — fishing— and it was in following by the six precepts was the re­ 5. It is not the intention of the he could be just as safe by putting it in a CHECKINCi ACCOUNT— and access to his held for citizens in their homes. parish units, with their six divi­ this life o f fighting tbe sea for striction of the impediment to mar­ Church to place an unreasonable funds would be easier. When you have a CHECKING ACCOUNT, your money is Families should arrange something sions, will simply intensify this a livelihood that he developed the riage from the fourth to the third burden on any of her subjects. Any safe against loss or theft. You pay bills conveniently, and have a permanent record o f this nature in their own houses. work and complete the program o f reasonable cause will excuse one strength and stamina that have de­ The main stairway is the danger degree of blood relationship. This of each transaction. Let us open a CHECKING ACCOUNT for you. religious education in Colorado. change was noted in the cate­ from the obligation of fast or ab­ fied not only Joe I.ouis, but scores point. Figure out some other path Ronse has many times repeated stinence. It must be remembered, o f other fighters as well, to knock for an exit if.possible; then in­ chisms and books of instruction, the order to establish the confra­ and the six precepts have con­ in making the practical judgment, LISTEN TO Fulton Lewis, Jr,, • EVERY DEPOSIT Insured by him o ff his feet. struct everyone how to act in an ternity : whether or not one is bound by the Arturo learned to use his fists tinued as the layman’s guide to Commentator from Washington, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp,, emergency caused by fire. In 1905, Pope Pius X, in his law, that the Church intends to when he sened with the Chilean the law of the Church as it applies The second caution is never to encyclical, Acerbo Nimi$, wrote: D, C., daily Monday through Fru with $5,000 Maximum Insurance army. He knew little about fight­ to him. impose a grave obligation. No jerk open a door if you suspect “ In each parish the Confraternity day, 9:30 p, m. Station KFEL, for Each Depoiitor, ing, but his natural ability enabled DISCUSSION AIDS: On what one, therefore, is excused except fire below. The proper thing to o f CJiristian Doctrine is to be by dispensation or because of at him to emerge victor every time body of law is the Church law do is to put the palm o f your hand canonically instit^ed. Through least moderately grave loss or in­ he mixed with a fellow-soldier. based? Describe the conditions on the door panel. If the wood is this e o n fra te rn + ly the parish convenience. The law of Friday His captain made him put on box­ hot, don’t dare open that door, causing the confusion of legisla­ priests, especially in places where tion when Pope Pius X came to abstinence is seldom dispensed ing gloves and enter the army If there is no other way out, go to there is a scarcity o f priests, will from except in the case of dire tournament, and, when he won, he the window and yell for help. In the throne in 1903. How did Pius erican National find valuable helpers for cate­ poverty, sickness, or military serv­ decided to make boxing a busi­ meet this situation? How long did the average house that door will chetical instruction in pious lay ice. A notable exception is the ness. Now being a succesful boxer it take the commission to com­ hold until rescue comes. If the persons. . . . exemption from the law of Friday means being a good money-maker, plete its task? When did the new door panel isn’t hot, there may still “ In large towns, and especially abstinence for those who live in Sank oi D E N V E R and often it means seeking the be time to make the stairs— but code of canon law go into effect? in those which contain universities, What is the code? Did it abrogate the old Spanish territories. Those primrose path. But not so with the door must be opened care­ who are not bound to fast on the Arturo. colleges, and grammar schools, let the six precepts of the Church? FRANK KIRCHHOF ADOLPH KUNSMILLER fully. First, place one hand over religious classes be founded to in­ 3. The first precept is: “ To other days are generally exempted “ All the time I put a little bit the crack above your head and struct in the truths o f faith and from abstinence also. President Vice Pres. & Cashier away for a rainy day,” he relates, hear Mass on Sundays and on holy brace one hip against the door; in the practice o f Christian life The law of abstinence binds all “ and soon I was pretty wealthy. I days of obligation.” This is noth­ then open it about an inch. If the young people who frequent the Catholics from the completion of REMEMBER: YOUR BANKER IS YOUR BUSINESS FRIEND built a big home for my mother ing more than an interpretation of your upper hand feels a rush of public schools, from which all re^ their seventh year. The law of fast and thgt’s why I’ve been lucky, I the Third Commandment of God, hot air, or if there is any pres­ ligious teaching is banned.” A is binding only on those between believe, if you don’t forget your “ Remember thou keep holy- the sure against (fie door, slam it shut main objective o f the CC.D. con­ religion or your people, God will Sabbath day.” The Church shows instantly. If neither o f those symp­ gress is Denver next week will be take care of you.” us that the obligation to keep holy toms o f rising heat is apparent, the provision o f religious instruc­ ESTABLISHED SINCE lltS Codoy has not forgotten his peo­ the Sabbath can be best observed MAin 5314 then start going— get out fast and tion for just such students. by assisting at the holy sacrifice ple. Besides building that big stay out. In 1918 the new code o f canon home for his mother, Arturo, who of the Mass. She commandssthis As the firemen say, “ A good law formally ordered the setting had to go to work when he was observance of Sunday and the des­ house is one you can get out of.” up o f the confraternity in every The American Fixture Co. eight years old, is also taking care ignated feast days throughout the And a good householder is one parish, and a decree o f the Sacred F. J. KIRCHHOF o f two brothers and three sisters year, as was explained in the in­ who knows how to gel out.— Mil­ Congregation o f the Council, dated struction on the Third Command­ Mannfaetarsrs of by sending them through college, lard F. Everett. Jan. 12, 1935, commanded that and, he says, “ my mother and they ment. CoNSTRlJCTIOiV C o . this society be everywhere insti­ The second precept is: “ To fast CHURCH PEWS AND ALTARS don’t have to eat fish unless they CONFRATERNITY NOT JUST tuted “ before all others.” want to.” and abstain on the days appointed.” CHURCH FURNITURE ANOTHER ORGANIZATION The C.C.D. is not “ just another The Church takes seriously her Arturo may never be heavy­ The multiplicity of Catholic or­ organization.” It is the vital cen­ weight champion o f the world, but position as the guide to Christian BANK, BAR, AND STORE FIXTURES BUILDERS ganizations often leads to the dis­ ter around which lay activity in morality. Realizing that an obli­ we are pretty sure that God will sipation o f energies and to the every parish should revolve. Mem­ continue to take care o f him. gation which is left altogether in­ failure o f many to take any active bership in the confraternity brings determinate as to the time of its Millwork of All Kinds . We Appreciate Your Patronage Would that more people in the port in parish affairs. Since this with it rich indulgences, and there fulfillment will be neglected by the FRANK KIRCHHOF, world were blessed with his un­ Is^ true, some persons may be in­ is a type o f m em ^rship for every 1232 ARAPAHOE ST. majority of men, she sets down in PRESIOENI 708 Lawrence St. Denver, Colo. bounded faith.—-Hubert A. Smith. clined to feel that formal estab­ person.— C J. McNeilL definite terms when we shall ful­ DENVER, COLO. Thursday, Feb'. 15, 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE FIVE

Fr. Joseph Higgins Making Arrangements m. . . . m. 0^. . n • ■ Retreat Held at CANON CITY BsHBcliction to Bo Given in Pueblo GityRouider Academy The Hardins: Hardware Co. WholMoI. uid Rttall Dultn la W H AT THE Boulder.— (Mt. S t Gertrude’s Hardware, Stevet, Raagei, Auditorium After Confraternity Meeting Academy)— The students’ annual Sporting Goods, etc. retreat that opened Ash Wednes­ Dopant Pew dtn and M ln.n’ BappHoo day closed with Mass on Sunday an Catholic churches la Southern Christian Doctrine. “ The Laity Eft. 1S7» T. M. HARDING, Ownm RECORDS SHOW Pueblo.— Celebration o f Solemn morning, Feb. 11. It was con­ Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ Colorado this Sunday. in the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and the Parent-Educa­ ducted by the Rev. E. T. Sandoval, ment in the (Jity auditorium at the Two Bishops on S.J., Regis college, Denver. close of the Confraternity of tor,” John Craig, Tulsa, Okla., The records of this firm date back to Christian Doctrine meeting here Speaking Program national secretary, the L a g a n ’s The composite birthday party, a BOULDER Wednesday, Feb. 21, will be the The Most Rev. Edwin V. Retreat movement. “ Activities of Valentine’s day tradition, was held 1891. A recent study of them disclosed first service of its kind ever held O’Hara, Bishop of Kansas City the Confraternity,” Miriam Marks, Tuesday. Birthday cakes with the the great extent to which the same in the auditorium, it is believed and chairman of the Episcopal secretary, national center of the number of candles corresponding Howe Mortuary here. The local C.C.D. meeting committee on the confraternity, Confraternity of Christian Doc­ to the ages of the pupils were at N. R. Howe, A. E. Howe, families—over a period of nearly 50 will be a preliminary to the three- and Bishop Vehr will be featured trine, Washington, D. C. “ Mobiliz­ each table. Edmund Ihrendergast, Geo. W. Howe day regional congress in Denver speakers at the big mass meeting ing for Christ in the Confraternity a student at the University of The Church Funeral Home Colorado, Boulder, treated the stu­ years—have continued to rely upon Feb. 22 to 24. before the giving of Benediction. of Christian Doctrine,” the Rev. Lady Ambulanco Father Joseph P. Higgins, pas­ The meeting will open at 8 p. m., Stephen A. Leven, director, na­ dents to an “ hour of mystery and Horan & Son whenever funeral serv­ tional center of the Confraternity fun” at the party in the evening. Attendaad Serrieo tor of St. Patrick’s church, is and hundreds of representatives Spruco St. at llth Phone 134 directing all arrangements for the of parishes in Pueblo and nearby of Christian Doctrine, Washing­ The commercial department has Any Heinr ice is required. meeting in Pueblo, which will open cities are expected to attend. ton, D. C. “ The Confraternity in acquired a phonograph and a set with a clergy dinner at Pueblo Benediction will he given by the Diocese of Denver,” the Most of “ Rational Rhythm” records to “Hustle to Hussie^s** There is no better gauge than this of Catholic high school at 6:30 p. m. the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, pastor Rev. Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop assist the students in the develop­ Bishop Urban J. Vehr of Denver, of S t John’s parish in Denver and of Denver. Benediction of the ment of rhythm and speed in typ­ the satisfaction of those served—no host to the regional congress, will diocesan director of the Confra­ Most Blessed Sacrament, the Rev. ing. HVSSIE preside at the dinner and at the ternity of Christian Doctrine. He F. Gregory Smith, celebrant; the Members of the primary grades, Service Station finer endorsement of the quality of evening meeting. will be assisted by the Very Rev. Very Rev. Thomas J. Wolohan, acting as postmen, delivered val­ Horan Service. Nor is there a more Father Higgins has arranged for Thomas J. Wolohan, pastor of Sa­ deacon; the Very Rev. Aloysius J. entines before clsisses Tuesday 15th at Pearl Phone 2145 the distribution of handbills ad' cred Heart church, as deacon; the Miller, subdeacon, and the Rev. morning. PennsrIvania Tire* -Veedol Oil* vertising the Pueblo meeting at Very Rev. Aloysius J. Miller, pas­ Joseph F. Higgins, master of cere­ reliable indicator than this of the fair­ tor of S t Francis Xavier’s church, monies. ness and economy of this firm’s as subdeacon, and Father Higgins as master of ceremonies. Eyes Are Precious— charges. PIEBLO WOMEN Also on the program at the evening meeting will be the Rev. Select Your Optometrist Dr. Stephen A. Leven, national Press Convention director of the C.C.D.; Miss Mir­ With Care iam Marks, national secretary, and John Craig, national secretary of the Laymen’s Retreat movement. Delegates Report P. Pueblo.— (St. Leander’s Parish) Complete Program James Gray — The regular meeting of the Al­ Is Announced Pueblo.— (Catholic High School) Optometrisf HORA tar and Rosary society will be held The complete program for the AND SON CHAPELS in the school hall at 2 p. m. on Pueblo meeting follows: —Pueblo Catholic high school stu­ Friday, Feb. 16. A meeting of the Wedneidajr, Feb. 21 dents who attended the recent con­ Mother-Teachers’ club will be held 2 1 1 Colorado Bldg. 6:30 p. m.—CLERGY DINNER KEystone 62Q7 # KEystone 6296 at 3 p. m. vention of the Association of —Pueblo Catholic high school An enjoyable luncheon spon­ Catholic Schools Press Relations at 1615 California TA. 8883 Presiding, the Most Rev. Urban I5Z7 Cleveland Place sored by the Mothers’ club was Loretto Heights college, Denver, J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of Denver. LENSES DUPLICATED — PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED given in the school hall on Tuesday Representatives of national cen­ gave reports at general assembly Guarding Forever our Founder’s Ideals noon, Feb. 13, for the benefit ter, Washington, D. C., presented Friday, Feb. 9, of the benefits they of the club fund. Children of the by the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, derived from the educational school attended in a body and diocesan director of the Confra­ aspects of the conference. Miss 35 many of the mothers were pres­ ternity of Christian Doctrine. Mary Hammerlck and Miss Irene Years Experience ent. After the luncheon the 8 p. m.— GENERAL SESSION, Purkatt acted as presiding chair­ Phone GRand 0656, or GL. 3704 4516 West 41st St. mothers remained for a social City auditorium. Honorary Epis­ men of the assembly. Each dele­ Pueblo Deanery hour. gate was called upon to give an A C FURIVITURE SHOP copal chairman, the Most Rev. Expert Upholstering and Refinishing Preferred Parish The Rev. A. J. Miller was cele­ Urban J. Vehr, D.D., Bishop of opinion of the press conference and brant of the Masses at St. Lean- its advantages. WE SPECIALIZE IN ANTIQUE FURNITUKfc To Meet Feb. 19 Denver. Presiding, the Very Rev. FURNITURE SOLD ON CONSIGNMENT—ASK OUR TERMS der’a on Sunday morning and the Thomas Wolohan, dean, pastor of A summary of the various ac­ Trading List Rev. Paul Fife, O.S.B., was cele­ Satyed Heart church, Pueblo. counts given by the boys showed Pueblo.— The regular meeting brant at St. Mary’s church. “Why a Confraternity of Chris­ a decided interest m sports of the Pueblo deanery. Diocesan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes are tian Doctrine in Every Parish?” writing. The advantages and dis­ MR. AND'MRS. SHOPPER Council of Catholic Women, will the parents of a girl, born Satur­ the Most Rev. Edwin V. O’Hara, advantages of pre-contest stories be held Monday afternoon, Feb. day, Feb. 10, at Parkview hospital. D.D., Bishop of Kansas City, The merchants represented in this section are boosters. They are and slang expressions in sports 19, at 2:30 at Sacred Heart halU Mrs. Venditti, mother of Mrs. chairman of the Episcopal com­ writing were forcibly expressed. anxious to work with you and are deserving of your patronage. Co­ Mrs. W. K. Sutherland, the presi Howard Barger, is recovering mittee on the Confraternity of Psychology in photography and its operate with them. dent, will give a report of the from an operation performed in use in modem newspapers, as pre­ The Upper Room quarterly meeting of the D.C.C.W. the past week. sented by Harry Rhoads of the which is being held in Golden. Mrs. Mary Kucerlk, who had K. of C. Convene Denver Rocky Mountain News, held St. Vincent de Paul's Frank Carroll, who recently re­ been spending several weeks with the interest of many of the dele­ A Drama of Christ's Passion turned from a vacation spent in her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bal gates. sick, and family, returned Thurs­ Ireland, will give a talk on “ Ire­ The girls devoted their time to By day to her home in Calhan. In Fort Collins WASHINGTON PARK land, Past and Present.” A large the discussion of what headlines Oaklej^s Cafe Mrs. Anna Patrick is suffering crowd is expected to hear this do for the paper. The form and from a severe attack of flu. Fort Collins. — Ray Gieselman, ROBERT HUGH BENSON MARKET So. Gaylord SP. 98541088 talk. content of headlines were ex­ Harold Baer, who had been ill grand knight of Sterling council; The Catholic Benefit shop at plained. Scholastic and educa­ Will Be Portrayed by CARL SUPPES, Prop. A Family Restaurant for the past week, has returned to John J. Kennedy, state treasurer 129 S. Union is badly in need of tional discussions led to patriotic Phones: SP. SOTS — SP. 0063 his classes at St. Leander’s school of the K. of C., and Joe Tully 593 SO. GILPIN SPECIAL LENTEN DISHES all kinds of clothing for men, topics. “ What Does American The condition of Charles Im- motored to Fort Collins Sunday women, and children. The severe Democracy Mean to a Student” Free Delivery CLOSED SUNDAYS blum, who is confined to a local afternoon to attend a special THE AQUINAS PLAYERS cold weather has brought many and “ How Is the European War hospital, remains unchanged. meeting called by State Deputy calls for help at the shop. Friends Affecting American Democracy” On the four last Sunday evenings in Lent are . urged to send any discarded Mary Frances Hager and Carol Kelley. Sterling council is already Washington Park SOUTH GAYLORD Rheberg, who are enrolled in the making arrangements for the state were two debates that brought clothes to the shop. forth many comments. Cleaners Seton school of nursing at Colo­ K. of C. convention that is to be BEGINNING FEBRUARY 25TH BAKERY rado Springs, spent Sunday with held there in May. John Larson, acting as represen­ N. W. CHRISTENSEN tative reporter of the social ac­ Flufify, Flakey Homemade Mr. and Mrs. E. Hager. The Columbian Squires have at 8:15 p. m. Unexcelled Quality and Service Word has been received of the been attending the daily 7 o’clock tivities, gave a humorous rendition Pastry Requiem Sung for marriage of Mark McDonnell, Jr., Mass in a body this week. of his experience at the press ball IN THEIR LITTLE THEATRE AT 1087 So. Gsylord SP. T898 PE. 7315 1024 So. Gaylord and Miss Mary Bernadine Young- held at the Coronado club. Other Mrs. Norbert Parsoneault, Sr, W. 25TH AVENUE AND GROVE STREET Former Durangan doff on Saturday, Feb. 3, in Our is recovering at the Larimer county speakers at the assembly included Lady of Sorrows church, Kansas hospital from a recent illness. Mary Helen Huber, Gerry Sitas, ADMISSION 25c Virginia Gleaners City, Mo. Mr. McDonnell is the St. Joseph’s P.-T.A. held its Betty Lee Coats, Mary Jane Durango. — A Requiem Mass eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark regular meeting on Friday, Feb O’Hare, Frances Naughton, Jeanne NO ALTERATIONS AND was sung by the Very Rev. F. P. Moore, Yvonne Kletsky, Marion REPAIRING McDonnell, Sr., well-known mem­ 9. ^r. Costello talked on “ The COST Cawley on Tuesday morning for bers 6f St. Leander’s parish, and Principles of Citizenship.” Andrews, Mary Margaret Gray, JW U CaS and Oivt M U W e D o N o t the late Mrs. Rosanna Smullen, a was born and reared in this city. and Virginia Driscoll and Thomas on Packing and Shipping Len Doss of St. Joseph’s parish former member of St. Columba’s The youn^ couple will make their has been appointed manager of Roacj, Bernard Griesmer, Malon KEyMtaM 6328 C u t P r ic e s parish. Mrs. Smullen was a gen­ ■d WarehooM, 1321 JMk SU home in Kansas City. the local co-operative association. Hunyada, John Larson, Jack Eas­ 2103 E. VIRGINIA AVE. erous contributor to the parish. ley, Francis Coleman, Richard She solicited funds for the Cal­ Moore, Thomas Donnelly, William vary group in the local cemetery Cooper, Harold Herder, Michael LOWEST PRICES on VISIT YOUB NEIGHBORHOOD CANON CITY ACADEMY PUPILS and paid the balance out of her McGann, Edward Hurley, and PUEBLO Dependable Furniture Piggly Wiggly Store own money. Marion Kemp. The graduate nurses' staff en­ JOHN HARVEY Now under the eupervieion of Pueblo Girit Honoreil tertained at dinner Monday eve­ OBSERVE 40 HOURS’ DEVOTION 2404 E. Colfax Ave. GORDON GRAPES, CHAS. SLOGGETT Miss Regina Reitemeier and Miss at JoBcphinc FRANK LINZEY ning in honor of Misses Elizabeth Clarke, Marjorie Jacobson, Ruth Canon City.— (St. Scholastica’s Lorraine Dombusch, Pueblo girls JEWELERS Wholesale House Connection! 1065 SO. GAYLORD La Marche, O.S.B., assisted by who are attending Loretto Heights Calvert, and Blanche Wethington, Academy)— The Forty Hours’ de­ Father Martin Amo, O.S.B., and who will leave soon for Denver to votion was held in the academy college, Denver, have been elected OPTOMETRISTS complete their studies. chapel Thursday, Friday, and Sat­ Father Edward Vollmer, O.S.B., to membership in the National Catholic Press club. We Make a House Your St. Philomena'g^ The C. D. of A. held their busi­ urday, Feb. 8, 9, and 10. A guard all of Holy Cross abbey, ness meeting Tuesday evening in of honor was kept at all times Lincoln I> Remembered The honor is unusual in that both Home girls are freshmen. Election to the school hall. before the Blessed Sacrament. Lincoln’s birthday was com­ TWELFTH AVE. We Appreciate Your Each morning was begun with the National Press club is usually St. Columba’s school children memorated by students with a attained by upperclassmen. Creamery and Delicatessen Patronage High Mass, with the student Gre­ The Winter Winner! are busy practicing for their an­ gorian choir in attendance. Each brief assembly program Monday nual play, which is to be presented Both girls had to have at least a 2600 E. 12th Ave., Cor. 12th and day of prayer was climaxed with afternoon, Feb. 12, Lorraine some time in March. B average in their studies and Elizabeth — EMerson 5566 Gratum Fruit Store a sermon and Benediction. Fackler presented a thumb-nail show unusual ability in journalistic Opposite Post Office McGOVERN’S GOAL A full line of Dairy Products FREE DELIVERY The Sisters of Mercy enter­ sketch of Lincoln’s life and of the work. Miss Reitemeier is a gradu­ Always Good Milk by Gallon or hi Gallon Procession of the Blessed Sac­ “ And Just as Reliable’* GLENN 8CHAFBUCH. Prop. tained the nurses who will leave rament through the school was work that he performed in ad­ ate of Centennial high school and A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES soon. The party was enjoyed by PHONE 881 held on each of the three days of vancing American democracy. The Miss Dombusch was graduated Open Evenings and Sundays EM. 2736 3126 E. COLFAX about 30 friends, who met in St. prayer. Saturday evening after “ Star Spangled Banner” was sung from Pueblo Catholic high school. Rita’s hall on Friday evening, by the student body. J. J. ANDREWS Feb. 9. the final procession. Benediction Pupilf Win Commercial Awardi GREETING CARDS LOWEST PRICES on was offered by Father Augustine The Cecile B. de Mille produc­ 610 No. Main Phone 470 At a general assembly Thursday, COAL CO. NOTIONS—LINGERIE Dependable Furniture The Holy Name men and high tion, King of Kings, a story of the school boys received Holy Com­ life of Christ, was shown to stu­ Feb. 8, commercial students of the Desler In , JAG G ER ’S MANIFOLD SHOP JOHN HARVEY munion in a body at the 8 o’clock Gunnison Women dents and faculty Tuesday after­ school were honored for achieve­ Canon and Southern Coal 2404 E. Colfax Ave. Mass Feb. 11. noon, Feb. 13. It told the story ment in Gregg shorthand speed dic­ CEDAR WOOD SNOE REPAIR CO. 1119 E. 9lh Ave. TA. 8047 at Josephine A special meeting of the of the Passion and death of Christ tation and typing transcriptions. 106 Sooth Grand Rssidtncs 416 Msdison Winifred Manifold, Prop. Wholesale House Connections Knights of Columbus took place on Planning Dinner in a vivid and realistic fashion. Six students were awarded gold Phon* 1S27-J Phons 4711-W (New for Old) Feb. 12 in the school hall. Music accompanied the action of pins by the Rev. William Mc­ City Scale Weight—Prompt Scrrles the picture. Carthy in reco^ition of writing Mrs. W. E. Duggan is In Phoe­ Gunnison.— St. Peter’s Altar nix, Ariz., for a few days’ rest. Mrs. Gordon Jenkins of Canon shorthand for five minutes at 120 When buying from the and Rosary society met Thursday words a minute and transcribing Navajo Liquor Store Chief of Police Leo McCartney City donated 20 new books to the of this week at the church hall. academy library. Six were added the notes neatly and accurately. firms advertising in this reports that his son, Thomas, who The meeting was preceded by the had been seriously ill in Tucson, to the professional section, while One student was awarded a pin Ice Cold Wines and Beer paper, please mention that recitation of the Rosary and Bene­ the others were reprints of re­ for accomplishing 100 words a Ariz., for a month, is somewhat diction of the Blessed Sacrament. FREE DELIVERY you saw their advertise­ improved. Mrs. McCartney, who quired reading fiction books. minute. Certificates of proficiency Mrs. J. Houser is general chair­ were awarded to seven individuals, ment. has been with her son, has taken man for the St. Patrick’s day St. Scholastica’s feast day was Ph. 2090 413 W. Northern him to Phoenix to a specialist. celebrated by the students Satur­ while nine students received cer­ dinner. tificates of progress. Mrs. Elizabeth McCormick fell Mrs. J. Yaklovich, Mrs. J. Roz- day, Feb. 10. The Gregorian at her home Monday and broke her mon, and Mrs. G. Sievers are in choir opened the day with This is the first time In the his­ SPACIOUS arm. She is in Mercy hospital. charge of the altars for February. singing at High Mass, the Proper tory of the school that the achieve­ The Rev. Theodore J. Schulte, of the Mass being chanted by ments of the students have been Miss Maud Bray was called to Beatrice Klamer, Ruby Gilray, rewarded by the bestowal of Gregg P OR only a few cent, a day you can now have a beautiful, California to be with a sister S.J., of Regis college will be the DRESSinC guest speaker at the K. of C.- and Helen Mae Heiser. That eve­ shorthand awards. modem, electric kitchen, thoughtfully arranged to save un- who is ill. She expects to be gone ning, the movies made of the Holy a month. Catholic Men’s Communion and Students receiving the gold pins nece.Mry footsteps— a kitchen that will work for you. Our Rooms breakfast to be held Sunday, Cross summer camp were shown included Joseph Medved, Leo Muir, Word reached Durango of the March 10. by Father Edward. Roy Jones, Dolores Graftenreed, kitchen planning department is prepared to give you plana on in ZEPHYR Pullmans and Chair Cars death in Los Angeles of a former The Newman club met In regu­ ’ Lent and all its practices were Mary Hamrick, and Irene Purkatt. paper o f an efficient all-electric kitchen for your home. Ask parishioner, Mrs. William Phelan, lar session Sunday, Feb. 11. A discussed at the sodality meeting Mary Elizabeth Doyle was awarded You’ll like the generous size of Zephyr dressing on Jan. 30. While living in good attendance and lively inter­ Wednesday, Feb. 7, after two in­ the 100-word pin, while certifi­ for this FREE service. Durango the Phelan family were rooms for women and for men, their many est have marked each meeting this troductory talks by Bette Wildgin cates of proficiency were given to very active in parish affairs. Sur­ conveniences, tasteful appointments, ample year. The next session will be a and Rosemarie Zegob. Plans were Leo Muir, Joseph Medved, Roy viving Mrs. Phelan is her daughter, lighting and spotless cleanliness. Communion breakfast bn the made for the promotion of the Jones, Dolores Graftenreed, Mary SOUTNERN COLORADO POWER OOMPANY Mrs. Roy Smith, and a grandson, student retreat. A campaign of Doyle, Mary Hamrick, and Irene Water aboard the Zephyrs is scientifically softened fourth Sunday of February. Phelan Foley. The average attendance at the prayer was started for its suc­ Purkatt. —quick to lather and gentle to the most high school instruction class held cess. Certificates of progress were tender skin. Pueblo Troubadours Give each Monday has been 21. Twenty- awarded to Rose Marie Guadagno, Take along your favorite electrical toilet applian­ five Catholic children attend the Mary Doyle, Mary Ellen Bensik, Program at County Farm local high school. ces. You'll find handy 110-volt AC plugs for Pueblo Ball Aids in Joseph Medved, Roy Jones, Leo A discussion club for the men Muir, Mary Hamrick, Dolores your curling irons, razors, etc. Pueblo.— The Troubadours gave was formed on Sunday afternoon, Fight on Paralysis Graftenreed, and Irene Purkatt. the regular entertainment of the Feb. 11, at the rectory. Six men Ovwnighf Iviiy Night to Chicago ‘King of Kings’ Shown FT. COLLINS month at the county farm Sun­ were present. Meetings are to be day, Feb. 11. The Rev. William held at 4 p. m. each Sunday. Pueblo.— The Chi Alpha Sigma The students of Pueblo Catholic *46®“ *3P® McCarthy of St. Francis Xavier’s Lenten devotions are held each society sponsored its fifth annual high attended the performance of Round Trip Round Trip parish conducted the spiritual part Wednesday and Friday evening St. Valentine’s day ball Wednes­ King of Kings. It was sponsored Coettoaowlr B*tUr Siac. I.tt FIRST CLASS IN CHAIR CARS of the program. The following at 7:30. The daily Mass at 7:30 day, Feb. 14. All proceeds went to by the Mothers’ guild. ART C. SNEELY, Ibc. Burlington the pediatric ward of St. Mary’s School clubs met Monday, Feb. members entertained with music, is well attended, JOHNSTON’S 330 So. College Ave. Route For Pullmso snj chstr car roaonrailona eoniulk songs, and recitations: Miss Mary James Jordan is a patient at hospital here to aid unfortunate 12. BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU Sikora, Miss Imelda McCarthy, the local hospital. children stricken with infantile Better MILK Chrysler - Plymouth ITHiAChofflpa Phen.: Ktycten* 1123 William O’Neil, Florence Mull- Mrs. John Zugelder and Mrs. paralysis. Modem equipment is Patronize These Firms. They BUTTER holand, Charlie Lupino, and John Michael Hogan conducted the Feb­ needed at the ward to keep up the Are C o -o p e r a tin g With Yoxu Phone 252 ICE CREAM PHONE 777 A. Maloney. ruary food sale. fight against the dread malady. Paper. PAGE SIX Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 15, 1940 REGISIIR TO AWARD TROPHY TO PREP CHAMPS Dazzling, Dipping, Spinning Runner-Up Honors to Be at Stake championships for the couple pictured here. Eugene Tiumer (left) Twelve Teams Enter o f Lm Angdes won the men’s senior title and Joan Toxxer, 19, o f Sideline Boston captured the women’s crown in competition at Qeveland. Miss Cathedral-Regls Contest Sunday Tozzer has won the ice trophy for three straight years. Cage Meet to Be Echoes Expected to Be Thrilling Battle fro m George Kellj Although it’s lost much glamour their size with their superior speed place on the floor, while Cathe­ Held on Feb. 24,25 because its two participants were Alan Hall, Bill Crowley, Jack dral’s Frank Collins will match While the selection of Joe Lof- humbled in defeat in their last Leahy, and Bob Kenney are the freda as the Catholic prep coach games, Sunday’s Parochial league best men Coach Lou Kellogg can this quartet with Jimmy Soran, of the year did not precipitate feature between Cathedral and Jack Quinn, Charley Campbell, Coaches, Athletic Directors to Convene Monday, any bombardment of wrath from Regis at 4 p. m. still looms as one and Jim Mangone. supporters of other mentors, it of the hottest battles of the season. The winner of the contest will did bring in some interesting com­ Nothing more than a tie for sec­ St. Joseph’s to Feb. 19, in Cathedral Rectory to Draw ments via the mailbag and through ond or possibly an undisputed clinch at least a tie for second, the oft over-laden rumor route. claim to runner-up honors will be and if St. Francis’ upsets Mullen For Pairings in Tournament One filbert expresset kit at stake on the Mammoth gardens’ Play Twice on home the Regis-Cathedral victor epiaon of the athletic tutorial floor, but the loop’s most ancient will automatically go into undis­ Announcement was made Thursday that the winner of situation at. follows; “ Not de­ and bitterest rivalry is expected puted possession of the runner- tracting one bit from Joe to draw a large crowd to the Court Junket up post. the Colorado Catholic High School basketball tournament Loffreda’t fine work, I would arena at E. Colfax and Clarkson. Muttangt Favored Over will be awarded a permanent trophy by the Denver Catholic like to call your attention to The Catholic prepsters’ final triple­ Fransalians Register. The award will be made when the champion is excellent jobs by other men. header will open with a tilt be­ Not satisfied with their six The opening contest at 2 o’clock crowned in Mammoth gardens on Sunday, Feb. 25, when Harry Pemberton hat ex­ tween St. Francis’ and Mullen at straight conquests in the Parochial will see the rejuvenated Mullen changed Mullen home’s long­ 2. The Annunciation and Holy the two-day tournament will be climaxed by the titular league, S t Joseph’s championship Mustangs favored to measure St. time lease on the cellar for a Family teams will clash at 3. Bulldogs will venture into South­ Francis’ unlucky five. The Mus­ contending spot in every game. A hasty review of the records ern Colorado and New Mexico this tangs displayed a second-period The total of teams to compete reached 12 this week as sport. Remember he has only of the Bluejays and Reds reveals weekend in an effort to stretch offensive blast in last Sunday’s official entries were received from 50 boys from whom to draw that both teams have bowed down their winning streak to eight in a game that netted them 17 points, the seven Parochial league teams his athletes. All the other before the championship St. Jos­ row over Catholic prep cage and a repetition of the same tac­ and from St. Mary’s of Colorado schools have at least twice eph’s Bulldogs and Mullen’s Mus­ teams. The junket will be the tics is all that would be necessary Walsenburg Springs, St. Anthony’s of Sterling, that number. Pemberton’s tangs. In the five games played. first out-of-state tour for a St. to dump the Fransalians, who are Abbey school of Canon City, St. consistently good work should Cathedral has scored 116 points, Joseph’s court team in the history still weakened by the loss of Clyde Mary’s of Cheyenne, and St. not go unheralded. while Regis has six markers less of the school. Hendricks. “Then, too, Cobe Jones did to its credit. The opponents have Mary’s of Walsenburg. This field Friday night, Feb. 16, the The Mustangs, however, must Quintet Take will bring together some of the a nice job with the Holy Fam­ punctured the Cathedral defense Growlers will walk right into the ily Tigers in football, and throttle the swift Wally Smilanich, strongest teams in Catholic prep for 116 scores and the Reds have lair of the Holy Trinity Tigers of St. Francis’ forward, who shares Kelly Kellogg’s Regis teams allowed but two less. All of which history and record-breaking crowds Trinidad and will be favored to the top of the scoring race with had a stranglehold on most indicates that if ever two teams are expected to turn out for the twist the tail of the “ Coal City’’ Jimmy Soran of Cathedral. Smi­ 2 More Tilts affair. of the titles until St. Joseph’s were evenly matched this pair are Cats. lanich, almost single-handedly, has stopped the Reds’ march. . . .’’ in that predicament. Many Priiet Offered The following night, Feb. 17, kept the South Siders in every In addition to the Register Although Regis will have much Walsenburg.— St. M a ^ s Cru­ the kingpins from the West Side ball game since Hendricks fell ill. championship trophy, a cup for the Down Canon City way they’re the better of it from the height saders added two more victories to will do battle with one of the Mullen’s Jack Stansbury, Joe best college prospect in the tourna­ comparing the present edition of angle, the Bluejays will undoubt­ classiest prep organizations in the Padia, and Sam Jarvis will be their win column when they van­ ment has been offered by Coach the Abbey Bears with the school’s edly chop their opponents down to quished the Raton high school Sunshine state when they take to Coach Harry Pemberton’s answer John Mason of Colorado Mines. greatest team of 1933. And well the hardwoods with St. Michael’s to the St. Francis’ star. 'Tigers and Holy Trinity high of Prizes also will be offered by tour they might, what with the Golden Trinidad by overwhelming scores. hard-riding Horsemen. The Santa Tigers Still Victoryless ney officials for the championship Bruins winning ten out of 11 and Fe swishers will be led by Buster The Crusaders trounced Raton Fri­ runner-up quint and the winner averaging 36 points,a game while Abbey^s Qolden Bears Hang Up Sandwiched between these tilts day night, Feb. 9, 36 to 14, and Hiller, their mighty mainspring, of the consolation bracket. In­ holding the opposition to a balance will be the battle between the walked off with an easy 48-to-22 who was an all-stater last year dividual gold and silver basketballs of 24 digits per tilt Joe Murphy Holy Family Tigers and the An­ decision over the Holy Trinity in the land south of Colorado and will be given to the members of continues to top the Abbey nunciation Cards. This contest Tigers Sunday night, Feb. 11. north of the border. He will re­ the first and second all-tourney hoop drillers with a total of Tenth Win in Eleven Attempts ceive able assistance from Sammy will afford the Tigers their last It marked the 12th victory of teams. 150 points for his season’s work, Ortiz and Tom Irigoyen. opportunity to crash into the win the season for the Crusaders, who According to present plans the an average of 13.7 markers every column. If their improvement in Canon City. — (Abbey School) under the basket continually, and The Teddies got the upper hand The Bulldog venture into the have lost but six of their games, meet will get under way early Sat­ time out. the past two weeks has matched — Abbey’s pace-setting Bruin with Murphy, Costigan, and Duj­ early in the game, but the Nips Southland will be led by Adam those against top-notch Southern urday morning, Feb. 24, in Mam­ To give you an idea of that of the previous month they bucket brigade added two more movic in the front line and Mooney soon took command of the situa­ Heit, St. Joseph’s scintillating cen­ Colorado teams. In those 18 tilts moth gardens and games will be what the Bears backers think may erase that goose egg from victims to its growing list, as it tion and outplayed the Reds most ter. The remainder of the Denver played, the Crusaders notched 526 played until the late afternoon. of their quintet, the follow­ and Mahoney in the back court, their win column. outscored the Cheyenne Mountain displayed a well-balanced scoring of the game. McAndries, Horgan, lineup will feature Sam Marsalli tallies, as against 331 points for The semi-final matches are sched­ ing is lifted from the Abbey’s The Redbirds, howevhr, appear their opponents. tri-weekly and very clever high quint Friday, Feb. 9, 34 to 20, attack. Mestas, and Tip Cyr carried the and Tommy Gorman or Bob Brown uled for the Cathedral gym Sat­ at the forward slots and John Stu­ to have too much strength for the urday night and a tripleheader in “Sport Page:’’ “This five are then returned home to plaster a Bruins to Meet Tigers brunt of the Greenie offensive, The team, studded with veterans 38-to-8 defeat on the Pueblo Cath­ with Kane, Espanosa, and Holden art and Ray Murphy in the back Tigers and rank as the logical from last season’s play, will rest Mammoth gardens Sunday after­ playing some mighty smooth This week takes the Bruin cage olic high basketeers Sunday after­ turning in good defensive games. court positions. victors. The Annunciation team this week and then, prepare for the noon will determine the champion­ ball, and. . . if they kit the forces on their annual Southern has been somewhat of a disappoint­ State Catholic tournament, which ship, consolation, and third-place stride they are capable of noon, Feb. 11. It was the Golden tour, the man attraction of which The Nippers will still be striving Bears’ tenth triumph in 11 tries. for a league win as they encounter ment this year and needs the vic­ is to be held in Denver Saturday winners. hitting, there will be a 1940 is the game with the Holy Trinity tory to vindicate some mediocre and Sunday, Feb. 24 and 25. Last Monday night, Feb. 19, there championship banner adorn­ In what marked tne first athletic high Tigers at Trinidad. This game the Wilson Wildcats on the letters’ meeting between Abbey and floor Friday afternoon, Feb. 16. performances. The Cards looked year St. Mary’s played Regis high will be a meeting of all the coaches ing Abbey walls. . . No use will be played Sunday afternoon, great in turning back Mullen Cheyenne Mountain high Friday, The lightweight Nips, coached St. Nary s Parisli, in the semi-finals, but the locals and athletic directors of tourna­ counting chickens before Feb. 8. There is a possibility that Feb. 9, the Bears started slowly, by Joe Murphy, also tasted defeat home, but in other games seemed are pointing for the championship ment teams in the Cathedral rec they squawk, but just the on Saturday night the Abbeyites to lack the spark that would qual­ somewhat handicapped by the at the hands of the Roosevelt this season. tory. Team pairings will be made same it looks as though this will meet St. Patrick’s at Raton on ify them as first-division material. and eligibility questions will be is the Abbey’s year to cash small court, but managed to hold the New Mexico team’s court, but lights, 19 to 11. Osborn, Adams, The Crusaders completely hu­ a 8-to-5 lead at the quarter. In Willers, and Lafferty played well The battle may develop into a miliated the highly-touted Raton settled. The session will begin at in on the jack-pot.’’ Evidently no definite arrangements have Walsenburg, to two-man duel between Joe Fan­ the second stanza Murphy and for the Cubs. Tigers, who were reputed to be the 8:15. the Canon Citians are find­ been made for this game. ning of the Tigers and Jack Lynch ing it difficult to suppress a Dujmovic rang up four fast bas­ Olympics in 3rd Round tops in New Mexico prep basket­ Rules Announced kets to put the Abbeyites in front Nippers Nosed Out ©f the Redbirds, but in case either ball circles. St. Mary’s tight de­ The tournament rules were an­ justifiable pride. A much-improved Nipper bas­ The third round of the Abbey of these lads slips the Holy Family and from that point the Indians Olympic games got under way this fense stopped the Tigers cold, while nounced this week as follows; never threatened. Most of the ketball team represented the Ab­ Stage Cage Meet team can rely on Johnny O’Hayr# its fast break tore through the But while Abbey comes in for bey Saturday afternoon, Feb. 10, week as all four divisions were and Bob Ziska, while the Annun­ 1— AH games start on the hour Bruin baskets were scored from busily engaged. The college group Raton quintet to score repeatedly. and teams will work out in the its share of the plaudits, the against the Roosevelt junior high ciation club will counter with A1 record of St. Mary’s Crusaders close in. At the half the count played corner pool, while the The Crusaders’ half-time margin half o f the game preceding. There was 22 to 10. Teddies, but still fell short of a Walsenburg.— For the third con­ Hepp and Frank Sullivan. was 20 to 6. Komaroski led the o f Walsenburg must not go un­ win by one lone tally. The Nips seniors engaged in indoor archery. secutive year the Southern Colo­ LEAGUE STANDINGS will be no workout before the Cheyenne put on a brief offen­ The Nipper division has taken up shotmakers with 12 points. games, as play will start immedi­ noticed. This club has won 12 were defeated, 11 to 10. It was rado A.A.U. basketball tourna­ TEAM— W L Pet. TP OP sive show as the second half began, ping-pong and the day students are In Sunday night’s tilt the Holy ately, out of 18, but among those dozen the Nips’ ill luck at the charity ment will be sponsored and staged St. Joseph’s S 0 1.000 145 95 victories lie conquests over some but Costigan and Mahoney kept line that lost the game for them. playing quoits. by St. Mary’s parish, Walsenburg, Mullen home____ 8 2 .600 120 100 Trinity club had no chance what­ 2— There will be four eight' the Bears safely ahead, while Regis ...... 3 2 .600 110 114 very powerful teams. In the course of the tiff 11 free The date for the annual smoker, in its high school gym. The ap­ Cathedral ...... 8 2 .600 116 116 soever in stopping the powerful minute quarters with ten minutes’ Mooney, stellar backcourtman, attack of the Crusaders, who were intermission at the half. For Instance, the Crusaders throws went astray, three in the when the “ Ring and Glove’’ games proval of the application and a Annunciation __ 2 8 .400 104 124 drubbed Raton high, 36 to personally broke up many of the last half-minute, with Roosevelt will be held, jhas been set for Fri­ sanction to hold the meet were St. Francis’...... 1 4 .200 124 1S4J hitting the basket from every 3— A team failing to appear on opponents’ scoring drives. Holy Family...... 0 6 .000 111 142 corner of the court. St. Mary’s the court ready to play within ten 14; Raton defeated St. leading by a point. day, April 5. 1 received by St. Mary’s ojfficials Michael’s Horsemen of Santa The Indians will invade the this week. In the race for the scoring lead­ led, 21 to 5, at halftime and most minutes o f the scheduled time will abbey on March 2 in a retuAi en­ ership of the league, an honor that of the reserves were used in the forfeit the game. Fe, who in turn dumped the Applications have been sent to gagement.. has changed hands frequently, last two periods. Komaroski and 4— All protests of schedule, Mullen Mustangs, who drop­ CATHEDRAL TO RISK TITLE IN college and independent teams Jimmy Soran of Cathedral is W’ilkins showed the way with 12 games, eligibility, etc., must be re ped a two-point decision to Pueblo Easy Victims throughout the southern part of still on top, but he shares the points each. ferred to the tournament board, St. Joseph’s. Discounting the Sunday afternoon’s game with the state. The meet will be held unreliability of comparative Pueblo Catholic was a one-sided lead with Wally Smilanic of St. whose decision is final. 12TH INTER-RELIGIOUS MEET on March 14, 15, and 16, and the Francis’. The Bluejay ace has ac­ 5— All complaints or decisions scores, it is not di/ficult to affair after the first three minutes. winner will represent this section Chengchow Nuns Erect see that the Walsenburgers Niznick, Pueblo forward, opened cumulated 20 field goals and seven arising during the game which are at the National A.A.U. meet in free throws for a total of 47, Second Center House covered by the basketball rule have a strong entry in the the scoring with a setup, followed Denver. race for the state Catholic by a charity toss from the hands With every team entered in the Berenbaum, John Pudlik, Sam Le­ while Smilanic has tossed in only Chengchow, Honan, China.— book shall be decided by the offi 12th annual Inter-Religious bas­ vine, and Vic Seidenberg. St. Jos­ Teams entering previous tourna­ 13 two-pointers, but his deadly cials working the game, and their prep crown. of McGann, which gave the visi­ (Lumen)—So many have joined ketball tournament boasting of a eph’s Nedbalski has won individual ments have been Pueblo Junior accuracy from the free throw line decisions shall be final. With the seven evenly balanced tors a 3-to-O lead, but two well- the Sisters of St. Joseph in the star-studded lineup, the Cathedral honors for being the best per­ college, Adams State Teachers’ col­ 6— Twelve passes will be issuedDenver teams, the Crusaders, and executed screen plays brought has brought in 21 additional points Chengchow vicariate that a new the Bruins all entered in the state buckets by Murphy and Mahoney C.Y.O. team faces a difficult as­ former for the past two years. lege, Steel “ Y” of Pueblo, Storm- to give him a total of 47 also, center house, their second, had to to each team for ten players, a signment in retaining the class In previous competition Catholic berg’s clothiers, Martin jewelers, manager, and a coach. No other tournament, scheduled Feb. 24 and which put the Golds in a lead they Adam Heit, St. Joseph’s spark­ be built in Hianghian, in the south­ 25, one of the greatest series of never relinquished. The Irish “A” laurels it won last year. The teams have won the title seven and Calso oil of Trinidad; Aguilar, plug, who has finished the seaso;^ ern section. The nuns’ regular passes of any nature, except press meet will get under way Monday times and the Jewish aggregations Manassa, Sanford Giants, Pueblo passes to bona fide representatives prep court battles in local history scored again late in the first quar­ with 43 markers, may be over­ work is parochial, but they gather is in the offing. If the paying ter, but the second period saw the night, Feb. 19, in the Cathedral four, but the Protestant clubs have Merchants, Cliff Brice of Pueblo, taken by Jack Stansbury of Mul­ periodically for common spiritual o f the newspapers, will be issued. gym and play will continue until never had a champion. Rialto theater, Bain’s Golden 7— The tournament officials willcustomers ev^r mob the box office Shamrocks go scoreless as the len, who has 36, or Jack Lynch exercises. in search of thrills from the prep- Bears amassed a 21-to-6 lead at Friday, Feb. 23. The tourney’s In addition to St. Joseph’s and Eagles of Alamosa, and strong not be responsible for valuables Walsenburg quintets. of the Annunciation team, who sters, they should put on their the half. class “ B," or junior division, also Cathedral, St. Catherine’s and St. has chalked up one point less. left in the locker rooms. A man Francis’ will enter strong quin­ act this year. Robel hit for the Puebjo team boasts of a number of strong teams The cage tournament is the cli­ LEADING SCORERS Archbishop Dedicates will be assigned to remain in each and the Grace Ramblers will be tets. The remainder of the or locker room, however, during all early in the second half and a free max of the winter sports program G FG FTTP Annex, Unveils Portrait Although little fault can toss by McGee ended the visitors’ back to defend their title. ganizations that will compete for conducted by St. Mary’s parish, Soran, Cathedral...... 4 20 7 47 hours of the tournament. the “ A” title includes Trinity Smilanic, Sb. Francis’ ...^ 5 18 21 47 Winnipeg.— In services held at be found with the convincing scoring for the day. Coach Olie The chief opposition for Ca­ with the local WPA recreation pro­ 8— Eligibility lists must be in by M. E., Grace, and Guldman center. Heit, St. Joseph's...... 6 17 9 43 St. Paul’s college here Archbishop way in which St. Joseph’s Herigstad used every player on thedral is expected to come from gram assisting. A.A.U. rules and Stansbury, Mullen...... Monday, Feb. 19. All eligibility Cathedral will also have a team 6 16 6 87 Alfred A. Sinnott of Winnipeg un­ won the Parochial hardwood the Bear bench and the reserves S t Joseph’s, which includes Andy reg;ulations will govern the tourna­ Lynch, Annunciation..... 6 12 12 36 lists will be available for inspec' in the junior division, as will Mul veiled a portrait of St. Paul given pennant, the record might continued to barrage the hoop, Curtiss, Regis sensation, and Lou ment. Teams wishing to enter are Hendricks, St. Francis’. 8 u 17 86 tion of competing teams in the Marsalli, St. Joseph’s..... 6 14 2 30 the institution by Pius XII and of­ have been even more impres­ with Buser getting three baskets Nedbalski in its lineup, and the len home. requested to get in touch with Tom gym any time in the tournament The schedule for Monday night, Hall, Regis...... 6 12 5 29 ficially opened the new unit of the Protests must be made before the sive if tragedy had not be­ and Arambel two. Hebrew Educational alliance, Solomon, secretary of the meet. Fanning, Holy Family..... 6 12 6 29 Paul Shea hall, which was recently fallen one of the school’s best The Bears displayed a fast pass­ which is built around such well- Feb. 19, is as follows: 7 o’clock, game, or within one hour after the S t Joseph’s vs. Trinity; 8, He­ erected. game. athletes. When Jimmy Allen ing attack that found men open known Jewish stars as Mandel Will Face Adams State died following an operation brew Educational alliance vs. St. shortly after football season, Catherine’s; 9, Cathedral vs. the Bulldogs’ basketball as­ HOLY CROSS CAGERS SCARE Grace; 10, St. Francis’ vs. Guld­ Regis Rangers to Journey St. Joseph’s Adds Cage pirations took a terrific nose man. On Tuesday at 6 the Ca­ dive. Jimmy was easily th« thedral juniors will battle the A. best man on the 1939 St. Jos­ PUEDLO J. C. OUT LOSE, 37-31 Z. A. entry, which recently won eph’s cage squad and 'great the regional A.Z.A. meet. Mullen To Alamosa for 2 Games Crown to Grid Pennant things were expected o f him home will play its first game Wednesday at 6 against the Trin­ this year. His presence at a Canon City.— (Holy Cross Col­ the first period. With Chuck Ca- forward post would undoubt­ ity juniors. still bearing the handicap of a galls, the Rangers’ two classy for­ Climaxing a surprise cam­ lege) — Although they gave the rara, diminutive forward, showing the most thrilling battle of the day edly have given the Bulldogs league-leading Pueblo Junior col­ the way with 14 points, the Black mid-season shake-up, Regis college wards. Hopper thinks, however, paign that saw them come from and the Redbirds squeezed out a an average six-point offen ­ Rangers will journey to Alamosa that Noel Thompson, his veteran nowhere to the 1940 Parochial lege Indians the hardest game of and White cagers were going at Parochial Schools to 25-23 decision in an overtime sive increase per game. the year, the Holy Cross Grey­ top speed when the game ended, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 16 and center, and Howard Hopper, an league championship, St. Joseph’s period. The Redbirds had to over­ 17, for two games with Adams outstanding guard, will be enough Bulldogs easily turned back (]a hounds were unable to muster just three baskets short of a draw. come a five-point advantage in Although Cathedral offered no enough points to overcome the Carara was the outstanding Enter Spelling state Teachers. Although the to match the two Regis point .. thedral Sunday afternoon at Mam­ the third period, but in the pulse- excuses for its loss to St. Joseph’s Rangers would ordinarily be fav­ makers. moth gardens, 29-18, to add the Redskins, and fell, 37 to 31, Satur­ basket tosser for the Hounds, but quickening fourth St. Francis’ Sunday, the Bluejays had a day evening, Feb. 10, in the Pueblo had good support from O’Meara, TTie Denver parochial schools ored to overwhelm the Alkmosans, Rangers Split Pair ; \ cage bunting to the grid crown grabbed a tie before the gun on a legitimate reason for failing to the Jesuit team will be no better they lassoed last fall. school’s new ?100,000 ^ m . Reynolds, and Donahue. will participate in the 1940 Rocky Western State’s Mountaineers shot by Wally Smilanic, who scored make the score closer than it was. Playing before a Targe home The baskets smoked in the Ab­ Mountain News spelling bee to be than an even-money favorite be­ invaded the Regis gym over the * Starting out with the same ma­ nine points for the losers. It was Jimmy Soran, the Jays’ star for­ cause of the inexperience of three chine-like precision that had netted crowd the Indians jumped into a bey gym Wednesday evening, Feb. held in the Lincoln room of tjie weekend and dropped a wild 61- Jack Lynch who kept the Cards ward and one of the two leading of its first-team men. 54 decision to the Rangers Friday them five consecutive victories, the fast lead which took them to a 7, when the Greyhounds and the Shirley-Savoy hotel Friday, May in the contest all the way and it scorers in the league, arose from When George Bedrosian, Lou night, Feb. 9, but came back Sat­ Bulldogs jumped into an early lead 26-to-13 advantage when the fast Pueblo Steel “ Y” Tigers en­ 3, to determine the state cham­ was his basket in the overtime a sick bed with a fever of 102 to Foletti, and Frank Jagodnik urday to win, 38 to 28. that saw them ahead, 8-1, at the timer’s gun sounded for the rest gaged in the highest scoring game pion who will represent Colorado period that brought victory. play in the championship tilt. No­ period. seen on the local court this season, in the national spelling bee in dropped out of school, the strong­ Curtiss and Ingalls split the quarter. Early in the second stanza Mullen Has Hot 2nd Period ticeably slowed down by the ill­ Washington, D. C. est combination in Regis history cords for 40 points between them the West Siders held a 15-1 ad­ The tune changed, however, in the visitors winning, 64 to 50. The Regis-Mullen game started ness, Soran, nevertheless, contrib­ the second half when the Hounds The fatal first half was again The Denver parochial schools) went out of existence and in its in the first contest, which was fea­ vantage, but a Cathedral rally cut out as if to be a low-scoring fray uted six points, but he lacked the outplayed the Braves in every de­ the cause of the Hounds’ downfall, city elimination contest will be place remains an average team. tured by the brilliant spurt of the the margin to 15-8 at the intermis­ and the first period ended with spark that had set off the fire sion. partment and slowly cut down the as the lanky Tigers outpointed held early in March, according to Around Andy Curtiss and Jerry winners in the last few minutes the Mustangs out in front, 4 to 2. wagon offensive of his mates in large lead Pueblo had grained in them considerably in that period, the Rev. Hubert Newell, superin­ Galligan, both veterans. Coach of the game. The Mountaineers Throughout the third period the The Mulleneers, however, found other contests. but the .visitors could only match Dave Kelley has built his team. teams exchanged baskets, but St. tendent of schools. jumped into the lead early and, the range in the second quarter and forced to quit. . . . We might buckets with the Holy Cross five In 1938 the champion speller Other starters in the Regfis lineup except for a brief period in the Joseph’s had a little the better of poured the leather through the Andy Curtiti, tha Regis add that Preaident Hutchins in the final period, which saw the going and was out in front, was Loretta Quinn, an eighth are Bob Ingalls, John Bersano, and middle of the second half, led un­ ring with amazing ease to pile up cage sensation, whose deftness of Chicago it not alone in both teams rack up 36 points. Chuck Bersano, while Bill Hen- 24-14, as the last quarter started. grader at Annunciation school. til six minutes remained to play. a 20-to-4 halftime margin. Regis on the hardwoods is sur­ hit views on athletics except Elich, former Pueblo J. C. star, The final canto saw both coaches Oliver Haefner, a student at St. nessy, Ed Mullen, John Cronin, Then the Rangers swept away the spent the rest of the game trying passed only by tha clever­ that you’ll never see ten- and McAvoy led the Bengals, with inject second stringers and the vic­ Dominic’s school, spelled down the and Joe McNulty supply able re­ Western State advantage and to catch up, but was never able to ness o f his “ Sports Slants’’ cent football at Regis. . . .’’ 19 and 17 points respectively, lief. tors moved into championship land. rest of the contestants last year dominated the play the rest of the pierce the Mustang defense with in the college newspaper, Tha Which might mean almost any­ while O’Meara collected 18 tallies It was Adam Heit’s stellar play to be declared Colorado’s best Both Regis and Adams State game. Twenty fouls were called any degree of regularity. Mullen Brown and Gold, wrote Coach thing. One thing is certain, how­ for the Greyhounds. speller. Both of the contestants have dropped games to Greeley in the tilt and four Mountaineers that made the Bulldog victory so won, 29-18. Dave Kelley’s swan song in ever, Regis isn’t going back to Friday, Feb. 16, the Greys meet were defeated in the Washington State this season, and each has and two Regis men were tossed convincing. Although Ray Murphy Jack Stansbury of Mullen tha last edition of the Ranger the pigrskin era of a few years ago the Tigers in a return battle on split a two-game series with West­ took high-scoring honors with ten spelling bee. out via the personal foul route. chalked up ten points in the first journal as follows: “ And so when a 52-to-6 defeat was con­ the Steel “ Y ” court in Pueblo. ern State. Saturday night’s game was the points, his performance was over­ half and appeared headed for a ends the glorious regime of sidered a moral victory. The fact shadowed by Heit’s brilliance in Magazine to Publish The Alamosa team has lost five antithesis of Friday’s high-scoring field day until he was ejected on one Dave Kelley. . . . To my that all of the 25 applications Chicago do Panlitot Review Work games, won six, and has decisions every department. Cathedral’s star fray and the Western Staters four personals in the third quar­ mind Coach Kelley has made seeking the Ranger coaching job Chicago.— A meeting of the St. Boy Scout Supplement over Ft. Lewis Junior college, placed more emphasis on the de­ was Jimmy Soran, who played ter. Joe Padia carried on for the more progress in two years are being given serious considera­ Vincent de Paul society, held tra­ steady ball despite a high fever. Minneapolis.—The Catholic Boy Trinidad Junior college, and Holy fense than did Regis and, as a re­ Mustangs and took second point­ than were made in the two tion means that the Jesuit school ditionally on the first Sunday of magazine published here announces Cardinal-Fransalian Game Thriller Cross college. sult, copped the verdict. Andy getting honors with four baskets. previous years. . . . We class intends to press onward under Lent, saw hundreds gather to re­ the inauguration of a new section The opening contest of the af­ Coach Vernon Hopper of Adams Curtiss led all scorers with ten Jack Leahy’s seven points were him as the Jock Sutherland wise guidance, guidance that will view the reports of a record- ternoon between St. Francis’ and devoted to activities of Catholic admitted that his chief worry in points, while Bob Ingalls was held the best any individual Red could of the West. . . . Jock had be selected only after long pre­ breaking year in the care of Boy Scouts, with the Rev. Louis the Regis games would be the stop­ the Annunciation Cardinals was do. to five by the alert guarding of his 'troubles, too, and was meditation. Chicago’s poor and needy. P. Barcelo, C.S.C., as editor. ping of Andy Curtiss and Bob In­ Moss. Thursday, Feb'. 15, 1940 Office, 9M "^Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEysfone 4205 PAGE SE\’EN Complete Program for Big Confraternity MISSION AT ST. PATRICK’S IS Dominican to Address Orphanage Aid Society SPECIAL OFFER WELL ATTENDED; ENDS SUNDAY We will move your furniture to our warehouse and give you six Congress in Denver Next Week Announced The monthly meeting of the months to pay your bill. Private room or open storage. We Queen of Heaven Aid society will have low rate of insurance. (St. Patrick’s Parish) ManfPo, has recovered from a re­ be held Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 2:30 Call KEystone 6228 and we will call and give you estimate on < The large attendance at both cent operation and has returned p. m. at the orphanage, 4825 Fed­ your work. The complete program for the Religious Instruction of Secular teraity,” Miriam Mark*, §ee> evening and morning services of to her home. Ben Lamirato is eral boulevard. Mrs. J. Fred regional congress of the Confica- retary, national center of the MOVING, STORAGE AND PACKING High School Students,’* the Most the mission conducted in the parish also recovering from a recent Ill­ Doyle, president, will be in charge. temity of Christian Doctrine in Confraternity of Chriitian Rev. Edwin V. O’Hara, D.D., the past week has been very grati­ ness. The Rev. L. L. Farrell, O.P., of Denver, Thursday, Friday, and Doctrine, Waihington, D. C. fying. The mission, which is being No Money Needed for Six Months Bishop of Kansas City and chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pistole, St. Dominic’s will be guest speaker. Saturday, Feb. 22, 23, and 24, has “ Mobilizing for Christ in the conducted by the Rev. Vincent been announced by the Rev. F. man of the Episcopal Committee who have been residing in Little­ Plans will be made for the annual DUFFY STORAGE & MOVING CO. Confraternity of Christian McCarten, C.SS.R., will close at field, Tex., have been the gfuests dinner to be served Thursday, Gregory Smith, diocesan director on the Confraternity of Cnristian Doctrine,” F a t h e r L e T e a . evening services on Sunday, begin­ 1521 20th St.; Office and Warehouse of t h e confraternity. Minor Doctrine. “ Religious Discussion of Mrs. Pistole’s parents, Mr. and April 26. A large attendance is “ Tha Confraternity in tha ning at 7 :45. Sunday will also Mrs. M. Rofrone, m the past week. requested. changes may be made in the pro­ Clubs for the Adult Laity,’’ the Diocese of Denrer," tha Most be Holy Communion day for the gram in the coming week, but the Rev. Stephen A. Leven, Ph.D., di­ R o t . Urban J. Vehr, D.D., entire parish. A sale of religious schedule of events as it now rector, national center, Conir%- Bishop of Danvar. articles is being held in the library stands is as follows, except for the temity of Christian Doctrine, FRIDAY, FEB. 23 each evening under the auspices preliminary session in ^ e b lo on Washington, D. C. “ The Aposto- of the Altar and Rosary society. late to Non-Catholics,’’ John Craig, 10 a. m.— GENERAL SES­ Wednesday, Feb. 21, which is Church activities scheduled for national secretary, Laymen’s Re­ SION, Oscar. Malo, Jr., Memorial given elsewhere in this paper: this week have been postponed as treat movement hall, 1824 Lo^an street. Honorary THURSDAY, FEB. 22 Episcopal chairman, the Most Rev. follows: Junior Young Ladies’ so­ 4 p. m.—CLERGY CONFER­ 6 p. m.— CLERGY DINNER, Duane G. Hunt, D.D., Bishop of dality meeting will be held in the ENCE, Cosmopolitan hotel, room Cosmopolitan hotel, banquet room. Salt Lake. Presiding, the Rev. library Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 7:30 C. Honorary Episcopal chairman, 8 p. m.— GENERAL SES­ John J. Flanagan, S.J., Regis col­ p. m.; senior Young Ladies’ so­ the Most Rev. Louis B. Kucera, SION, Morey junior kifh lege, “ The Confraternity of dality meeting will be held on Fri­ D. D., Bishop of Lincoln. Presid­school auditorium, 14th and Christian Doctrine in Action,” Fa­ day evening, Feb. 23, in the li­ ing, the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, Clarkson. Honorary Episcopal ther Leven. “ The Confraternity brary; Mothers’ club card circle, diocesan director of confraternity chairman, the Most Rer. and Lay Apostolate,” Mr. Craig. scheduled to meet at the home of Several and pastor of St. John’s parish, Rudolph A. Gerken, D.D., 11 a. m.— SECTIONAL MEET­ Mrs. Bob Lucy this FYiday eve­ Denver. “ Meeting Problems of the Archbishop o f Santa Fa. Pre­ INGS. ning, will be held next Friday, siding, the Hon. Joseph J. Feb. 23, at the home of Mrs. Carloads of 50 Scout-Servert Get Cross Walsh, D a n T e r, diocesan CONFRATERNITY TEACH­ ERS, Cathedral high school, room William Dubois, 4219 Quivas Los Angeles.—The cross Ad Al­ president, Confraternity of 3. Ihresiding, the Rev. Hubert street. Bedroom Suites tar* Dei was presented to 50 Boy Christian Doctrine. “Why a Newell, diocesan superintendent Study club leaders will meet im Scouts at ceremonies over which Confraternity of Christian usual in tha library at 2 p. m. on Doctrine in Every Parish?’’ of schools, Denver. Speaker, Miss the Most Rev. John J. Cantwell, Friday, Feb. 16. Rushed Here for Our Archbishop of Los Angeles, pre­ Bishop O’Hara. “ The Laity in Marks. Discussants: Sister Mary sided in St. Vibiana’s Cathedral the Confraternity of Chris­ Janet, Cathedral high school; Sis­ Starting Monday, Feb. 19, the following a procession through the tian Doctrine,’’ Mr. Craig. ter Robert Joseph, St. Patrick’s regular schedule of weekday parish; Joseph Stein, Regis col­ streets of Los Angeles. “Activities of the Confra- Masses will be resumed. Masses lege; Natalie Swan, Loretto will be at 6:45 and 8. Lenten Heights college. services will be held as usual on FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE CONFRATERNITY FISHERS, Wednesday and Friday evenings 'Oscars’ Were Awarded Cathedral high school grymnasium. starting at 7:45, and Stations of (right) for their individual performancee in the Catholic Little Presiding, the Rev. Forrest Allen, the Cross will be made at 3 Fri­ ’Theater tournament staged in the Morey junior high school audito­ St. Catherine’s parish. Speaker, day afternoons. rium 'Thursday and Friday, Feb. 8 and 9, under the sponsorship of Father Leven. Discussants: Vin­ The Rev. John P. Moran of ^Ye Bring Yon Amazing Valnes . . . Special Purchases the Catholic Drama guild. Miss Gushurst portrayed one o f the lead­ cent Wendling, Legion of Mary; Golden was a visitor at the rec­ ing roles in Loretto Heights college’s winning play, Menfolk, and Mr. the Rev. J. Roy Figlino, St. John’s tory the past week. Lutz played the leading part in The Valiant, p i^ u ce d by the Catholic parish; Joseph Stein, Regis col­ In the past week Father Thomas From Best Sources That You Cannot Afford to Miss Drama guild.— (Photo o f Miss Gushurst courtesy o f Rocky Mountain lege; Harriett Barker, Loretto Barry baptized John Martelli, son IVcics.J Heights college. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martelli, CONFRATERNITY HELPERS, and Charles Edward, son of Mr. Cathedral high school room 4. and Mrs. Charles E. Ramsell. Presiding, the Very Revj Charles Sponsors were Edward and Vera Hagus, pastor, Annunciation par­ Hogan. ish. Speaker, Mr. Craig. Discus­ Mrs. Melphy and Mrs. Morris­ sants; Catherine Maloney, Little­ sey rejiresented the Altar and Ro­ ton, diocesan chairman of confra­ sary society at the quarterly meet­ ternity helpers; James J. Carter, ing of the D.C.C.W. held in Regis college; Pauline Guindon, Golden Thursday, Feb. 15. Loretto Heights college. The condition of Mrs. Cath­ 2 p. m.— GENERAL SESSION, erine Dean, Mrs. Anna Shannon, Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall, and Mr. Carroll remains un­ 1824 Logan street. Honorary Epis­ changed. George Perrault, a re­ copal chairman, the Most Rev. cent convert, is very ill. John Frank Thill, D.D., Bishop of Con­ Menghin also is ill at his home. cordia. Presiding, Dr. Paul J. Ket- Miss Lucille Narrici is recovering rick, president,' Loretto Heights from an appendectomy performed college. “ Six Divisions of Confra­ in a local hospital on Feb. 5, Mrs. ternity Membership— Choose Your Forest Lundstrom of Trinidad, Place,” Miss Marks. Discussants: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sidney Monaghan, Loretto Heights college; Robert M. Kelly, Regis \- college. 2:45 p. m. — SECTIONAL Press Exhibits $65.00 Value...... 4-Piece MEETINGS. $89M Value...... 4-Piece CONFRATERNITY PARENT- EDUCATORS, Cathedral high MODERN BEDROOM SUITE SOLID MAPLE BEDROOM school, room 4. Presiding, Mrs. Shown at School * 3 9 ” *5 8 ” Dwight Shea, president, Diocesan Loretto Heights Actresses Parent-Teacher league. Speaker, Bed, chest, vanity and bench—walnut finished—thor­ You’ll have to get here early for this February Sale Mr. Craig. Discussants: The Rev. (St. Mary’s Academy) value— these 25 suites will melt away when hopefuls William Mulcahy; Blessed Sacra­ Catholic Press month is being ough construction for lasting beauty—see these suites check details— bed, chest, vanity and bench—see them ment parish; Mrs. Alfred H. observed at St. Mary’s academy tomorrow if you want to save. Annex Victory in Tourney Rampe. ^ this week. Effective exhibits have tomorrow. APOSTOLATE TO NON­ been erected by the officers of the $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS (Continued From Page One) injected Into It by the cast. TTie CATHOLICS, Cathedral high Catholic Students’ Mission Cru­ Childers, Norman Patrick, Edward three girls succeeded in lending school, room 3. Presiding, the Rev. sade in the theater of the academy. Kelly, and Robert Brownlee. to the play a professional air. They Joseph Lilly, C.M., St. Thomas’ The mission assembly Tuesday, seminary, Denver. Speaker, Fa­ Feb. 13, was devoted to skits,, etc., The judicial staff for the tourna­ were successful in making of the vehicle of their interpretetions a ther Leven. Discussants: The Rev. that brought out the great need ment included Miss May Arno, a of the Catholic press in the field professional actress and a teacher finished dramatic product. The ex­ Arthur Lucy, Cathedral parish; the Rev. Edward A. Leyden, Holy of Catholic Action. o f dramatics; C. J. McNeill, asso­ cellence of the production may be gauged by the fact that members Family parish; Charles Styer, French Course Expands ciate editor of the Denver Regis­ The senior division of the French ter, and Eqrl Bach, M.A., head of of its cast were the chief contend­ Regis college; Lucille Becker, Loretto Heights college. course at St. Mary’s academy re­ the department of speech at Cathe­ ers for the honor accorded the best actress. Betty Woodman, a stu­ RELIGIOUS DISCUSSION cently formed another division of dral high school. Miss Arno an­ Le Petit Circle Francais de Sainte nounced the winners, and the Rev. dent at Loretto Heights, directed CLUBS, Cathedral high school the play under the supervision of gymnasium. Presiding, Mrs. Julia Marie Acadamie. The new divi­ J. J. Regan, O.P., presented the sion is following the plan of the trophies to the successful group Mrs. Mary P. Halbert, teacher of A. O’Neill, diocesen chairman of dramatics at the college. discussion clubs. Speaker, Miss club that was organized last year. and to Miss Gushurst and Mr. Le Petit Circle Francais is affili­ Lutz. Maiy Theresa Gushurst emerged Marks. Discussants: The Rev. from the tournament as the ac­ Gabriel Lane, O.P., St. Dominic’s ated with the Alliance Francaie of Outstanding for the tragedy of Denver and will take part in all its plot and accentuated by a suc­ tress turning in the best perform­ parish; Mrs. Johit P. Akolt, St. ance. Not only was her charac­ John’s parish; Allen Murdock, the actiidties. The work is under cession of dramatic incidents,' the the personal supervision of victorious play was characterized terization stamped with grace and Regis college; Adelaide Lachow- freedom on the stage, but the sky, Loretto Heights college. Madame Leplace Kechid. St. especially by the vitality and life Mary’s members will enjoy con­ sympathetic touch with which she 8 p. m.— GENERAL SESSION, invested her role gave evidence versational advantages in the St. John’s parochial school audi­ form of lectures and expeditions that she had a deep realization of torium, 620 Elizabeth street. Hon­ her part. Especially notable was to various places of interest in the Your LENTEN Sacrifice! orary Episcopal chairman, the city. I Nt sick nlitlNtrln I* CliluvticM Itoprcn cn the portrayal of the tragic emotion Most Rev. Robert E. Lucey, D.D., of the young wife upon learning Coal Exhibit Completed tm MlMts, aucli Ins l « OiM silsn. A|lis| ai< lilliii. IMr Bishop of Amarillo. Presiding, The seventh grade has com­ Mek hn;iul uri. Wi n Ml ask Ih cash. M isk p u )i of the death of her husband. In Mrs. S. J. O’Day, president, the $69.50 Value...... 4-Piece $95.00 Value...... 4-Piece search par tranks, krasncsahdcufboarislir an; iM p U addition to vhe distinction of turn­ pleted its coal exhibit. The bulle­ « sUm m slattwim (n tc h n . ilnfs. pins, charnis. chains, Denver Diocesan Council of Cath­ tin board which surrounds the left teeth, bracdlls. ip ila u Iran n ). Ship ta: FATHER M U ing in the best performance, Miss olic Women. Demonstration of $43-00 NO. S.V. D.. TEC H N Y. I L L An Wnstsain Uli at I I 6 «a Gushurst was chosen as the best wall space of the classroom shows ma Saipnl, Bin RasslanFlev It Lana. wBkp sent F R E L religious discussion club proced­ Waterfall Bedroom Suite possibility to succeed in the the­ the different kinds of coal and the Waterfall Bedroom Suite *6 6 °° ure, Father Leven. atrical world. places where they may be found. 8 p. m.— PARISH REPRESEN­ Emily Jane Forman secured pic­ Lutz Performance Unequaled Again the American’s buying resources bring you mar­ Enjoy in your own home the beauty of this lovely Wat­ WHAT CAUSES TATIVES TO DISCUSS THE tures of coal mines from the Den­ When Alan Lutz left the stage RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF ver public library, and Mary Jane velous savings— bed, chest, vanity and bench of wal­ erfall bed, chest, vanity and bench—note the fine wal­ in the Catholic Drama guild’s pres­ CATHOLIC STUDENTS AT­ Golden arranged a map showing nut veneers at the lowest price in years—it’s a sure EPILEPSY? entation of The Valiant, he left nut veneers and all the smart details of this most out­ TENDING SECULAR HIGH the location of the various coal sellout. standing value. A booklet containing the opinions of behind him a performance that no SCHOOLS, room 8, St. John’s famous doctors on this interestinK sub­ mines of importance. Barbara actor succeeded in surpassing or parochial school. Presiding, the Gallagher visited a coal yard to ject will be sent FREE, while they last, equaling. To a part made for $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS to any reader writing to the Educational Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, secure additional information and Division. 535 Fifth Avenue, Dept. TR-28, “ stars” he brought much experi­ pastor, Blessed Sacrament parish. to obtain samples for the exhibit. New York, N. Y. ence and a knowledge of the essen­ “ The Need of Religious Instruc­ Janet Lamour is responsible for the tials of dramatic technique. In the tion of Secular High School Stu­ bulletin board plan and arrange­ role of the convict condemned to W I L L n i Y dents,” Father Smith. Discussion ment. In order to further the mis­ death, he clothed his portrayal T H I S 4 U .IlL I I E by parish priest representatives sion cause the girls of the class with a poignancy that elicited sobs called on by the speaker. “ Means have written a skit, Coal, Its Kinds to p aisstouni biariit b sane to vR from the audience. Added to his ■isstoi iaM. Ha « t nsAitilw pan a A of Instruction of Secular High and Uses. The characters are: excellent characterization were a p w dn t ates, Niint aaA daaA, dailp at School Students in Other Dio­ Mr. Bituminous, Janet Lamour; tha ANar v h ti rieraBni K at tha Hal; well-modulated voice and almost ceses,” Miss Marks. Mrs. Ligrnite, Mary Jane Golden; SaiHtIct. Y w map assita It b u p it n r perfect diction., ■bstoiMt AM risS^c^K R.M.O.! Mrs. Anthracite, Barbara Gal­ Most of the |)lays trodding the Saturday, Feb. 24 la: FATHER IRUNO, »0 , T ^ N T , ILL lagher, and Pete, Mrs. Anthra­ boards in the tournament won the RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION cite’s nephew, Emily J^ne Forman. approval of both the judges and OF CATHOLIC STUDENTS IN SECULAR ELEMENTARY AND The girls plan to give the skit in the audience. Each one was char­ the little theater next week. There HARD OF HEARING? acterized by distinguished perform­ HIGH SCHOOLS, Oscar Malo, Jr., will be a small admission charge Hard impacted wax. plugging up ear canals ances, and each of the players in Memorial hall and Cathedral high to be used for the benefit of the and pressing on ear drums, is one of the the various productions were of and grade schools. Chairman on common causes of PARTIAL TEM­ poor missions in the United States. PORARY DEAFNESS, BUZZING AND high quality. arrangements: Sister M. Janet of RINGING IN EARS, CLOGGED FEELING The major criticism that could Cathedral school. IN EARS AND DIZZINESS. To soften, 9:30 a. m.— GENERAL SES­ Czech Catholic Union loosen and remove this wax and thus get be directed against the losing con­ Quick relief, use OROTUNE in your ears tenders in the tourney was the SION, Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall. Presiding, Father Newell. Wants 10,000 Members according to directions in the package. It's inability of the majority to make Cleveland.—A campaign to in­ amazing how much better you feel, how their parts live- for the audience. “ Doctrine for the Teacher,” Fa­ CLEARLY and DISTINCTLY you hear ther Lilly; “ Method for the crease the membership of the Czech again when hard wax is out, OROTUNE is Too often a mere recitation of Catholic union to 10,000, in cele­ safe, painless. SEND NO MONEY. Pay lines resulted in a loss of vitality Teacher,” Sister Mary Ruth. postman $1.00 plus postage. If you send 10:30 a. m.— CLASSROOM bration this year of the 60th anni­ and action. To give the illusion of versary of the organization, was money with order wc pay postage. reality is the cardinal principle of DEMONSTRATION BASED ON Harvin Co.. 56 W, 45 St., Dept 21, N.Y.C. THE RELIGIOUS VACATION announced by the supreme presi­ the actor’s technique,- and, failing dent. in this, the drama becomes a jum­ SCHOOL MANUAL. ble of lines without content or Room Kidneys Must meaning. It was largely the Instructor Grade Grade School I8lh Gen. Mahog. Bedroom Loretto Heights students’ recogni­ Sister Mary Alice...... 1 6 tion of this essential that enabled Sister Rose Therese...... 2 6 Bed, chest, vanity and bench of classic detail as you can Clean Out Acids them to stage a play that pulsated Sister Francis Solano...... 3 7 lowest price for thii with life and vitality from the Sister Helen Joseph...... 4 8 quality — vanity with bril see—the mahogany pieces are large, important and Excess acids, poisons and wastes in your standpoint of the audience and Sister Magdalene Mary...... 5 9 blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys. liantly large mirror- very decorative— the construction will stand close in­ Getting Up Nights, Burning Passages. gained for them the crown of vic­ High School Backache. Swollen Ankles, Nervousness, tory. Sister Mary Ruth...... 6 1 roomy chest— graceful bed and bench—a quality bed' spection. Rheumatic Pains. Dizziness, Circles Under Father J. J. Regan, O.P., in his Sister Mary Agnes...... '7 2 room suite that you must see to appreciate. Eyes and feeling worn ou t often are presentation speech, paid tribute Sister James Ellen...... 8 3 caused by oon-organie and non-systemie $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS Kidney and Bladder troubles. Usually in to the Catholic Drama guild for 11:30 a. m.— GENERAL SESSION. Cathedral gymnasium. Pre­ $5.00 DOWN DELIVERS iuch eases, the very first dose of Cysteg inaugurating the first organized siding, Father Newell. Discussion from the floor of the program of goes right to work helping the Kidneys movement of dramatic groups in Friday and Saturday. Replies by program participants of Friday and flush out excess acids and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying Kidney action, in just the city. He cited the ^ilure of demonstrators of Saturday. a day or so, may easily make yon feel theatrical clubs in the past to es­ 2 p. m.— HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM DEMONSTRATIONS, younger, stronger and belter than In tablish a permanent theater in Oscar Malo, Jr., Memorial hall and Cathedral high school. years. A printed guarantee wrapped around each package of Cysteg Jnsures an Im* Denver, owing to their confine­ . Instructor Room mediate refund of ^$he full ooet unleae you ment within parish boundaries, Sister Mary Dolores...... Memorial Hall are compietely sa^fled. You have every­ thereby beir.g forced to struggle Sister Mary Germaine...... 1 American Furniture Co. thing to gain and nothing to lost under along in division instead of the Sister Mary Therese...... 2 this positive money back guarantee so get “ The Store of Many Friends** Sixteenth Street at Lawrence Cysteg from your druggist today for only union so‘necessary to the promo­ Brother B. Faber, F.S.C...... - 3 B5e. tion of any movement. Brother A. Daniel, F.S.C.,.,^...... 4 PAGE EIGHT Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone '4205 Thursday, Feb'. 15, 1940

National Secretary Enjoy the Best loretto Heighs COMMIHEE IS SELECTED FOR PRIEST’ S BOOK IS REVIEWED JUNIOR C. 0. OF A. DINNER AT SENIOR C. D. OF A. MEETING

College Seniors The committee for the dinner to Mrs. J. B. Toll, Mrs. O. V, Simp, The monthly meeting of St. Daughters of America, with Misses be given the Junior Catholic son, and Mrs. Nellie Konicke; Rita’s court. Catholic Daughters Loretta Kimes and Geraldine Ne­ troops 5 and 6, Mrs. J. M. Payne, of America, was held at the club­ In th» Daughters of America Sunday, Mrs. J. Reed, Mrs. T. J. Halter, house Thursday evening, Feb. 8, ville in charge. Tickets will also Dittinctivm Will Be Honored March 10, at St. Francis de Sales’ Mrs. F. J. Thomson, and Mrs. J. with Miss Mayme Garrett, grand be available for the dinner to be held at St. Francis de Sales’ hall Pioneer Room and Coffee Shop hall has been chosen and plans Greenwall; troop 7, Mrs. W. L. regent, presiding. Following a Bourne; troops 8 and 9, Mrs. J. 6 o’clock dinner, Mrs. Eugene Sunday afternoon, March 10, of tht have been constructed. The fol­ Plans for some form of enter­ Bodem, Mrs. George Twining, Blisch reviewed Father Leonard Misses Ann O’Kane and Jo­ lowing are on various committees: sephine Hytrek were appointed to Cosmopolitan Hotel tainment to honor members of Mrs. L. E. Wilkenson, and Mrs. Feeney’s book. You Had Better Troop 1, Mrs. E. W. Rogers and R. D. Hartley; troops 10 and 11, Come Quietly, arrange for a Mass to be offered the present senior class at Loretto E. N. Freeman; troop 2, Mrs. D. Mrs. J, A. O’Keefe, Mrs. Carl Ott, At the business meeting Mrs. and to draw up a resolution ex­ Heights college were discussed at O’Connor and Mrs. J. B. Stock; and Mrs. C. G. Phelan. Harvey Smith reported for the pressing the court’s sorrow at the Optometrist and Optician the meeting of the Loretto death of its late state chaplain, troops 3 and 4, Mrs. Harry Adams, All junors are to report to the Junior Catholic Daughters. She clubhouse Saturday at 2:30 p. m. requested members of St. Rita’s the Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry HELEN W A L SH alumnae Saturday, Feb. 10. It is Tihen. probable that the affair will take for rehearsal for the entertain­ court to attfend a card party to Aasocint* ment to follow the dinner March be given at the clubhouse Satur­ Members of St. Rita’s court place soon after Easter and will 10. Those attending troop meet­ day night, Feb. 17, by the coun­ attended the Diocesan Council of W. R. JOSEPH be in the form of a luncheon. In Party Will Aid ings in various locations are to selors of the Junior Catholic Catholic Women’s quarterly meet­ EYE3 EXAMINED charge of final arrangements is report at the clubhouse after their ing at Golden Feb. 15. Miss Mary Ellen Campbell, as­ meeting is adjourned. Monday, Miss Louise Krabacker,' social Phono TAbor ISM sisted by Misses Evelyn Taylor and Feb. 19, troops No. 1 and 2 are to aiS-21) Mojcotic Bide. Club at Center chairman, announced a treat for Mary Nieters. DoMinicaii Nuns report to the clubhouse for re­ the February social. On the regu­ Members of the association hearsal at 7:30 p. m. lar social night, Feb. 22, Mrs. JOBS WANTED present at the meeting were Card Party If Feb. 17 To Fete Leaders Anne Baxter of Dubuque, la., will Mmes. Thomas Burnite, Leo The annual card party for the The general public is reminded speak on “ Catholic Women in Cul­ Miff Miriam Marks of Washing­ For Good Workers Boyle, Edward Curran, and An­ Dominican Sisters of the Sick Poor of the card party to be held at the tural Pursuits.” Mrs. Baxter, a ton, D. C , national secretary of Installation of the newly elected thony Campbell; Misses Patricia clubhouse Saturday, Feb. 17, at former organizer and national of any type, permanent or odd will be held Thursday, Feb. 22, in the Gtnfraternity of Christian Doc­ officers of the Broadcasting club Lucy, Hazel Murphy, Anna Marie 8 p. m. treasurer of the Catholic Daugh­ job, call Employment Department. Wade, Jewel McGovern, Jeannette the Denver tea room. Once a year trine, is in Denver making prepara­ of Vail Community center, 1904 ters of America, will attend the at this time the card party is held. Troop 2 to Meet Feb. 21 tions for the regional C CD . con' W. 12th avenue, will be the occasion Gies, Lorraine O’Meara, Angelina Troop 2 will hold a social Wed­ national board meeting of the C. Catholic Charities In the summer months a carnival gress next week. Miss Marks has of a supper party and speech D. of A. in New York city this Guerin, Mary Nieters, Evelyn nesday night, Feb. 21, at 7:30 at 1665 Grant St. KEystone 6386 Taylor, Toni Floyd, Ellen Mary for the benefit of the sisters is directed organization of the con­ broadcast at 8 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. month. sponsored. The revenue derived 1651 Washingrton street. Host­ fraternity in more than SO Ameri 20. Broadcasting of the club Campbell, Dorothy Ann Evers, esses will be Katherine Fischer and Miss M. Heley of Chicago’s Maxine Rogers, and Ellen Rita from these two annual events is can dioceses. speeches is possible on the cen­ the only financial support asked Mary Banigan. Carroll court of the C. D. Milan. ter’s wireless radio pickup. RAY GOAL GO. from the general public to enable Troop 3 will hold a social Satur­ Heading the list of speakers is of A. was a guest of St. Rita’s Boy Bom to Mri. Vernon Murphy the sisters in carrying on their fine court at the meeting. Best Q ualitY — Lower Prices day, Feb. 17, at 2 p. m. at 285 Joseph Valdez, new president of Mrs. Fredrick Vernon Murphy work of caring for the sick poor. S. Ogden street. Hostesses will be the club, which is composed of 65 Mrs. Loretta Dougherty has re­ ALL GRADES STOKER COAL of Washingrton, D. C., is the Mrs. E. T. Gibbons, president of Loretta Sweeney and Rosemary Hits and Bits unmarried young men and women covered at St. Joseph’s hospital. mother of a boy, born Thursday, the Sick Poor Aid; Mrs. James T, Reilley. of the immediate neighborhood. Mrs. Dougherty was chairman of PE. 4604 1165 So. Penn Feb. 1. Cronin, general chairman of the Troop 6 held a social at the Other officers to be feted are Ruth St, Rita’s court’s sewing group. Jane Menten has been visiting card party committee; Mrs. Clem Barcelona, vice president; Irene home of Helen Payne after an ice- Eggs contain minerals, tissue­ with friends in Oklahoma for the Kohl, chairman of the hostess skating party Jan. 20. The last Vigil, secretary and treasurer; building substances, and vitamins. Former Denver Baritone past week. committee, and other members o’f business meeting was held Feb. 3 Senaida Madrid, Mae Coca, Abel Miss Hazel Murphy of Long­ the Sick Poor Aid society have all at Holy Ghost hall, at which time Consequently, it’s a good plan to Silva, and John Mares. Sings With Noted Tenor mont spent Saturday, Feb. 10, in been helping to make this party a plans were discussed for the din­ serve at least one egg a day for Starting Friday afternoon, Feb. success. Patrons attending the Denver, where she attended the ner. The next social will be held every person. The eggs may be 16, Rose Weisman, a volunteer One of Denver’s foremost young • You, like thousands of meeting of the alumnae. card party are kindly asked to baritones, Francesco Valentino at 2:30 Saturday, Feb. 17j at the creamed, poached, baked, made into worker in the center, will direct bring playing cards. home of Regina Rowlind, 440 S. the weekly activities of the Petite Dinhaupt, who is a former mem­ • others, will say that The hostesses are as follows: York. Everyone is requested to omelets, or mixed with creamed players, a group of junior and in­ ber of the Cathedral choir, sang ■ Bluhill RICH-ROAST Mmes. H. W. Anderson. Milton Allen. foods. They also may be made into George Brennan. W. B. Bastien, Ernest .bring their tests, and 100-per-cent termediate boys and girls inter­ with the noted Italian tenor, ■ coffee is unmatched in Cathedral Club V. Beck. William £. Barrett. Mae Berry­ attendance is expected. custards or other simple puddings. ested in dramatics. Beniamino Gigli, in the La Scala S flavor. TRY IT. man. Tom Barry. Sophie Besson. Glen Troop 6 held a business meeting Use a mild soap or soap powder opera house, Milan, recently. The Brush, L. bottler, Lillie Brennan. Eliza­ ■ ■ • ■ • ■ • ■ • I Saturday at the clubhouse. The for washing painted walls. Strong opera was II Trovatore, by Verdi. To Meet Feb. 21 beth Burke. John W. Beam. J. H. Beeh- members reported on tests and told. F. Bisehofberger. C. Cero. John solutions are likely to remove the Meeting Is Held F F Cutshaw, T. A. Cosgriflf, Gordon Cattle. practiced for the program to be B WHY GO DOWN TOWN? B The Cathedral Young People’s J. J. Celia. Mary Connell. J. J. Costello, held March 10. It was decided paint or streak the surface., Use B E John Carroll. John Corcoran, Phil E E club will hold its regpilar meeting Clarke. T. J. Cleary, Michael Corcoran, that the troop will not have a quantities of clean water and By Aid Society Wednesday evening, Feb. 21, in E. P. Coffey, Harry Cronin. James Cro­ social in February. plenty of clean cloths. Wash a D D nin, J. J. Campbell, Harold F. Collins, the Cathedral school cafeteria. Troop 8 held a social at the small space at a time and then E E Sponsored by the social committee J. J. Drinkard, Paul Dunn, John Demmer, home of the counselor. Miss Lo­ Mrs. J. J. Campbell presided at L L J. J. Dooling, Fred Davis, Emma Duggan, wipe it dry. If you use a prepared I “ C H i . hy I of the organization, the program F. Davie, W. J. Devaney, John Power, retta Kimes. Prizes were awarded the Good Shepherd Aid’s meeting V V paint cleaner be sure to follow the COR, 3 4 2 MS GILPIN will consist of a variety of J. F. Doyle, Eliza Du Bois, R. H. Dee, to Gloria Sausa, Joyce Bounier, directions. at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Osner B E L. Disi^nse, E. J. Egloff. Mary J. and Barabara Kinnamon. The Tuesday, Feb. 13. Mrs. R. 0. B H games. In charge will be Lillian Englehart. Euphemia Enders, Tom T Downtown Prices at Your DoorsTep Graham, chairman, assisted by next party will be held Feb. 24 Tiny watercress sandwiches are Shearer assisted Mrs. Osner. Re­ Early, T. D. Fahey, B. F. Fitzsimons, especially good on a tea tray. Put Virginia Anderson, Angela Smith, Leonard Freeman; at the home of Barbara Kinnamon, turns on the December bazaar Eleanor Kennedy, Paul O’Con­ Mmes. Giles Foley, E. T. Gibbons, 1730 Logan street. fresh green watercress between were completed. nell, Joseph Bauer, and Bernard Thomas Garrison. A. R. Groshcider. W. Marionette Show Planned slices of thinly sliced buttered Mrs. Thomas Neyens brought In ECONOMY AIX-FINISHED FAMILY SERVICE The Best in H. Grimm, A. H. Flood, John Fortune, Leahy. Refreshments will be Troop 9 had perfect attendance bread. Trim crusts and cut into 12 yearly members. Six life Mary Flach, J. P. Fleiseh. Frank Fleisch, dainty sandwiches. Used served. E. P. Gartland, Frank Gartland, Arnold at the business meeting Feb. 10. members were also enrolled. Sev­ 1 0 w?ar!lbs. 1 * 4 9 Additional Pounds at 14c Gurtler, George Greer. J. A. Gallaher, Using a cherry pitter of the The central committee of the Mrs. Harvey J. Smith presided. eral members were reported ill. EverTthinf Completely Flniehcd Z(\Of^ l?T AT' E xtn Charge for Furniture Frank Grannell, C. A. Grant, C. V. plunger type, remove the pits from club has decided to have a Mass Gooding, Dennis Hallinan, Dennis Hogan, Joanne Schwalge was elected sec­ Mrs. T. J. Morrissey was appointed The above price le baaed on /O * A-4.A x Shirts in This Service small or medium size ripe olives ALSO NEW said for the repose of the soul of D. Marshall Harris, George Hackethal, retary. The girls made plans for chairman of the May card party to CRESCEIVT LAUNDRY, INC. 2815 W. 29th At.. the Most Rev. Bishop J. Henry W. A. Haefliger, Teresa Higdon, Ralph a marionette show, with which and cut the olives in rounds. Then be held at the Good Shepherd con­ GLindal. iltl _ Caih or Credit Heckman. Walter Hyer, H. H. Humphrey. they will entertain the senior arrange these in the bottom of vent Wednesday afternoon. May 1. Tihen. The club also plans to make J. F. Hanlon. W . P. Horan, C. B. . 1888 court at the next meeting March your aspic molds with a thin 'layer Mrs. Julia M. O’Neil spoke on A FULL LINE OF a donation to the Bishop Vehr jubi­ Hiester, J. M. Harrington, John Hunter, lee fund. L. A. Higgins, Rose Htgus, Marie John­ 28. The next social will be held of the aspic jelly to hold them in the regional congress of the Con­ OFFICE FURNITURE son. Mary E. Jennings, May Johnson', at the home of Elaine Taylor, 1443 place. A little later add the re­ fraternity of Christian Doctrine, We rent Folding Chairs, Card and Otto Kiene, Nellie Konicke. H. A. Kiley, Columbine street. maining jelly. to be held here Feb. 22, 23, and THANKS PUBLISHED Irene Koser, F. A. Koch, Clem Kohl, H. Imperial Coal Co. Banquet Tables, Dishes, Silver­ P. Krause, Henry Kremp, F. J. Kemme. Too much flour or too little 24. Mrs. O’Neil asked the women ware, anything in stock. A reader of the Register pub­ David Keefe, Vincent Kandorf, G. liquid in a cake batter results in a to attend on one of the afternoons. Established 1888 lishes thanks fpr two favors M. Livingston, Harry Loritz, J. F. Lang- BE SURE don, Bradley Lane, 0. S. Levin, Sam tough, coarse cake. Miss Shirley Mae Brady recited PHONE KEYSTONE 4852 granted through 'devotion to the J. Lewis. J. F. Little, H. F. Lambert, Pupils Urged to several St. Valentine pieces. OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Sacred Heart of Jesus. Baking powder should be meaS' Frank Lynch: ured exactly with standard meas­ To Ask for IMPERIAL When You Next Mmes. M. McEahern. William Mc- uring level teaspoons. To much Nun* Run Prei* Month Exhibit Tavish, T. C. McElroy, M. V. McIntyre, Eat in Cafeteria Chicago.— The Felician Sisters, Order Goal C. B. McCormick, M. J. McCormick, L. making powder makes coarse, dry, who staff St. Mary’s Magdalen’s McMahon. J. McSwigan, T. J. McNally,. crumbly texture and poor volume 514 Denham Bldg. Phone KE. 5358 W. J. McGettigan, C. A. McFadden, W. “ Patronize the Cafeteria” is the in the baked product. school here, opened a Catholic J. May, Edward Madden, Ed Monckton, slogan of the campaign in­ Press month exhibit and in the S. P. Mangan, John Murtaugh, G. augurated by the student council When preparing scalloped vege­ first three days distributed more Mapelll, M. Malpicde, Elizabeth Mowry. table dishes, substitute one can of t h i n i f E. J. Milan. W. L. Meagher. Alfred of Cathedral high school. Posters than 1,000 pamphlets and took Nelson, Mary Nahring, J. J. Naughton, to encourage students to eat in the condensed cream of celery soup several hundred subscriptions for T. J. Nelligan, A1 O’Meara, J. P. Ober- cafeteria have been put up. plus one cup of milk in place of Catholic newspapers and maga­ hauser, Dick Oliver, Julia O’Neill. S. J. cream sauce. It gives a delicious PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS O'Day, J. A. Osner, Edward Oliver, J. Awards will be given at the end zines. Much abused is this thing called “ beauty” . . . for only F. Prinzing, Loretta Paul, Pat Powers, of each month to the home room flavor and adds extra uiinerals and those beauty operators whose technical training is backed Louis Palaze, J. R. Plank, W. Pollard, having the highest percentage in vitamins to the food. by artistic judgment and long experience have the knack A. H. Plunkett, James Quinn, J. C. Ryan, T. E. Ryan, J. H. Ruwart, Dan Rotoia, attendance. Chill plates, dishes, and glasses to really achieve it in their work. Such operators are ours J. H. Reddin, John Rice, Louis Ried, “ The Dignity of Man” was the in which cold foods and drinks are . . . and the few extra cents you pay for their longer- Joseph Ross. Margie Ryan, Charles topic of an address given by the to be served. The food and drink lasting, smarter work are pennies well spent. Ruwart, L. Rabtoay, J. R. Reitz, J. M. Rihn. H. W. Swigert, Dennis Sheedy, Very Rev. Harold V. Campbell, pas­ will stay cold much longer. AT THE W. C. Schwenger, Mary Stone, Harvey tor of Blessed Sacrament church, A little chili sauce added to an We do not "rush” work and we use only standard materials Smith, Mary A. Shanley, T. J. Sullivan, at an assembly Monday, Feb. 12. omelet or placed on top of poached DENVER B. J. Soden, John Schilling, Herman of proven excellence. Seep, Michael Shannon, F. J. Siems, W. The members of the Mother eggs will turn a breakfast dish into E. Schwed, R. A. See, M. A. Spangel- Seton leagrue were shown the latest one that is suitable for luncheon or PHONE MAIN 8121 TODAY FOR A PERSONAL berger; in fashions and materials by a rep­ dinner. Chili sauce also may be Mmes. George Taylor, T. J. Tynan, BEAUTY CO.NSULTATION WITHOUT OBLIGATION. resentative of McCall’s patterns added to mayonnaise to be served John Toner, J. T. Tierney, Ralph Taylor, Feb. 9. Senior members of the H. S. Volkenant, H. Vidal, A. M. Vag- with fish or meat cocktails. nino, John F. Vail, Louis Vidal, W. C. league who modeled the dresses Sprinkle grated cheese over the Weldon. Joseph Walsh, Ella Weckbaugh, were Dona Melvin, Rosemary Le R. L. Walsh. Grant Wimbusb. R. M. top of scalloped tomatoes. It adds Clair, Mary Regina Martin, Alice flavor and food value. White, George Wolfgang, Guy Wood­ Mishork, Maxine Henrickson, man, John Wich, Murray Wolz, M. A. Pineapples may be used for hold­ Wolt, L. M. Young, Frank Yegge, An­ Jacqueline Herig;stad, and Jacque Directed by thony Zarlengo, T. Raymond Young. line Burgett. ing salads or desserts. Use pine­ BEAUTY SALOIV Mr, Martin Ernest Zarlengo, Adrian, F. McGuire, and apples of uniform size. Cut them L. Vanhilie; in halves lengthwise and, using a Misses Alice Carey, Nellie Lennon. fork, scrape out the pulp. (It may Anne O'NeiJl, Mary Rose O’Brien, Myrle A Winter Nevins. Rose Adele Reilly, Mary Schur- be used later.) Wash and chill the man, Elsie Sullivan, Margaret Sullivan. cases. Stuff them with fruit, Loretta Dolan, Ida Kerwin, Charlotte Pudding melon balls, or berries. O’Reilly, Adele Nichols, Clella Carter, and Martha Coughlin. — By Frances Lee Barton- Try peanut butter frosting for h e r e are summer saladsJ and covering white or spice cakes. Add winter salads; summer pies one-third of a cup of peanut butter Academy Mothers’ Club Tand winter pies; summer paddingsto your regular uncooked white COMPARE > and winter pud­ frosting. Blend in the peanut but­ Will Meet on Feb. 19 dings. The win­ ter well before icing the cake. Dec­ ter foods are orate with a few roasted peanuts. heavier, for our When making pastry, use only The Mothers’ club of St. M a ^ ’s body engines enough water to hold ingredients BUY V academy will meet in the audito­ need additional together. Mix quickly, roll, and rium at the academy, 1370 Pennsyl­ fuel in cold handle as little as possible, if you vania, Monday, Feb. 19, at 2 p. m. weather to keep wish pastry to be flaky. us warm. While After the business meeting, the Strained honey mixed with cot­ winter dishes group will be entertained by the tage cheese, a few broken nut SAVE ♦ ♦ creative dramatic class, which will are In order, here Is a particularly delicious meats, and soft butter make an present the play. The Diamond excellent filling for sandwiches for Necklace, by Susan Cleaves Er­ steamed chocolate pudding. It is certainly worthy of your considers^ the school child’s lunch box. The Safeway Store is the place to make your win. tlon. The cast will include Ruth Phyl­ Steamed Chocolate Pudding money go the farthest! Compare Safeway Prices lis Haberl, Croquette; Audrey SI. Clara’s Aid Meeliag Hurley, Shawkins; Nancy Jane 2 cups sifted cake flour; 2 tea­ — you 11 find them consistently lower on every one Maruca, Milady Blighter; Marion spoons double-acting baking powd­ er; H teaspoon soda; ^ teaspoon Scheduled for Feb. 19 Stortz, Milord Blighter; Evelyn of the hundreds of items in the Stores. salt; Yj cup butter or other short­ Coviello, Ermentrude Vere De ening; Vs cup sugar; 1 egg, well by AMERICAN LADY Vere; Barbara Beagle, Reggie. St. Clara’s Aid society’s regular beaten; 3 squares unsweetened business meeting will be held at chocolate, melted; 1 cup milk. For Faghion’i newest style* demand the trimmest, smoothest silhouette ever! And the the orphanage Monday, Feb. 19, sure way to^ give your figure the proper, lovely rounded curves is with Artist Model, YOU’LL SAVE AS YOU BUY AT SAFEWAY Sift flour once, measure, add Cathedral Mothers’ baking powder, soda, and salt, and at 2 p. m. A large attendance is famous all-in-one that combines the girdle your figure type needs with the brassiere sift together three times. Cream requested as matters of impor that does the most for your bustline and diaphragm. Perfect coordination and control Mealing Posiponed butter, add sugar gradually, and tance will be discussed. A meim in the right places. Artist Model, with its detachable bras, gives you an entire corset cream together thoroughly. Add ber of the speakers’ bureau of the wardrobe . . . it’s a simple matter to attach a low back bra for evening . , . and they egg and chocolate, beating until Community Chest will talk on tub in a jiffy^with Ivory Flakes. Owing to the fact that the smooth. Add flour, alternately with “ Children’s Problems and the regional Confraternity of Chris­ milk, a small amount at a time, Home.” Car No. 11 will take tian Doctrine conference will be members to the orphanage. beating well after each addition. The Denver— held in Denver Feb. 22 to 24, the ’Turn Into greased mold, filling ^ Mrs. Henry Barth, Mrs. Mar monthly meeting of the Cathedral full, cover tightly and steam 2 garet Conway, and Mrs. Nellie Foundations— SHFEhinY high school Mothers’ club will not hours. Serve hot with your favorite Golden were delegates to the quar­ 2nd Floor be held on the scheduled day. The pudding sauce. Garnish with terly convention of the Diocesan "Whert Denver Shops With Confidence"—Phone KE. 2111 date of the next meeting will be whipped cream. If desired. Serves Council of Catholic Women at announced later. JO. ■ Golden.

■j, ■ Thursday, Feh. 15, 1940 Office, 958 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 PAGE NINE

Smith, Herbert Wilson, K. o f G ; Paul Prinster, Jr., K. o f C.; Father Ohurter Members Columbian squires’ circle at Kane, G. 0 . Kelley, state deputy, K. o f C ; William Callahan, grand RECREATIONAL SUPERVISORS Grand Junction, which was for­ knight, K. of C council 1062; Robert Wilson, K. of G ; Preston TRINIDAD DE PAUL MEN AID mally instituted Jan. 21, are shown below, with members o f the Knights Dean, counselor; Francis Donahue, counselor; Vincent Lynch, K. of o f Columbus, who sponsor the junior order, and the Rev. Joseph F. G ; Charies Desrosiers, Dean Eble, Oliver Hall, Ted Spam, Andy ARE ENTERTAINED AT CENTER Kane of St. Joseph’s church. Front row, left to right: John Abramo, Williams, and Robert Dolan. Rear row, left to right: Louis Petrafeso, ' POOR WITH 3 TONS OF FOOD Lupe Yalenj:uela, Russell St. John, Randall Hall, Robert St. John, Lester Slarbuck, A1 Herbers, John Bennett, Bernard Bums, counselor; James Stranger, William Eble, (^rald Dolan, Philip Peters, James Over 20 local and state recrea­ four-states to accompany him on Ed Davis, Joseph Prinster, Thomas Lynch, Jr., senior counselor; Robert Sullivan, and Stanley Kochevar.— (Dean photo.) (Continued From Page One) baking powder, canned milk, salt, tional supervisors were enter­ his visit to the Little Flower cen­ articles, $5.50; cash grants, $2.96; and matches if required. High tained recently at an open-house ter. More than 150 members par­ runing expenses, $2.84. school girls from the sodality hava celebration held by the folk danc­ ticipated in the folk dancing ac­ ing group of the Little Flower tivities, which take place weekly “ On Dec. 19,” the report says, volunteered to care for J:ha clothes. Community center. Prominent n the main hall of the center. “ the conference was asked by the As high as 13 to 16 families hava state officials from Utah, Wyo­ Impressed by the efficient man Salvation Army whether It in­ been served with clothing and food ming, Nevada, and New Mexico ner in which the staff handled the tended to distribute Christmas bas­ in an afternoon. were also present. large number of dancers, the visi­ kets. Investigation revealed that Hundreds o f dollars’ worth o f Howard Beresford, state super­ tors commented favorably upon used and new clothing have been visor of recreation; Father Ed­ “ the fine work of Miss Mary Ellen our Catholic Spanish people were contributed by families of the par« ward J. Morgan, S.J., of Sacred Dougherty, director of the cen­ applying in large numbers to the Heart church, and Mrs. W. J. ter.” Members of the Denver dean­ ish and by the local merchanti. Salvation Army for the promised Clothes are likewise bought. Tha Scott, president of the Sacred ery, the Community Chest, and the Christmas-dinner baskets. We same is true of the food, though Heart P.-T.A., headed a list of Catholic Charities were also answered the Army by taking most of this must he purchased. guests which included numerous praised for their fine co-operation every Catholic family resident in Food distributed in the two months Denver club women and sdcial m maintaining the institution. Trinidad who had registered with runs as follows: Milk, ten cases; workers. Another welcome visitor to the them up to 2 p. m. Dec. 21 off the flour, 630 pounds; potatoes, 1,100 In co-operation with the various center in the past week was Mrs Army’s list. This meant 55 fam­ recreational supervisors of the pounds; beans, 800 pounds; rice, Ann Tierney, active president of ilies, all approved by the welfare 425 pounds; coffee, 150 pounds; Rocky Mountain area, Mr. Beres­ the Denver deanery and strong department as needy. With these, ford invited representatives from onions, 115 pounds; lard, 130 booster of every activity under­ supplemented by our own cases pounds; sugar, 325 pounds; meat, taken by the organization. Mrs and direct application, we ended 200 pounds; canned vegetables, Tierney, after visiting several by giving out baskets to 68 fam­ four cases; baking powder, one and clubs, donated several magazines ilies which numbered 230 people. one-half cases; nuts and candy, 150 Dads Take Over for the boys’ recreation room and FUNERAL MASSES ARE BEING SUNG “ In place of the shopping bas­ pounds; tobacco, 25 pounds; various articles for the artcraft Bishop Explains ket of food sufficient for one meal oranges, one case; unclassified group. or for one day, which the other food donations, several hundred Miss Nellie Valencia, regular agencies issued, the conference pounds. Bedding distributed in* Al’P.-T l Heel instructor of the art class, ac­ FOR MONSIGNOR WILLIAM F. O’RYAN gave a bushel basket filled to over­ eluded one mattress, 18 blankets, knowledged the receipt of the ma Money Needs of flowing with such staples as ten four pillows; coal, one ton and terial donated by the deanery pounds of flour, two pounds of eight bags. (St. Louts’ Pariik, Englewood) executive and announced that this meat, and from one to three jack (Continued From Page One) The Rt, Rev. William Francis fore him being Anne Evans and About 175 members of the P.-T will be used to launch new handi­ rabbits, ten to 15 pounds of beans, craft projects. At present the ar­ throngs of friends gathered to O’Ryan wjls bom in Cashel, Florence Lament Hinman. A A. turned out for Dad’s night pray for the repose of his soul. County Tipperary, Ireland, Feb. four pounds of sugar, one pound tistically-inclined youngsters of Denver Diocese chair was dedicated to him at the of lard, one pound of coffee, pota­ Tuesday evening. All the offices her class are painting various kinds Men of the parish formed a guard 28, 1861. Thus his death in Denver historical Central City opera house. o f the association were filled of honor to keep watch over the came just ten days before his 79th toes, apples, oranges, onions, three and committee reports were of pictures that are mounted on This article can but touch on pieces of canned goods, several DEAFENED (Continued From Page One) body until its removal to the birthday. His birthplace lies in the also made by the men. A tinseled paper to give a striking Monsignor Ryan’s activities in cans of milk, cereal, nuts, candy, glossy effect. during which they receive no Cathedral Friday morning. shadow of the beautiful Slieve-Na- many different fields. He was HEAR CLEARLY WITH AUREX motion picture on safety was pre­ income. A High Mass of Requiem at St. cake or preserves, two bottles of Among the more promising pu­ Mon mountain. A Denver visitor to noted as an orator, for instance, far and near— all direction*—AurtX sented by Mr. Neeley of the Colo­ The diocese has many more men Leo’s Friday morning at 8 has as beverage, tobacco, a toy for each pils are Lorraine Wirtz, Bernice the place, Edward Moylan, was so and reached distinction in various vacuum tube* provide seniitivity M rado Safety council, assisted by studying for the priesthood than celebrant the Rev. Forrest Allen of child, a framed picture of the Martinez, Lillian Martinez, Marie impressed by its beauty that he lines. He served as diocesan con- pick up, clarity to identify and power Officer Beaver of the Colorado it had 15 to 20 years ago, but the St. Catherine's parish. The Very Sacred Heart of Jesus or a Ogle, Catherine Martinez,. Rita dedicated a poem to the mountain suitor, ju d ^ in the Matrimonial to amplify high and low tone*, plua Courtesy patrol. Jerry Boyer, huge program of Catholic Action, Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J., presi­ and to Monsignor O’Ryan. Cashel mounted picture of the Immacu­ Englewood chief of police, gave a Kimball, Delores Vigil, Kathaleen court, and junior clergy examiner. late Heart of Mary, several pieces overtone*. Spectacle ca*« lize—wetgha Martinez, Cleo Gonzales, Corrine the demands of Catholic high dent of Regis college, is giving the lies in a rich and fertile district He was a founder of the Saturday only 5 ounce*. Home or office demoop short talk on traffic conditions in school education, and the expan­ sermon. known as the “ golden vale of Ire­ of Catholic literature in English Ortiz, Rita Baca, Elizabeth Mar­ and Sunday Hospital association or in Spanish, and the official Act itration free. the Englewood area. He reported sion of parochial life and the Officers of the Solemn Pontifical land.” Its famous castle on the hill there were no deaths from acci­ tinez, Edith Wirtz, Josephine Gar­ and for 20 years served as a mem­ of Consecration of Families to the cia, Virginia Harris, Lenora Web­ Catholic population make it neces­ Requiem Mass in the Cathedral at was a home of Ireland’s kings, and ber of the Colorado state board of dents in the community for the sary to increase the ranks. In one of the chapels there dates back Sacred Heart of Jesus. The bas­ ber, Audy Baca, Lucille Jaramillo, 10 o’clock are as follows: The Most charity and correction. His at kets were too heavy to be carried past 20 months, although traffic and Adeline Mitotes. early days, priests were often ad­ Rev. Urban.J. Vehr, celebrant; the to 915. The place is a mecca for had increased considerably. tainments as a scholar were recog home, but six half-ton delivery mitted from other dioceses. But Very Rev. Wm. M. Higgins, assist­ tourists, and visitors from Colo­ nized by an LL.D. granteda by ny Den^L A musical program was ar­ Cooking Class Attendance Doubles it is essential to the homogeneity rado are always asked if they truck loads were sent out. San A recent announcement by Mrs. ant priest; the Very Rev. Charles ver university and D.D. by ranged under the direction of Mrs. of the clergy that Colorado have “ know William O’Ryan, bora in Rafael hospital cared for 12 of Gladys Winchester, head of the H. Hagus and the Very Rev. Har­ Colorado university. H. Krumholz, the recently ap­ its own native priests. There are that very house across the road. A these families, the sisters visiting center’s cooking class, revealed old V. Campbell, deacons of honor; pointed music chairman. She pre­ enough native vocations. Local fine boy was William.” Was Editor of the homes to which the baskets that the attendance of her semi­ the Rev. F. Gregory Smith, dea­ sented Miss Julia Bardwell, vio­ boys should be given the chance to The young O’Ryan made his were taken. The same was done weekly classes has been doubled in con; the Rev. Dr. Delisle A. Le- Catholic Papers linist, who played two selections, go through. Rarely does it happen classical studies in a private school by three troops of the Junior Cath­ AS-135 recent months. The preparation of mieux, subdeacon; the Rev. Bern­ “ Irish Folk Song” and “ Negro that the families can give more and at St. Patrick’s college, In addition to contributingtig short olic Daughters for one family each. economical winter meals is the sub­ ard J. Cullen, master of cere­ Mail this coupon for free infor* than partial help, if they can help Thurles. His studies in philosophy stories, verse, and articlesclei to The baskets issued directly by the Chant.” ject now being studied by the monies. The sermon is being given lion and test Father Hubert Newell spoke a at all, in the long course of school­ were pursued at St. Patrick’s, national magazines. Monsignor conference lasted each family group. by the Rt. Rev. Hugh L. McMena- O’Ryan served in the field of (Cath­ about ten days. Large donations few words and promised to give ing necessary for the priesthood. min. Pallbearers are the Rev. Henry Thurles; his theologry at St. Pat­ Name Active members are Jennie Za­ The very nature of seminary life rick’s, Maynooth. He was ordained olic journalism locally. He was of food were obtained from the the principal address at the next Geisert, the Rev. Bernard Murray, editor of the Colorado Catholic, a pata, Catherine Casteneda, Helen makes it impossible for a student for the Archdiocese of Cashel Oct. parish school by the sisters in Address meeting. Caballero, Rocita Martinez, Flora S.J.; the Rev. Achille Som- predecessor of the Denver Catholic Prizes for attendance were to support himself in whole or 4, 1885, by the g;reat Cardinal charge.” maruga, the Rev. Manus P. Boyle, Register, from 1890 to 1892 and of awarded to the eighth grade for Jaramillo, Rose McGrath, Adeline part, as is often done by univer­ Manning at Westminster, Eng. He Since Christmas the conference City ______State ____ ... Overand, Viola McGrath. Lucille the Rev. Leo M. Flynn, and the the Celtic Cross, less well known, the most fathers present and to sity pupils. For years, the needs worked as a young cleric in Lon­ has been conducting a supplemen­ Trujillo, Marie Garcia, Delores Ro­ Very Rev. Robert M. Kelley, S.J. in 1894 and 1895. He and Father the second and seventh grades for of this diocese have been so great don. * tary relief bureau. After the mero, and Lorraine Maestes. The Cathedral choir, under the di Patrick F. Carr, whom he suc­ AUREX DENVER GO. the best attendance on the part of that there are nearly always Christmas baskets were used, peo­ Paper Has Honorary Editors rection of the Rt. Rev. Joseph parents. young priests working here tempo­ Might Have Been ceeded as pastor of St. Leo’s, ple began to pour in for help. 1062 Republic Bldg. The editors.of the Lifth Flower Bosettl, is singing at the Mass. Food Sale Is Sunday rarily, lent by other dioceses. worked together on the Colorado Investigation proved that the local TAbor 1993 Denver, Colo. Echo, which Is to be issued this Interment at Mt. Olivet follows Sent to Egypt Catholic. Associated with the Den­ The P.-T. A. will hold a baked Magnificent progress has been welfare department was wholly in­ week, have unanimously voted to the Mass. Monsignor O’Ryan Two years in the priesthood and ver Catholic Register in 1910 and goods and cooked food sale after made in getting a native clergy. adequate, owing to lack of funds. designate the following persons as picked his own grave, next to that he was stricken by tuberculosis. He 1911, when Joseph Newman was all the Masses this Sunday morn­ But further sacrifices are neces­ A widespread condition of direst honorary associate editors: Guy T. of Monsignor Percy A. Phillips, might have been sent to the deserts managing editor, he wrote edito­ ing. Donations of these articles sary. A number of parishes want poverty existed and still exists in Justis of the Denver Community pioneer Chancellor. of Egypt to recover had not there rials that were widely quoted in will be appreciated and may be assistant pastors who cannot be Trinidad. Las Animas county is Bacon & Schramm Chest, the Very Rev. Monsignor It was announced at Regis col­ been unrest along the Nile. The that “ scissors and paste pot” era left either at the rectory or with furnished because of the scarcity reported the second worst finan­ John R. Mulroy of the Catholic lege that Monsignor O’Ryan’s li­ personal physician of Cardinal the women in charge of the'booth of priests. There are also places of the Catholic press. He was al­ cially in the entire United States Barrett Flat and Charities, and Mrs. J. T. Tierney, brary was bequeathed to the insti­ Manning suggested the new piO' where the goods will be sold. that could be developed as par­ ways a warm friend of Catholic with its 3,300 counties. Mrs. J. F. Murtaugh, Mrs. W. C. tution. Some 4,000 volumes, many neer land of Colorado, recalling journalism. He was author of a Shingle Roofs $200 Pledged in Campaign ishes if there were priests avail­ Weldon, and Mrs. P. J. Sullivan, of them rare and valuable, will be men who had gone to Denver, brief biography of Bishop Mache­ Applications are first made to The first 20 pledges received able and funds to help these con­ added to the library at the school. famed even then for its dry, the rectory. The director or a 3230 Walnut CB. 6563 in the Bishop .Vehr silver jubilee who represent the Denver deanery. gregations in their early struggling beuf in collaboration with Father The collection is especially strong healthful climate. Thomas Malone, who died five De Paul man fills in as much of the campaign totaled $200. Amounts days. the Altar society, and Mrs. J. in literature, history, and philoso­ The young priest’s uncle, the years ag;o. society’s family record blank as pledged ranged from $3 to $25. Young, president of the P.-T. A., The fund asked is not large, in phy. late Father Timothy Maher, had can be obtained from a parlor in­ In addition to the amount already view of the pressing needs. But been at the University of Notre Recognition of his work for the terview. If food is needed, it is planned to head delegations to the Fr. Garcia Is Now Church came with his election to pledged by the parishioners, the D.C.C.W. meeting held in Golden an enormous amount of good can Dame, South Bend, Ind., since i-ssued immediately. Visitors are Rev. Joseph O’Heron is giving on Thursday. be accomplished with the money. Dean of Clergy 1856. The letter telling of his the rank of Domestic Prelate, with sent to the home of the applicant $ 10 0 . The campaign is seeking $250,000, nephew’s serious condition arrived the title of Right Reverend Mon­ within a week, usually on Sunday Infants baptized Sunday were The death of Monsignor O’Ryan, signor, in 1933. Mrs. J. Bettinger, president of Mary Frances Culver, daughter of of which 40 per cent is to go to while Father Maher was being vis­ afternoon. If children’s shoes are local parishes and 60 per cent to dean of the Colorado cle r^ in Mr. and Mrs. F. Culver, spon­ years of service though not In ac­ ited by the Most Rev. Joseph P. The Most Rev. Nicholas C. Matz, needed, the visitors write out an Containf majcnesiuni sors being John Pope and Martha the diocese. Some parishes not Machebeuf, first Bishop of Denver. second Bishop of Denver, and Mon­ order on a local store, which fur­ 1740 Broadway Ffm Parking too hard pressed by debt are will­ tual age, leaves the Rev. Joseph S. carbonate - calcium - car­ Pope; Lawrence Kucharski, son of Garcia of Trinidad as oldest in the Bishop Machebeuf immediately signor Henry Robinson headed the nishes them at cost. For other bonate-sodium bicarbon­ ing to have all their fund go to the Mr. and Mrs. L. Kucharski, .spon­ priesthood and in age. Father Gar­ sent a message inviting Father clergy of Colorado who attended clothing and food the needy are ate-bismuth subnitrate- diocese. PHOTO ENGHAVING- mait diastaae-papain-oil sors being Louis Kucharski and cia was born Oct. 26, 1859, and O’Ryan to Denver. the silver jubilee of Monsignor sent' back to the rectory with a of peppermint. Charlotte Megargee; Marie Widdi- was ordained Dec. 17, 1887, Othei; On his arrival he was appointed O’Ryan’s ordination in 1910. At note from the visitors stating their CATALOC ■ SCHOOL ANNUALS For the temporary relief field, dawhter of Mr. and Mrs. 2 Couple* Note Golden Jubilee ranking members of the clergy are assistant at old St. Mary’s Cathe­ his golden jubilee in 1935, though wants. That evening the visitors - . (lc £ L of hyperacidity of the F. Widcmield, sponsors being Chicago.4-Two Chicago couples dral, 15th and Stout, where he re­ he expressed a desire for no formal report to the rectory with the fam­ the Rt. Rev. J. J. Donnelly, ill at KEyitenc mouth a n d stomach, Henry H. Schlageck and Dorothy marked golden wedding anniver­ St. Joseph’s hospital, Denver, who mained until September, 1892, ceremony. Bishop Urban J. Vehr, ily record complete, adding a pains due to tras on former Governor, now U. S. Sen­ stomach and excess Schlageck. saries recently. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. was bom Nov. 1, 1862, and or­ when he was made pastor of St. verbal appraisal of each case in­ 2621 acidity. A High Mass of Requiem was Clermont, parents of three chil­ Leo’s parish. He remained in this ator, Edwin C. Johnson; Supreme vestigated. The needy are in­ dained May 31, 1890; the Rev, ZINC ETCHINGS sung on Tuesday morning for dren, two of whom are nuns and Henry R. McCabe of Idaho office until his death, refusing, so Court Justice Benjamin Hilliard, structed to come to the society’s 49c Bishop John Henry Tihen at the one a priest, heard Mass at St. it is said, more important pastoral and hundreds of Monsignori, food and clothes room at the rec­ H A U .T O N t t Springs, born Jan. 23, 1862, and COLOl ELATES request of the school children. Ita’s church. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ordained July 2, 1891; the Rev. posts. priests, and laymen filled St. Leo’s tory on Mondays, Wednesdays, or COOPER DRUG CO. MATS This Sunday will be Commun­ F. Golbeck heard Mass at St. Alo- Francis J. Berhorst of Colorado He often recalled his early days church to pay him honor. Fridays between 3:30 and 5 p.m. Corner 17th and Cnrtii ion day for the children of the ysius’ church; they have five chil­ Springs, born Jan. 3, 1867, and or­ in Denver. Bishop Machebeuf he The annual celebration of his The other days are required to re­ MA. 0004 parish, who attend the 8 o’clock dren, 18 grandchildren, and one dained June 29, 1892, and the Rt. remembered “ as the kindest of ordination anniversary, held on the stock the food shelves with the Mass. great-grandchild. Rev. Richard Brady of Loretto men. The Bishop was 75, but he Sunday in October nearest his or­ food, which is bought in bulk and Heights college, born April 4, looked 100. He limped badly from dination date, brought together put in paper sacks by high school 186'7, and ordained June 11, 1893. a broken leg that never mended hundreds of his friends. Last boys. Two or three hundred pounds properly. He was small and his October Monsignor O’Ryan, though of food are given out on a busy face was like yellow parchment, ill, insisted on taking part in the relief day. A full food order for with a million wrinkles, through occasion. He spoke at the Mass a family runs as follows: One Patronize Tliese Firms. They ST. LEO'S which his grayish eyes were shin­ sitting down. Though his great sack of fiour, beans, rice, sugar, Are C o -o p e ra tin g With Youk S9.700 |n PRIZES OFFERED ing. Yet when he spoke, he showed frame recovered reaffily from tu­ coffee, potatoes 1 pound of lard. Paper. a great and simple dignity. He was berculosis when he reached Colo­ the missionary all through life.” rado and he enjoyed robust health EBuilders of Denver for years, he suffered heart trouble COAL PHONE KE 1271 and many severe illnesses in the “ Onward Christianity” Contest Men of Character last few years of his life. LIGNITE LUMP $5.65— LILEY LUMP $5.95 The pioneer builders of Denver, It is believed by pioneers that Fa­ lyPERAIIOII Monsignor O’Ryan said, were men ther O’Ryan received the Rev. Mr. Budget Plan - Buy Now - Pay Later Consult The Register, Local Edition, for rules and details of strong character and purpose. Myron Reed, famous Protestant BEST QUALITY COAL AT LOWEST PRICES Their work was cut out for them orator of early Denver, into the DUST PROOF, PROMPT DELIVERY and they accomplished it. Contrary (Continued From Page One) Catholic Church on Reed’s death­ Norge Stokers & Oil Burning Heaters to popular belief, the clergryman bed. The priest would never dis­ sters rarely speak nowadays In declared, Denver was not a wild anything but English. cuss the matter, but the report is town in 1887. The novels that probably true. This is the first Harper Coal & Oil Co. Both St. Elizabeth’s and St. would hold it up as a roaring city time it has ever been published. D. V. HARPER, Manager Home Public Market Cajetan’s are consecrated of miners and adventurers are QUESTIONS FOR THIS WEEK churches, a fact that would pre­ wrong. There was a certain rough clude their being used for any­ element — confined to Larimer thing but Catholic worship. They street and below— but the grreat QUESTION No. 9 are both better buildings than St. majority of Denver people were re­ Leo’s, but the latter is a large edi­ fined solid citizens, and it was What Is Meant by the Immaculate Conception? fice erected about 50 years ago from them that the real growth of MAKES COOKING A JOY and still capable of many years’ the city came. One gambler that he 1. Jesus Christ was bom of a Virgin. 4. Blessed Virgin Mary was free of service. 'The building could recalled, however, was the famous original sin from her conception. hardly be used for anything but “ Soapy” Smith. The prelate said church purposes and the ground he would write a book about this . . . INSTEAD OF A JOB 2. A holy day of obligation. 5. Blessed Virgin Mary was taken up is not particularly valuable, al­ character, whom he knew well, but to Heaven. though it fronts on West Colfax, he never did. UST imagine tha gleaming white* one of the most traveled automo­ 3. Jesus Christ was born free of the 6. Jesus Christ was conceived by the Remarkable Love nese of a new Magic Chef Gas stain of original sin. Holy Ghost in the womb of the bile highways of the nation. The J rectory is at the comer of Tenth Shown in Charity Range in your kitchen. But you Blessed Virgin Mary. street and West Colfax and next The remarkable love for his fel­ ean't imagine what a joy it it to to it on Tenth street is a frame low-men that marked the priest’s cook on till you actually use it Bak* house used as a parochial hall. St. whole career was manifested soon ing, broiling, top-stove co o k in g - QUESTION No. 10 Leo’s has had no school of its own after his arrival in Denver. In What Is a Partial Indulgence? for years. association with the Rev. Mr. My­ all go so much easier and better. The Bishop has made no an­ ron Reed, a Congregational min­ x c l u s iv e Magic Chef features: 1. A license to commit sin. 4. Absolution. nouncement yet as to Monsignor ister; Mrs. Abraham Jacobs of the O’Ryan’s successor, but it is be­ Jewish faith, and 11 other influ­ Red Wheel Oven Regulator, Au­ S rrr 2. A pardon of sin. 5. A special favor from the Pope. lieved that he will choose a young ential citizens he founded the Asso­ Etomatic lighting burners, adjust­ 3. A sale of forgiveness for sin. 6. Remission in part of the temporal man who has proved himself in ciated Charities of Denver. From able from simmer to fast fire, handling a difficult parish. The punishment due to sin. this group sprang the Community smokeless-type broiler and other announcement of the new admin Chest idea, which has spread all modern conveniences. I aaajLJia.fl istrator is expected to be made in over the nation. The first general the Register, Local Edition, next meeting of the Associated Chari­ week ties of the United States was held Fill in This Coupon and Mail With 10 Cents in Coin St. Leo’s church was built by in Denver in 1892. Make your selection by number from suggestions under each question, Write the late Rev. P. F. Carr, a half- His association with members of clearly the number in the little square. brother of Thomas F. Savage other faiths at this time also was Father Carr, who founded the old continued throughout hislife. Until For Question a I 1 For QuMtion Colorado Catholic, was at one time No. 9 No. 9 I Mltet INO IIJ No. 10 I .elect the Very last years of his life he _____ Answer No. □ : -SVy. I W Answer No. □ listed by the press as among the was a speaker at the joint Thanks­ half-dozen best orators of New giving services in the City audito­ NAME York city. After spending some rium, which he helped found. He time in Denver, he went to the was the diocese’s outstanding rep­ Sacramento diocese of California, resentative at meetings and in ADDRESS where he died. It was extremely movements in which members of difficult to handle St. Leo’s debt in various faiths were associated. He TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE TOWN OR CITY..., ...... —...... ST ATE.. its early years and at one time the was given a beautifully engraved building. was putP' up . at sheriff’ parchment in 1938 to mark his en- sale. Bought back, it was finally rollment in the “ hall of fame” at cleared of its debt through the|the Aladdin theater. He was the Public Service Company of Colorado friends of Father O’Ryan. third person so honored, others be- PAGE TEN Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone,' EEystone '4205 Thursday, Feb. 15, 1940

Boys and Young Men ST. FRANCIS’ COLONIAL TEA MOTOR MISSIONER SPEAKS TO PRIEST-CHEMIST wtohlnc to b« Print* or Brothan In Recollection Day Loretto Heights CROWS HAIR tk* Order of S t Cninillu mar writ* POSTPONED UNTIL FEB. 25 WOMEN AT ST. PHILOMENA’S A ITnivenitr priat-chemUt'* treat!** ea to tk* Bar. F*tk«r Saptrler. St CARE OF THE HAIR I* now bains *ent CafflUla* Monaitorr, 1111 So. titk free to acalp auffarer*. It deacribe* how to (St. Philomcna’t ParUk) uae th* reraarkabl* compound mix*d Iv Fr. S t. Mllwsnk**. Wlic. (St. Franele 4e Salei’ Parieh) Immediately following the devo­ for Excelsior Springs, Mo., where To Be Conducted ToBeHostto Jams* Gilmore which grew perfect hair oa St. Philomena’s Altar and Ro­ Owing to the Dominican Sisters tions, four priests will hear Con­ she will remain for some time. sary society held its monthly head of bald etudent Sine* then more thaa of the Sick Poor’s card social on fessions. Low Masses will be said Among those from St. Philo­ SO,000 bottle* hive been oaed, royalties meeting at the home of Mrs. J. J. Don’t Neglect Slipping Feb. 22, the Colonial tea sponsored each day at 6 and 7, and a High mena’s attending the Blessed Sac­ going to charity. Uier* teatify to wonderful. Walsh, 960 Detroit street, Mon­ reault* for falling hair and dandruff. Writ* by the Altar and Rosary society Mass at 7:45. rament P.-T.A. fashion show and CoDege Sodalists day, Feb. 12, at 2:30 o’clock with card party held at the Denver Dry for free treatia* to R. H. Gilmore, Dept U h Boulder Feb. IS Z810 11th Are No., Seattle, Waah. has been postponed until the fol­ Girl SodalUt*’ Meet FALSE TEETH The Young Ladies sodality held 40 members and guests present. Goods tea room Wednesday, Feb. lowing Sunday, Feb. 25, at 8 Assisting Mrs. Walsh were Mrs. o’clock in the evening. Several its monthly council meeting Tues­ (Loretto Height* College) 14, were Mmes. C. J. Findle, R. Do ftl** teeth drop, *Ilp or wabbi* when L. J. Carton and Mrs. L. H. Herr, J. Foley, E. A. Hanifen, L. W, you talk, eat laugh or aneeieT Don’t be Boulder.— (Sacred Heart Par valuable prizes have been pro­ day evening, Feb. 13, at the rec­ The Loretto Heights Sodality of tory. Old officers and chairmen, Our Lady will be host at a college Mrs. Herr replacing Mrs. M. A. Koerber, Raymond J. Ryan, G. P. annoyed and embarraued by *uch handi­ ish)— This Sunday, Feb. 18, a day cured. Table prizes have also been Hickey, who was ill. cap*. FASTEETH. an alkaline (non-aeid) provided. The society solicits the together with the newly appointed sodality convention for the pur­ Schafbuch, W. H. Wolfe, J. T. of recollection will be held for the The president, Mrs. C. J. Camp­ powder to eprinkle on your plates, keep* patronage of the parish at this officials, were present. The gen­ pose of forming a college union. Tierney, L. I. Appel, John P. false teeth more firmly set. Give* confident bell, thanked the following: Mrs. women of the parish. The Rt. Rev. tea. eral meeting date has been changed Representatives from Regis col­ Healy, Jr.; M. A. Hickey, Ted feeling of security and added com fort No H. B. Fisher and Mrs. L. H. Herr Chase, John F. Reinhardt, G. L. gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Get Abbot Leonard Schwinn, O.S.Bl, At the Altar and Rosary so­ from Feb. 27 to Sunday evening, lege, Holy Cross college. Canon FASTEETH today at any drug *tore. March 3, at which time will be held City; Mercy hospital nurses’ home, for their work in the sanctuary in Monaghan, Paul J. Ketrick, J. B. of Holy Cross abbey in-Canob ciety’s meeting this Friday, a book the month of January; Mrs. Helen the installation of officers. Mem­ St. Joseph’s Nurses’ home, St. An­ Furstenberg, J. G. Henry, and W. City will have charge of the exer­ review, God’s Kitchen in Ireland, Bishop, Mrs. C. 0. Selander, Mrs. J. Foley. cises. The day will start with the will be given by Mrs. John Boehm. bers are requested to assemble at thony’s Nurses’ home, and the William Beardshear, Mrs. Mamie At a meeting of St. Vincent’s Send your name and addreai and we win reception of Holy Communion at the rectory at 6:30 o’clock. Newman clubs of D. U. and C. U. EAT Your Way to Miss Mary Quinn, a member of Goll, Mrs. H. B. Fisher, and Mrs. Aid society held at the home of mail thia deeply modeled Orucifix Ring the 8 o’clock Mass, after which Members of the sodality will at­ have been invited to attend. the Altar and Rosary society, is ill M. A. Hickey for their assistance Mrs. John L. Dower Feb. 6. Mrs. with Sacred Heart—Miraculoua Design, the first conference will be given. tend an afternoon of recollection Sodalists and all friends of Lo­ at St< Joseph’s hospital. with the sale of candles; Mrs. Ted J. J. Walsh was unanimously Silver Oxidised finish. Absolutely Fre*, Other conferences will follow at Holy Ghost hall Sunday, Feb. retto Heights college are invited HEALTH Mmes. Kimmins, Rogers, and R. Chase and Mrs. George Burt' elected president for the coming without on* cent of expense to you. Plea** throughout the day, ending with 25, from 2 to 5 o’clock. All young to participate in a tour of Olinger’s for their offer to assist with the year and Mrs. Frank Hoart was give finger size. Buoyant, vigorous health can Brown of the Altar and Rosary women of the parish are urged to mortuary at 16th and Boulder to Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ society motored to Golden Thurs­ sanctuary work in the month of re-elected a member of the board be yours through correct eating. ment at 7 :30 in the evening. All attend. be held Feb. 22 from 8 to 9 p. m. Lane C*„ Dept. K l, Provldenee. R. L . day, Feb. 8, to attend the all-day February. of directors. Tom Tierney pre­ An amazing, simplified, scientific are urged to take advantage of Miss Margaret Klusener, newly The money derived from the tour session of the Denver deanery. Following the business meeting sented a program of vocal music. Master Food Chart tells how. this unusual opportunity for gain­ elected secretary of the sodality, will be used for the benefit of Recent Baptisms include the fol­ Father Louis Madejezyk intro­ Shows chemical elements in foods ing spiritual graces. is leaving Friday for a two, weeks’ the College union and the Athletic His selections included “ When lowing: Elsie Mae, daughter of duced the the Rev. Robert Mur­ for quick reference, combined vacation in California. association. Irish Eyes Are Smiling,” “ I Dream There were 12 new members Mr. and Mrs. Alvah E. French, Men Hear Mr. Rifkin phy, C.S.P., one of the famed of Jeanie With the Light Brown FISTULA with Meal Plan Chart. Also eye­ initiated into the Benedictine with Valeria C. Schwartz as spon­ At a dinner held at La(aIot inn motor missioners who have toured opening booklet “Eating For The Holy Name society heard Hair,” and Toscelli’s “ Serenade.” Anyone suffering from Fistula, apostolate on Tuesday, Feb. 6. sor; Dione, daughter of Mr. and Feb. 13, members of the mission the West in their streamlined Health” plus subscription to Mod­ Meyer Rifkin discuss unemploy' Piles or Non-Malignant Rectal They attended their first regular Mrs. Ray Butler, with William and board at Loretto Heights formu­ church on wheels. Father Mur­ em Health Science Bulletin. All ment compensation at its regular Regional Conference of trouble is urged to ■write for our meeting of the club following the Catherine Millard as sponsors; Ed­ lated plans for the observance of phy gave an interesting talk ex. for $1, prepaid. Or write for de­ meeting in the library of the high FREE Book, describing the Mc- Lenten devotions on Wednesday ward John, son of Mr. and Mrs. school on Monday evening, Feb. Mission week at the college. Mar­ plaining the mission work in the Catholic Charities Held Cleary Treatment for these insid* scriptive literature. evening, Feb. 14. Edward J. Martin, with George garet Anna Mullen, Mary Eliza­ summer months in Utah. He re­ Lawrence Nieodemue, Diatributor, 12. Mr. Rifkin, who is the state Hartford, Conn.—The New Eng­ ious rectal troubles. The McCleary Glackin and Catherine Winn as beth Eisenman, Harriet Barker, lated many amusing incidents Plummer, Idaho The marriage of Miss Anna director of unemployment compen­ land regional conference of the Treatment has been successful in Marie Allen of Boulder to Wil­ sponsors; Laura, daughter of Mr. sation, explained in detail the man­ Margaret Verdieck, and Margaret connected with the work and told National Conference of Catholic thousands of cases. Let us send you liam Johnson of Georgetown took and Mrs. Frank Buck, with Nicho­ ner in which this important branch Anne Madden were in charge of of the difficulties encountered in Charities was held here with rep­ our reference list of former pa­ OLD AGE POLICY PAYS place in Sacred Heart church on las Leiker as sponsor. of the government functions. John arrangements. this mission field. resentatives from five dioceses at­ tients living in every State in the Monday morning, Feb. 6. The The Rev. Edward A. Conway, S. Hynes, president of the Holy Name A series of progressive bridge After refreshments were served tending. The Rev. George M. Union. 'The McCleary Clinic, UP TO $60 A MONTH! bride is a daughter of Mr. and J., of the Regis college faculty will society, who was responsible for parties has been inaugurated at the meeting adjourned. Grady is diocesan director of 2-1200 Elms Blvd,, Excelsior Mrs. Frank Allen. Mrs. Rose begin a series of Lenten discourses Mr. Rifkin’s appearance, promises the college for the purpose of rais­ Regional C.C.D. Meet Planned charities. Springs, Mo. Needed Protection, Ages 65 to 85, O’Meara, sister of the bridegroom, under the auspices of the religious that other prominent speakers will ing funds. Miss Sydney Mona­ At a dinner at the Cosmopoli­ Cost* Only 1 Cent a Day acted as matron ‘of honor, and committee of the Young People’s be scheduled for future meetings. ghan, president of the student tan hotel Monday evening, Feb. Frank Allen, brother of the bride, The Postal Life & Casualty In club. The first of these talks will A marked increase in attendance body, entertained the members of 12, to arrange for the regional surance Co., 456 Postal Life Build­ was best man. The young people be heard this Friday evening after at both Communion on Sunday and the student council on Feb. 11. conferehce, the Confraternity of Patronize These will make their home in George­ ing, Kansas City, Mo., has a new the Way of the Cross. Benedic­ the meeting on Monday was noted, Her guests were Helen Kelly, Na­ Christian Doctrine which will town, where Mr. Johnson is asso­ tion of the Blessed Sacrament will P.-T.A. Note* Founders’ Day- talie Swan, Rosemary Elliott, Ger­ take place In Denver from Feb. ’22 accident policy for men and women ciated with the Public Service Founders’ day was fittingly ob­ of ages 65 to 85. follow. In announcing the first of trude Waters, Peggy Mahoney, to 24, Judge Joseph J. Walsh was It pays up to $500 if killed, up company. „ this series, Leo Clark and Miss served at the February P.-T.A. Pauline Guindon, Rita Abegg, chosen state president. Mrs. to $50 a month for disability, up Patrick H. Powers, a long-time Rowena Adams, heads of the com­ meeting, at which Mrs. Bernard Margaret Anna Mullen, Mary Julia A. O’Neill was appointed COLORADO to $25 a month for hospital care resident of this parish, died on mittee, request a large attendance Hynes presided. Three past-pres­ Ethel Waters, Katherine Gust, and chairman for the diocesan discus­ and other benefits that so many Monday, Feb. 12, after an ex­ of the parishioners, especially of idents spoke: Mrs. John Boehm on Joan O’Byrne. Each of these girls sion club. older people have wanted. tended illness. He was born at all the young people. the national P.-T.A., Mrs. Fred will in turn entertain a group of Those attending tha dinner And the cost is only 1 cent a Holden, Mass., in 1863 and came Newly togged in maroon and sil­ Kelly on the local organization, friends at a private bridge party. from St. Philomena’s parish were ver, the Salesians, quintet spon­ and Mrs. W. C. Kimmins on the Judge and Mrs. J. J. Walsh, Dr. SPRINGS day—$3.65 a year! to Colorado about 45 years ago. Seniors enjoyed a skating party Postal pays claims promptly; He was president of the Sham­ sored by the physical committee of Catholic Parent-Teacher league. at Evergreen lake Feb. 11, fol­ and Mrs. Paul J. Ketrick, Mrs. more than one-quarter million rock Coal Mining company and a the Young People’s club, showed The remainder of the program was lowed by a steak fry at Fillius Julia A. O’Neill, and Miss Anne Merchants ... They are aiding YOUR people have bought Postal policies. member of the Knights of Colum­ speed and fine teamwork in last devoted to musical numbers. The park. Helen Kelly, president of O’Neill. This special policy for older people bus. Besides his wife, he is sur­ Saturday’s ba.sketball game with Mothers’ chorus sang three num­ the senior class, was in charge. The mission being conducted at Catholic press is proving especially attractive. No vived by two brothers, a sister, the Holy Family Broncs, winning bers and Walter Wenzinger gave Those who attended were Natalie St. Philomena’s by the Paulist medical examination—no agents and four daughters, Mrs. Herbert the fracas, 24 to 17. Monday night two cornet solos. Miss Aileen Han- Swan, Margaret Anna Mullen, Fathers, the Rev. Robert Murphy will call. Rapp of Denver, Mrs. Dewey brought a change of fortune in a nigan appeared in two dance num Gertrude Waters, Gerry Macauley, and the Rev. Maurice Fitzgerald, SEND NO MONEY NOW. Just Thomas of Shreveport, La., and double bill with a St. Catherine’s bers. Peggy Mahoney, Frances Childers, will continue next week for the Reports were given by commit­ FOOTWEAR write us your name, address and Mrs. Harold Benson and Mrs. team, when the Salesians collected Rosemary Elliott, Mercedes Rior- men. A large attendance is de­ BEST IN QUALITY NEWEST IN ALEY DRUG CO. age—the name, address and rela­ Chris Bartlett of Boulder. The the short ends of a 38-to-29 and a tee chairmen: Mrs. T. J, Mulligan, dan, Veronica Gegan, Dorothy sired. STYLE deanery representative; Mrs. L. J tionship of your beneficiary—and Rosary was recited for Mr. Powers 25-to-21 score. Starbuck, Rosalie Laurensen, and Sodaliit* Play Bridge 41 Tear* In th* Pike* Peek Regtoa Fast Free Delivery Service Holmes, legislative, and Mrs. Ed we will send a policy for 10 days’ on Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock The young women will bowl Sun­ Gladys Givan. The sodality enjoyed an eve­ Freeman, standards. Ths presi­ FREE INSPECTION. No obliga­ and a Requiem High Mass offered day at the South Denver Bowling ning of bridge at the home of THE VORHES SHOE CO Main 250 alley. dent’s message was read by Mrs, Holy Hour, Supper Planned tion. This offer limited, so write at 10:30 on Thursday by Father The Cabos monthly Holy Hour Dorothy LeBois Tuesday, Feb. 13. COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. today. John Forsyth, O.S.B. The dramatic committee resumed G. J. Loeffel. The sodality will hold a bridge reading rehearsal for the first act A check for $150 was presented and supper will be held Sunday, Feb. 18, from 6 to 7 :30 p. m. party at St. Philomena’s school ------if Jt- St ■ - I of Nothing but the Truth Monday to Mother Georgiana to be used 3 ^ 31. 1<. for the purchase of a moving pic­ Those who will attend are Natalie auditorium Friday evening, March night. Another rehearsal is sched­ I, at 8:30 o’clock. Miss Eileen NEW KEYSTONE MINE • Invest your money safely in the Pontifical Catholic * ture machine for the school. Fa­ Swan, Peggy Mahoney, Rosemary uled for this Friday evening. The McCarthy is chairman of the PRODUCERS OF social committee was host to some ther Leo Thome, Mrs. Earl Schei- Elliott, Gerry Macauley, Marie C. party. The following committees 50 guests at a skating-tobogganing man, Mrs. G. J. Loeffel, Mrs. de Baca, Barbara Spam, Adelaide HIGH GRADE DOMESTIC, STEAM AND UNIVERSITY ANNUITY BONDS have been appointed: party at Evergreen last Sunday. Floyd Grazier, and Mrs. Herman Lachowsky, Emma Romano, An­ COMMERCIAL COAL Sale of tickets, Margaret Mc- S% to 7% Interest for Life : The regular business meeting of Miller are on the nominating gela Eisenman, Kathryn Blodgett, Direct to You From th* Mine—Quick Delivery committee. Katherine Gust, and Rita Abegg. Quaid, Eileen Nevin, Betty Me- PAPETON MAIN S4«l-' the club will be held next Tuesday Conaty, Julia Walsh, Katherine For details write to evening after novena devotions at In the week the historians’ meet­ Anti-Communiim Club Begun ing will be attended by Mrs. Wm. An anti-Communism club, or­ Maul, and Eleanor Zook; arrange­ REV. FATHER RALPH, SVD, Nat’l. Dir. the high school. There will be at­ ments, Alice Torpey, Peggy V. D. COLEMAN & CO. tendance prizes. Baptist, the women’s quarterly ganized by Lucille Becker, in­ <• Catholic University of Peking, 176 W. Adams Sf,, Chicago The monthly meeting of the pro­ convention at Golden by Mrs. Ber cludes 14 members of the fresh­ Cooper, and Dorothy Wilson; re­ freshments, Lisette Smith, Leola Artistic Memori^ils moters of the League of the Sa­ nard Hynes, and the press council man class. The purpose of the I' It ---- It------■ If------u----- ■ ■ l| Ward, and Mildred Kingston. cred Heart will be held Tuesday, luncheon by Mrs. Floyd Grazier organization is to compare and Retail and HTholesala Kan*a« Woman VUitor Qaarrtet ind Mwnnfactaren Barthel’s Feb. 20, in the assembly room of and Mrs. J. T. Hannigan. contrast Catholicism and Commu­ Dr. and Mrs. Myron Pedigo Featuring Colorado Granite the rectory. Each promoter is re­ Father Thome, Mrs. Bernard nism, and by the analysis to de­ have as their house guest Mrs. Phone Main l»44-W 218 W. Cimerron St. Ice Cream minded to bring her bundle for the Hynes, Mrs. Glenn B. Wilson, Mrs. vise an antidote for students to COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO WholeMJ* and Rttail Catliolic Tear Lit Illflfare Association Benefit shop. Mrs. Leo Weinzinger Frank Buchen, Mrs. Leo Wen­ use in dealing with Communistic Pedigo’s sister. Miss Virginia Hof- schulte of Topeka, Kans., who will and Mrs. Stanley Davies attended zinger, and Mrs. Anthony Dunst propaganda. Members of the club Mott Rev. Franel* J. Spellman, D. 0^ Preeident remain for several months. P. O. Box 429 Telcphon* Main 8U Fine Candies Rt. Rev. Mtgr. Jamee B. O'Reilly. Ph. 0« National Secretary the women’s meeting at Golden will represent St. Francis de Sales’ are: Margaret Anne Madden, Thursday, Feb. 15. P.-T.A. at the Founders’ day ban­ Mary Catherine Madden, Lorraine Mrs. E. E. Nevans, who had COLORADO SPRINGS Rev, John J. Corrigan, Aeaistant Secretary been ill for some time. Is able to W. B. BARTHEL, Proprietor Forty Hours’ devotion will be quet to be held Monday, Feb. 19, Tice, Irma Scherrer, Margaret IRON & METAL CO. be about. held in the church beginning Sun­ at Daniels & Fisher’s tea room. Verdieck, Katherine Gust, Patricia Wholesale Distributor* 28 YEARS IN BUSINESS day, Feb. 25, at 10 o’clock with a The parent-education group will Gallagher, Jean Kelly, Margaret Mrs. G. 'L. Monaghan’s club 131 North Tejon St. Phono Mala 482 met with Mrs. R. J. Foley Tues­ Pipe— Valve*— Fittings HELP A CHILD High Mass, and will close on the meet at 1 o’clock Feb. 26 in the Kitzmiller, Jo Barbour, Betti Rose Mining and Industrial Equipment COLORADO SPRINGS, COLa following "ruesday evening, Feb. assembly room of the rectory. NanKeville, Lois Gilland, and day, Feb. 15. Mrs. L. W. Koerber Not one of us would refuse to help a child in distress. received the award. The next and Supplies 27. An outside speaker will address At the March meeting the pro Genevieve Lynch. 18 West Cnchsrras Street meeting will be with Mrs. E. A. What can be worse than a child deprived of religious train­ the congregation each evening. The gram will be produced by the male Juniors held an informal “ get- COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO. ing? In the Near East missions, our schools are few. Five evening devotions will consist of members. together” at Lafalot inn Feb. 12. Hanifen, 729 Steele street. ^ Colorado Springs Miss Therese Dyer underwent Dollars will aid the missionary and his school. It will take Rosary, sermon, and Benediction. The English parts of the Missa Mrs. William P. Horan, Jr., is in­ Recitata were added to the pro­ structing the class in bridge. After an appendectomy at St. Joseph’s ► Motor Co. care of a child for six months. hospital Friday, Feb. 9. Ideal Cleaners, Inc. gram of participation in the Mass the bridge game a supper was O. D. POTTS ► R. O. CONOVER at the regular high school sodality served. Meryle McAvoy, who was Bernard M. McAtee, Jr., radio ► officer on the S. S. President Har­ {There the Charm o f Newness P. M. CONOVER NATIVE PRIESTS STATIONS OF THE CROSS Communion’ Mass at St. Francis in charge of affairs, was assisted Is Restored ► Trinidad Has de Sales’ church Feb. 15. rison, now enjoying a three-month (3IRYSLER - PLYMOUTH by Feme Tooke, Flora Lou Meek, The respect given to the Priest­ Many Catholics make the Sta­ Main 1844 224 E. PIkea Peak Ava. ► A light breakfast is being served Harriet Barker, and Polly Guin­ furlough, visited recently with his Sales— Service hood by Catholics is known to all tions of the Cross each day in Colorado Springe, Colo. in the cafeteria to all students of father, Bernard M. McAtee, Sr., peoples. We respect the Priest be­ Lent. Others practice this devo­ don. the high school who choose to at­ and his aunt, Mrs. Edith Davis. cause through him is continued the tion every day in the year. We To Attend Boulder Se**ion* Mr. McAtee is at present vaca­ Priesthood of Christ. He walks ask you to help our missionaries Press Exhibit tend the daily 7:45 Mass and re­ Members of the Spanish class tioning in Florida but will return among men and distributes the spread this devotion. A Set of Sta­ ceive Holy Communion. and of the International Relations Valentine activities at the high to Denver shortly en route to San gifts bequeathed by Our Divine tions for a mission chapel can be club will motor to Boulder Feb. 22 Francisco, where he will rejoin his RUTH’S OVEN INDIAN 6RIU. Lord. Trinidad. — Marking Catholic school included a drive to encour to attend two conferences at the purchased in the Near East for Press month, the Holy Trinity high ship early in March. It is the Priest who instructs us age the giving of holy pictures University of Colorado. Dorothy Real Homemade Bread Ten Dollars. school sodality is sponsoring a Miss Mary Louise Morrisey un­ In the truths of Holy Faith and the as Valentines, sponsored by the so­ Starbuck, president of the Inter­ Chief Theatre Bldg. • Catholic press exhibit Feb. 11 to derwent an appendectomy at St. Cake— RoUs— Pie Priest who administers to us the dality. Elizabeth White and Joan national Relations club at the A SANCTUARY LAMP 18. The exhibit, arranged in the Joseph’s hospital Wednesday, Feb. 422 N. Tejen Phono MA. 1418 Phone Main 19 Colo. Springe Sacraments. To the pjiest we go Pratt of the freshman class were Heights; Peggy Mahoney, Mary school library, is open to the gen­ 14. for nourishment of soul, for for­ The Lamp that burns before the in charge of the project. Ellen Green, Gladys Givan, Rose­ eral public. Mrs. Edna Pilion and daughters giveness of our sins and help in Altar on which the Blessed Sacra­ Roller Skating Party Planned mary Elliott, Sydney Monaghan, ment is reserved is called the On display are copies of 90 The high school sodality will have taken a house at 728 Eliza­ our problems. Every Catholic Mary O’Byrne, Margaret Anna beth street. prays that he may have the grace Sanctuary Lamp. A missionary Catholic periodicals. Books from sponsor a skating party on Thurs­ Mullen, Gertrude Waters, and White Kitchen Shewmaker’s can purchase one ins^e Near East leading Catholic publishers are in- day evening, Feb. 29, at the Mile- Jane Dyer is on the honor roll and the blessing to receive from Regina Reitemeier will attend for the past semester at St. Mary’s Pastry Shop the Priest the last Sacraments in for Seven Dollars. Give one for cludeiKin the exhibition, together Hi Roller Skating rink, 531 Broad the one-day conference of the Camera Shop with pictures of living Catholic academy. preparation for death. your intention. - \ way. The presidents of the various International Relations club of the IT* Feature Fine Cakes and KODAKS HOME MOVIES authors, criticisms, and bulletins The Boy Scouts will meet at A moment’s thought shows how • classes—Richard Lamb, Benjamin Rocky Mountain region, while Fancy Pastries KODAK FINISHING of recent books. Appropriate Hannigan, Daniel Brown, Paul the school hall Friday evening at CONVENIENTLY LOCATED much the Priest means to us. Think GREGORIAN MASSES members of the college Spanish 30 North Tejon Street posters set off the display. Pytlinski, Betty Madden, and Paul 7 o’clock. They will receive Com­ 18 N. Tejon St. Phono Main l i l t of those who are not so fortunate. We invite you to read our pam­ classes and two faculty advisers. munion Sunday at the 8 o’clock Phone Main tS4 Think of those Catholics in the A Requiem Mass was sung at Tice—will be in charge of the sale Sister Felicia and Sister Fran­ COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER phlet on Gregorian Masses. It ex­ Holy Trinity church Wednesday Mass. Near East who see a prj,est so sel­ of tickets, which are 25 cents. ces de Sales, will hear several plains the ancient custom of offer­ morning, Feb. 14, at 7 o’clock for Brother Joseph and Brother The Loretto Heights college dom. Think of those people in the famous Latin-American visitors M. KAPSCH ing a Mass every day for thirty the repose of the soul of Bishop Mothers’ club entertained at a des­ "Dealer In Antiquaa” missions who would be Catholics Daniel, Christian Brothers from speak at the Intercollegiate Con­ days for one who is deceased. Write J. Henry Tihen. Mullen home, spoke to the boys of sert luncheon and card party Feb. Manufactures to Order, Finishes if there were Priests to instruct for a copy. It is free. ference on Latin-America. 15 at 1 o’clock. A short business and Repairs All Kinds o f Modem Forty Hours’ DoTOtion Held the high school on Feb. 12 to en­ them. • Peggy Mahoney, chairman of the session preceded the luncheon with and Antique Furniture We ask for help to train young Forty Hours’ devotion was held courage vocations in the service literature committee, will preside ALTAR FURNISHINGS of the Church. Mrs. Frank Hoart, the president, Painting and Laesnering a Specialty men for the Holy Priesthood. These at Holy Trinity church Friday, at a supper meeting of the com­ 324^ N. Tajon St. Phono Main 118S-J Still handicapped by the loss of presiding. Mrs. J. J. Walsh was men are from the Near East. One You can give these to a mission Saturday, and Sunday, Feb. 9, 10, mittee on Feb. 28. Plans will be Clyde Hendriclra at center, St. hostess. Assisting Mrs. Walsh day they will be Priests and will chapel Altar: and 11. Rosary, sermon, and completed for an extensive Catho­ Francis’ cagers will try to raise from this parish were Mrs. M. A. 105 N. Tejon St. Phone Main 95 work among their people After A Chalice, A Cibofium, a Mis­ Benediction of the Blessed Sacra­ lic literature campaign. Those who themselves out of sixth place at Hickey and Mrs. J. A. Covillo. high school and college the student sal, and a Crucifix and Can­ ment took place on Friday and will attend are Katherine Gust, Zecha & Donlon the expense of Mullen home Sun­ Mrs. J. A. O’Neill gave an in­ tWWWWWWWWtoWto to Rasrv, must spend six years in the Major dlesticks. Saturday nights at 7 :30. The de­ Mary Catherine Madden, Frances Conoco Service Station day, Feb. 18, at Mammoth gardens. teresting talk at the meeting of Seminary. Then he is ordained. You can give all these for Forty- votions closed on Sunday night Day, Frances Finnegan, Mary seven Dollars. Assistant Scoutmaster Chosen the Good Shepherd Aid Tuesday, Will you support one student? It with Rosary, sermon, procession, Alice Gorman, Elaine Becker, Dor­ Feb. 13, on the Confraternity of Howard’s < will cost One Hundred Dollars a and Benediction. The Rev. Ernest Troop 126, St. Francis de othy Cudmore, Mela Ortez y Pino, Sales’ Boy Scouts, is fortunate in Christian Doctrine. year for six years. Can you see THE LONELY MISSIONARY Dannegger, S.J., of Regis college, Betty Jo Campbell, Jane Shively, Mrs. Giles Foley left recently one student through to the end— Ask the lonely missionary to Denver, delivered the Sunday securing a trained assistant, Mar­ Helen Mahoney, Peggy Nieters, ; Barber Shop ; $600? If this is too much, perhaps night sermon. tin Pens, to work with the scout­ Kathryn Glore, and Marirene Me offer Holy Mass for your inten­ recited by students in the college tl9 E. Bijou Phone M. 1122^ you can support a student for a tions. He will appreciate your master, Jack Mulligan. Mahon. j chapel Feb. 16. 'T h e Rev. James Nevada At*, at Cscht la Pendr* ^ A m. .a. A i year— $100. Do anything you can. thought of him. The following boys have joined Frances Childers, Gerry Macau W. Stakelum, C.M., was the cele­ Make your gift in small sums if • Priasl’s Radio Talk the troop and are working hard to ley, and Margaret Anna Mullen brant. necessary. will be joint hostesses to the sen IN YOUR WILL receive their tenderfoot badges at Natalie Swan, prefect of the so­ Help the Church establish a To Deal With Bible either the February or March ior class at a bridge luncheon dality at Loretto Heights, is con­ COLORADO SPRINGS PAINT CO. zealous and capable native Priest­ When you make your Will, re­ courts of honor: Wencef Clennon, Feb. 18. ducting daily classes in parliamen­ hood in the Near East. member the missionaries. They Charles Colborg, David McClus- Tourney Winner* Feted for will never forget you. Put into tary law in the Green room. • La Junta.— (State K. of C key, Richard Ruhland, Eugene The Feast of St. Valentine was Finland to Ba Diecueced your Will the name of the Catholic News)— “ A Deluge of Erroneous celebrated with a social hour in All Kinds of Paint and Glass WHAT A CHAPEL MEANS Near East Welfare Association. Cushing, Donald Murray, David Mrs. T. D. A. Cockerell of Boul­ Versions of Sacred Scripture” is O’Byrne, Edward McCluskey, Paul the Green room at noon Feb. 14 The missionary can do very lit­ • der will address the student body 214 Vi North Tejon St. Main 741 tle without a chapel. When he has the subject of the Rev. A. R. Brink, Herchel Helm, James Helm, The affair was sponsored by the on Sunday evening, Feb. 18. "The one he can offer Holy Mass under YOUR DECEASED Kerr’s radio address to be heard Neil O’Byrne, Ronald Donavan, student council. At this time Eva subject of her lecture will be “ Fin­ fitting conditions. He is able to Enroll your deceased relatives over KOKO (1370 kc.) Sunday, and Eugene Burkhart. Sydney Monaghan, student body land.” Feb, 18, from 12:30 to 1 o’clock. reserve the Blessed Sacrament. He in this Association. The mission­ Sixteen boys went on a hike to president, congratulated the girls The first meeting of the mar­ ENROLL NOW has a place to preach and to gather aries offer Fifteen Thousand Stratton council No. 2099 will Camp De Ricqules last Sunday. and the teacher who were the win­ riage forum, conducted by Rev. his people. He can invite the non- Masses every year for those en­ have its corporate Communion on ners in the recent Catholic Little Edward A. Conway, SJ., was held Sunday, March 3. An active program is being ar­ Catholics to attend instructions. rolled. Theater tournament. Corsages Feb. 14. The forum is being held BLAIH BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. ranged for the senior scouts. They were presented to Mrs. Halbert, every Wednesday evening during A Chapel can be erected in the • are making a cabinet to store all Near East for Five Hundred Dol­ MEMBERSHIP 20,000 Youths Attend head of the dramatic art depart­ Lent. Problems pertaining to mar­ Phone Main 1160 Colorado Springs, Colo. scout equipment — tents, merit ment; Betty Woodman, director of lars. The donor can select the One Dollar a year is all we ask riage are discussed by the students Student Press Crusade badge pamphlets, records, etc. Menfolk, the winning play, and to attending. name and the Holy Father will from our members. There are no They will also make a wall for Mary Theresa Gushurst, Harriet select the site. special appeals. Become a member. Peggy Hickey presided at the Providence.— Some 20,000 boys their part in the scout circus. Borten, and Meryle McAvoy, the meeting of the Catholic Associa­ and girls took part in the second They placed second in the wall cast members. tion for International Peace held Student Catholic Press crusade in scaling last year and hope to bet­ The Heyse Sheet. Metal Works Send all,communications to Johnny Russell, seven-year-old Feb. 17 at the colleg;e. Lorraine the Providence diocese, which was ter that mark thi» year. motion picture actor and cousin of Tice and Betty Dickatolia pre­ INCORPORATED inaugurated at a Solemn Pontifi­ An instructor in marksmanship Suzanne Bell, freshman at Loretto sented papers on the stand of the Gas, Coal Fiirnaces, Air Conditioning Catholic % ar l^st IDelfare Association cal Mass celebrated by Bishop is being secured to teach the sen­ Heights, was the guest of honor C.A.I.P. in the present conflict. 219 North Weber Street Phone t Main 5S2 Francis P. Keough in Sts. Peter ior boyg the proper use of fire at a student assembly Feb. 13. After the talks the floor was ^ 0 jjxjngton at 4^ §t, N«w York. N. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. and Paul’s CathedraL arms. The monthly sodality Mass was throw open to general discussion.

K Thursday, Feb. 1940 Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEyatone 4205 PAGE ELEVEN

14473193 $2^00 Al$o Left for Dioceean NeedSt Maesee DINE and DANCE AQUINAS PLAYERS TO PRESENT Elk Coal Co. NITE OWL BISHOP TiHEN WILLS $4,000 Kxcclicnt P»o4 — The Bat *f MA. 5335 , Mixed Drinki— Fin* Dane* FI«or PASSION PLAY IN DENVER Large Lum p..-...... 5 .9 5 PAUL NICBOLS’ ORCHESTRA TO COLORADO INSTITUTIONS Thnrsdij, Fn4»y. 8»t«rd»» Nl«»* SECIIIFEe.lE Large Egg 8 5 Phone Sail. 81 480 8. Colo. Bird. The recent Catholic Little Thea­ Laesch, Margaret Daley, Dorothy Gaan Nut ...... o.OO Twenty-two Colorado institutions ment since his resi^ation, dis­ ter tournament renewed interest Hoelskin, Walter P. Keeley, Con All Othtr Grad**— Tradtai flUmSa Rude Park Community center’* and organisations received be­ posed of 125,000 to 88 institutions (Holy Family PaHih) in an important part of Catholic Honeyman, Mary Frazzini» Jerry clubroom is being redecorated and quests totaling $4,000 from the es­ and 18 relatives. Immedlataly following devo­ Action, that of teaching truth Barry, Phil Mahoney, Jr., James HAVE YOU y i i Qurilitv furnished with TSpaniih Colonial tate of the Most Rev. J. Henry In addition to the $4,000 left to tions Friday evening, Feb. 16, a through the drama and of raising Burke, and Valens Jones. The Zinc Etchings furniture. The walls are being Tihen, retired Bishop of Denver Colorado institutions, the Most MODERNIZED YOUR ^ Color Plates • Hnlf Tones card tournament, which is to con­ the standard of entertainment group is dedicating its dramatisa­ stippled in attractive shades _ to and Titular Bishop of Bosana, who Rev. Urban J. Vehr, Bishop of tinue for five weeks, will begin. INSURANCE? Denver, received $2,000 for dioc­ through play-acting in vehicles tion as a distinctive act of devo­ harmonize with the tables, chairs, died at St. Francis* hospital in Admission is 26 cents an evetung tion that it may prompt a corre­ Wichita, Kans., Jan. 14. The will, esan purposes and $600 for Masses. Compatible with Christian ethics. PrPteet yourself against new Seeleman'Ehret] and floor covering of linoleum or $1 for the series. Proceeds will sponding spirit in the audience. block in imitation tile. written in 1933 and filed for pro­ To the Most Rev. Louis B. Kdcera, go to the P.-T. A. There will be The efforts of the Aquinas hasards. 0tolo &ignu^m players, a group that enjoys mem­ Cardinal Bourne of Westmin­ The project Is sponsored by the bate In Wldhtta, where Bishop Bishop of Lincoln, he left $1,000 prizes and refreshments at each bership in the National Confer­ ster, in his introduction to this HORACE W. BENNETT ^ TAbor INW ^2lil ^ Daughters of the American Revo­ Tihen had been living in retire- for diocesan purposes and $600 evening’s party. ence of the Catholic Little Thea­ unusual drama, wrote: “ Those who &CO. lution. R. G. Silsby is directing for Masses. Bishop Tihen had Film to Feature P.-T.A. Meet X i70.' ^ been Ordinary of the Lincoln see ter, in portraying the drama of read It will realite with new vivid­ i l l Tikor BUc. Pkon* TA. 1171 ^_^^Denver^ Colortido^ m , the remodeling work, which is The Holy Family P.-T. A. will ness the meaning of those sad FRANK ENGLAND, JR.. Manaew Q i C from July 6, 1911, until ht* trans­ meet Monday evening, Feb. 19, in Christ’s Passion through Robert being carried out by youth of the Hugh Benson’s Ths Upper Room, hours, every detail of which has In*or«nc. Department community. Various classes and fer to Denvsr Sept. 21, 1917. the school hall. A social will begin Parish P.-T.A. to He retired as Bishop of Denver should draw the attention of Den­ been taught to us from childhood. clubs W ill have renewed interest at 7 o’clock, followed by the busi­ Jan. 6, 1931, serving as Apos And those who witness it por­ fou r It in group work in quarters that ness session. ver people Interested in further­ tolic Administrator until the instal trayed in accordance with the E. B. CLAYTON appreoiattd htrt. provide harmonious surrpundings. A picture of early canning ing this type of Catholic Action. lation of Bishop Vehr on July 16 autho,r’s spirit and his minute di­ Nursery tots are using new toys. ^ methods and those used today will This Passion play will be pre­ rections, will surely find in it pic­ Plumbing & Heating Co, such as tricycles, wagons, Hold Food Sale of that year. be shown. The presence of parish­ sented on the lour last Sunday HEALTH IS WEALTH Cash bequests of $1,000 ea ^ tures that will become the sub­ blocks. The latter are m assorted ioners at this meeting means fi evenings in Lent, beginning Feb. stance of many a sorrowful, peni­ Dearer’* Repair Specialitt “ Don't Let a Cold Get Vou Down" sizes from 2 inches to 2 feet. A were provided for th# Catholic nanclal profit to the P.-T.A. and a 25 at the playere’ Little theater In (Annunelatibii Parith) Universi^ of America, Washing­ tent, and most loving contempla­ Bett Maolianic* new slide provide* opportunity free gift for those attending. The North Denver, located at the cor­ tion of the stupendous mystery of Try BR. WRIGHT ton, D. C.; St. Benedict’s coIIs m , for outdoor play. Members of the P.-T.A. are Mothers’ chorus will be on the pro ner of W. 25th avenue and Grove our Redemption.” 2408 E. Colfax EA. S037 working toward the success of a Atchisom Kans., and the Catholic gram. street. A novel method of pro SIILPHTR BATHS Miss Ethel Barnes, instructor in Church Extension society, Chicago. recreation in the national recrea home-cooked food sale to be held The hostesses for the evening duction will include transcription Denver institutions benefiting will be the fourth and fifth nade through a public address system tion institute, will visit Rude cen­ at the Safeway store located at from the will follow: Catholic THAT DAMP OR WGT BASEMGNT ter before the close of the insti­ mothers (Sister Edward Masy) of all music and sound effects. 'This E. 34th avenue and York street Charities and the Theatin* Fa­ Can b* >o*itiT«l7 dried and UrtaaniMIr rid oi both Alkali and Daffiplie**. tute, timing her Inspection to fit and the tenth grade mothers (Sis­ will cover chorals, organ prel thers, $600 each; Mercy hospital. udes, music for atmosphere, and Either from tho INSIDE or nUTttDK>-ln ang Color, or orer Water Palnta the evening the folk dancing is in Saturday, Feb. 24. Homemade ter Columba). or Oil Painta. Ottarastted rMttlti. At*o, exterior wall* abore ground lercl '300; St. Mary’s academy. Good sound* incident to the Way of progress. cakes, pies, bread, and coffee cake, A council meeting of the P.-T. done in Colorleaa method. hepherd convent. Queen of A. was held Feb. 12 the Cross and the Crucifixion. The Rude’s citizenship class is pre­ along with potato salad, baked Heaven o^hanage, St. Clara’s or­ BRICK STAIN (not a paint) In all eolorai pattern*, or design* for old paring a program for radio pres­ Mrs. E. Heilburger entertained recordings and transcriptions are houta»^la*u a lifetima, watarproofi, no peelinc, bliittring or fading. "W * Carrr ’Em In—They Walk Oat” beans, spaghetti, and meat balls, phanage, Dominican Sisters of the .Gnarantacd tan gaar*. entation. two tables of bridge in her home under the direction of Walter P. RECOMMENDED BY PHTSICIANU will be on sale. Sick Poor, and Little Sisters of the Feb. 8 for the benefit of the P.-T. Keeley. The first two weeks of Febru­ Poor, $200 each; St. Joseph’s hos­ Floon, porehe* or walk* troated with CEMENT STAIN art watorproof and Kheum»tl»m, JShronlo Dl»e»«**, Neu­ Under the chairmanship of Mrs A. The player* are for the most Alkali sroef, S hiniln italnad privant warp and last for raar*. ary have been devoted to many pital, $160; St. Anthony’s hos­ ritis. Sciatica, Lumbago, Nerve Con* W. E. Schwieder, with Mrs. John Sunday It Communion Day part men and women of long dra ditions, Liver and Kidney* Gnppt* parties, among which were those pital, the St. Rose residence, and COMPLETE JOB OR MATERIALS ONLY. ESTIMATES PREB Peely as co-chairman and with the Members of the Holy Name so­ matic experience. They are Noble After-Effects of Flu, st^ed by the Dahlia Buds and the Mt. St. Vincent’s home, $100 each. assistance of Mmes. Genty, Graber ciety received Holy Communion Only Patented Sulphur Bath in Denver G.T.’s. The latter is an organiza­ nty, Other Colorado bequests follow: Gracey, Johnson, Kelly, Mansfield, Feb. 11. Auxiliary and active DENVER BRICK STAIN COMPANY Special Attention te Clcrir tion of girls from 11 to 14 years Mercy hospital, Durango, $200; National C.C.D. Leader Magor, Moore. Nolan,,Pli Plumb, Yedo, members of the Legion of Mary CHERRY 1083 1JI5 GLBNARM PL. We Cater to the Best Peopltg Men^ of age, sponsored by Matilda San Rafael hospital. Trinidad, ana Zumtobel, a canvass of the will receive Communion at the 6 To Talk Before Deanery Women and Children. Weissman, The Margaritas, young $160; St. Mary’s hospital and Sa­ parish Is being made relative to o’clock Mass this Sunday, and the MA. S772 Spanish-Amerlcan mothers, gave a cred Heart orphanage, Pueblo; 1822 Welton the affair’s success Blessed Virgin sodality will re Miss Miriam Marks, national community party. Glockner sanitarium, Colorado Mlfi Edward* t* Parish Dale(ata ceive at the 7:80 Mass. secretary of the Confraternity of You Can Find Fame in Y o u r ~ SprinM; St. Joseph’s sanitarium, Bunny Ball March 20 Christian Doctrine, will be guest Fr. Newell to Speak at Delores Edwards was the repre­ Del Norte; St. Mary’s hospital. sentative of Annunciation parish “ Bouncing at the Bunny Ball” speaker at the Denver deanery Grand Junction; Mt. St. Gertrude’s is the slogran for the ball to be meeting Monday, Feb, 19, at the Kansas City, Mo., Parley at the recent sodality meeting in academy, Boulder, and St. Scholas- The Rev. Hubert Newell, Den­ the Cathedral gym. Miss Edwards' sponsored by the sophomores, C. D. of A. clubhouse, 1772 Grant, Salad Boivl tica’s academy, Canon City, $100 which will take place at the school at 2:30 p. m. Preceding the ses­ ver diocesan superintendent of topic was "What the Ideal Sodality each. schools, will appear on the pro­ Can Do to Stimulate Greater De hall in Match. The school or­ sion will be a board of directors After all, most breath-taking salads gram of the 37th annual parley of votion in the Students.” She car chestra will play for the occa' meeting at 1:80 for all presidents are just the old standbys— dressed the National Catholic Educational ried the idea out in the form of a sion; admission is 16 cents a per of affiliated organizations. Fu up with delicious extra-rich, extra­ association in Kansas City, Mo., “ dream” sodality group Valentine Party son and 25 cents a couple, ture activities will be discussed.' good WHITE ROCK Cottage Cheese I St. Anne’s circle held a dessert- March 27, 28,'and 29. His paper, On Monday night, Feb. 12, In “ Interpreting Cultural Outcomes luncheon at the home of Mrs. Add It to practically any fralt or TttatabI* Hagus hall, a program was given Spanish Youth Actively for toltda that limply *ing wfth gaodnaul W H IT IR 0 C K of Our Elementary Schools to the In Bamum Feb. 16 Charles Auge Wednesday, Feb. And even plain *alad grien* becomo entitled “ Finland and Sweden. 14. Hostesses were Miss Mary Public,” will be presented at the The program was sponsored by Mr Aiding China Missions sparkling inwiration* when drenched with final session Friday morning. Becker, Mrs. Prank Aliota, Mrs. Whit* Rock Cottatc Cheeto dresiingt Connedy from the Boulevard mor (Presentation Parish) J. P. Kenealy, and Mrs. Charles tuary. The young women of the parish Anking, An, China.— (Lumen) NEED of taking chances with Auge.J g ' seed when you can so easily get Bill Roche Addresses Sunday Feb. 18, is Communion will hold a Valentine party after Card playing and refreshments —The mission movement among CALL feed of known and proven reliability. Tourist Drive Workers day for the Blessed Virgin sodality their meeting Friday night, Feb. followed the meeting of the Holy voung pltQple In Spain is experienc­ 10 years of scientific plant breeding at the 7:30 Mass. 16, in the old rectory. A guest Name society Monday, Feb. 12. ing marked development mainly be­ assures high standards of quality William T. Roche, who is cam­ speaker will be present to ten the cause of Father Francis de Castro, paign colonel in the Denver Con­ There will be a general meeting St. Lawrence’s circle held a BraDY^««COAL Careful testing and cleaning methodi girls about the day of recollection S.J., promoter for the Vicariate of vention and Visitors’ bureau’s of the parish Friday evening, Feb luncheon meeting at the home of RETAIL COAL MAin 1202 3 I « WALNUT assure pure. live, vigorous seeds. to be held at Holy Ghost church Anking. Father de Castro is drive to raise $85,000 for the city’s 16, after services to complete Mrs, T. J. Hallinan Feb. 18. Choose Gold Seal Seeds and play on Feb. 26. actively fostering the Spanish safe See Big Free Catalog for money­ 1940 “ tourist industry,” was plans for the silver jubilee drive St. Cecelia’s chorus met in the A special meeting of the Altar school hall Thursday evening, Youth’s Missionary association, saving offers Ai Leading Local Dealert among the featured speakers at a that will start Sunday, Feb. 18 and Rosary society was held Feh. 15. known as the J. E. M. {Juvsntud WESTERN SEED CO.— Pepyer meeting of the campaign army Miss Mae Connolly and Harry Wednesday night, Feb. 14, after Espanola Misionera), Murphy-Mahoney held Feb. 14 in a downtown hotel. Zumtobel were high scorers in- the Devotions on Wednesday eve­ the Lsnten devotions to make ning consisted of the Rosary reci­ pinochle series that closed recently final plans for the annual St. Youth Called Europa’l Hop* St. Agnes’ discussion club tation, a sermon by the Rev. Patrick’s card party to be held Thomas Cahill, C.M., and Benedic­ $100 AND YOUR RENT CHECKS i will meet Tuesday, Feb. 20, at March 14. New York.— Resurgence of the tion. Friday’s services will include Catholic youth of Europe holds out Will buy you a NEW l-room home, built ai you want or to FHA specifications-^ 7 :30 in the home of Mrs. F. Genty, The Sewing club will meet at Stations of the Cross and Bene­ hope for a human force to over­ Call F. D. BHEPFERD with Altar Society to Meat the home of Mrs. O’Block, W. Sec­ diction. ond avenue and Hazel court. come materialistic doctrines, said GLOBE REALTY CO. The Altar and Rosary society A meeting of St. Mark’s club the Rev. Martin D’Arcy, S.J., for­ will hold its monthly meeting The sixth, seventh and eighth was held Tuesday evening, Feb. 1668 Broadway TA. 1236 grade students held a Valentine merly of Oxford university and at USED CARS Thursday evening, Feb. 22, at 8 13. present on the staff of Fordham o’clock. Mmes. Connolly, Genty, and party Feb. 14. Refreshments were served. university, speaking at the 21st Sale* — Service Roach are on the program commit Patronize These Firms. They - A P.-T. A. meeting was held annual convention of the New tee and have planned a novel “ Hat Are Co-operating With Your GL. 4747 2986 N. Speer Wednesday, Feb, 14, at which stu­ York province of th# Newman ADD ZEST TO LENTEN MEALS . . . Party.” Everyone attending is Paper, Club federation. • The patricularly ta»t«ful flavor of genuine Lady Perkin* Pickles and asked to bring a hat. Prizes will dents of the sixth, seventh, and Relishes tempts dull appetites— they deserve a place In every Lenten meal. be given for the most original eighth grades entertained. Serve Lady Perkin* Ketchup with ail kind* of fish for extra appetite appeal. designs. The Rev. Daniel E. Kane. C.M., PERKIN8-EPENETER of St. Thomas’ seminary addressed AT INDEPENDENT GROCERS PICKLE CO. Mrs. J. R. McGovern, mother the parishioners Feb. 11 on the of Mrs. 0. W, Magor, is much Bishop’s jubilee drive. improved at St. Joseph’s hospital. The Parent-Teachers’ associa­ James Doherty, son of Mr. and tion will initiate a series of bunco Mrs. J. Doherty, is seriously ill parties at the horns of Mrs. W. at a local hospital, follow­ A. Bucholz, 920 Knox court, ing an emergency appendectomy. Tuesday, Feb. 20, at 12 o’clock. Scout* Pa** T**ti Mrs. La Verne Lee, Mrs. Prances Listen to the Dime Man DaUyll:lSa. m. on KFEL On Feb. 10 scouts went to the May, and Mrs. Nelson will be ^ i c r G r a n B e hostesses. public bathhouse to pass a swim­ If we don’t enjoy what we’ve Come in and ae« the largeat dis­ Ekautiful Freah Cut Delivery New Phone— A food sale will be held in the got now, we won’t be a bit hap­ ming test. Passing the *test were play of fruit* and vegetables in MA. 3261 Bernard Warner Ray Hartman, rectory Thursday noon, Feb. 22, pier when we get more. fhe city of Denver. Flowers Bobby Welsh, Dan Sustrick, and for the children of the school. LOWEST PRICE, HIGHEST RUALITY Parents are invited to attend. Eugene Cart. LEWIS FISH SHOP FLORIDA FRUIT & Large Auorttnetit of Potted THRU TRAVEL SALE A hike followed the swimming FRESH CRAPPIBB...... Ifc. 40e PRODUCE CO. Plants and Funeral Deeigne LEl^T meet and included the state FRESH WHITKPIBH...... 40e Bank of Ssrvies’ TA. 787S See your own Colorado Winter Wonderlands safely and capitol, state museum, state FRESH BABY TROUT______lb. 40* armory, and two important down­ WE SPECIALIZE comfortably— no weather worries, no driving hazards— Motto Adopted ol FANCY RED SALMON...... lb. 30* . -*)K>l«^ IN FRESH town buildings. Those making the FANCY ALASKA HALIBUT.....lb. 80 c CAUGHT FISH and YOU SAVE MONEY-—when you go Rio Grande. hike were Hugh McDougal, Art LIVE MT. TROUT...... lb. 58* Alaaka King McDougal, George Raitz, Don Sus­ American National Salmon 1140 SPRING CHICKENS...... lb. BSa FRED'S GN lt Lokt* trick, Ray Bowes, Raymond Hart­ FANCY YOUNG TURKEYS.....Ib. 35* Whit* Fl*h Lowest Round Trip Fares in Years man, Albert McDougal, and Bobby BI-LOW MEAT MKT. JERRY BREEN Bo*ton Fillat of A bank of service is one that Full and CompI*t« Lina of Frc*h, Sait, Welsh. POT ROAST...... 1 7 4 A 1 9 ^ Sol* looks to every possible avenue for Bnokad FUh for Lantan 8*a*on Pike, Parch Denver FIRST CLASS COACH From Feb. 7 to Feb. 14 Boy the convenience of its customers, STEWING HENS...... 1 7 ^ # Florist Black Bu i Scout week was observed. The Free Delivery TA. 27S'l Baraekd* Regular Week-end where nothing is taken for granted, ROUND AND to Regular W««k>end scouts of troop 126 received Com­ Red Snapper Fere Sale Fare Sale where the convenience of patrons 1456 California MA. 1026 Pompano munion in a body Sunday, Feb. 11. SIRLOIN STEAK...... 2 5 f is always uppermost in the minds Floandar* The scouts’ basketball team was Spanish Miukaral Glenwood Springs.. 9.25 ? 6 .7 5 $ 7.40 $ 4 .1 0 of both officials and employes. successful in Its last games Dailr Dreiued Batttry Baiaad Grand Junction .. 13.25 8 .8 3 Every banking institution goes Poultry 10.65 5 .8 9 against troop 32. The scores were FRYERS...... Ib. 30e Montrose ...... either forward or backward ac­ Cole. M t .. 16.55 I L O l 13.25 7 .3 4 125 to 26 and 32 to 8. 25* Delta ...... cording to the service it renders. Trout ...... 4»a TURKEYS Ib. .. 15.60 1 0 .3 7 12.50 6 .9 2 Practically all banks have'the same Register Advertisers PULLETS tU CAPONS, lb. 25* HYBRID SEED CORN facilities, but under analysis one • LOW ROUND TRIP WEEK-END TICKETS on sale sees them under the heading of ...iselb. personal and impersonal banks. Rockbottoffl Coffa*...... Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday-^return limit PROVINB POPULAR Are Reliable— Banquet Caffee...... ~ .30*Ib . following Monday. A bank where the personal serv­ Braaltfut Rail CoffM.... „.R 5 e lb . ice touch has been developed to an Famoua Coffa*...... ™ .38elb. extraordinary degree is the Ameri­ One of the outstanding de­ POT ROAST Patronize Them Sterling Caffee...... _..30e lb: velopments in agriculture in re can National, at 17th and Law­ Com fad Baaf. Maeha Jar* Bland.. „..8 5 t Ib. RoQDd Trip Sale Fares— 29-Day Limit cent years Is hybrid seed corn. rence streets. Prank Kirchhof, the According to information supplied president of the bank, made that PORK ROAST ADDISON'S TEA & by R. E. Patterson of the Western one of his first rules when he was Lein End ...... elected to head the Institution. He Denver FIRST CLASS COACH Seed company of Denver; the hy­ COFFEE SHOP felt that this personal touch should Roth Black Hawk Bacon OC m to Regular 2>-Dar Regular tl-Day brid system has many advantages. Klein's Food Stores Par* Sale Fare be a policy of the bank embracing Bulk or 1 lb. oartona, Ib. G w w Sala Hybrid corn is the result of all employes, that he and every crossing or combining two or member of his staff who has deal­ GREEN LIMA BEANS, No. 2 can...... 1 0 ^ Salida...... A? 9.70 $ 6 .0 0 $ 7.75 $ 4 .7 5 EXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY AND more self-fertilized or inbred ings with the bank’s patrons should SATURDAY ONLY Alamosa...... 8 .2 5 lines. Larger yields of ten to FOLGER’S COFFEE, pound can...... 8.90 6 .2 5 keep uppermost in their minds this PICKLID CORN 4 7 m ...... 2 6 ^ ^ When buying from the Gunnison ...... 12.35 8 .0 0 10.40 6 -7 5 20 bushels more per acre have thought! “ Our patrons deserve been obtained, uniform growth BEEF ...... lb. I ■ W PARD DOG FOOD firms advertising in this Durango ...... 18.35 1 3 .7 5 16.10 1 1 .7 5 every possible consideration. We and maturity of the better hybrid must see that they get it.” paper, please mention that strains being largely responsible SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS, pound...... 1 9 4 for the increase. Now the American National you saw their advertise­ ® 29-DAY LIMIT ROUND TRIP FARES on sale daily bank has always been a sound in­ JESS’ SWIFT’S SILVER LEAF LARD...... The more unfavorable the grow­ stitution. It has enjoyed the con­ 2 pounds 154 ment. ing conditions, the more striking fidence of a large clientele over a SWIFT’S X SLICED BACON, ^ lb. pkg is the advantage of hybrids. Un­ long span of years. Mr. Kirch- Super MARKET * F4RES for week-ends only der these conditions the greater hors policy, however, has strength­ REDUCED one-fourth. vigor and vitality of hybrids be­ ened ite position and has served, come apjparent. During extreme at the same time, to increase by w* N*« dv* W I R T H* S Pink Salmon heat and drought, the deep and large number* Its list of patrons, tall Cana extensive roots make the hybrids It naturally follows that people 13* For Information, TickeU, Reservations t drought-resisting. VOSS BROS. like to do their business, whether Oranga and If adapted strains of the better it be in banking or in some line of CHERRY LOAF SUPREME CAKE Bl-LOW Ortpefralt Jule* E. K. WEST, Gen. Agent, Pats. Oept. GRtIN N*. 2 Cana hybrids are grown, the soft com merchandising, with an institution CAKES, Reg. 60e..ea. 5 0 c DONUTS...... dos. 22c STAMPS Home Owned Store ON ALL SALtS. 10* or RIO GRANDE TICKET OFFICE problem is solved. With the elim­ that gives service in such a man­ HOT CROSS 2 4 Q HOLLAND RAISIN 100% UNION ination of soft corn and subse­ ner, that puts them completely at KEYSTONE *211 BUNS ___ doa. I BREAD ...... 12c Fra* Dallvaty With $2.oo Ordar 648 17th Street, Denver TAbor 1162 quent spoilage, the increased value ease. That is the American Na­ REDRRH YOUR BLUE AND ORANGE FOOD STAMPS of hybrid strains from a feeding tional’s policy. Register readers standpoint becomes apparent. are invited to vieit this bank. PAGE TWELVE Office, 938 Bannock Street THE DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Telephone, KEystone 4205 Thursday, Feb. 15, 1940 700 AT PARK HILL WOMEN’S W ORK OR PUT-WE MUST S EE REQUIESCANT Denver Priest To live in life everyone must depend on seeing. And this is CARD P A R H , FASHION SHOW what makes hundreds of people see clearly although their eyes IN PACE are weak and defective. It is the same freak of nature as when weak legs run like strong legs, because it is a life and death (Bleiied Sacrament Pariah) next meeting of the troop, which Speaks in Pueblo matter to keep out of the jaws of danger. Between eyes and MRS. MARY H. CLARKE, S64S The third annual Valentine day will be held Friday night, Feb. 16. eyesight, there is the same difference as between legs and Franklin. Wift of John Clarke, mother card party and fashion show spon­ Hyila Infant It Baptised running. Get Swigert’s service fo^ your eyM and be sure. of Mri. Dorothy Mauter, Lillian.'Dolores, sored by the Blessed Sacramtat P.- Sandra Smyth Hyde was bap­ Patsy, Mary, George, and John Clarke T.A. in the tea room of the Den­ tized by the Rev. William Mulcahy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Unger, On Jubilee Drive ver Dry Goods company Wednes­ Feb. 11. She is the infant daugh­ SWIGERT BROS. Sr,; aliter of Mrs. Dora Irwin, Mrs. Mar­ day afternoon, Feb. 14, was at­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alex­ OIDVOU5AV garet Morgan, Mrs. Theresa Smith, Mrs. tended by approximately 700 ander Hyde II. Mrs. Hyde was Pueblo.— (Sacred Heart Par­ Optametri$tt Helen Finney, Mrs. Annetta Johnson, women. More than 300 had had Lucille Ruth Meeks. Sponsors were ish)— The Bishop Vehr silver Bitkt U Too Pndoai 0 « fatin Hsu b John, Clartnce, Ralph, Harold, ■ Arthur, luncheon there preceding the party. Anne D’Arcy Cory and Theodore DctoM U Etm jubilee campaign was continued INTCWN WITH T* Guabl« With Joseph, and Robert Unger, all of Denver. The brocaded satin, down-filled Aloin Hyde, for whom Mr. and Sunday from the Sacred Heart Mrs. Clarke, 41, died Saturday, Feh. 10, comforter was won by Mrs. Jo­ Mrs. Charles Mangin were proxies. church pulpit by the Rev. William ^ow e gi€NT? 1550 Californie S S r m Phone KE. 7671 in a Denver hospital following an ex­ sephine Nadeau; the lamp went to Richard Brown, whose examina Monahan of Holy Ghost church, tended iUneii. Born in Denver, sht was Mrs. James Finn, and the bridge tions were delayed because of ill ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦00»»»M '»0*0*W M M '0***************t*»* Denver. His message portrayed the married 24 years ago to Jotin Clarke. set was awarded to Mrs. Leo Con- ness, is on the honor roll at Regis appreciation Catholics should have Requiem Mail was offered Wednesday Dell. Gardenias were presented to high. at 9 in Annunciation church. Interment for the priesthood and how fitting Ht, Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son strvice. the winner at each table, and each The C.Y.O. cagers will hold a it is on the 25th anniversary of Three ways to MATTIE COUNTS. 856 Sherman. Aunt woman present was given a bottle practice game Monday evening at the Most Rev. Urban J. Vehr that LET CS KIVOW the Park Hill gym. The regular Is our udeerfislng being r e a d ? of Carrie Bloodsworth of Galveston, Tex. of perfume. The highlight of the financial assistance be given him Requiem Mass was offered Thursday at party was the fashion show, the meeting for the girls of the C.Y.O. to carry on the work of the 9 in the Cathedral. Interment Mt. will be held in the school hall at Trim Coal Bills For ten days we vsrill allow 510.00 for this coupon on the pur­ Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son aervice. climax of which was the bridal Church in Colorado. 7:30 p. m. Coal bills take their first drop when you put your coal prob­ chase of any used automobile. Or 50c on any service job of MRS. KATHRYN HELVERN, Denvar, party, displayed on a stage and Four speakers made the appeal lems in our hands, because our prices are rock-bottom. They 55.00 or over. Present coupon after purchase. One to a cus­ W ife of Bert E, Helvem , sieter of Mrs, runway especially decorated for St. Orchestra for Ball Selected Winnia Curlin, Beattie, Kans.; Mrs, Valentine’s day. Immediately fol­ Mrs. S. P. Keating, Jr., general Sunday, the Rev. Dominic Scla- take their second drop when you get HY-HEBT Coal, because tomer. Theresa Sampson, Mrs. Ireae O’Neil, and lowing the fashion parade, assorted chairman of the 25th Easter Mon­ fani, O.S.B., at the 6 o’clock Mass; it’s more efficient, easier to regulate. And they take a third George and William O’Neil, all of Marys­ SWAYNE-WmBUSH CO. sandwiches and coffee were served. day ball, which will be held in the the Rev. William Monahan at the drop, thanks to HY-HEET Coal’s cleanliness which cuts clean­ ville, Kans. Mrs, Helvern, a member of and 9 o’clock Masses, and the Ford— Mercury— ^Lincoln Zephyr 850 Bannock Cathedral parish, died Sunday in Mercy Scout Troop 145 at Court of Lincoln room of the Shirley-Savoy ing and redecorating bills. Have your bin filled now. hospital following a short illness. She Honor hotel, has announced that Tony Rev. Forrest Allen at St. Theresa’s came to Denver in 1952 with her hus­ church, Vineland. The Very Rev. Seventeen scouts of troop 145 Ferraro and his orchestra will fur- LUMP OR EGG $5.75 band, agent in charge of tha U. S. in­ Thomas J. Wolohan spoke at the ternal revenue aervice here. She was were present at the court of honor ish the music that evening. Mrs. 7:30 evening devotions. This Sun­ Phone MAin 1221 Day or Night born ia Beattie, Kans. Funeral services held at the Smiley junior high Aaron W. Pleasants, co-chairman, and interment in Marysville, Kans, W. day there will be another guest F. Horan A Son aervice, school Monday evening. Twenty- formed a committee composed of Diamond Black speaker. KATHRYN HABLE JORDAN, 946 S. five visitors for the troop were Mmes. George Pope and A. H. Diamond Gray University. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. recorded. An attendance award is Wyers and Miss Martha Coughlin P.-T, A. Seek* Member! CARBOX COAL CO. GRANITE Diamond Pink James P. Jordan, sister of Robert and given to the troop having the to assist her. Cards will be played The P.-T. A. held its monthly 1048 Gas & Electric Bldg. MARBLE Zarlengo Bros. Cornelian James F. Jordan, all of Denver. Miss greatest number of visitors pres­ on the balcony overlooking the ball­ meeting at the school Wednesday BRONZE Jordan, 29, died Feb. 8 in St. Joseph’s Ruby Red ent. Troop 145 has frequently won room, and there will be attractive afternoon, Feb. 7. Father Wolohan STATUARY hospital of a two weeks’ illness of influ- Rainbow enia. Her father, “Doe” Jordan, is a this award and the parents and table prizes. gave an interesting talk on par­ GRANITES veteran member of the Denver fire de­ friends of the scouts of Blessed Mrs. Ed Udry will entertain St. ents’ setting a good example for partment. Requiem Mass was offered their children. Plans were made Saturday, Feb. 10, at 9 in St. Vincent de Sacrament school are urged to ac Joan of Arc’s circle at her home Paul’a church. Interment Mt. Olivet. company the boys to the courts of Friday, Feb. 23. for starting a membership drive. W, P. Horan A Son eervice. honor. Two of troop 145, Tommy Chas. E. Becker of Chicago was Mrs. M. J. McCarthy, the former LOOP MARKET MRS. NELLIE MOHAN, 1273 St. Roache and Billy Olsen, were pro­ a guest of the Thos. J. Morrisseys Miss Mary Barker, is living at FIFTEENTH AND LAWRENCE Paul. Mother of John F., Isabel, Kath­ moted to the rank of tenderfoot. over the weekend. Avondale. Recently Father Wolo­ erine, May, and Margaret Mohan, Den­ han officiated at the wedding of Free Parlnng With Pnrcbaie of 60c or Mora at 1429 Lawrence JflCQUfSilBROTHCBS ver; sister of Mre. Anna. M. Gannon, Promoted to first class were Mrs. Paul Horan is confined to Mrs. Thomas F. Savage, Mrs. Margaret Tommy Quinn and Rex Gibbons. St. Joseph’s hospital because of a Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy. ^ S T I 9 0 2 Hollister, Mrs. 0. L. Van Laningham, broken leg suffered while skating. Many at Fisk Dinner and John and Wathen M. Smith, all of Frank Davis, Henry Vellmure, and Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Charles J. Homer Anderson received service Mmes. J. G. Simpson, Karl Sacred Heart hall was filled D€SI6ri€RS • BUILD-CRS Dunn and Mrs. Edwsrd Grannell of stars. Dr. Peterson was promoted Mayer, and J. J. Reilly will enter­ Friday evening for the annual SOLES Denver; three grsndchildren also survive. to second class and John Blocksom tain St Joseph’s circle at a lunch­ fish dinner. Among the visiting Mpn*t, Women*!! mnd monum£nTSi?>7f/m€moRiaLs A^DiSTincTion Mrs. Mohan, 74, active for years in DAILY Children*! Htlf Soles Catholic charitable work, died in St. to den chief. eon Friday, Feb. 16. guests were the Very Rev. A. J. Telephone TAbor 6468-f.Office and plant, 2S E. Sth Ave., at 6th Are. and LIncedn Joseph’s hospital Sunday, her birthday, Last Sunday 14 scouts in uni­ Mmes. L. J. Ewers and L. U, Miller of St. Francis Xavier’s ROASTED TODAY- Loop Shoe 3 7 following a long illness. She had lived form received Holy Communion in Wagner will entertain St. Nor- parish, the Rev. Joseph Higgins, DENVER COLORADO in Denver since 1900, coming here with REPAIR SHOP her husband. Born in Atchison, Kans., a body. All of the Cub Scouts bert’s circle at a luncheon at 945 the Rev. Joseph Wamat, and the DELIVERED TODAY Loop Market. Lawrence Street lldt she was married there to the late John were also present and received Pennsylvania Friday, Feb. 16. Rev. Andrew Sucek of St. Pat­ Alee, Qnality Teaa, Spieea, F. Mohan, a road contractor, and the Holy Communion. Aaron W. Pleasants, who has rick’s parish; the Rev. Paul Fife, couple moved soon after to Pueblo, Exlraels and Baidag Powder The firms listed here de­ where they remained ten years before Feb. 25 troop 145 will join all been confined to his home because O.S.B., of St. Leander’s parish, coming here. Mrs. Mohan was a mem­ the other Catholic troops of the of illness, is improving. and the Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald, serve to be remembered Gallagher Transfer & Storage Co. ber of St. Philomena’s Altar and Rosary city in St. Paul’s chapel of the Altar Society Convenei chaplain of St. Mary’s hospital. society and the Queen of Heaven and Cathedral, where Bishop Urban J. At the Altar and Rosary society when you are distributing 2424 ARAPAHOE Good Shepherd Aid eoeieties. Requiem Joe Musse, 225 N. Bradford, Mass was offered Wednesday at 0 in St. Vehr will address them and bless meeting held Friday in McDon­ suffered a severe laceration of his your patronage in the dif­ T A . 3341 Philomena’s church. Interment Mt. their flags and banners. Further ough hall two new members were foot last week. Olivet. W. F. Horan A Son service. received, Mmes. Frank Hill and ferent lines of business. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND MACHINERY MOVING details will be announced at the Mrs. Ehert, 606 W. 11th street, MRS. HENRIETTA NALLY, 429 E. H. J. Harney. Mrs. S. P. Keating, 14th avenue. Sister of Mrs. T. W. Mc­ has been seriously ill at her home. Carthy, Denver; aunt of Edwain Mc­ Jr., reported that the tickets for Mrs. Sam Barnett has been sick Carthy, La Fayette, Ind.; Louie A. Rich­ the Easter Monday ball had been the past week because of a throat ardson, Chicago; Mrs. Dorothy R. Porter­ distributed to the members of the PALMER field, Adon Park, Fla., and Mrs. Mary pmoiis SWAP ailment. Public Speaking committee and urged the co-opera­ Holland, Highland Park, III. Mrs. Nally. Rose Prhackel is ill at her home. THEODORE 65, died Friday, Feb. 9, at her home. She tion of all those present. Mrs. F l o u r s was born in Hannibal, Mo., coming to Thos. J. Rogers announced the fol­ The members of the parish St. Courses Start Colorado in 1902 following her marriage lowing committees for this year Vincent de Paul conference at­ Loop Pnblii* ^arket to John F. Nally, former railroad man, tended the Particular council’s who died two years ago. Requiem Mass E Hospitality chairman, Mrs. W. J. HACKETHAL was offered Monday at 9 in the Cathe­ McMenamy; entertainment, Mrs. meeting held Sunday afternoon, We carry the largest and finest stock in the city At Regis High dral. Interment Mt. Olivet. W. P. Karl Mayer; historian, Mrs. Al­ Feb. 11, at St Francis Xavier’s at Palmer’s usual low prices. Horan A Son service. Alamosa.— The exchange of fred H. Rampe; flowers, Mrs. parish. Air Conditioned LOUIS SANTIPETRO, 5932 Navajo. pastors for the purpose of stimu­ OPEN SUNDAYS (Regia High School) Husband of Mrs. Josephine Ssntipetro, Louis Dispense; cassocks and sur­ Mrs. Laura Conner has moved lating Interest in the silver jubi­ from the Grand hotel to the Lan- Obligatory courses in public father of Jerry, Roxie, Rent, Johnny, plices, Mrs. Henry J. Vellmure; FREE DELIVERY KE. 6010 Angelina, and Mary Santipetro, uncle of lee campaign was arranged as fol­ don hotel. MORTUARY speaking for all juniors and seniors vestments, Mrs. Fred Schunzel; Pasquale Brancucci and Mike Gioso, all lows: Feb. 4, the Rev. Joseph altar linens, Mrs. Mark J. Felling; Mrs. Ellen Carroll, mother of at Regis high were intrdduced of Denver; brother of Mrs. Carmela Teres, S.F., of Del Norte offered 1449-51 Kalamath St. Brancucci and Rocco, Michael, and Nicho­ courtesy, Mmes. P. J. Desilets, W. Helen Duane of this parish, passed Monday, Feb. 12. The third period the 10:30 Mass here while the Rev. Phone MAin 4006 on Monday and Wednesday morn­ las, all in Italy; father-in-law of Goldie E. Dolan, and Thos. D. Fahey. The away last week. Mrs. Carroll was and Helen Santipetro. Mr. Santipetro, E. J. McCarthy was in Walsen- buried after services in St. Pat­ COLFAX ings is being devoted to pub­ 60, a Denver resident for 80 years, died members of the Legion of Mary MARKET burg; Feb. 11, the Rev. Peter Rigo, rick’s church. COLFAX AT lic speech throughout the entire Friday, Feb. 9. at his home of a two- called on the sick of the parish, COLFAX AT month illness. He had been an employe C.R., of San Luis and Father Mc­ Irene Christy has returned DOWNING second semester. All the classes and Mrs. Thos. J. Morrissey, sec­ MABION of a Denver eewer pipe and clay firm Carthy exchanged pulpits; Feb. 18, retary, was appointed to give that from Walsenburg and is now liv­ began immediate preparation for for a quarter of a century. Born in Italy, the Rev. John Woran of Monte ing at 4232 11th street. Miles & Dryer the preliminary contests in elo­ he came here directly from his native report.epo Vista will be in Alamosa, while Among newcomers to the parish ExcIaalTolr a tiah cution, which will be held next land. He was a member of the Potenia Mrs. Frank Erickson, who re­ lodge, made up of Denver men who were Father McCarthy will go to Monte are Charles M. Wall, 125 W. 12th and poaltrr market. week. The teacher of English in turned recently from a month’s Bruno’s Printing C o ., born in that city. Requiem Mass was Vista and Center; Feb. 25, Fa­ street, and George Schrewage, 409 n S H AND Free delivery each class will conduct the class offered Tuesday at 10 in Our Lady of vacation in Mexico City, gave an ther McCarthy will be in La Jara. W. 7th street. Special Fed Wheel Tickets for elimination and the leading speak­ Mt. Carmel church. Interment Mt. interesting talk on Catholic Action Se a FOOD TAbor 1776 Olivet. W, P. Horan A Son service, The Bishop’s silver jubilee The little daughter of Mr. and ers will vie in a preliminary con­ in Mexico and told of the colorful Baaaars and Camiv||tU MISS CATHERINE WELCH, 1462 drive is off to a good start. The Mrs. Anthony Verlingia is recov­ test. The semi-finals will be held Lenten fiestas that are held in TURKEYS Pennsylvanis. Sister of Mary Cunning­ following have been selected to ering at St. Mary’s hospital from March 13 to select the group of ham. aunt of T. J. Cunningham, Denver, Spain and Mexico. With a Flavor Catholic Work Our an operation. four that will contest for the and Mrs. Thomas G. Garrison, Golden. organize and carry on the drive: Circle to Meet at Olin FRESH Requiem Mass was offered Mondsy at Chairman, T. H. Fee; secretary, Specialty medals in the finals. Mmes. Aaron W. Pleasants, A. OYSTERS 9:30 in St. Patrick’s church. Interment Katherine Reeves; treasurer, Mrs. A. Freppel, and C. Wibel will be Dit Picked Eight debaters made the journey Mt. Olivet. W. P. Horan A Son service. 1936-88 LAWRENCE ST. MRS. MARY HORAN, 2473 River J. M. Ortiz; captains— John Stef­ hostesses to the Little Flower Fiery Grosses Burned DUCKS and GEK8B to Fort Collins Saturday to partici­ drive. Wife of James Horan, Sr.; mother fen, Henry Heigel, Paul Murphy, circle Friday, Feb. 16, at the Olin KEyatone 6348, 6349 pate in a state practice tourna­ of James. Jr.; Daniel. William, and E. J. Dawson, Pascal Lee, Stanley hotel. In Boulder Recently ment. While these debates were Thomas Horan, Mrs. Thomas Mahoney, Salazar, Levero Gonzalles, Mrs. non-decision affairs, with no critic Mrs. Ray Talcott. Mrs. Herbert Erfurdt, Anyone wishing tickets for the FLORIOA FRUIT GO. VOSS DROS. BAKERIES and Mrs. Forrest Rees; 17 grandchildren Wm. Murray, Mrs. Pete Schoen- benefit card party to be given at Boulder. — Two fiery crosses judges, they afforded opportunity and two great-grandchildren also sur­ berger, and Mrs. Virginia Mar­ the Denver tea room Thursday, that revived memories of the Famous Colorado for experience in three types of vive. Mrs. Horan, who would have been tinez. May We Serve You ► debating. All discussions were on 73 Wednesday, died Saturday in St. An­ Feb. 23, by the Dominican Sisters heyday of the Ku Klux Klan were Pascal Celery ► the national tournament subject, thony’s hospital after a short illness. This group will meet Sunday at of the Sick Poor may get them burned in Boulder Feb. 12. One Special Attention to Parties in St. GEO. P. Born in Wexford, Ireland, she had lived 7 p. m. to perfect the organization from Mrs. Patrick S. Dolan, 2801 Shipped Prepaid Anywhere Philomena’s and Cathedral ► government ownership of the rail­ here since her 16th year. She was mar­ of the two crosses was burned in preparatory to the actual solicit­ Eudora, EMerson 2685, who is the in U.S.A. Parishes ► HACKETHAL roads. ried to James Horan, retired Public front of State Senator Rudolph Service Co. employe, in 1889. She was ing. representative for this parish. Johnson’s residence and the other CH. 5524 One Store Only ► The seniors will complete the a member of St. Dominic’ s Altar and Ro­ Chicken Pie Our Specialty Funeral Director Offieert Elected Joseph Ottmann, father of Frank on nearby Mt. Sanitas. Senator ► taking of individual pictures for sary society and the Ladies’ Catholic Ottmann of this parish, is at Mercy 1240 Acoma TA. 16S6 the annual this week. On Thurs­ Benevolent association, St. Mary’s The Tabernacle society held its Johnson has been agitating for ► branch No. 298. Requiem Mass was hospital, where he underwent an From their CalifomU Noritlat! the the repeal of the Old Age pension Chri!tian Brother! Mnd yon ten lapcrb The firms listed here de­ day afternoon the pictures oJE the offered Wednesday at 9:80 in St. Domi­ monthly meeting at the rectory Feb. 8. A goodly number of mem­ operation last Saturday. amendment. In the past year wine!. The Brother! mmintain St. organizations were completed. Ac­ nic’s church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Mary*! College and other achooli serve to be remembered Boulevard service. Patsy Collins and Peggy Jane similar demonstrations have oc­ tion pictures of the basketball team bers were present. The following thronrh th« m U of their ^ ca t wine. MRS. PHILOMENA ZARLENGO, 8634 White of this parish are on the curred several times. Residents when you are distributing were taken at the Mullen home officers were elected: Mrs. E. J. freshman honor roll for the se­ Lipsn. Wife of Frank A. Zarlengo, Dawson, president; Mrs. Ray Stef­ attribute the incidents to an ef­ your paitronage in the dif­ Hartford-Alcorn game on Sunday. mother of Dominie, Nettie, John, Rose, mester at St. Mary’s academy. fen of Hooper, vice president; Mrs. fort being made to revive the PAUL’S At the weekly chapel hour in Anna, Daniel. George, and Lucille Zar­ KE, 4875 Free Delivery ferent lines of business. lengo: mother-in-law of Jo Ann and Jo­ Wm. Gilmore of Hooper, secre­ K.K.K. Mortuary Lent,_ the Way of the Cross is sephine Zarlengo, sister-in-law of Mi­ substituted for the usual character­ tary, and Mrs. Dan Holly, treas­ chael Zarlengo, Mrs. Mary Brunette, Mrs. urer. One of the groups raising Patronice These Firms. They "V V w w w w training sermons which are fea­ Josephine Granato, and William Zarlengo; Are C o -o p e r a tin g With Your 620 E. Colfax KE. 2779 tured in the year. aunt of Joseph, John, Frank, and Louis money for the new altar reported Dyer. Mrs. Zarlengo died of a heart legion Curia to Paper. CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL SHOPPING through the chairman, Mrs. Edith The intra-mural basketball class attack Tuesday while returning home from the burial of Louis Santipetro at McKie, that 551.50 had been col­ tournament, with games between Mt. Olivet cemetery. Her husband, city lected. Mrs. George Dick made BRIDGE SETS moaorrakimed Call a the class teams, has reached the engineering department employe, was a motion, which was enthusiasti­ mid-way mark. As soon as the with her at the time. Mrs. Zarlengo to pleaso ...... ______59c Classified Ads was born in Italy 66 years ago and came cally carried, that the society fill Convene Tliursilay schedule is completed a new game, a cedar chest to be disposed of to to the United States as a girl. She had A. H. WYERS y It will pay yon to road ALL o f tho following advertiaomenta. ZONE CAB “ Twenty-One,” will be substituted lived hi Denver almost continuously swell the Altar fund. It was sug­ for the regulation basketball. since then. The Rosary will be recited at Denver’s Legion of Mary curia MAln 7171 the Boulevard mortuary Friday at 8 p. gested that the members, instead Printing Company Games are being played at the of plajnng cards in Lent, engage will hold its monthly meeting Prompt. Conrteons Serrlce m. Requiem Mass will be offered Satur­ DRUG STORES CHEAPER RATES noon recess on Tuesdays and day at 10 in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in sewing such articles as could Thursday evening, Feb. 22, at 8 174* Champa S t SHEET METAL Thursdays. o’clock in St. Catherine’s school CLEAN NEW CABS church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Boule­ be put in the cedar chest. HUTCHINSON’S PHARMACY C. H. Whe«lcr S h «t Metal Work. Air vard service. hall. Active members of the vari­ Conditioning, smokestack!. Gutters and The Sacred Heart league will COAL Your Naborhood Druggist WILLIAM R. ALVEY. 8741 Stuart. ous praesidia have been asked to Pbona Spruce 0588 700 So. Pearl down spouti quickly and accurately i»- Father of Madge Livingston, Leah Rice, receive Communion in a body Feb. get in touch with their auxiliary DUSTLESS DELIVERY paired. KE. 8678. 1217 E. 9th Ave. Seminarian Baptizes Emma Harvey, and Clara, Anna, Charles, JAMES HUTCHINSON DOYLE’S 18. The monthly meeting will be members before the curia meeting lUrl, snd Joseph Alvey. Requiem Mass on this same day at 2:30 p. m., Climax Lump or Egg 55.95 FURNACES AND GRATES Nephew in Goiden was offered Monday at 9 in Holy Family in order to find out how many ALL GRADES AT STANDARD PRICE KIMSEY & CO. PHARMACY church. Interment Mt. Olivet. Olinger when the group will make plans to FURNACES INSTALLED St REPAIRED plan to attend the legion day of SPECIAL STOKER COAL Th« Particclar Drncgitt service. take an active part in the silver (Real Estate Sales and Rentals) H. H. York. 627 E. Expoeition. PEarl 2218 recollection March 3. The short MORTGAGE LOANS 17TH AVE. AND GRANT GEORGE A. LOMBARDI. 3745 Lipan. jubilee drive. Golden. — Howard Samuel, in­ Son of Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Lombirdi, retreat, which will be held in St. THE OWEN COAL CO. 308 S. Pearl (Near Theater) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EE. 6987 FREE DELIVERY fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene brother of Ernest, Prosper, snd Mary Lenten devotions are held each Paul’s chapel of the Cathedral be­ S#1 Wa Bayand Ava. SP. 4428 PE. 4638 Reconditioned pianoe. players, grands, Bolitho, was baptized Sunday, Feb. Lombardi. Mass of the Angels was of­ Sunday, Wednesday and Friday tween 1 and 5 p. m., is open to all organa (pipe and reed), orchestral instru- 11, by his uncle, the Rev. Mr. fered Ssturday, Feb. 10, at 10 in Our at 7:30 p. m. On Sundays ser­ legionaries, active and auxiliary. menu. T. R. Walker. 236 Broadway. SP. Howard Delaney, who is a student Lady of Mt. Carmel church. Interment FOUNDED BY H. T. MURRAY WANTED—FURNITURE 7364. ALTAR BREADS Mt. Olivet. Olinger service. mons are preached on the sacra­ Reports to the curia will be in major orders at St. Thomas’ MRS. CATHERINE FACINELLI, 509 ments by the Rev. Harold Glea­ made by Our Lady’s Presentation WANTED— Household fnmltart, old cloth­ MATTRESS RENOVATING seminary. Sponsors were Gerald 9th street. Golden. W ife of Herman son, and on Wednesdays the Com­ praesidium. Presentation parish, ing. pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. The SEWING Facinelli, mother of Mrs. Anna Mc- Denver Deanery’s Benefit Shop. Call TAbor SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME Delaney and Elizabeth Rowe. mandments are discussed by the Denver, and Our Lady of Perpet­ 2916. 1886 Lawrence street. MATTRESSES CUSHIONED WITH Kendry, Denver, and Esther, Guido, An­ QUALITY INNER SPRINGS. NEW Lfttl# Girlf* DrefM8« Embroideir* Lenten devotions are being held drew. and Pete Facinelli, Golden; sister pastor. On Friday afternoons Sta­ ual Help praesidium. La Junta. MonoflTunins. Ete. tions of the Cross are held for the COVERS, FELTED, CARDED, 66.46, on Wednesday and Friday eve- of Mrs. Pearl Dimier. Denver. ^ Mrs. Faci­ Legion Pajr! Tribute to Migr. HOTELS ONE-DAY SERVICE. MATTRESSES THE SISTERS OF THE ningrs at 7:45. Weekday Masses nelli, 68, died in St. Anthony’ s hospital children, at 4:15, and at 7:30 Sta­ O’ Rjran RENOVATED. NEW COVERS. 62.45. WE Tuesday following three weeks’ illness. tions of the Cross are arranged for ALSO RECOVER STUDIO COUCHES. GOOD SHEPHERD are held at 7 ;45. Holy Communion Born in Austria, she came to America 28 Legionaries from all over Den­ NEWHOUSE HOTEL years ago and had been a resident of congregational prayer. ver gathered Thursday evening, IN THE SHADOW of Colorado’s beau­ MOUNTAIN STATES MATTRESS CO. TELEPHONE PEARL 1461 is distributed at 7 and 7:30 daily. 2166 15TH ST. TA. 9932. The waffle supper given by the Golden for the past 16 years. Requiem Two Requiem High Masses have Feb. 15, at St. Leo’s church to tiful eapitoL Oollax at Grant, Denver. Mass will be offered Saturday at 9 :S0 in been offered for Bishop J. Henry Groceries • Meats • Bakery Colo. FURNACE AND HEATING Altar and Rosary society Feb. 5 St. Joseph’i church, Golden. Interment pay final tribute to Monsignor was a success. Mt. Olivet. Tihen. William O’Ryan, Colorado’s first CATHOUC DAUGHTERS’ HOME. Air-Conditioning, gas and coal furnaces. 1772 Grant Pleasant home for girla THOMAS H. LYNCH. 81 Pennsylvania. legion spiritual adviser to die. The MURRAY’S O'Brien Sheet Metal A Furnace Worka. J. T. Upton Renovating Husband of Mrs. Anna Mae Lynch, father legion prayers and the Rosary SINCE 1882 2541 Larimer. MA. 5426. Co. of Mrs. John Dandrow, Miss Margaret IV o Denver Catholics HOME FOR SALE Lynch, and Edward Maynard, Thomas were recited. As spiritual adviser Phones GR. 1613-14-15 FOR RENT Selling Aurex Tubes of pur Lady of Victory prae­ Weat 32nd * JnlUa PROMPT Fletcher, and Edwin Henry Lynch, ail S. Josephine St:, 5 rooms, full finished Walking distance, 6 room modern cottage, of Denver; brother of Mrs. Mary Dunn, sidium, Monsignor O’Ryan had basement den, laundry room, gas h.w. clean. Very desirable. Adults only. 1999 PERSONAL Towanda, Pa. Mr. Lynch died Saturday, F. W. McKenna of St. Cather­ never, as long as his health al­ heat Cloaa to church, schools. 64,999. Ninth S t REASONABLE Feb. 10, of a three-year illness. Nearly lowed, missed a meeting. Members PE. 8782. SERVICE 60 years old, he had acted as an account­ ine’s parish and F. D. Needham of FREE INFORMATION ant for numerous local firms for the the Cathedral parish have been ap­ of St. Leo’s praesidium acted as BOARDING HOMES WANTED CIVIL SERVICE INFORMATION FREE, W. H. L'PTON. more than 20 years he had lived in pointed representatives in this guard of honor at the bier between JOE KEATING’S Huiac«T Denver. He was born in Antrim, Pa., Delmar Institute, 595 Tabor Bldg.. Oenves.' snd resided in Wyoming before coming district for the Aurex vacuum tube 7 and 8 p. m. Thursday. Good boarding homes wanted tot babies MA. 9836. 765 Tejon Street here. Requiem Hsss was offered Tues hearing aid made by the Aurex 1619 Tremont St. one month to two years 'old. Apply Chil­ day at 9 in St. Francis de Sales’ church. dren’s Dept, Catholic Charities, 1665 BOARD AND ROOM TAbor 5223 Interment Mt. Olivet. corporation of Chicago, 111. The Grant Street, KE. 6386. Denver office will known as Draught Beer Have vacancy for old age pensioner. Board, MRS. JOANNA MORRISON, 2973 S. room, and care, woman preferred.- Ref­ Grant. Mother of George and John Mor­ the Aurex Denver company, lo­ DORAN PRINTING erences. KE. 2985, 1723 Pearl S t rison, Englewood, and Alex Morrison, cated at 1002 Republic building. Mixed Drinks Minneapolis, Minn. Requiem Mass Is HATTERS! Wedding announeements and Stationery, FLOWERS TED D AY being offered Friday at 9 in St. Louis’ The Aurex is endorsed by the and all Commercial Printing. Wheel REED AUTO SALES American Medical association. The "Hat Raeenditioning tickets, always. You can’t beat our pricee. Fresh cut flowers, plants, funeral designs, Home Mortuary church, Englewood. Interment Mt. Olivet. Sarrica EzelnaiTtiT" Try Our Famous . PROP. TOM REED ANNA A. SHEA, 1826 Logan. Requiem company was established 17 years Free Street Guides. RODGERS PRINTING wreaths, and sprays. Lieb Florists. 2691 Relatives may receive their CO. 511 14th S t KE. 4954. Quitman. STUDEBAKER AGENCHf Mass was offered Thursday at 10 in the ago and has conducted a vast ’^733 E. Colfax, at Clarkaon CHILI friends here the same as they Cathedral. Interment Mt. Olivet. amount of experimentation. Those CALL MAIN 6838 Beat Tradaa In Town would in their own homes. JOHN WUELLNER. Mullen home. Re- interested may arrange for a ^For Fraa Pick-np and DallTary quiem Mast was offered Tuesday at ( 937 Sanu F« TA. 5808 240t FEDERAL BLVD. demonstration by Mr. McKenna or Barrica OPEN SUNDAYS at the Mullen home. Interment Mt. Olivet 12 A. M. to 2 P. M. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS GL. 5708 Hartford-.Aleorx ferviee. Mr. Needham.

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