Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1921, Page 21

f ~ THE EVENING STAR, - WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1921.° Zi shortly before 10 o'clock that three 'THERH nz WATCH FOR WHISKY CARS. | 5205, *ore, Y’ eew o ome wus| BB 00be 19 JRT, the city. The citizen refused to dis- JP‘AIII lstlfl':le; o'fl the Senior and Report to Police Said Three Auto unior Brotherhoods of St. Andrew close his identity. begin tomorrow evening with a 2 night chief of de- | t th 3 lh two b h Loads Were on Way to District. | ,;\{ves was informed of the report i "_y shn'e Church, Geort .";“" -l 1 All roads leading into the District | and immediately communicated with w. B. .| the severa ce stations, from which from Maryland were guarded by po- [1C8SICTR, B0 CUPYG" Guard the roads ‘fleld secretary licemen from shortly after 10 o'clock | gng apprehend the Tnachines it they |of the brotherhood, anfl Edward last night untii this morning on the [ came through. Shields. One of tne subjects to be lortl:lou! {;u;t lhre_er h;uwmom 8 londI:: {:t ?"fi.’ zrm“f-‘r‘{"m nn.tll:lm"= dllc\ul!ed is lhsl comlfn[ _thirty-sixth hod whisky. e machines, w 8 e al a qual of | annual conventio - their valuable loads, however, failed | whisky was seized on Several mae s be beother: Senator Urges Catholic Con- toappear. e tram | chines mear thers Iast night. Whether 6. All of the local ergt. amb of e traffic squa this was part q e shipment which | brotherhoods are urged to b - was informed by a citizen last night | was reported here is not known. ent at the meeting tomorrow night. vention to Befriend Col- ored Race. General discussion of the agenda of the conference consumed the' major portion of the early session of the first ishtin iciency ~ Your Gas | featis Council of Catholic Men at the New ‘Willard Hotel today, following which the entire organization went to the White House, where they were re- Is dependent ]argdy upon hav“‘g ceived by President Harding. modern gas fixtures in your home. Reports of the resolutions commit- tee and election of members to the With the approach of the longer even- || executive board will be held at the late session today, while tonight a ings of Fall and Winter, consider the dramaticjentertatnment WILL be nee: advisability of having us install at o R e Sencoi comparatively small cost some new [l !*beierdine the Americantsm of the gas fixtures or portable lamps. We'll igias Intglerance and- Biesaing for install them promptly and without |f| [Awerie™ tre ncatoss sendtor Davia 1. Walsh of Massachusetts addressed 2nnoyance. s ca ek Enveraies: held wnder the auspices of the organization last ight. The installation of !heu fixtures is simple, and fhe idea that a citizen could not be p d Al i b hi ld erican because he could not requires very little time. Unrestricted choice of Speak English was atiackea by Sena- I i e ‘Walsh, who sai “A man who I n'iany different designs, styles and sizes is assured c‘;‘;mm‘h,',A > i word of Englith cun JE | erve the American flag and die for all who inspect our display NOW—while our as- 2s well as the best English scholar in sortment is complete. . ¢ | |the country.” Senator Walsh dwelt at length on the splendid record made by Catholic men uring the war, and, referring to the idea that there is a relationship between a man's religion and his pa- triotism, said cannot understand how there can be one scintilla of doubt about the loyalty of the Cath- olics of America, or at least about o ght to Re here and worship charged and paid for e et i netates oe ey consciences. After men of all rac in small monthly | and religious fought together an died together I cannot understand sums when you pay ! how.any man can dare ask another % \ i what his religion or race is.” your gas bill. Referring to the American negroes PRt ], |as “oppressed people.” Senator Walsh I > made a strong appeal to members of D the National Council of Catholic Men N 16 do all in their power to befriend and aid the colored race. He blamed the modern drift of edu- cation toward materialism as the fun- damental cause of the present unrest. Rear Admiral William S. Benson. president of the Baltimore archdio- Cesan council of the organization, P! held‘ the relpgnlhe made by l:c Catholic laymen of the country to the SALES DEPARTMENT | . .oonsiinidaliiihomsliahmnimn: . 419 TENTH ST. NW i call made by the hierarchy for the organization of a national organiza- tion of laymen. More than 1000 people attended the meeting, included among whom were about forty members of the American |R Catholic Hierarchy, who are assem- bled for their annual conference at the Catholic Universit STORM DELAYS MEETING. 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