Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1921, Page 17

THE EVENING ' STAR, - WASHINGTON, D. C., “MONDAY, NOVEMBER. ‘14; 1921. 70 OF GONZAGA FETE Pope and President Among ' Sues Schiool O]ficlalc America’s unknown soldier, laid | NOBLE, Ark.. Nov to his final rest at Arlington Fri- uwN UNEMPLHYED of mand: ‘.‘ Those Sending Greetings day, with all ‘the nonors a grate- on College’s Centennial. | ful world could bistow. was not forgotten-when the national salute Honored by congratulations {rumi Tope Benedict, President Harding and of twenty-one guns brought the HH 3 H 1. Titen to a close and the largest |Citizens’ Committee Esti- nl:fim?ll{: "um. had evsr gaul\- x e 1 " . bask to the cagicay, moved =1y | mates Total Within 6,000. Lundreds of other leaders in church and state. the faculty of Gonzaga Col- lege today formally observed the se Yesterday the sarcophagus con- ond of the five a centennial ceu--l 3 | | roumes, b taining the body was the shrine i stockings or abbreviated skirts to which thousands of Washing- Cannot Aid Floaters. would be tolerated in the nionies of the college. Rt Rev. Owen B. Corrigan, bishop | tonians and others journeyed. 5 T gar g nem- | | wchools. From eerly morning until late af- The Citizens' Committee on Unem- = and administrator of the archdiocese, | celebrated hontifical high m: t o0, ternoon a steady pilgrimage to [Ployment of the District of Columbia o'clock in St. Aloysius’ Church. du- i age eighteen, ms whe wan dismissed for face powder. year the wchool nt the tomb of the unknown brought | ix of the opinion that the District will |OT8 complain that siilled labor is ::m::‘,:"::fl'l‘I‘};ec’m:!"i‘:‘“ ofad | be able to handle its own unemployed | *RL S L 10 AT End i of the. 327 respects, was more impressive than | this winter, but cannot take care of | cities in the nation ‘Whn\:: |mm;\ajh)n the tributes paid with the pomp [floaters coming from outside, the|iS 20,000 or more have organized of ceremony. ident's ' | ors' ‘emergency committec in President’s conference on unemploy-|ance with the recommendation Men, women and children of all i - . |ment announced today. the unemployment conferen crecds and classes went by auto of the ot hot organized are so ! moblle, by street car and afoot to The local committee estimates that ot orginized @ A { the sacred reservation to pay in |the total unemployed will not exceed | Srogied that there is no grave loca simple fashion a heartfelt nomage | go00 o) Tt Darag - to the unknown. The street car X in the total population. During| Tpe states most thoroughly organ- service was not equal io the de- |the last three weeks of October, 4,752 | ized to date, the conference an- mands made upon it. and at times | unemployed registered at the local | nounced. are Massachuseils. | ®o heavy was the travel on the | niioviiens bureau and jobs were | (W)ih the exception of Chicagzo roads to Arlington that serious .|foung°for 1,681, Of those who applied | "“"":'Q}“',;‘“:.cmfifl‘ o rnia, Oregon, congesti vi ided. 1081 ashingto ia. | e e ot tas comed. | for work 1.130 were clerical or pro- | Manufacturers employers gen- e s lan ametetaly by suroricy | fessional, 519 were skilled labor, 810 cinit) nre doceihi it O e were unskilled labor and 1,684 were | cponsibility to 4 neteworthy degree, 4 ! domestics. The highest placements|a statement by the conferénce said. R o were f11 in the domestic labor and|Definite instances are reported as in- In Sngland it 18 a custom to hang | the lowest were seventy-three in the | creasimg where enjargement or reno- 4 bundle of straw under a bridge | clcrical or professional group. House- | vation nf plants and jmprovements in | that is being repaired as a sign that j keepers in the District, the conference | equipment are being ordered as u di- t contribution 1o the emergeney house servants and building contract- | drive. nz the coilege. The president of | aul R. Conniff. was to Rishop Corrigan, N r were Rev. Henry siant and the d Raphael V J. Shardelle. The deacon of the mass cas Pev. i s ctus J. formerl president of the v. Georze D. Neitzey of | an Order, was master of heats passing underneath should he'dnnounced. still report a scarcity of | r. careful. - Sermon by Rev. ( The sermon at the h: Ignatius’ Church, merly rector of S hurch here and president College. The centennial ceremonies of Gon- | zaga were begun yvesterday morning at 11 o'clock with a solemin pontifical mass, celebrated by Rt Rev. Bishop #n. rector of Catholic ostolie delegate to States, Archbishop Bon- zano, presided at the spey throne erected within the sanciuary. The sanctuary was thronged with repre- ! sentatives of the leading orders of the church—the Dominicans. ciscans, un- Paul The Warmth— The Value—100% Men’s 5 provincial province of the ate's deacens of honor : Al and Re w0 HaE ST | BRYAN LAUDS HARDING. | STONE INSCRIBED WITH EGYPTIAN BIRD'S s e St "“ xade etesttle in Speech| JJTEROGLYPHICS FOUND IN PALESTINE FREeny | G #ISEI0Y ceramonieas] Says Former Secretary. | SUMPTUOUS FURS Prof. Hil Makes Address. Regally handsome Coats, P\cnmn‘ \\ raps and Capes, as well as Scarfs | small Furs in the smartest, cflul- developed by New York style creators. Rebutldmg Furs a Specmlly FURS ny ap- REMODELED & REPAIRED p;::‘x‘x’d»d\m‘mm kel WOMEN PLEDGE AID. satee to the conference may know that French FUR Shop FRANCE OBSERVES DAY. e oo s o 5w 0 206 134k St NW. Call M. 1706 ES DAY. | oE TROGRAD PORT DECAYS. |5occrustionss Zasgus wint support | mat i . Rt b Armistice Celebrati ! s arms Pt frec fro ot ey 0£'Only 20 Ships Can Dock Where Naval Holiday Program. picion " P Tt approval of the American at linitation pro lined Saturday by Secre nmmfim‘ Pwas voiced yesterds witni, PUILADELPHIA, November 14, — prove one of the most im ver made in Palestiy 1 by Dr. Clarence S, . head of the University of ‘s expedition to the , in a letter made public : xtone on d about thirty ptian h s Bryan befor discove L v as subdencon « class of Mount Vernon Pla Frans B T Bune preached “hurch mon. : e b The polion : Scitsehe glorified atest man of the Ritherto said_the stone old_students Hall. Tomorrow be 2 solemn ted by Rev. 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