Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1923, Page 13

ARCHBISHOP URGES WORK AMONG BOYS Addresses Catholic Charities Banquet—Stresses Need of Organization. “You will do m boy who is on streets Tight path than if you give lion dollars to t edif city,” declared Archbishop Michael J Curler, in an address before three hundred Catholic business men of the city at the Catholic Charities ban- ‘iuet at Rauscher's - last night. He urged the men to s mn rt the work' )t the Catholic Charitics in Wash-| ington. { e day has gone when charity of merely giving a loaf of a4 some water Lo eity Ly putti e was 1o be| o Claim ex “Works of charity, i Deart Doy is worth while: he. m windows or do something he 10t, but there is not a boy under the hed properly way of Lom I In Our Town l A man was goxnw along the Aveunue. To be exact, he was only the part of a l'l\ll. who was making the best of was left of himself by setting his body in a a wheel chair and d 5 shoving himself | along briskly on the outer edge of the curbing. And on his face| was the cheerful acceptance with whichphilos- ophy yields to fute, N “There's a brave 7 tellow?” The man who Y, sald it was a big- boned man in a sombrero. The man_who answer- ed was wearing something nifty in green. ot necessarily. Just as likely to as to have lost you come by misfortune. s ou bear {t. Why, man, look him. He's smiling.” And the big-boned man lifted his brero’ as if—as if the flug was ing by. — Improvement. From the Richmoud Times-Dispatch. “Our boss,” sald the henna blond stenographer, | bishop was the guest of honor. The ur boss is polite. He ; never writes ‘Please remit' on a bill o “fraidt o' hurtin® - THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY NEW CONVENT HERE BLESSED BY PRELATE Archbishop Curley Takes Part in Consecration of Catholic U. St. Bonaventure's, the new convent and houte of studles of the Friars Minor Conventuals, was blessed b: Archbishop Michael J. Curley yester dny. Blshop Shahan, rector of the | Catholic University, consecrated three of the seven altars in the chapel. The new building is opposite the campus of Catbolic University, and will be used for the fourth-year the- ologians of the order attending the university. The new building is of tapestry brick, three stories high and can ac- commodate twenty-three students. The order_has its mother house at Syracuse. N. Y., and has about fifty houses throughout the country. Following the ceremonies a lunch- eon was glven at which the arch- banquet was attended by the heads of the other orders at the university, the deans of the faculty, and a num- ber of visiting pastors. Rev, Leo Greulich, provincial of the order, came from Syracuse to attend the cere- mony. Very Rev. Raphael M. Huber is superior of the new convent. s e FEDERAL POSITIONS OPEN. Civil Service Commission An- nounces Examinations. operator, departmental service, at $1,000 to $1,600 a year: associate pe- troleum engineer, bureau of mines, Department of the Interior, for duty at Bartlesville, Okla., at $3,000 a year; laboratory helper, departmental serv- ice, at $800 to $500 a yea sistant agronomist,' bureau of plant indus- try, Department of Agriculture, at $2,040 to $2,600 & year; assistant bacte- riologist (food products), bureau of plant industry, Department of Agriculture, at $2,040 to $3,500 a year:. I t‘ullurul statisticlan, at $! ar; agricultural st u 300 to $5.:000 2 year; assoclate agri. statistician, at $3.000 to $4,000 bureau of agricultural eco- Department of Agriculture tant, hydrographic of partment, at $1,000 operative, secret se ice, Treasury Department, with allowance for subi when away from post of duty on of- ficlal bueiness; matron and seamstress, Indian service, at $640 to $900 a year, with quarters, heat and light free of ost. “Yn” addition to the salaries named above the increase of $20 a month will be allowed for most positions the baglc salary of which does not ex- ceed $2,600 a year. Full Information and Apg"clflon blanks may be obtained at the office of the Civil Service Commission, 1724 F street northwest. —_—— DEBS NOT SERIOUSLY ILL. RRE HAUTE, Ind., November 21. ugene V. Debs, sociallst leader, is NOVEMBER 21, 1923. his home he His condition last night to be ordered confined to his bhed by physicians recently after suf- fering from straln occasioned by a 1on: speaking tour. He disregarded the orders. sccording to relatives, and became {1l meveral days ago. Mis physician prescribed continued rest. THAYER SUPERIOR PRINTING Small Where Work Quality aad Exclusively Service Meet PHONE MAIN 1816 909 12th St. N.W. HOWARD S. 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We're conserv= ative enough to be safe—but we’re liberal enough to be progressive. of trained ‘worl tration of chari active in the Work Thix Year. he Alda Central High School November 23 Hear this famous soprano at her recital. Then go to the store of any dealer in Victor prod- ucts and hear the Victor Records by Alda. You will instantly appreciate how truly the Victrola brings to you her personality and her art. WVictrola John J. board told of t past by the organization and pointed out that up date this vear they had taken care of 1 e, executive Robert N. Harper Prestdent W. P. Lipscomb C. J. Gockeler N. L. Sansbury Thomas F. Kane Vice Presidents Hilleary L. 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