Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 39

7 ORDAINED PRIESTS IN NATIONAL SHRINE Elevated to Church Office in Crypt of New Inamaculate Concep- tion Edifice. BISHOP SHAHAN OFFICIATES Construction of Catholic Structure Fast Nearing Completion. T National thrine of the Immacu- late C eption, now under corstruc- tion at Catholic U ersity, has at- tained such compl s as to make possible ordination ceremonies in the These ceremonics have been in the erypt of the na- st three days, cing Bishop ctor of Catho- sted by Rev. Jules . Rev. Joseph V. Ne- with Rev. Jobu J. Larner, . Those lic University Lainsne Corbeil James Wii- orman Mc- teter Lar- ck, Lec herrigun — Dunaid ph Wi us Devar Mac Patrick 1on, Jo: am ¢ f 8 dward ph_Duny zan Wikl . James Michael Xavier Fra Subd acenates Grdained. Subdizconat Buckley, G ward Jos ore " Donnelly, Vin- James “ampbell " James b caly James d acol Paul Edward Rrand wil Walter Patrick Aloy- u mil Joseph « TSINGTAQ'S CREDIT GONE. | Six new rear admir: ‘[new captains were Bank- Former German Leasehold 14 —This an ston les- | | To rec ailure of the| 1d building ght company private The | s are A condi- | king for- und the guests who 1 to the heat of the| interior of Chi | LIBRARY MUST MOVE. | American Institution in Paris to! i 2* Quarters. can Wom purchase thousand en notice e quarters it is now 1 Boulevard bes s considering buyin private bouse in the Arc de T quarter The American Library, founded | through the initiative of the Ameri- can association, has Vi us offers of Tuildings which will provide more room than the present crowded one in the Rue Elysee. The school for training professional | librarians opened last Tuesday fifty students from various European countries, who will be educated in the American Library system. The li- brary's department of information regarding foreign affairs will issue frst bibliographical bulletin on t-war settlements sooun for the use of students and special investiga- tors WEEKLY BANK REPORT. NEW YORK, June 14.—The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week show an excess in reserve of $36,135390. This is a decrease of $3,054,610. SILK MARKET IMPROVES. NEW YORK, June 14 (special).— The raw silk markets had another zood day today_and the weeck closed With prices up 5 to 10 cents more on 3l Japanese grades. The cotton Soods markets continued dull, with a few slight recessions noted. Print cloths were quoted at 9 cents for 64 by 60 and 10% for 68 by 72, the lats ter % cent off. Couldn’t Have Been a Fan. From the Pittsburgh Clronicle-Telegraph. It had been an exciting game, a tie in the twelfth inning, but the bome team finally had won. 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THE I PROMOTED TO REAR ADMIRALS | | CAPT J. K. ROBISON, . H. HOUGH, SIX CAPTAINS NAMED | AS REAR ADMIRALS | 20 Promoted to Captaincy in Navy‘ Report Approved by President recommended e terday in the report of the naval tion board, which, the Navy Dep; ment announced. was immediatel 2pproved by President Coolid Those to be 7 grade are Capt of engineering . to the secretary for navy H. | H. Hough, directer of naval intelli-| gence: Harley H. Christy, manding the California; rwin, commanding the Canal Zone district. and T Senn. now ci manding the West Twenty commande recom- mended to be promoted to the rar hey are Frank B Moo M. G. Co | Wallace Bertholf, W. H | Downes, J_L. Hileman, jr.. J. B. Gay., W. W. Galbraith, J. V.| Babcock. J. O. Richardson. H. A.| Baldridge. G. J. Meyers, Donald Bing- ham. R M. Griswold. L. B. Porter- field and J. P. Lannon MORE WOOL OFFERED. BOSTON. June 14 (Special).—The Summer street raw wool markets | ciosed the week qui on a| more hepeful note. Mertzon, Tex., ind offering wool there are seeing t light and showing a willingness to accept offers of 48 to 48 cents rather than withheld their wool SEEKS NEW NOTE ISSUE. Clinchfield and _Ohio to the Tnter- CAPT. A. L. WILLARD, NEW YORK DAIRY PRICES. K firsts, regular average run, 29 firsts, regular sverage run b receipts, 1035 box. | Houses For Sale and Rent e 2 | J. LEO KOLB ity to issue $1,000,000 of equipment trust Main 5027 per cent certificates. the proceeds to ‘ 923 N. Y. Ave. 1237 WF Ave. Just Drive It; That’s All OIL DIVIDENDS VOTED. INDEPENDENCE, Kan., June 14.—A | diyidend of §2 per share was declared | today by the Prairie Oil and Gas Com- | pany, payable July 31 to stock of rec-| ord June 30. The irie Pipe Line Company alss deciared a §¢ dividend. | For Sale Kilbourne St. Near 18th Attractive Home of 8 Rooms and Bath 4 Bedrooms ard Large Sleeping Porch Lot 21x105 to Wide Alley Splendid Condition $13,500 Easy Terms W. H. West Company W. L. F. King, Pres. E. G. Pervy, V. 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