Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 18

18 = WALSH IS LAUDED ONLEAVING SENATE Senator Given Farewell Ban- _quet—Reed Sarcastic at Dawes’ Expense. “Ee's an Injun rubber idlot on a pree, s the only thing that doesn't give a damn For anything that's parliamentry, So ‘ere’s to you, Fuzzy-wuzzy as you buck the Senate jam.” Thus, with apologies to Kipling, A0 Senator Reed of Missourl pay| his respects to Vice President Dawes, | though he did not name him, in an address in defense of the Senate at the farewell dinner tendered Senator Walsh of Massachusetts by the South Atlantic Holy Cross Club at the May- flower Hotel last night With his usual eloguence and bit- fng scarcasm, Senator Reed pitched into those who criticized the Senate | and declared “when you attack the Senate you attack the liberty of the American people.” Continuing in Ms speech outlining the various I he component parts of | Government had on | and the limits of thelr Senator Reed declared the as the target of “§ blers” and others who zet anywhere. He scored the attack- | ers of the Senate and referred to “braying jack the Middle West and the Return Is Predicted. Senator after Senator throughout the evening paid tribute to Senator Walsh and predicted his return to the Senate chamber in two yvears. Sen- r Sheppard of Texas, in eulogizing retiring Senator sald, “Massa- setts’ Republicans have no monop- n Presidential timbe Joseph N. Dinand, .. presi- of Holy Cross College, from whi nator Walsh graduated in 1893, pald g'owing tribute to Senator- Walsh as a | type of the educated manhood the col- leze sends out In a stirring address, in which he | outlined the blessings of the Consti- | tution and a part the Catholic Church had played in 20 centuries of effort to cstablish good government and civil iberty, Father Dinand urged the ne- | cessity of more of God in education. | He declared “pseudo-science, mate- | rialistic philosophy, unbridied pas- | sion have estranged many intellec- tuals from the true knowledge of | their God.” Walsh Touched by Tribute. With emotfon at the eulogies paid to him, Senator Walsh in his reply of thanks said that he was filled with gratitude to the State of Mass Chusetts for giving him the oppor- tunity {o serve the people. In the final analysis he said the opportunity cnator Walsh added that what the people of the United States particular- i+ desire was to be let alone, to-en- joy the freedom that is guaranteed | them by the Constitution. Senator Walsh also defended the | Senate of the United States as the | sreatest legislative body in the world | today | To the Senators who attended the dinner Senator Walsh gave his thanks particularly and to the Holy Cross alumni who had arranged the tribute to him under the leadership of Martin J. McNamara, president of the club. Senator Walsh was the only Demo- | his violin | admirers of Senator Walsh. Jazz Breaks Heart Of Marci, Held King Of Gypsy Fiddlers 10,000 Admirers Attend Final Rites Over De- ceased Musician. BUDAPEST. March 6.—Jazz mu- sic broke the heart of Banda Marcl, king of gypsy fiddlers, who w recently buried here with 10,000 ad- mirers and friends' standing beside his grave. Count Stefan Tisza and many othe: famous Hungarians were the 'Inti- mate friends of the man who was supposed to play Magyar folksongs with more feeling than any other niu- siclan of his time. At the request of Marci, the bands played only folksongs of his native land as his body was taken to'the cemetery. He abhorred conventional funeral marches as much”as the new syncopated music. Jdke most Zypay fiddlers, he believed the songs which have sprung from the soil in the land of the Magyar express every emotioa from ecstatic joy to sweet sorrow, and in his concerts he used to carry his listeners from smiles to tears in a manner much appreciated by the Hungarians, who take keen pleasure out of sorrow. When syncopation beécame the rage in Hungary and fox-trots were heard everywhere, Banda Marci laid aside Moore Calls at White House. * Alexander P. Moore, Ambassador to Spain, called at the White House to- day to bid President Coolidge good- bye. He intends to sail from New | York March 21, to resume his duties at Madrid. Before his departure he | will take a brief rest at Atlantic City and spend some time In New York. Senator Fernald, Maine; Weller, | Maryland and Walsh, Montana. ! Among- those seated at the head table were Representatives William A. Ayres. Kansas, who served with Senator Walsh on the rules committee at the Democratic national conven- tion, and Representative William P. Connery, jr., of Massachusetts. Other ' educators joining _in the tribute were Rev. Charles W. Lyon, S. J., president of Georgetown Uni- versity; = Very Rev. George A. Dougherty, vice rector of the Catholic Unliversity; Rev. John C. Geale, S. J., president of Gonzaga College: Rev Edmund J. Walsh, dean of the School of Foreign Service, Georgetown Uni- | versity; Rev. Louls A. O'Hearn, head 8t the Apostolic Mission House; Dr. John_A. Ryan, Catholic University, and Dr. Patrick J. Healey, Catholic University. In the gallery was Mrs. Mary T. Norton, new representative from New Jersey. William E. Leahy was toastmaster. Telegrams were recelved from the undergraduate student body at Holy Cross College, from more than a dozen other Holy Cross Clubs, and from scores of personal friends and political Father Dinand announced that the | trustees of the college have unanimously voted to confer the degree of Litt. D. on Will P. Kennedy, H. C.. 1900, a member | of The Evening Star etaff for the past 12_years. . The entertainers included Repre- sentative Connery, Miss Agnes Whelan, accompanied by Misy Louise Sullivan; George O'Connor, the Mount Vernon Quartet, and others. crat elected to the Senate of the United States from Massachusetts In a period of 75 vears. He is the only man the State has honored by elec- tion to the governorship and to the Senate. He was twice Governor of | Massachusetts, Others Express Appreciation. Other colleagues from widely sep- arated States who paid honor to Mr. Walsh, were: DIl of Washington, Ashurst, Arizona; - Kendrick, Wyo- | ming; Bayard, Delaware, and Jones, New Mexico. Many other Senators who were unable to attend sent letters, telegrams or personal representativs {0 attest their interest. These includ- ed besides Senator Borah, ldaho, | THE SHOE HOUSE FOR CHILDREN This House is Unique in that it gives so much of its time and capital to Children's need s— providing for them the shoes that will give them the Foot health that is and activity associated with real youth. Regular styles that are a vast step in advance of any others, and Correc- tive Models that overcome the ail- ments that handicap so many voung lives and result in reliev- ing by correction in most every case, un- less caused by acci- dent or deformity. Priced According to Size Fitted by Experts EDMONSTON & CO.. 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