Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1925, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, APRIL board and in allowing liguor to leave | SCORED BY cURLEY f‘::fi;l‘h:l’:“h‘n’;;‘l’t?e:?‘ix‘::;“«;. t;l;‘r:tcu;r":'lg ; Stetson 8 jon of liquor on| Statistical Christ” Has No Place |the work of the sociéty during the | United States. One of the officers, in Child Saving Work. Tk | | Given General Court- | dutiable articles. on p [ charity - Avchbtshop Gurley chatged | Sl TP Peeve e N AVAL UFH[}ERS e nesieat n har b “aia nst | SECULARIZED CHARITY [ b oofeid tnnis neemtion to-pay the ship. Some of the intoxicants, it past year. About 300 persons attended | Spring Six on Beaufort Will 3eiieu, koot foer B e o | TRy PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SEVENTH STREET { A | , The other officers movements of this kind were | Martial. | discover the presence of liguor on | 100 dues, instead of §2, annually. was alleged, were placed in uto- | consideration be given to neslecled’ H mobile on the dock before being seized e children in homes as well as tlho}h"rl Saks'. by the raiding part ‘chbi “ without homes. The reports of the - \ charges inst the other | ATchbishop Declares the “Cold, |\7TION SIS ore” read. showing Y liquor into the the meetin; Hats Deploring any attempt to secularize | WAR WAIFS TO VISIT RIO. | | i 4 R D o2 €onn. in_tendency and based on| pAqmiral McCully’s Adopted Chil-| e ; that the child belon f a &S to P e in an address before the dren Will Join Him There. | Six of the seven Russian re nn., and Chlef Bay | members ‘of the Christ Child Society Six naval officers, who were attached her of Norfolk, Va. | eI oL M esterday. y : to the United States naval transport e Archvishop Curley siated that it children brought to the United Sta Beaufort when she was ralded by| charity was secularized and made a|and adopted by Rea Ve wfort when she was raided by | apyapGO PUPILS COMING. |matter of Government operation it|ton A. McCully, will go to Rio difin meus ey | [would take ‘the real worth out ofneiro in June to join their foste = |charity, “the doing of good for the |father. who {s a member of the Amer- < | g isit His. |love of God.” ican naval mission to Brazil. ¥ | High School Students to Visit His- | ®.pye cal Christ of cold| The seventh youngster, .\'ir;vllla‘i. is re. charity must .o. Highly paid up-|to be sent to Staunton : torie:Frote el |nifters. backed by’ unlimited resources | Academy in Virginia, and will not vesterday CHICAGO, April 24—Several hun- and abundant influence. ' k ake the trip. _-\l! )IH_\‘! heflf\ in court and the chargs | dred Chicago high scho jls leave |to destroy the real meanin; | Sehool here and their trip to South 3 |here tomorrow on a wes trip to| ironing ou f it the divine com-|America will be made after the close f ic interest in Pennsyl- |m . “Love thy neighbor as|of the school year. land, including @ visit |thyselt, " ‘declared the speuker. —He - 3 Washington to meet President |deplored that there was so much effort | ¥ g : 4 Coolidge. [on oot to leave God out of the lives | During last Winter there were 47 Comdr. | Four special Pennsylvania Railroad |of the children. | dayx when ‘the wind blew & g “Me., who | trains will convey the party. The archbishop announced his in- | the Bnglish Channel. Hampton Roads naval base upon ar- riving from the West Ir in liguor being foun face a_gener: tary Wilbur The board of of conduct the trial is to be di soon and will €onvene for the trial at Hampton Roads. I'nder . W. 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