Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1925, Page 6

6 FATHERDIPAOLA | [ caebme w1/ ANTI-NIPPON RIOT PLANNING JUBILEE 25th Year as Priest Will Be Celebrated Next Sunday at St. Anthony’s. pastor of Church, 12th and Brookland, will cele- Sunday the silver dination as a priest and other hierarchy Rev. Pasquale di Paola St. Anthony's Monroe streets brate on next jubilee of his Archbis Curley Catholic with en of the parish have pecia: and particular Paola arrangements first com o'clock, f St. Anthony's which is the first model school the new Cathollc system of 1 offer their communion friend and pastor. Paola celebrate his o'clock th presiding, _and cluding Mg! t Peter Gutiday ty faculty sermon. ing Reception. hands W eminen bons s of Itallans in the more demanded the of additional priests who ainted with their language toms ! in Baltimore in April, years assist- ch in that Rev. Thomas succeeded to the pas- such z vea densome for com v of Missions then took vhile Father di Paocla was ed to_the charge of St at Upper Marlbor nistrative abi undér his direct Upper Marlboro was erected, h at Chesapeake Beach was ind the building of a rec- 3 and the establishment of a new parish Md., and the constr ew church fol- lowed. In . he was recalled to Baltimore. Cleared Debt in Three Years. A division known as St. Willlams had just been set apart| seph’s’ Monastery parish, Paola s intrusted another task of construction and ation. He remained there until assigned to St. Anthony’s parish, in Brookland, In April, 1918, In three he had cleared the debt 23,000, and_two tegan the building of the urch and school. The rectory was remodeled to make a home for the nuns, while the former was converted Into the parish Since his arrival the parish has in-| creased greatly in size and® numbers ywhere is this better exemplified an in the school. Sufficiently large st, it is now taxed to its capacity. COL. LOGAN TO JOIN NEW YORK BANKERS| Will Represent Firm in Europe. Quits Post With Repara- tions Commission. By the Associated Press. PARIS May 30.—Col. Logan, whose resignation as Ame n observer with, the Reparation Commission was announced in Wash ington today. said here that he weuld be associated with Dillon, Read & Co.. New York bankers. H ill be in charge of all the company’s negotia tions in Europe and will be “always in harmony with the foreign policles | of the American people,” his state ment said. Col. Logan will present his resignation to the reparation committee on Monday. PLANS RACIAL STUDY. Seattle Educ::o; Gets $5,000 Trav- eling Foreign Scholarship. NEW YORK, May 30 (®).—A $5.000 traveling foreign _scholarship estab- lished by Albert Kahn of Paris has been awarded to Prof. Roderick Dun- can McKenzie of the University of Washington, Seattle, it was announced today by the Kahn Foundation for the foreign travel of American teach- James A. nzie will spend the next ing the question e Orient un- Pacific, so as to draw conclusions concerning the relations of whites and Ori s in these coun: tries. The purpose of the scholarship s to promote understanding among the nations. “A NO. 1" ON ROAD AGAIN. Famous Hobo, Seized With Wan- derlust, Starts. Lecture Tour. ial Dispatch to The Star. 30.—Leon *“of hobo fame, cars of qulet married life in 3 has been seized by the wanderlust, sold his publishing com- and home and taken to the again. He sald here today he .s on his way West—paying Pull- ) fare this time—to leature every- here to boys against surrendering st time to the urge of hobo the and two children are comfortably taken care of,” he said, “but the roaming fever is on me and 1 must keep going until it dies down. Once 8 erer, always a wan- derer.” FASCISTI TO SPREAD OUT. ‘Will Organize Branch to Control Postal Service. By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News, ROME, May 30.—A new branch of the F ti is proposed to supervise 1nd control the Italian postoffice, simi- lar in organization to those already controlling the railways and ports. The recruits, wko would be the cquive}ent of agents of public safety, would be organized iuia legions, com: ‘Tanded wonauis and would patrol 4l telegraph and mail sorting sta- tions. They would be fuily trained to substitute for railroad service in case of strikes obstructing the malls. {Gopyright. 1938, by Chicago. Daily. News. when | | Monday providing for the payment of | Ray | | REV. PASQUALE DI PAOLA. CANADIAN IS SLAIN IN FIGHT ON BORDER Fatally Shot in Battle Between Federal Agents and Alleged Drug Smugglers. By the Associated Press. COLEBROOK, N. H., May 30.—In a battle between Federal officers and a band of alleged narcotic smugglers last night, at Canaan, Vt, on the international boundary line, a Cana- dian named Bilodeau was shot and fatally wounded, according to re- ports received here today. The Federal officers overpowered and arrested & companion of Bilo- deau, who is being held in jail at Canaan. Octave Nadeau of Canaan was arrested later at Stewarcstown and is being held in jail there charged with possessing narcotics. Reports received here said that he had 00 worth of drugs in his pos- session when captured. Bilodeau and a man named Pierce were stopped by the Federal oificers on the Hereford road, 2 miles above Canaan and close to the boundary. Plerce, the reports said, ttempted to wrest a revolver from the hand of officer, but Bilodeau r: he fell mor- tally wounded. It was said that the battle took place so close to the boundary line that, thére is some doubt as to whether the shooting oc- curred on the American or Canadlan side. Bllodean was a resident of Sherbrooke, Quebec. The Federal officers, claiming to have information that a drug smug- gling ring, headed by a Boston man, was operating with Canaan as head- quarters, later followed Nadeau to Stewartstown. He was seized, they as he was about to make of a package containing nar- CANADA MAY PAY BACK HOME BANK’S LOSSES Acting Finance Minister Sponsors Resolution to Reimburse Creditors in Part. ted Press. . May 30.—J. A. Robb, acting minister of finance, today gave | notice that he would present a resolu- | tion in the House of Commons on | $5,450,000 to depositors of the Home Bank of Canada, which falled for $18,- 100,000 in 1922. Acting Minister Robb proposes to | provide the payments out of the con- solidated revenue fund “in such pro- portionate part of the amount for which they are determined to be creditors in the liquidation proceed- ings as sald sum will provide and to authorize the governor-in-counsel to raisa by way of loan such sum as may be required for the purpose of making the payments.” Several officers of the bank were convicted in connection with its fail: | ure. R 1 Killed, 2 Hurt in Auto. FLORENCE, S. C., May 30 (®).— Margaret Johnson was killed and her brother Frank and her sister Annie seriously injured about 4 o'clock this afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding was struck at the Goose Pond crossing, near here, a Seaboard Air Line train. The John- sons are residents of Lumber Bridge, N. G THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 31, 1925—PART 1. DEATH TOLL IS SIX All Shanghai Defense Units| Aid Police to Avoid Trouble—16 Hurt. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAIL, May 30.—Six students were killed and eight of 16 others wounded probably will die as the result of a strike-inspired riot here late to- day. Tonlght all available foreign de- fense units, supplementing the regu- lar police, were stationed at strategic centers of the foreign settlements, and a heavy rainfall was believed to have deferred any attempted new activity of recalcitrant elements. The trouble followed storming of the Louza police substation, just off the Do-Maloo, or Nanking road, in the heart of the central district of the for- eign settlement, by a crowd of 3,000 students. The demonstration was intended as a protest against conviction in the mixed court of 17 Chinese workers in a Japanese cotton mill here for par- | tictpation in strike disorders. | The students did not stop with a peacvable demonstration, however, and |atter two foreign officers had suffered | minor wounds a squad of Sikh police | was ordered to ¢ om. Twenty | two shots were fired, every one taking {effect TWO TO DIE ON SUNDAY. Negroes Accused of Assault and Murder to Be Executed. DALLAS, Téx., May 30 (#.—Sun- day, June 2§, has been set as execu- tion day for Frank and Lorenzo Noel, negroes, convicted in a two-hour court sesslon this week of assaulting Mrs. Mary Steer, after killing her escort, Ryan Adkins. The two were taken to the State prison at Hunts- ville today. On the 200-mile trip to the prison, made by automobile, extra nrecau- tions were taken because of fear of possible trouble. In an outhreak last week five men were shot, one fatally when an attempt was made to take | the prisoners from the Dallas jail Judge C. A. Pippen, who sentenced the negroes, said today that the fact that June 28 comes on Sunday was overlooked by him and that he sim- ply had fixed the time the earliest possible under the Texas laws, with- out regard to the day of the week. {Ha added that if State prison officials had difficuity in finding a person to pull the electric switch on Sunday. when the negroes are eleetrocuted, he would gladly go to Huntsville to do 80 himself. Ordered to Hospital. First Lieut. Allen F. Grum, Ord- nance Iepartment at Raritan Arsenal, Metuchen, N. J., has been ordered to this city for treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital Offices Insurance Building 15th and Eye Sts. Several rooms avallable, as low as $25 per month some 916 15th St. W. H. WEST COMPANY M. 9900 | ——— - ANNOUNCING OUR REMOVAL TO OUR NEW HOME 1811-13-15-17 FOURTEENTH STREET CREEL BROS. Autorrobile Electricians. 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