Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 19

GATHOLIC SOCIETY T0 WORK FOR BOYS Holy Name Organization Will Take Up Big Brother Move- ment in District. The Washington section of the Holy Name Society last ht referred to its executive committee, with full power to act for the o ation, a recommendation that the socfety enter into a wides of uplift work through the means of the Big Brother Movement, in co-operation with the €atholic Ch: ies of the Dis- trict of Columbia. The recommenda tion was made at the meeting of. the society at the parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Fifteenth street and Morris road southeast, attended by 163 delegates, representing 37 parishes of this vicinity. M. A. Rattigan of Sacred Heart parish and chairman of the committee of the Big Brother Movement, made a report to the confe ce urging that the local Holy Name Society, through its executive committee, be given full authority to devise ways of paying the salary of an experienced official to serve under the Catholic Charities Board for carryving on the Big Brother uplift work. Dr. John O'C dy olic Charities, pleaded that the Holy Name Society assist in this enterprise. Describing as highly important the caring and aiding of who have been taken to court usually because of incorrigibility and de: quency, Dr. O'Grady explained how thé move- ment was being carried on in Balti more, Chicago and other cities through the medium of the Holy Name Societies, A number of cases of bovs who needed befriending were described by Dr. O'Grady. The executive committee will meet next week to decide upon the que: tion of assuming the Big Brother work here. Mark 1. Althoff of Baltimore, 1y elected archdiocesan president presented to the society and a short talk on the aim f Holy Name men and presented plan for organization of junior Hol Name Societies and a junior Holy Name Union 3 Anthony .J. Father Joseph Francis de Sales Church, Langdon, invited the society to attend a solemn feld dedication late in September. The society voted to attend. The next meeting, it was decided, would be held the fourth Monday in October at_St. Martin’s Church. Frank Gunni president of Washington dio e, presided at meeting. JEALOUSY IS BLAMED IN LYE-THROWING CASE Found Letter From Another to Husband. Is Is Set. new- was made the Oliver, speaking for Mallon of St. the the Virginia Woman Report—Trial By the Assoviated Press. POWHATAN COURT HOU July 28 August 3 was set y for the trial in Circuit Ce of Mrs Maggie B. Nicholls on charges of throw bucketful of Jve water on Mrs. Hortense Y. Mitch: ell and Mrs. Mitchell's husband and their two children at Rocky Oak Meth odist Church, May 10 last Witnesses before the grand jury which indicted Mrs. Nicholls said jealousy was the motive Mrs. Nicholls has fused to give her ve but witnesses decla she found let ter written to her husband t Mrs. Mitchell. Nicholls is a_teacher at the church and much older than Mrs Mitchell. Mrs. Nicholls was in the cemetery the Mitchell family came to service on the Sunday after the letter was said to have been found. After some words between the two women Mrs. Nicholls dashed the lve water on Mrs. Mitch here steadfastly on of the re. frair, ell and the children and when Mitchell | interposed she threw what was left in his_facy ATl of the Mi badly burned GARAGE MATERIAL GALVAN LUMBER D! 2 New MEIGS & Flu. Ave NEW DOORS $3000uP -] 5th Northeast 4 95¢ up Catholic | head of the Cath- | adjoining the church when | DECLARES 35 GASSED BY W. VA. MINE GUARDS Woman Serious Condition After Picket Trouble, Labor Head Charges. Charges that 35 persons had been gassed by mine guards at mine No. 9 of the Jamison Coal & Coke Co., near Farmington, W. Va., were received to. day by the Conciliation Bureau of the Labor Department from J. L. Stud dard, international representative of the United Mine Workers of America. ion was referred hy Act v White tq Gov. Gore of West Virginia. Studdard sald the incident occurred n the picket line at 6 o'clock day morning and that Mrs. Ju was reported by physicians as bein, a serious condition as a_result. details as to the method of the al- leged gassing was given. The Labor Department explained that the mine is in the northern West Virginia strike area, where miners have been out for more than three months. D. C. WOMAN INJURED IN WRECK ON P. R. R. Nineteen Others Hurt Near At- lantic City: Will Recover, Hospital Announces. In in By the Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. July 28.— Four of the 20 persons injured in the derailment of the Pennsylvania Rail- road express near here yesterday are still in the Atlantic City Hospital, but all will recover. Their condition was reported “good.” They are Mrs. Kath- erine Basch, 60, Philadelphia, frac- tured ankle; Mrs. Matilda Nickles, Philadelphia, dislocation of bone in foot: Mrs. Sophie Sanger, Washington, D. C., bruises and cuts, and Mrs. Rose Barzo, New York, contusions and lacerations of the head. The 16 others injured were treated at the hospital and permitted to go to_their hotels. Traffic over the tracks torn up when | the four coaches left the rails was re sumed oday. 7 Miss Sanger on Vacation. Miss Sophie Sanger, injured railroad wreck near Atlantic City yes- terday, lives at 2714 Ontario road. She was bound for the resort for a vaca- tion. Moses R. Sanger, her brother, also of the Ontario road address, re- ceived word of her injury today. Miss Bessie Sanger, a sister, left Washing- ton at noon for Atlantic City. RAPS BRITISH | ATTITUDE. iI.ord Burnham Says Conditions in | Great Britain Are Unsatisfactory. VANC (DL'\ ER. British Columbia, Juls (#).—Lord Burnham, pro- | prietor of the London Daily Tele. graph, heading a delegation of the imperial press conference in Mel bourne, declared yesterday that con- ditions in Great Britain were far from | satistactory. | ““There’s in a | no use living in a_fool’ | paradise, we've got to face faci | he said. 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Freeman, Trustee Samuel W. Frost, Trustee Andrew J Withers, James A. Payne and H Derrecottie. Offers of the use of other buildings and churches by the Shiloh congre- gation until their own building h again been put into condition were received from the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church, the Walker Memorial Church, the Zion Baptist Church, the Israel C. M. E. Church and the Met ropolitan A. M. E. Church and from the Dumbarton, the Howard and the Murray Casino theaters It was decided that services Sunday will be held at 9, 11 and 8 o'clock at the Howard Later meeting places are to nounced The congregation algo voted to offer | a reward of $200 for the arrest and conviction of whoever set fire to the church. | Twenty letters of rvegret at the| burning of the church and offering help were received by officials of the Shiloh Church. 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