Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1926, Page 21

CRUNASTATES OASE TOKELLOGE Holds U. S. Ambassador Did | Not Use Best Means in His Deportation by Mexico. the Catholic. prelate fram Mexice. has tha the Stite Department ard the n Ambassador did not use | "ilhlP means at their com- ken the position (o' the Becretary. dited made public by the o re Conference -onsul zeneral ai u(d 1 statement rharging Bi na \\(lh tl:x'" | | while in Mexico, and, taken in con- nection with the documents exhibited by me at the time, was a full and complete statement.” | His passport, he said, “showed clearly that I was a clergyman” and “showed with | equal clearness that I was the ‘Right Reverend Bishop of Porto Rico.’” Holds Americans Denied Rights. He made a detailed statement of incidents leading up to his departure '(n\m Mexico, saying: “I bring these facts to the atten- tion of your excellency and of the ernment of the United States be- my observation convinces me | under the present government of Mexico. citizens of the United States having legitimate interests in Mexico and obliged by these to reside | in that republic are being denied the pts which it is customary for one ernment to concede to the citizens another triendly nation, and be- se T feel that the protection of our citizens and thelr legitimate in- | terests in Mexico calls for a policy and action, more precise and more en- ergetic than was exercised by my | his medical certificate further use as your excellency may deem proper.” BRANDS STATEMENT FALSE. Government in my case, and for such | THE a tourist or on . business, Bishop of Porto Rico, who has stated since he left Mexico that he went there for the purpose of making an Investigation for the Pope, replied that he was just a tourist. When it came to the question of his creed, the prelate of the Catholic Church and personal representative of Pope Pius flatly answered ‘Protestant.’ In view of the fact that no one has ever been kept out of Mexico because of re- ligious creed, the claim of a Catholic as the vrelate that he was a Protestant is something Bishop (‘uulnn will have to explain himself.” Insists He 1s 'I'emher Bishop Caruana said in reply that his declaration had been filled out by the inspector at Nuevo Laredo. He denied that the signature on the declaration was his. He said he had EVENING ST not been asked regarding his religion or whether ha came ‘‘as a tourist or on.business.” He reiterated the state- ment that he hld ‘l'lall ‘his profession as that of a ‘teacher,” and asserted that really is his calling. Bishop Caruana is an Amerlcan citi zen and was formerly a priest in Brooklyn and secretary of Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia. Secretary of State Kellogg twice ap- pealed to the Mexican government, but was unable.to prevent hiz de- portation. . Miss Natalie Maldonado. daughter of one of the leading architects of Guatemala, is studying architecture at the University of Southern Cali- fornia, with a view to forming a pro- tessional partnership with her father when her studies are completed. NOTE THESE REDUCTIONS! Twill and Charmeen WASHINGTON, D. €, TUESDAY. REV. W. W. MOORE DIES. Noted Richmond' Pastor Will Be Buried Tomorrow. RICHMOND, Va., June 15 (#).— Funeral services for Rev. Walter W. Moore, D. 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