Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1926, Page 3

THEIS BSTALLE 10 GLOBE GRDLERS Liner May Have to Increase Speed to Land Pair at Cherbourg on Schedule. NTON W dent of The St ewapaser Al LS. and North | ce ABOARD AQuI- TANIA. June 17 (Bv Radio).—At noon today Evans and T had knocked | $34 miles off the total of 15,700 which we have (o make oun our run to break | the record for circling the globe be- ! fore we reach New Vork Harbor in. The Aquitania has begn mak- ing excellent speed 340 miles on yvesterday’s run. The northeast gale. which has been | steadily blowing since our departure, | has not vet abated. and unles sea quiets down and the wind 1 by nightial’, it will be necessary increase the speed of the Aquitania at least one knot in order to reach Cherbourg by dawn Tuesday Bvan 1d myself were received by s mes Charles, and we dis- | cussed the situation thoroughly. If it were not for the fact that < have been reported far soutl Summer, making it necessai all (ransatlantic ves: the longer route, the Aquit have no trouble in reaching her des- tination on schednle time without yesorting to an_iner of speed, | Sa neurly DELEGATES CARDINAL Eucharistic Gathering Adds to Laurels of Young Prelate. Has Made Exceptional Record as Executive in Chicago Diocese. By the Consolidated Press A CHICAGO, June 18.—To one man, already distinguished as few of his vears ever are within the hierarchy of the Catholic Churchi, the success of the tremendous Iucharistic Congress here is to he a personal triumph. That man is George Cardinal Mun delein, Archbishop of Chicago, and sponsor of the Eucharistic Congress, which has assumed the proportions of the greatest religious events ever held in_this_country So when Cardinal Bonzano, person- al legate of Pope Pius XI 'o the Con gress, said of Cardinal Mundelein: “'T rejoice that it is my pleasant duty to tender to him, not my congratulations alone, but the fullest commendation of the sovereign pontiff for the great work his eminence has done,” the Chicago cardinal received a recogni tion which entitles him to consider his work triumphal Made Scholastic Record. this recognition was not un- expected, for it has been observed that Cardinal Mundelein has heen | ahead of his time pretty consistently | throughout his life. s the son of a Civil War veteran, liv in_very moderate circumstances in New York, But MUNDELEIN NEW HONORS IN ASSEMBLAGE airplane. A little less Self-indulgence | and just a little more application and hard work in youth will bring a more successful and happier old age. His adherence to those principles One meal a day is claimed by some experts as WINS PRISON PAROLE BILL PUT THROUGH SENATE Measure Creating Commission to Handle Cases in D. C. Goes to House. During a lull indhe farm relief de- bate yesterday afternoon the Senate passed without discussion the bill of Senator Gerry, Democrat, of Rhode Island creating a commission to pa- lumbia. The measure goes to the House for action. The commission would he composed of District Attorney Peyton Gordon, Corporation Counsel Francis 1. Stephens and M. M. Barnard, superin- temdent of penal institutions. Paroles would be subject to approval of the Attorney General. The commission would have power to return a prisoner to the jail or other institution upon reliable infor- mation that he had violated the con- ditions of his parole. Miss Evangeline La Point is the champlon bed maker in New England, she h_avln;: far outclassed all contest- ants in a recent contest. s there are 100,000 hingtonians who will send one dollar or more to honor the living and the dead of the 26,000 from the District of Columbia who g served their country in. the vt armed forces in the Great Americans achieve. War. Send to John Poole, . Treasurer, District of Colum- bia Memorial Commission, Federal-American National Bank. success which the ideal method. role prisoners in the District of,Co- | “In Virginia “Fifteen Minutes From F Strect” A Home to Be Proud of at a Price You Can Afford 'Oil Burner, 6380 imn N.Y. AVE /~ MAIN Semi-Detached Homes In Cleveland Park Sample House—3005 Ordway St. (One Block West of Connecticut Ave.) Commanding ‘a Beautiful View of the Entire City Featu This house containa % rooms. #led bath. ehower. hardwond flaors, sleeping noren attye deen o alles Lot Room for garaze. Built by Reasonable Price Convenient Terms Open Deily and Sunday Salesmen on Premises STORY & CO. 812—17th St. Frank. 4100 Victor Cahill which is decidedly expensive. How-{ ever, Sir Charles indicated that we would reach Cherbourg in sufficient our digestive sys- 16 hours’ rest They state that tems need at least out of the he managed by his zeal to complete time to connect with our amphibian the four-vear course of Manhattan for the hurried flight to Paris, where f ’ \ ok | College in two vears and become its we are to board the ziant passenger A e - ¥ -oungest graduate at 17. He then plane which operates hetween Paris Co ! e - 5 set another record by becoming a and Rerlin. Our minds are there- 3 priest at 23 When named a bishop fore at rest. and we are settling into in 1910, at :hcl;.:}: of 3.,‘{:: Pr«tr"i‘\[r:; the routine of xhip life and are ens | the voungest hishop in 1 joving the luxurious comforts ai- States. As archbishop of the Chicago forded by the Aquitani: diocese, elevated in 1916, when 43 We have allowed ourselves so small | years old. he became the ® margin of time to catch the plane o ] |arenvisnop of the country. i at Cherbours that unless we arrive is the voungest m e at 5 am. June and are cleared r;.nelw» n}: « n;—‘dmalx—‘lhe highest body > customs, i- the churcl we will ‘miss the rezular plane at f cardinal umdeiein nas been partiou; and w o v |larly successful as ? 2 » spm»;.‘{l“pw.;y:: e tachier | execative. Probably his greatest lin on schedule time. This would be work has been the E4RD Aot R an expensive and dangerous proceed the St Mary of the Lake Semipity. ing ! or of A . odds 01w 2 | 1. In a few years he has built e e {his institition. at & Cost of more than e 0 n reduc 2 $5.000,000, into one of the leading ture have now heen reduced to I to ! 000, one i I. Many passengers are betting, and seminaries of the country all are tremendous| ‘"““;""."";"’“!“l;“d“; Olympic to attend the congress. Left to right: Mgr. Josef Klos, Bishop Prezezdziocki; Organized Young People’s Work. e e vno e aying | el WONG O NE . | His great interest in the youth of 20 days. Even thos \ . zains is k o the church has resulted in organiza- | wagers against us wished us luck. | ton of the parochial schools on & | more extensive basis and has brought | SAVE 259, On Photographs Have your sitting before July 15th. Prices are reduced 25% until then. Phone Main 4400 for appointment. Exquisite portraits as low as $15 the dozen during this reduction. Atk for EVERFRESH - the sparkling beverage remeds. Sterile and san! tary—sealed in mon re turnahle bottles. EVER FRESH is Citrate of Magneaia at fre best. At most druggists e Congress, greeted on their arrival in Cl pez. Bishop of Gargon: Most Rev. Mas: Antonio M. Pueyo de Val, Bishop of Pas Above: A group deleghtes from Colombia to the Kucha by Cardinal Mundelein. Left to right: The Right Rev. Joseph Crespo, Archbishop of Popayan: Cardinal Mundelein, Right Rev. Right Rev. A. M. Soler y Royo, Bishop of Goajira. Below: Members of the Polish delegation of bishops photographed as they arrived i ica_on the steamship | Lukouskj, Bishop | Ame Mgr. - S | stated there that he is in a ecritic: declaring that they were simply grat- \fving their sporting instincts by bet- ting. (Consright. 1926, by North American News. vaper Alliance ) PATIENT ASKS RELEASE. Lieut. F. D. Allen, Retired. Would Leave St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. Lieut. Frank D. Allen. United States Navy, retired, who testified before one of the House committees investigating Frederick A. Fenning, today sued out a writ of habeas corpus to be re- leased from St. Elizabeth's Hospital. PADIDFONDCANS | S8 TOWARDCOAL | Popular Response to Appeal for Shut-Ins Still Needs FOUR PROBES OPEN sintea o IN PENNSY WRECK | FORGAVE HIS ENEMIES. THAT KILLED 15 survivor Hears Last Words of Dying Engineer McConnell. YORK. = | | (Continued from First Page.) NEW June 18 (P).—How 000 by G. M. Sixsmith. superintendent | of passenger transportation &IX DIED IN SLEEPER. was described by a survivor of the wreck of two Pennsylvania railroad express trains Wednesday night neai | Blairsville Intersection. Pa | g b . 5 | Raymond B. Hubbs, Long Island | Identity of Additional Fire Victims | railroad powerman, found Ed Mc . 2 Connell, engineer, entangled in his In Nevada Not Established. i P g | luster to the career of the Chlcago | { cardinal. a dying engineer forgave his enemies | LAS VEGAS. Nev., June 18 (®).— ‘T am dying,” said McConnell, “and creation of a number of societies in | which the voung people participate. The generosity of Catholics of this district has attracted the attention of the Pope. and now the success of the Sucharistic Congress adds further All of this lends@interest to Cardi nal Mundelein's recipe for success.| He said recently: * ss in life means a steady grind, a tol ward climb of the rough trail to the top of the mountain, and to which there is no ascent by motor or by UNDERWOOD 8 UNDERWOOD Pertraits of Quality. 1290 Conmecticst Avense. Tl Mein 4400, LA A A A — 4 PHILLIPS TERRACE 1601 Argonne Place Greater Impetus. Allen was an assistant naval con- structor during the World War, and was retired with the rank of junior lleutenant. Through Attorney George F. Curtis the officer declares his de- tention is illegal because he was a resident of Virginia at the time he was adjudged insane by a jury in the local courts September 19 last. That tribunal, he states, had no jurisdic tion over him at that time. Justice Hoehling issued the writ and directed Dr. W. A. White. super- intendent of the hospital, to have the officer in court next Friday for a hear- ing as to his mental condition. I forgiv v enemies. God knows I have al led a clean life.” Many of the survivors were only partly dressed. having lost mos their baggage and clothing. Rohert Berman of Birmingham, Ala., arrived with his bride of a day, who lost her trousseau. | “No one in honeymoon. I'm on my U S e o hospital fung | EXAMInation by physicians of _the | he Washington radio hospital fund | ¢ = 5 | A oeitoney antionicetie recéine | o2 oo OLibodlesfErbm: (the wreck: | of $38 morE to the $3.000 fund it is|@%e of the tourist sleeping car of | endeavoring to raise through popular|the Union Pacific Railway which subscription to recondition the radio | hurned Wednesday at Crystal, > receiving sets in 40 hospitals, asylums | yesterday showed that six 1 and charitable institutions in the Dis- | stead of five were lost, including two trict. 'The additional contributions | children, one ahout 6 vears old and | gych brought the total since the beginning | the other about. 10. g 'f,““ ] of the campaign to $1 ames of | There was no evidence fo indicate e the contributors will be broadcast from | who the 'sixth person might have! 3 the committee’s station, WRHF, dur-|been. In a casualty list made public| ‘Wil potatoes in Chile ing its tri-weekly dinner hour concert|five persons, all adults, were named.| 3bout as big as hazel nuts. between 6 and 7 o'clock this evening. |They were W. McCreery, River |~ Eea = The sets installed in the institutions | side, Cali B. King. Drum- uthrie, en route by the committee several vears ago |mond. Mont.; J. LAT Tl RE? are furnishing entertainment to ap-!to Minneapolis; Mrs. Ellen M. Green o and Lydia Hall, both of Redlands, MA'N 500 Calit. | proximately 7,000 “shut-ins,” accord- ing to Le Roy Mark, chairman of the A coroner’s inquest started. but.| ik e I EE L IRE TN LB Small committee. Many of these sets are badly in need of repair and others nesses, most of whom were railway = employes, recessed in_order to obtain | | 1% BOOKS BOUGHT ®&t “Bring Them In" or Phone Fr. 54168 will have to be rejuvenated with new the testimony of J. B. King. one of PEARLMAN’S, 933 G St. N.W. Just North of Columbia Road at 16th Always a Breeze from Rock Creek Park PORCH apartments are available in PHILLIPS TERRACE. All PORCHES are screened and afford an excellent view of the VALLEY and beautiful 16th Street. Two rooms. dressing room, Murphy bed and bath to 5 rooms, reception hall and PORCH. LOW RENTALS $47.50 and Up Representative on Premises Until Midnight Resident Manager William S. Phillips & Company Incorporated 1432 K Street Environment With- out Reproach has ever had “How- history he said 2548 Mass. Ave. N.W. srow Open Daily and Sunday _ Until 9 P.M. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED—A RETURN LOAD OF FURNT New York. Phtladelphia 3 ‘fi%f;’é’urfi-s PRANSFERARD STOK: PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. C. 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King was taken to Salt Woodley Park New homes of seven rooms, twWo baths and built-in garage in this exclusive neighborhood. $2,500 Cash—S$125 Monthly Prices,*] 6,500 and *1 7,500 There is no venture in buying here; and no finer resi- dential section of moderate priced homes in Washington. Vol. 1, No. 3. June 18, 1926. Visit Exhibit House, 2907 Cathedral Ave. N.W. ghe ‘ Open Daily and Sundays Until 9 P.M. Larger Homes, $28,500 and $32,500 * in Woodley Park—on reasonable terms WARDMAN EMBERSHIP IN THE CITY CLUB 1.000: consider offer. Address Box 24.B. Star office. i R T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY “ebts contracted by any one otber than by It 'STARKES W. JOHNSON. 610 15th Would it not make the sum- mer pass more easily if, at the end of each day, ¥ou could enjoy the cool, salt breezes that lilt through pine trees and skim the sand beaches of the Anne Arundel peninsula? 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We have had excellent fire protection in the past, but the coming of water is certain to better this protection. An adequate supply of water for the motor pumpers now in use by the Fire Department will soon be assured. The victory for the “wets” over some slight opposition in some of the more remote sections of the county is another indication of the pro- gressive spirit of the people of Arlington County, who are making this the coming section around ‘Washington. The residents of Lyon Village came out 100% for water, and it was due to such efforts that the overwhelming vote for water was polled. The Lyon Village Carnival was a financial is the time to success. Select Your Home Site WOODED PLOTS ALL SIZES Hedges & Middleton Inc. REALTORS 1412 Eye St. N.W. Franklin 9503 The Argonne Situated between Me- ridian Hill and Reck Creek Parks, combines advantages of a loca- tion, cool, convenient and comfortable, with light, airy, spacious apartments. This fact may be ascertained by . a casual visi he Argonne 1629 Columbia Road Northwest The installation of fire plugs will bring lower fire insurance rates. New Ho:me of Baker Optical Co. Work on the Arlington Memorial Bridge, which will lead to Lyon Village, is now showing prog- ress. Building sites served by this bridge and the Key Bridge will be at a premium within the next five years. 1T SE T ST T AT T - h? Get yourself a little bunga- low or cottage in this vaca- tion country along the W, B. & A.—and really enjoy the- summer. UL o Lyon & Fitch. Inc., the owners of Lyon Vil lage, are building high-cldss houses of Spanish design on Granada Terrace. CONCERN 'OF OUTSTANDING REPUTA- TION IS LOOKING FOR A YOUNG MAN TO BECOME A TECHNICAL ASSISTANT TO THE SALES MANAGER. THE MAN DE- SIRED MUST HAVE BOTH TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND REAL 'EXECUTIVE -ABILITY. HE MUST BE A MAN TO WHOM TASKS CAN BE ENTRUSTED FOR PROPER EXECUTION, MUST BE ENERGETIC FORCEFUL 'AND- QUICK TO LEARN. ABILITY TO PROPERLY ORGANIZE AND ROUTE_WORK AND EXPERIENCE IN CONSIDERED. THE POSITION OPEN GAN . PE| & ANNAPOLIS BE DEVELOPED BY THE PROPER MAN : Crigaet, INTO A REAL LIFE WORK WITH SALARY ELECTRIC:RAIROAI: COMPANY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY. Al - PLEASE GIVE FULL DETAILS IN REPLY ° 5 WHICH WILL BE HELD STRICTLY CON- FIDENTIAL. ADDRESS BOX 219-B, STAR OFFICE - hththihy 1~ The Blue Busses with the red band furnish Lyon Village with fast, dependable service, 9th & Evarts Sts. N.E. Write today to our Baltimore Terminal, Howard and Pom- bard streets, for our new, ilx lustrated booklet, ‘‘An Alls/ Summer Vaecation.”’ Chb WASHINGTON BALTIMORE Trafic is very heavy through Lyon Village over the Lee Highway to the site of the proposed Shenandoah National Park. s RURURLRLYRLRY b e g RLELELE For information call Clarendon 650, Main 4198, No Increase in Taxes The fixed charges for interest and sink- ing fund on the Water Bonds must be paid from the net revenues from the rale of water to the water users and can- not be made & charge against the general tax funds of the county. Fire Protection. The village is well Dprotected ty the sev- en companies of the Arlington Cotnty Fire Department. These companies have performed great service and their ef- fecieney will be materially - increased when the water is turned on. UL oy p e a LT ththtRhAththYRRthY AR A4y 15 One of the Five Motor Pympers i b 1 L I LELEARLELE UL AL RURRARRL ALY \