Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1928, Page 28

- M TIIE EVENTNG STAR, WASIIINGTONX, Jhead of the ipiscopal commit | clared that the conflict was SETHIR8 . that religious services | would be rextmed as soon as the Pope | was notified, The archbishop’s efforts failed when the papal nuncio, George Caruana, who had been expelled from Mexico, | and was living in Havana, cabled his disappra of the Diaz compromise and the conflict went or FIVE AMERICANS HELD IN MEXICO AS BANDITS RELIIOUS PEACE SOUGHT IN MEXICO Powerful Interests Aided by Morrow Reported as Work- ing for Harmony. S, BY HARRY NICHOL bl ||\ The Star and Chicazo Dailv o we. m(nlv)n; ht, 19 MEXICO CITY, : an open secret here that powerful in ences are M‘l‘kmg to bring about a the Mexican v with the Catholie € ’\‘ current that A . Morrow himself ix to ll"'i\\l‘r charges 0[ The extreme pen- in Mexico is death ns_arrested gave | Thompson, | : nce N. | illian Thomp: | {aly tm robbery The five Ameri the names of George Thompson, Thompson, Mr ¢ | son, 19, and Elmer 1. Morehouse, 25. | \ is | Mrs. Thompson w: id to be the | wife of Fred Thompson. and it was | stated that, with the exception of one of the Thompsons, who lives in Car they gave San den h for the five started to acity because the problem is purely internal. The close friendship that has devel- | oped between Mr. \Iunul\\ ;nd l:;wv‘ dent Calles has led 1q the hope that | e e Desnite the news from Canada tha California & member of Parliament would scek 1o have relations between Canada and | Mexico broken unless the local gov- ernment changes its religious polic the belief prevails that the two gov- | ents are cord Apparently the | @ Catholic drive is unified with | rerican Catholic Move. Protest Held Unjustified. American Catholic womer Ambassador Morrew’s {EATON INDORSES HOOVER. New Jersey Representative Secretary’s Candidacy. | Herbert Hoover was proposed today | ndidate for the ative Baton 1 in a eating a new cur- endly sentiment from those Hl ce that the present protest |ch | i 1t is pointed out that | | forrow would like to see the reli- roblem settled, especially :4||-r{ Gen. 0. J. Sweet, 81 D'" ‘ Yy in his mis- | NEW YORK, ] to end the difficulties between the {Gen. Owen Ja 1wo countries. |tired, the first’ Union office Registra priests with mu- [the Confederate fortificati ities which has ed in mind, | Janua :. | orentar at the | capture of Savannah during the Civil | n made a leading Issue in the re.|War., dicd Wednesday night at ous controversy, is an obstacle | Officers’ Hospital. Fort Totten,, impossible to” overcome, accord- | Island. He was 81 years old. of Long | |Elliott Measure Wants Con-| | House committees on public buillings {and ground: Favors | . HOUSE BILL URGES NEW PLAZA GROUP trol Body to Include High Government Officials. Developm between t as an « Grounds would be of the most impor ever ¢ d under a bill introduced in_the House today by Chairman Elliott of the House committee on public buildings and ground: | which will he introduced by Se of Ohiv as soon as the S meets, The commission would ¢ Viee President, the S House, the chairmen of th 1 to one commissions isist of the of the ate and Ad the minority leaders hoth nd_House and the ‘hitect of t apit The Fess-Elliott bill proposes that his commission shall have charge of | the area between the Capitol and th Union Terminal Station now owne v the Government, nd such other ¢ els of lands & be added nd would be authorized to plans and estimates for the creation of a park area to enlarge the Capitol Grounds, both the plans show- ing the original scheme for the de- velopment of this area and the alt + for the development of eas. It would ommend to € Kres nal and alternative plans or schemes, with estimates st there- fore, together with ¥ for the purch 1s may be considered necessary to the plans for the enlargement of the Capitol Grounds a suitable land Pe treatment for the Capitol Build- ing in r ion to the land pe treat- menit with the proposed arrangements of the Mu Under sible to more with the plans | the slation it will be pos expeditionsly pre onsidered by the 3 ing to observers, who point out that | Archbishop Ruiz Flores of Miche can, after a conflict with the state over application of the (‘“!\\lll\(“\l'\ before the present cri reached "1 sued by (!w state governors | ears o les at t S With these they are not | molested. Near Settlement Ended. constitution itself is mnot an | it is recalied that Arch-| Jimenez of Guadala- | »d the present con- John Jackson, “Jack the Slasher,” famous colored criminal of 40 years who terrorized Washington for | eral months in 1887 by forcing hi into homes and cutting to piec | thousands of dollars worth of clot tion is how to find a way | and furniture upholstering, died at to save the tace of both the over Hospital Christmas eve, it ment and the church. Mr. Morrow when the police task would be facilitated if the church | checked up the records. sccepted President Calles’ statement | Jackson was admitted to the institu 15 months that registration was a | tion in 1849 from the Federal peniten- police regulation and did not imply | tiary, after he had been interference by the state in rhnrch‘wmm\r Then Archbishop Pascual| In man The ckson cut clothing HARRY AUFM/ 1316-1326 Seventh St. N.W. 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House Raided As Wine Dispensary co ho n in th FEDERAL JUDGE Turned Into Government Warehouse { The house of a man charged with ing n hootlegger was raided and nverted into a Government ware- use Wednes The raiding J. Cox of the to the premis ting officers o recently h: cene of a flourishing il Austry. 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