Evening Star Newspaper, August 31, 1928, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 W E———SSSSEEEEEEEEEEEE S S ANTA FE RECONQUEST IN 1692 dsits to New York_ and Greenwich, %fii’&"“}‘m‘i‘.f’ sunday s ae st the | 0| EARING HOUSE FOR RUM conspiracy to violate the prohibition GA'.A 'RlSH FETES ‘[ FROM INDI ANS IS CELEBR ATED §"x\"9‘l'd€mIF‘nEw:‘h[:nfier New U. §. Consul to Mexican e e T e AR 'lald st Atsistant Pederal Attorney Thomas E. on Alleged Market |Kerwin said the room h been used Wy il WM i R s a center for receiving liquor orders, at the Grace Dodge Hotel. n;a:‘{ f;(bwhlc‘? apparently came from night clubs and patrons.on Park avenue | NEW YORK, August 31 (#).- A\and other residential thoroughfares. Mrs. G. O. Shnr! sails from New | bootleggers’ clearing house” in a room | From the premises, distribution was Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fyfe Boyce ar- | in Washington yesterday lmm. Boyee | Place for Bootleggers. where Mr. AGG!_MM KE“UGG | il ran CalActamad ut tas vebierday,| chia . jelerdi Spanish, Red Men ancl Americans Attend oy Mrs Henry L Mo | e ity s valon States consul for the past four years. and they will be at the Mayflower until | tomorrow and Mr.) gooce's new station in Nuevo Laredo, president of the | Mexico. Mr. and Mrs accom- | companied by the latter's mother, Mrs. Secretary Gwcn Socnal Hon- ors-—Will Leave Dubiin Monday. it 31 —Citizens g the stay of Secretary of State and Kellogg here a memo- rable ons. T¥ tary and party Dublin till jiser De- he Leviathan probably wil Monday P yesterday Detroit English, giving him the freedom of the city. He then paid a visit to Gov. Gen James McNeill at the Viceregal Lodge President Cosgrave hil invitation. attended by leaders the Dail —ith except de Valera. who is in Berlin tation was sent to the latt lieutenant. Sean Lemass was cheered at_the banquet and p by President Cosgrave for his service to peace Speaks of Treaty. The Secretary disclaimed credit for the war renunciation "treaty 1 did not do it he said. “I could not have done it. Tha Mex., August 31.—The and white man came from ancient adobe wall's and cedar- bearded hills last night to answer the call to vespers of the carillon of St Francis’ Cathedral. which marked the opening of ths 216th celebration of the Santa Fe fiesta From the headed by cathedral a procession Pranciscan monks of the city, where a stone cross m the place a small band of friars were | cl about the cross. tribute to the massacred. Gathere the celebrants paid pioneers of the church hours later the festival, the f of New t the Con- . dancers mingled !‘»ufl\mrr August Four members of the crew of the freighter Steel Inventor were held in $10.000 bail vesterday by United States Com- nissioner Supplee on charges of smug- g stowawavs into the United States in violation of the immigration law and of conduct causing the death of seven them The seven men were killed by fumi- gating gas last Priday when quarantine officers boarded the ship and were not informed of the presence of stowa- ways. Those accused. all Portuguese gave their names as Samuel Sanchez. Erspio Frenandy, Jose Dosie and Ed- mundo Cumba. 'Eight witnessss, sur- viving stowaways, were listed, but did not testify. A further hearing was set for next Wednesday. | Relicious Rites on Massacre Site and | dent of whe Take Part in Gala Fiesta. 2, when the Mare creed that annual pla; reconquest of Santa Fe and the prov- ince from the Indiar Che main portion of the © was held in the ¢ the Indians opened their annual fair Crowds gathered about the decorated on Hyde Park boulevard, Chicago plaza, . moved | through the minature streets of Santa | Fe to the top of a hill on the outskirts ! , Onate founded New Spain in ! from their and Gen church in the United States and under its altar lay the tomb of Devargas, the dec Mae Busch Seeks Divorce. Minnesota has Sir Alexander Gibb, who is the presi- Institution of Chemical Engineers of Great Britain, Francis Howard Carr, Society of Chemical Industry, panied by a group of representatives of | is de Penuela de- | their respective societies, have arrived | in Washingten and will be guests a Santa Fe should have an ime to commemorate the in 1692 by Disgo | CAIT on the trip to Washington Spanish governor and . C. Quigley, formerly of this ci bration | pe pleased to learn that M built in 1607, and in its patio |a moter accident, whose history reeks with of massacres, executions and | Dr. On the site of the plaza, history | Miss Eugenie Le Merle have Kearny in 1816 raised and took possession of the half of America for the United Homecoming and La Day Celebration HARRISONBURG around the corner, San pol. built in 1637, reared the oldest continuously used tador, for whom the fiesta was Low Excursion Fares t 31 () —-Mae g City Ticket Office, H St: NW., or | the Mayflower until Sunday. Mrs and the Misses Carr are also with Mr and has been removed to their vacation in Vermont s. Ca The friends of Capt. and Mrs. Charles | wil | b 5. Quigley w1 palace of the gov- | who was recently painfully injured in is now convalescent home ty, and Mrs. Eugene Le Merle and returned and bor Va . Sept. 1-3, 1928 via SOUTHERN RAILWAY 1510 nion Station or 7th Street . Station. one woman judge Tlns Week End 1S going to be a long one—thanks to Labor Day. You'll certainly make the most of it. There'll be friends with you, no doubt,—the children, too. Don't let the fun you'll have together pass by unrecorded. Take your Kodak with you. Bring the trip back home in snapshots \ If you haven't a Kodak or Brownie, get one now. Ifyoudo have one, be sure it'sloaded. Stop in today thlldxtu Fyfe, jr. | of Chicago have come to Washington | lantic They are en route to Mr. | islands Boyce are ac- | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley @. 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