Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1929, Page 7

RCHBISHOPTALKS ON TZENSHP Three Thousand Pay Tribute i to Prelate on Silver Jubilee of His Ordination. Declaring that the Catholic laity of the archdiocese have attended to their own business, the business of God and souls, and thereby are rendering a finer service to the Nation than “those Who have |te{:ped from their pulpits into the arena of politics to forget the charity of Jesus Christ,” Archbishop Michael J. Curley, commemorating the silver jubilee of his priesthood, last night told the crowd of 3,000, from local pastshes which packed Catholic Univer- SX% nasium to capacity that the 20,000,000 Catholics of the Nation “have never asked favors of the Nation, a State or a city.” Catholicism _is “the only great moral force in the Republic,” the ar “hishop declared. “The Nation. will always find Catholic Church members, as in the past, doing our duty at the same old stand, serving our God and ready to serve our Nation. “We were mot sent to enter this sphere to tell Senators and Represent- atives what to do. We were sent to do the work of God and mind our own business. I will say to the Chief Exec- utive of this Nation that the Catholic Church in the United States, by her teaching of respect for authority and respect, for sanctity of the home, is of $135. Cab Driver’s Fares Take Machine as He Inspects Rear Light While William G. Lehman of 4716 Eighth street was inspecting the lights of his taxicab last night his two “fares” jumped into the front seat and sped away with his machine. Lehman reported to tenth pre- cinct police that at 11 o'clock he received a call to Catholic Uni- versity. There he found two well dressed young men about 18 and 20 years old, who got in and di- rected him to drive away. As they were passing through the Soldiers’ Home grounds. the youths called to him to stop, saying that his rear light was out of order. As he bent over to examine the light the cab moved away with one of the young men at the wheel, Police are searching for the pair and the stolen machine. BANKRUPTCY PLEA FILED. David M. Tash, Shoe Dealer;~En- ters Petition. David M. Tash, shoe dealer, 1246 Sev- enth street, has filed a petition in volun- tary bankruptcy. He lists his debts at $4,011.26 and estimates his assets at $1,000, He is represented by Attorney Lawrence J. Heller. Charles L. Milholland, 1320 Fairmont street, has also asked the District Su- preme Court to declare him bankrupt. He says he owes $1,054.35 and has assets He' is represented by Attorney T. Morris Wampler. Towa Plants 81,000 Trees. NATIONAL ANTHEM BILL IS APPROVED Daughters of American Col- onists Indorse Choice of “Star Spangled Banner.” A resolution indorsing the Linthicum bill in the House to make “The Star Spangled Banner” the official national anthem was adopted by the Daughters of the American Colonists at the closing session of their eighth annual assembly in ‘the Hotel Washington yesterday afternoon. Another resolution was adopted urg- ing the correct use of the Flag by or- ganizations, in accordance with military regulations. ‘Announcement was made that the or- ganization will continue its work of get- ting records of old graves and of pub- lishing wills of early colonists which, strangely, were not recorded. An increase of 382 in the member- ship ':fd 'hle hod& since last tlailm ':‘:;; reported, giv e organization a membcuhfip ‘2’ 2,382, In a series of brief ceremonies State delegations from Arkanses, Iowa, Colo- rado, North Carolina, Rhode Island and Connecticut presented their State flags to the national organization. Mrs, James T. Morris, vice president for the Middle West section of the coun- try for the organization; Mrs, James Branch Cabell, vice president for the Southern section; Mrs. Earl J. Fellows, vice president for the Pacific Coast sec- tion, and Mrs; Stanley Lyman Otis, vice president for the Atlantic Coast section, reported general progress made by the soclety in their respective territories. Mrs. Livingston L. Hunter of Tidioute, Pa., national president, presided at the assembly. Nl <t AL The average sleeper, it is said, awakens to & part of his environment about 35 times in an ordinary night, and men are usually more restless than women. POLICEMAN RECOGNIZES DRIVER AND ARRESTS HIM —_— Suspect Faces Liquor Charges Fol- lowing Chase and Capture. Recognizing the colored driver of an alleged speeding car on Pennsylvania avenue near Twining City southeast shorily before noon today, Policeman C. E. Ripperger of the eleventh pre- cinct, who had just parked his car alongside the road, returned to his ma- chine and started in pursuit. Traffic of Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge was congested, but Ernest Reed, the driver, managed to cross the bridge without an accident and reach Thir- teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast before Ripperger overtook him and placed him under arrest. Search of the car, according to the police, disclosed 25 bottles of corn liquor. Reed, who gave an address in the 1900 block of Twelfth street, was held on charges of illegal possession and transportation of intoxicants and speed- ing. His car and liquor were seized. 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Liberty-loving Americans, regardless of their religious affiliations, have no re- spect for the honesty of those who would set the citizens of this Nation at each other's throats on issues based on religious differences. I feel that I am not exaggerating when I say the bulk of the 120,000,000 people in America are willing fo give the Catholics fair play. Senator Walsh Speaks. “T emphasize that our love of America 4s not a mere passing feeling, drawn forth at some critical moment, not a constant sense of our duty and respect for authority in peace and war. After ‘my love for my God comes America. I} urge you to continue to perpetuate & Jove of America by service, a service to . the republic, given by Catholics at all times.” The archbishop was given a great ovation after his speech, and was forced geveral times during it to allow the ap- plause to subside. 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