Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 21

~®) 1 Nelrn THE _EVENING L : = < s PEACE SOUGHT FOR CHURCH ANDSTATE Telegraphic Referendum of ! Exiled Bishops of Mexico Now Under Way. A telegraphic referendum of exiled | Mexican bishops on the proposal of | Archbishop Leopoldo Ruiz hierarchy | leader, for a “peace conference” be- | tween state and cnurch authorities of | the southern rcpublic was under way | today - Archbishop Ruiz, who has estab- lished a temporarv residence and office | in the home of Rev. John Burke, gen- | eral secretary of the National Catholic | welfare conference, has sent telegrams | on the proposal to the 30 bishops of the Catholic church in Mexico, and to- day was eagerly awaiting the first re- plies. Archbishop Confident. Having previously polled most of the prelates in an informal way. the veteran | archbishop is confident that the replies | to the questionnaire will b> favorable and will lead to a resumption of cordial relations between the Mexican | government and ‘the Catholic Church Twenty of the bishops are in this country, 8o the archbishop expected a quick response to his telegrams. If the ! majority of the replies favor the con- ference proposal Archbishop Ruiz will report this fact to Rome and ask for | instructions. In such an event he be- lieves the Vatican would approve nego- | tiations. Cause of Movement. The proposal for a parley between representatives ‘ of’ the state and the church grew out of a series of public statements issued by President Portes Gil and Archbishop Ruiz regarding the status of the Catholic Church with re- gard to the recent revolution The Mexican President exonerated the church of complicity in the uprising. and the archbishop, regarding the time opportune for friendly overtures, com- mended the President and suggested a conference to seek an end of the re- ligious strife. GAMING CHARGES AGAINST 3 DELAYED Assistant U. S. Attorney D. A. Hart Continues Arraignment, Explains Action. Gaming charges lodged against Wil- liam S. Harvard, 54, of the 1500 block of I street; Carl Benchert, 30, of the 5000 block of Illinois avenue, and Harry Miller, 35, of the 1700 block of P street, at the second precinct vesterday follow- g a raid on an establishment in the 1000 block of Fifteenth street, were continued today by Assistant United States Attorney David A. Hart. The prosecutor declared this morning that police charges had not been in- vestigated, and the men would not be arraigned until papers were presented. Led by Capt. O. T. Davis of the sec- ond precinct, raiders swooped on the establishment yesterday afternoon. It is said that barred doors and windows prevented their entering, but they ;"mnlly were admitted by persons on the nside. According to police the premises were provided with various devices for gambling. ©ne table was equipped for roulette, others for dice, poker, dominoes and other games, police say. At the second precinct yesterday Har- vard and Benchert were charged with sefting up a gaming table and were held under $2.000 bond. Miller was charged with permitting gaming and released after posting bond of $100. S Gen. Summerall on Tour. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, chief of staff of the Army, left here last night on a tour of inspection of military posts | in Oklahoma and Kansas. 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