Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1929, Page 3

THE .EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! MEE‘"NG 'm SPEED e e i serotes | - - BISHOP 1S EXILED. on February 22, 1932, in commemoration | ' of “ the 200th Cm g Cleric_Attacks Venezuelan Civil Washington's birth, Marriage Law. aceordance with' a decree exiling him stitutional patronage law by preaching | —_— against civil matrimony. | PARIS, Qctbber 14 .(A%~—Senorita ‘The recent civil law marriage of Gov. | Mila Patino, uzhwl‘ of the Bolivian Hugo Fonseca. who had been divorced, ' Minister to : Paris, was robbed of & yesterday by a Will Roéers Says:' moved the bishop to declare in a ser- 524,000 pear! necklace mon that civil matrimony was a “simple | thief who invaded her bedroom Police Moving to Washington ? Have your goods stored in SECURITY steel vans till you want them here. Wherever you live you can lease a SECURITY STORIN- VAN. Security Srorage 1140 FIFTEENTH ST A SAFE DEPOSITORY FOR 38 YEARS | CAASPINWALL . PRESIDENT Good Used Tires Popular Sizes $1up Tubes, 50c up LEETH BROS. 1220 13th St. Bet. M & N PAINT, ‘s House Paint—Any Col coeieeiee. 5145 gal. 3 BRANCHES €& C Sta SW. | lege, Worcester, Mass. .50 Gal. | died in the Georgetown Hospital yes- | |Navy Yard Electrician Closely HOLY TRINITY, DIES Rev. Patrick Brennan, S. J., Succumbs Suddenly at Age of 85. Rev. Patrick Brennan, S. J., 85 years | old, assistant pastor of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, physiclan and Union Army veteran and at one time vice president of Georgetown University, | terday several hours after going there | for treatment fcr what he thought was a minor allment. Next year Father Brennan would have celebrated the diamond anniver- sary of his entrance into the Jesuit order and his golden anniversary as a priest, Father Brennan had an eventful career. Born in Ireland, he went to Ohio when a boy. At the outbreak of the Civil War he joined the Ohio volunteers as drummer boy. Following the Civil War he entered Georgetown University and was grad- uated in medicine. Later he decided to enter the Jesuit order. Pastor in Providence. Subsequently, he served as tor in Providence, R. I, and was for many years stationed at St. Thomas’ parish, | Charles County, Md. He also was for 2 number of years at Holy Cross Col- | lege. Worcester, Mass., serving for a time as vice president. He had been | stationed in this city for the past 15 years. Father Brennan received a monthiy pension from the Government for Wis services in the Civil War and was con- tributing the money thus received for the establishment of a burse for the education of a priest. Told of Early Boat Ride. One of the highlights of his experi- ences, which he recounted to friends, was that he was among the first pas- | sengern on a stern wheel steam-driven ;olkon a trip from Washington to New ork. Father Brennan just before his death was planning a visit to his home in Ohio. He is survived by & half brother, Rev. James V. Kelly of Holy Cross Co!- Funeral services will be conducted in Holy Trinity Catholic Church Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock, HOLLIS FUNERAL RITES AT HOME TOMORROW | Identified With Masonic Or- | of Blaxton, Eng BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.—I don't know what it's the Beight of, but it sho is the height of something ter- rible. And that is when' forty mil- lion people have been listening in- tently to Graham McNamee for two hours describe a thrilling world series game and then hear, “We will now switch you back to the studio for the Safety Can Opener hour, where you will be highly entertained by Sarah Wow, who will whine for you that ditty, ‘I Just Don't Believe I Can Prevent Myself From Caring in & Small Way for That Steaming, Broiling, Half-burned Man of Mine,’ after which, those Harmoniz- ing Hounds will entertain you dur- ing Rosenbaum’s Catchup hour.” JUAREZ STRIKERS RIOT. Three Are Hurt and Four Arrest- ed After Clash. EL PASO, Tex., October 14 ().— | Three men were injured seriously and four others arrested by Juarez police during the first demonstration of strik- | ing bakers against strikebreakers in | Juarez yesterday. | Trouble started when Manuel Casil- | ias, proprietor of a bakery shop, tore down a red flag the strikers had placed in front of his shop. He was arrested for hitting one of the pickets over the head with his pistol. | Police said that picketing and riot- ing prevailed throughout the day. Sev- | eral other Juares unions threatened to | walk out in sympathy with the bakers. | o) | Eighteen-year-old Dorothy Springett, | n land, has just bee: licensed as an auto-bus_drive T [ WHEN KIDNEYS HURT ' DRINK MORE WATER | I It Your Back Aches or Bladder Bothers, Take a Little Salts. The American men and women | must guard constantly against kid- ney trouble because we often eat too much rich food. Our blood is filled | with acids which the kidneys strive | to flter out; they weaken from over- | work, become sluggish, the elimina- tive tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble. bladder weakness and | & general decline in health, When your kidneys feel like lumps | of lead; your back hurts or the urine I8 cloudy, full of sediment, or you are | obliged to seek relief two or three | program is expected to be in excess of $3,000,000. - Besides Mr. Pepper, other members | By Cable to The Star. of the executive committee are lu:l;} CARACAS, Venezuela, October 14.- 200 to Attend Gathering to Discuss Expediting Construction. More than 200 prominent men and women have been invited to a meeting sponsored by the national executive committee of the Washington Cathedral to discuss plans to hasten the comple- tion of the cathedral and its associated institutions, ‘The meeting will be held in the re- cently completed College of Preachers’ Bullding_ Saturday. Former Senator Ceorge Wharton Pepper, chairman of the national executive committee, will preside. A reception is to be held in the bishop’s garden following the meet- ing. The present ajm of the cathedral au- thorities is to complete the north d Rev. James E, Freeman, Bishop. Washington; Very Rev. G. tenahl, dean of Washington: ry D. Andrews of New York, Assistant Secre- tary of State Castle, Philip H. Gads- den of Philadelphia, Edwin N. Lewis of Washington, Arthur B. Lisle of Provi- dence, R. L; Ralph Lowell of Boston, Wwilliam G. Mather of Cleveland, Un- der Secretary of the Treasury Mills, Newbold Noyes of Washington, William | Right Cooper Proctor of Cincinnati, Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander, Henry B. Rust of Pittsburgh, Herbert L. Satter- lee of New York, Rev. Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes, Corcoran Thom of Washington, | hur W. Thompson of Philadelphia :l‘;td ghlrles Beecher Warren of Detroit: Bomb Causes $5,000 Damage. 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