Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1929, Page 24

24 ¥ CATHOLIC SESSION 1S CONVENED HERE‘ Cardinal 0’Conne!l of Boston Presides at Meeting of American Hierarchy. The hierarchy of the Catholic Church | in America coavered in annual me: §1g this morning at Catholic University with Cardinal O Connell of Boston, pre- | siding. Ths morning session was taken up with the reading of reports on the vari- ; divisions of church work the past | year; on the part the Catholic Church has played in the educational and so- cial service work throughout the coun- try and reports from the National Coun- cil of Catholic Men and the National | Council of Catholic Women. Fifty-five bis:ops and _archibishops and another cardinal bosides Cardinal O'Connell attended. He was Cardinal | Mundel<in of Chicago. This afternoon clections of the ex-| ecutive committee will be held. The | meeting will conclude with a session to- morrow morning. OYSTER HOUSE RAID NETS ONE ARREST Alleged Betting Slips and Gambling Paraphernalia Seized at L Street Place. One man was arrested and a number of betting slips and other gambling paraphernalia were seized today when Headquarters Detectives Frank Varney, H. E. Brodie and Hugh Robey raided | Big, bright, red ones. THE EVENING John Burroughs School Pupils Thrilled . By Fire Call, but They played tragedy to an unsympa- thetic aud’ence out at the John Bul roughs School th's morning and, the last curtain, there 1 upo: smoldering funeral pyre the: spirit of childish glee—glee of the kind that's born of watching fire engines at work. The little drama bsgan about an hour before the scheduled opening of school. There was smoke coming from -the furnace room of the Burroughs School, at E'ghteenth and Monroe streels northeast, and John R. Baker, tne janitor, was the first actor to perform. Fire, he said, was burning in the soft-coal bin, but that could be con- trolled in a jiffy. Ard then Miss M. E. Draney, principal of the school, came upon ‘the scene to hear Mr. Bakers belittling remarks about the fire. Then the youngsters bega:n arriving at the school. They stopped to gaze wide-eyed at the liitle coll of smoie ceeping from the basement windo' Even if it was but a wisp, it w smoke, and that meant fire, and when Miss Draney noticed gas -seeping into the school building and decided to call the Fire Department the Burroughs pupils were satisfied with life. When it was nearly 9 o'clock the engines arrived. There was No. 17 engine, for instance; No. 4 truck, and then there was the No. 1 rescue squad, which came along out of habit It Ends All Too Soon because they heard the fire was at a school. And_ First Battalion Chief H. M. McConnell was there to lead his men. The engines began pumping water | into the basement, and with the first ! splash the smoke 'quit coming. ~Well, the youngsters still could watch the en- | gines work. A couple of the boys went up for a close look and Miss Draney dragged them away. Then 9 o'clock came and the bell rang! Whimpers, pleas, frets, scowls—but ! every last kid in the crowd was herded | to his_classroom. BRIDE WITH DAUGHTER. || | Mrs. Marjorie Wealthy Widow, Weds Flyer. SAN DIEGO, Calif., November 6 (). —Al Wilson, aviator, and Mrs. Mar- jorie Sellars, wealthy widow of Holly- wood and Florida, were married yester- day at Agua Caliente, Mexico. At the same time Betty Sellars, Mrs. Sellars' | daughter, was married to Prank Thom- |ick, business partner of Wilson, The | double_wedding was performed at the | Agua Caliente Hotel by Judge Francisco | Mirando of the Civil Court of Tijuana. Sellars, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929, Royal— G Street at Eleventh —presents some beau- tiful examples of the new footwear mode. Fashion correctness and foot comfort at a price within reach of all. 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The arrested man, Ernest Carroll, 45 years old; colored, who lives at the L street address, was taken to the first precinct and held on a charge of per- mitting gaming. ‘The detectives said that more than & score of “patrons” were assembled in a back room on the top floor when they entered and several made attempts to escape. They were all detained, however, and their names taken as Government witnesses. The raid is the second one in as many days made by the detectives in con- nection with District Attorney Rover's drive against alleged widespread gam- bling in the Capital Paulina, 10.00 Developed in nautical blue kid and sucde, with the smart center buckle strap. 5 Your frock is net or velvet or silk. Your hat, however, must be of supple, gleaming metallic fabric that molds itself to your head. We'd like to show you this smart little group of party hats, for we flatter ourselves they are unique. 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