Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1931, Page 10

| A—10 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1931 e r—] HALTED B POLE Disturbance Over Pastor’s Removal Quieted and Appeal | Referred to Rome. By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, January 5.— Quiet pre- vailed today at the parish of St. Mary Magdalene Church, following a dis- turbm%oe during which several hundred parishioners, resisting removal of their stor, Rev. Edward A. Kowaleski, fought with police. Ten men were ar- rested but were subsequently released without charges. Police said that some of them were hoodlums and not af- filiated with the church. The trouble, coming as a prelude to the early Sunday morning mass, began when a group of young men climbed through the church windows and start- ed ringing the bells. Others lighted a bonfire. Aroused by the noise, scores of paris] ers hurried to the scene and a ri ad of 125 police dispersed the crowd by using their clubs on the leaders. A newspaper reporter Wwas manhandled by a group of men. Mass Said by Neighboring Pastor. Mass was said by Rev. Peter Bona, pastor of a neighboring church, under & heavy police guard. Fe denounced the demonstrators for attempting to 1esist Rev. Father Kowal . He said Rev. Father Ko , given a canonical trial by crder of Cardinal Mundele'n after he had struck an as- sistant, nad boen relieved of duty pend- ing appeal of his case to church au- thorites st E°me. Mgr. Halgas of Calumet City, Rev. Father Bona added, would act as temporary Pastor. Police Mamtain Order. A score or more of members of the eongregation contmued to stand in front of the church early today, but five policemen maintained order. A police guard was also used at an- other house of worship yesterday, St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church. About 300 old members of the congregation, in a dispute with the parish priest, Rev. Milan Hranilovicn, were kept out of the church, but movec to another building where services were held. LATE TRAIN INTERRUPTS HONEYMOON SECRECY Boatwright, Jr., and Bride, Former Suzanne Pollard, Are Recog- nized During Depot Wait. By the Associated Press. * __PETERSBURG, Va. January 5.— Herbert Lee Boatwright, jr., and his bride._who until Saturday night, was Miss Suzanne Pollard, daughter of the Governor and the “first lady of Vir- ginia,” failed to allow for late trains ‘when they planned to keep their honey- mon destination a secret. Several hundréd persons attended a yeception after their marriage at the executive mansion Saturday nigt, but all any one, apparently, knew about their plans for the next month was that the Governor had a sealed letter to be opened in case it b>came neces- sary to communicate with them. Yesterday afternnon they drove from Richmond to Petersburg in the Gov- ernor’s car—and found the train they ‘were to take was nearly an hour late. They were recognized during the wait at the station and were observed to mrd a train bound for St. Petersburg, L vy - Held in Kansas Slaying. GREAT BEND, Kans., January 5 (#). »George Hartness, 37, was held today charged with slaying his father-in- law, C. Menges, and wounang his mother-in-law, after failing to adjust domestic difficulties with Mrs. Hariness. Officers said the prisoner also beat his wife with a piece of pipe. !Feeling Badr'lr'odaryi'.’ Listen, Here’s Good News | What's the use in kidding yourself? If you feel tired and \run down, you ought to do 1lomethmg about it before some serious illness strikes. You ought to build up your body so it’s one hundred per cent fit. | The way to do this, say doc- tors, is to take cod liver oil. But don’t take cod liver oil the |old-fashioned liquid way. Take |it the modern way in tiny tasteless tablets. McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets are made from the vitamins of the finest cod liver oil that Norway can produce. 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Keep full strength Mustegole on hand, for adults and the milder®-Children’s Musterole for little tots, All druggists. . CHILDREN'S More than a thousand parishioners of St. Mary Madga lene’s Catholic Church, Chicago, massed about the parish house to prevent the removal of their pastor, the Rev. Edward Kowalski, and to prevent his successor from taking over the Members of the crowd refused to permit any onme to approach the grounds. “He loves us and we love him. rectory. for 20 years,” said a spokesman for the protestors. see that he is not removed by force.” “Father Kowalski has been here We will not allow him to go and will —A. P. Photo. FOUR HELD IN PROBE OF MILL HOME FIRE Residence of Non-Union Textile Worker at Schoolfield Saved. -Empty Storehouse Burns. DANVILLE, Va. January 5.—Four men were in jail here today, arrested by military authorities at Schoolfield pending investigation of an alleged in- cendiary fire at the residence of W. T. Dooley last midnight. Mrs. Dooley is a non-union worker. Early discovery of the fire resulted i its being quickly extinguished. Soldiers’ suspicions were aroused when they smelled the odor of gasoline and going to a nearby house arrested the men after discovering an empty gaso- | line can. They had observed that the porch of the Dooley home had been liberally sprinkled with gasoline. Those held are J. W. Jones, N. L. Spivey, J. R. Jeffries and L. J. Brans- ton. No formal charges had been brought late this morning. A blaze which destroyed an empty storehouse is also being investigated. Four Raid Gambling Room. ROCHESTER, N. Y., January 5 (). —Four gunmen held up a gambling room early yesterday, lined a score of habitues along the walls, and walked out with money said to total more than $3,000, taken from dice tables. rom, NEW YORK AVENUI QUAKE HITS GREECE | Houses Damaged in Corinto and| | . Neighboring Villages. | ATHENS, Greece, January 5 (#)— | Forty houses in Old Corinth were dam- aged badly in earthquakes which shook the peninsula yesterday. Fifty houses in neighboring villages were destroyed by the tremors. | Part of the medieval wall of Akro- corinth was damaged, but no lives were lost. Houses built on'anti-seismic prin- ciples after the 1928 quakes withstood the shocks well. ‘The government has sent a quantity of tents to shelter the homeless. More insidious than skulking assassins, | Acidity lays more men low than ail the guns of gangdom! Many a rundown con- | dition, many a case of ‘“nerves” sleep- lessness and melancholy is really Acidity. ‘When the stomach secretes too much acid it causes acid-indigestion. with gas. ss. and burning. It aiso sets up fermentation and putrefaction in the in- . creating poisons which pull us Puts More Men “On the Spot” than All the Gangsters in e World! and stimulates peristalsis or the natural movement of the boweis. 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