Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1931, Page 11

" LAW SCHOOL PAYS CARDINAL TRIBUTE Georgetown Scholarship Honors Catholic Leader of 200 Years Ago. Tributes to Robert Cardinal Bellar- mine as a “defender of human liber- tles” who anticipated, by nearly 200 years, the doctrines proclaimed in the Declaration of Independence, were pald by speakers at academic exercises at ‘the Georgetown University School of Law night when a permanent uholmhcp was founded in commemo- ration of the cardinal’s writing on law and government, Dr. James Brown Scott, secretary of | the Carnegle Endowment for Interna- | tional Peace and Georgelown professor, was introduced by Rev. Thomas B.| Chetwood, S, ., regent of the law | school. In delivering a_ panegyric on | the cardinal, who recently Was CAnOn- | — ized, Dr. Scott said: Doctrines Are Traced. “The kind of government that Cardi- nal Bellarmine had in mind was lhxl government of the people, by the people, | and for the people which Lincoln thought was worth dying for. The doc- | trines of the Declaration u! Independ- ence are found in his writings and, | transmitted to the hands of George Mason and Thomas Jemrmn have be- come the hope of the futu: Other tributes were paid b\ Rev. Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, S. J., president of the university; Dean George E. Hamil- ton of the law school, and James J Kelly, law senior. Portrait Is Presented. In announcing the - scholarship, Dr. Nevils said it would be awarded annu- ally to a senior of the college for a course of study in the law school. H Clrd.lnnl ‘Bellarm! Last nlght ‘was Lhe feast day of the saint. A reception was held for innted guests to meet Dr scott after mc exercises. mElR Rt REPORT HELEN ASKED ‘ TO LEAVE RUMANIA Queen Believed Informed She Hurts| Country by 'Remaininz—'lo See Michael. By the Associated Press. | BUCHAREST, Rumania, May l4—‘ Queen Helen was reported yesterday to have told friends that on her recent visit to Belgrade King Alexander noti- fled her in the name of King Cn’ol; that her presence in Rumania was not | in uze mwrests of the country. was said, therefore, m luva decmed to leave Bucharest at t! nm pmslble moment and hcr de pected when Dov\BE‘r Q\uen u-rh mcl Princess Ileana T turn early in June. She is not certain, it was said, how she would avail her- Carol chael from time to time. RUM RING HEAD PLEADS | GUILTY T0 52 CHARGES ¥Two Years in Atlanta Is Sentence | Giver to James F. Courtney Indicted With 10 Others. By the Assoctated Press. y M —James F. a) n Lake Erf llquor e Canada, it Ohll:med shlpmerllu i“eb bfoudl to and Pennsylvania by Tailroad from ‘Whole bfldflt clr Xoldl ‘were shipped Florida to McKees) I’L. 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PITTSBURGH, May 14—When Imre Domiter, 50-year-old mill laborer, work- ing but three days @ week, went to & bank to make a deposit the other day he was informed that his deposits for the past few weeks had reached a total of $11,000 and that unless he could ex- plain ‘the bank could accept no more ceposits without making inquiries. Domiter shrugged his shoulders and walked ou aioy: o auiail hoya Hiaying 1 an abandoned railroad coach found his body hanging in o wash room rday it was disclosed &' shoe- maker i Potiters asighborhood Tad sworn out a ‘warrant, charging him with | the theft of $7,000. ON CRACKERS | UNDERWOOD i MORKE PADS NEW BI6G PACKAGKE Like magic, S. O. S. makes alumi- num and ail pans shine like new. Each pad eonuuu its own grea cutting, scouring snlunt v et g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1931 FARM-FRESH VEGETABLES Health Authorities Advise a Well-Balanced Diet by Eating Daily Some Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. 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