Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1933, Page 26

APRIL 14, 1933. halt an hour later when Mrs. Privitte | was found lying on the floor of her | apartment by an elevator operator, Daniel Kendall. E——— | was attired in spotless white. He |holy of holies, which Vatican prelates | SAERAMENT RlIE walked the short distance with slow [say Pope Pius may open some time | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY. WOMAN MANAGER CHOKED AND ROBBED *3 St s e soune o come to Italy for the Holy week, wit- | central altar stone of St. Peter's last | | She had non De type they asked She had none of the type they asked nessed the cerernony. | evening to commemorae Christ's suf- | i |and_stepped into her own apartment | Blackvestmented Driests prostrated | ferings 1900 years ago as g on | Mrs. Meda H. Privitte Found |to :;x;w?omm to_another bulding in themselves before the altars of Rome's | the cross. : n e applicants. 400 churches In traditional Good Friday | Holy year pilgrims packed the im- Lying on Floor of Apartment Mrs. Privitte no sooner turned her rituals. Holy year pilgrims, including | mense Basilica to witness the sym- With $410 Missing. back, she said, than she was seized {many Americans, flocked to the tem- | bolic rites. The liquid, carried to the 3 ples for the services. altar in seven chalices of crystal and THE EVENING tinguishing a_blaze recently at the howe of Rev. R. A. Green, on Alabama avenue southeast. The association pointed out, however, that because of the lack of covers much of Rev. Mr. Green's furniture was needlessly ruined Plans were made for a large public meeting next mouth, when matters of interest to the whole Southeast com- munity will be considered. FURNITURE PROTECTION FROM FIRES IS SOUGHT City but sure steps, appearing in excellent | during the holy year. It is reserved health. to the Popes. but none has visited it Eighteen cardinals and Vice Chan- in | cellor von Papen of Germany, who has | REVIVED BY POPE Pius XI Carries Eucharist in the last 400 years. he | Priests poured wine and water on the Garfield Citizens Request Heads to Furnish More Salvage Covers. The Garfleld Citizens’ Association has requested the District Commis-| Czech Hop Growers Aided. sioners to furnish the Fire Department | Prosperity has come to the hop from behind and choked until she lost | consciousness. The money, police were told, was taken from a dresser drawer. Good Friday Procession Organs and church bells were silent |one of gilded metal, represented the throughout the day. Between noon |blood and water that flowed from and 3 pm., the hours when Christ |Christ's side. hung on the cross, Clergymen then imparted a blessing | with sacred relics, among them reputed in Vatican City. were deserted. the city's streets | 8410 by two youthful bandits was re- How she was choked into uncon- sciousness and robbed of more than | g THE Victim of the robbery was con- ned to her room today. but appar- ently had suffered no serious injury. lated to police late yesterday by Mrs. with more salvage covers for the pro- growers of Czechoslovakia because the tection of furniture in burning homes. | United States has authorized real beer. | The action, taken at Wednesday's | Czechoslovakian hops that were quoted v Every one was either Meda H. Privitte, resident manager of | |in_church or at home. | 'Some of Christianity’s most highly prized relics were on display this morn- ing in the Church of St. Peter, St. John's and Holy Cross. portions of the cross, the holy veil of Veronica and the lance with which the centurian pierced Christ’s body. an apartment at 336 Massachusetts | 1In 1785 a Sabbath School Soclety wn‘ meeting at the Garfield School, fol-|at $40 per 100 kilograms row sell at | By the Associated Press. "";,"‘)‘l'i‘('_e":rljll’:fl:‘fid i e zmn‘fim’m’"},el"hf:"g.]“'&d and in 10 years| lowed commendation of the Fire De-|$100, and the supply is almost ex- | S | 's| h: «, " . | VATICAN CITY, April 14—Pius XI. membership had grown to 65000. partment for “splendid service” in ex- \hausted. barely in his “teens when a Pope last carried the blessed sacrament in Good e Friday procession, revived that custom Worshipers Ascend Stairs. | today on the nineteen-hundredth an-| A steady stream of worshipers ersary of the death of Christ | ascended the holy stairs in St. Salva- re it reverently back to the tore Church on their knees, stopping on | Sistine Chapel, from which he had|each step to recite a prayer. This is| taken it yesterday to be exposed over | the only way the siairs, said to have | | Holy Thursday, and there said a spe- been climbed by Christ after he was | cial” mass. Sruwnm with thorns, may be muum‘cd. t. Helena, mother of Constantine, Escort Accompanies Pontiff. | Rome's first Christian emperor, is Te- A colorful escort, including the ported to have brought them from highest dignitaries of the church, ac- | Jerusalem, where they furnished access | | companied _ the vear-old Pontiff | tothe home of Pontius Pilate. | from the Pauline Chapel, where the At the top of the stairs the devout crament had been left. His holiness ' kn: fore the sancta sanclorum, or o |EMERGENCY FORCE READY | § Los Angeles Sheriff Forms Group § of 25 Planes for Disasters. LOS ANGELES, April 14 (#)—Sheriff FEugene Biscailuz announced yesterday | he had completed formation of a volun- teer airplane squadron of 25 ships to be used in the event of major disasters | snd other great emergencies. Each member contributed the use of an airplane. 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