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P.; Raphael N. Manganaro, Bro. Jo- John O’Rourke,* Rev. Bartholomew Miles of smaller gatherings held after seph Charch McGee, S. M.; Sister Thomas Timlin, Rev. Francis Xavier the State Tax Reform Commission CRIPPLED PUPILS SEE Maureen McVlcker, Sister Regina Wahl and Rev. Robert James White. proposed a "relief” program based on S. Rev. Nicholas 11 proposals for new levies. The CAPITOL WITH CAPPER U. SENIORS HEAR Prelates at C. U. Exercises Schneider, O. U.; School of the Sacred Sciences. FORCE WILL BACK pro- C. was Hugh Serror, O. P., and Rev. Joseph gram indorsed by Senator Long of sacred theology—Rev. Maurice Sherer, O. P. Bachelor and Gov. O. K Allen. Turlbius Gabriel Mulcahy, Rev. Pat- A group of crippled children from Doctor of philosophy—Samuel Fran- Former Gov. J. Y. Sanders told the William Skehan, Rev. Francis the cis Bacon, Rev. Richard J. Bollig. O. rick meeting It was "simply a new tax public schools were taken on ft William Zlmkowsky, Rev. Frederick M. Sister M. Marietta Bowler, TAX RELIEF PLEA scheme to raise more money to feed sightseeing trip the Cap.; through Capitol ADDRESS ON DUTY Rev. Marlon Gabriel John Barthelme, O. S. F.; Sister M. Frances Buttell, their political machine." yesterday afternoon by Senator Cap- Rev. Martin Coughlin, Rev. S. B. S.; Sister Agnes Bernard Cav- Casey. per, Republican, of Kansas. They Harold Joseph Dean. Rev. Edward Ceunter Demands Made. anagh, S. S. J.; Rev. Vincent F. were from the Weightman School, Benedict Auchter, Rev. Benjamin Jo- Louisiana Group Threatens the the Johns Hopkins Professor Cleary. Sister Rosella Delaney. O. S. Against program protestants where special classes for crippled chil- Blied, Rev. Leonard Theodore 11 demands. are: Gov- F.; Sister Marie Walburg Fanning. seph placed They dren are conducted, under the direc- Rev. Mathias Henry La Vlo- and ernmental increased State Ex- S. S. J.; Rev. William J. Gauche, Busch, Long Aides With Use economy, tion of Mrs. Beulah Drake. Speaks at Closing Rev. Harold John O'Connor, school from Rev. Gerald J. Geary, Sister Teresa lette, support existing revenue, After arranging to have the chil- Rev. Joseph Peter Sprlngob, Rev. tax relief without additional Clare Goode, S. C. N.; Sister Lucien of and Guns. property dren visit the gallery to see the Sen- ercises Here. Theodore Frederick Thome, Rev. Rope taxation, rigid adherence to self-gov- Goudard. S. S. J.; Rev. Ferdinand ate in session. Senator Capper gave Claude Paul Zens. Rev. Louis V. Cote. ernment reduction of auto- Gruen. O. F. M.; Sister Dominica principles, them a ride on the electric cars in Rev. Winter Benedict Luckett, Rev. mobile licenses, school fund Hettinger, O. S. U.; Sister Vincent Br the Associated Press. segrega- the subway connecting the Capitol Charles lTancis O. M. I.; of State Specific duties borne by Catholic Killeen, O. P.; Lewis B. Lockwood, Bergstrom. tion, criminal prosecution with the Senate Offlce Building. Rev. Frederick O. M. BATON ROUGE, La., June 13.— who violate fund or dis- educational institution ex- Sister Agnes Teresa McAuliffe, S. C. Joseph Higgins, officials salary The Senator has taken a In- graduates "No more special N. Bro. Albertus C. F. I.; Rev. Francis Edward Hill, O. M. I.; taxes—or else!” position, “depoliticallzation” of State for benefit of ; Mahoney, X.; terest in the welfare of crippled chil- acting responsibilities Rev. Walter Sheldon O. M. I.; With full-throated roars of approval educational State Rev. Joseph Marling. C. PP. S.. S. T. Kelly. institutions, govern- dren in his own State, where he has the religion as well as the individual Rev. James Charles O. M. I.; for suggestions that the “else” might ment administered o flic la is "not L.; Theodore Maynard, Sister Clare Leonard, by established a foundation for their to the re- C. D. Rev. Urban Rev. Daniel Francis O. M. I.; Include pistols and noose, a State- controlled were cited today degree Metz, P.; Nagle, Lyddy, tthe by dictatorship.” grand Jury treatment. During the 10 years he O. James Francis O’Donnell, Dor- Rev. Vincent Mona, O. M. I.; wide protest meeting hurled demands investigation of official maladministra- cipients at Catholic University's com- P.; Joseph has been a member of the Senate othy Martha Parton, Arthur Lincoln Rev. Edward Timothy O’Sullivan. O. for economy and reform of Senator tion. “constitutional, honest and eco- mencement Dr. Karl F. Herzfeld, District Committee the Kansan has by Quirk. Sister Aloysia Rachbauer, O. M. X.; Rev. Thomas Smith Sullivan, Huey Long and the State adminis- nomical government.” of in Johns devoted constant attention to improv- professor physics Hopkins P. Rev. C. O. Rev Louis Emil Rev. tration. ; George Relly, P.; Rev. O. M. I.; IToulx. ing the schools of the District. University. Theodore Roemer, O. M. Cap.: Rev. Gregory John Roettger, O. S. B.; Rev. The thousands attending the meet- The conferred degrees on university William Henry Russell, Sister Celes- Emmett Ambrose Shanahan. Rev. Em- ing last night adopted a set of res- 520 students, one of its largest classes. tine Sullivan, O. S. B.; Rev. Daniel manuel William Schmitz, Rev. Roman olutions telling Louisiana’s lawmakers MRS. M. A. DERRICK Most Rev. Michael J. Curley. Arch- MRS. M. H. BAGLEY DIES David Sullivan. Sister M. Helen Sulli- Ament, O. M. Cap.; Rev. Luke Craw- what is expected of them. of Baltimore and chancellor bishop van, O. S. B.; Titus Ulke, Rev. James ford. O. M. Cap.; Rev. Lambert Roess- The Legislature is considering a of the university, presided. Bernard tax relief’ for DIES IN AUTO CRASH Former Resident Suc- Walker, O. P.; Sister M. Jus- ner. O. M. Cap.; Rev. Donald Wlest, "property program Washington The forty-fifth commencement ex- tinian and which Senator stumped of Warpeha Adelaide Marie O. M. Cap.; Rev. Pascual Blasquez. Long part cumbs in South. rrrises were marked by the conferring the State and this was Weiss. O. F. M.; Rev. Canislus F. Connors, the bullseye of doctor of State Archive* Col- of the honorary degree of the attack. It would substitute spe- Department Friends in Washington received School of Law. O. F. M ; Rev. Francis Jerome Dou- laws on Most Rev. John Joseph Glen- cial levies for but ghaen, O. F. M.; Rev. Gordian Vin- present taxes, word today of the death at Raleigh, tion. Archbishop of St. Louis and a Bachelor of laws—Joseph John speakers and resolutions demanded lator Injured in Accident cent Ehrlacher, O. F. M.; Rev. Tar- N. of Mrs. Minnie of the university. Betley. Howard Charles tax C., yesterday Hay- trustee Callender, cisius John Farley, O. F. M.; Rev. property relief without additional Fatal to Wife. In his address on "The Role of the James William Close, George taxation. wood who was a resident of Anthony Regis Janies Galvin. O. F. M.; Rev. Bagley. Educated Catholic in American Public Didden, jr.; Harry John Duscha, Ildephonse John Gillogly, O. F. M.; Use Threatened. Washington for many years. While Life,” Dr. Herzfeld warned the gradu- Thomas Bartholomew Finn, Robert Rape Rev. John Damascene Janco, O. F. M.; Mrs. Marvin A. Derrick, 33, whose here she was connected with the De- ates against bring "too easily satisfied Andrew Hoffman. James Sheridan ‘‘If It is necessary to teach them Rev. Oliver Patrick Murray, O. F. M.; husband has been a special archives of with the achievements of one of our Keelty, jr.; William Joseph Lansche, decency at the end of a hempen partment Agriculture. Rev. Francis de Sales Nolan, O. F. M.; collator throughout the world for the During her long illness, Mrs. Bag- own number.” jr.; H. Clay Le Grand, Migual A. Mar- rope, I, for one. am willing to swing Rev. Simon Qulgg. O. F. M.; Rev. State Department since 1924, was was with her niece, Mrs. 8. F. quez. jr.; Clarence Eugene Martin, the rope." asserted Mayor George W. ley “Too Keasilv Satisfied.” Theodore Louis Walhelm, O. F. M.; killed and her husband was injured Telfair of Raleigh. She is survived jr.; Michael Matthew Marucci, George Hardy, jr„ of Shreveport. Rev. John Curley Dignam. Rev. Joseph when their automobile turned over by her brother, Frank P. Haywood, “We are satisfied." he said, “with | Joseph Nofal, Thomas Anthony Pal- "The next summons must and will Louis Horning, Rev. Bernard William near Clinton, Okla., yesterday, ac- also of While in Washing- the Catholic who obtains even the i lante and Mark John Williams. | be a call to arms unless the present Raleigh. Knoer, Rev James Patrick McAndrew, cording to an Associated Press dis- ton she was a communicant of As- slightest results, or who publishes even Master of laws—Raymond Herzog, protest Is heeded." he said. Rev. Walter John Schmitz. Rev. Ray- patch. cension Church. a distinctly mediocre book, or perfects Sherry Basil Myers and Charles H. "How many of you will come back Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, archbishop of Baltimore (center), is shown mond Peter Shea. Rev. John Raphael Derrick attempted to pass a car an invention of small importance, O’Donnell. to Baton Rouge if the demands we just after conferring an honorary degree of doctor of laws on Most Rev. John Sullivan, Rev. John Peter Weisengofl which, in turn, was passing another and the Catholic papers immediately voice are not heeded?" the mayor Joseph Glennon. archbishop of St. Louis (left), at the commencement exer- School of Canon Law. ana Rev. Widman. automobile. Derrick was not believed ANDERSON RITES HELD tribute to him as a figure of George Joseph asked. 'Hold your hands." pay cises at Catholic James who delivered up seriously injured. and feel University today. Bishop Hugh Ryan, Bachelor of canon law—Rev.

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