Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1928 — Page 7

JAN. 13, 1928

PIOUS SUNDAYS ARE ASKED FOR U. Southern Congressman Urges Law for ‘Blue’ Sabbath in Washington. BY ROBERT TALLEY WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.—A 50-year-old .Congressman who represents a group of rural counties in the extreme southern part of Georgia would make Washington the most pious city in the United States on Sundays. Ho is Representative William C. Lankford, former mayor of the little town of Douglas, Ga., whose Sunday “blue law bill” for the District of Columbia is due for hearings before a congressional committee within a few days. Citizens’ meetings of protest are being held almost nightly. Wants *Blo6* Sunday The Congress of the United States is sort of a glorified city council for Washington, enacting all its local laws, so hence this bill. At present, Washington has Sunday theaters, Sunday baseball and other amusements. Also, quite a few small groceries and meat shops keep open on Sunday. Years of residence here as a Congressman have convinced Representative Lankford that this is very wicked and very wrong, so he

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Sir Esme Howard, British ambassador to the United States, has asked diplomatic immunity for his son, Henry Howard (above), 14, whose automobile struck Beatrice Deforest, 12-year-old daughter of a weather bureau employe at Washington. They boy is two years under the minimum age requirement for driving an automobile in the District of Columbia, police said, and any action to be taken will have to come throught the State Department.

has introduced a bill to make Sundays in Washington as “blue” as they are in his native town of Douglas, Ga. His bill would prohibit all work on Sunday except a few “acts of necessity or charity.” Further, it specifies Sunday as the particular day to be observed, and not merely just one day in seven. He Worked on Sabbath Led by the Seventh Day Adventists, whose Sabbath is Saturday, opponents of the bill are preparing for a hot fight before the committee. With them are the theater men and the liberal element residing in the Capital. Two years ago when Representative Lankford introduced a similar bill to outlaw Sunday labor, the Washington News posted a reporter to watch Lankford’s office one Sunday. The reporter observed that the “blue law” proponent, himself, worked that day. The bill apparently has slight chance of passage, but apprehensive Congressmen are hoping that it won't come to a vote on the floor. Such might be quite embarrassing for lots of them who come here from districts, where there is a strong “blue law” element. Family Lives in Cold Barn It u Timm It pro in] EVANSVILLE. Ind., Jan. 13.—A family of four was found living in an unheated, unlighted stable here by Miss Dorothea Williams, State Humane Society member, and Henry Leurrsen, Children’s Home superintendent. Arrangements are being made to find a more suitable home for the family.

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