Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 37

THE EVENING Pagin " aceaive, Millranc: | PRESBYTERIANS: FAVOR ed to successive diminutions of rmany’'s payments without ever raising frankly the question of war Although the United States STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, byterian Church of America, in con-|campaign and that the Baptift leaders Acquitted of Perjury. yesterday by a Jjury. The Kimball|last May, which trlal resulted in a vention here, authorized the New|were agreeable to the plan. ST. ALBANS, Vt., September 25— | trial was the outcome of the $100,000 | disagreefient of the jury. York Presbytery to unite with_the A R e e Hgn iloay e A \/} . B. Kimbali, former postmaster|alienation suit of W. V. Phelps of EVANGELIZING NE YORK ?f";’“i;’ :“‘L:::,’:’l"d‘:::p‘:‘;;':mfi: All men are not homeless, but some | of Enosburg Falls, on trial here, | Enosburg Falls and Seattle a for the expenditure of troms $3,000,000 | men are home less than others. charged with perjury, was acquitted ireenwood, 1924, - . EXPLAINS FRENCH land, claims to be the, resort in the world. ' & to evangelize the metropolis. Dr. Theodore F. Savage, appearing for the New York Presbytery, report- advise Washington officially of them for Church Buildings. and to ask if Washington approved By the Associated Press. debts. not being a party to the treatles was | Unite With Methodists and Bap- | (o $6.000,000 for the building of new —_— b e v [ t called to ratify these reduc- churches in Manhattan an rooklyn |- Tons, it would have been wise to| tistsin $3,000,000 Campaign | ZUErEORs i FARKELAR B 0 Hive Shingles with the tints of an Autumn Hillside ; and, if so, to inquire what connec- port: i i tion Washington saw between reduc-| ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., September|ed that the Methodists of New Yor! Tardieu, Negotiator of Loan tion of the German payment and the | 25.—The general council of the Pres-|had already voted to go into the f settlement of war debts. From U. S., Discusses Hur- | “sut"wo French government was frank enough to do this and there- fore the debt question gradually ley Payment Plan. crystallized, making it more and more difficult to reach that settle- ¥ ment which circumstances justify. It BY ANDRE TARDIEU. might be added that by apn:‘)'lng pro- ¥ Radio to The Star. tectionist principles to the recon- l'r’.‘\‘m.\'m‘r;;»:emh-r 251t is too |Struction of France's tuins and by early to predict the attitude govern- | refusing to use the credits which tne ¢ill take toward the Franco-| es Arecnn det® cettiement - proposed | October, 1917, for such reconstruction, by Edward N. Hurley to Secretary | the French gn\'ernmvom. further fello: g 3 ». | aggravated this situation. And so Mellon. There are i pose that the W today we are far from that state of ment will take no finit mind in which the loans were nego- £ & aleotic s 2 tiated. oter the slectionintany The Huriey plan, though it cannot | be discussed in detail until the text ally demanded year after year by more people than any should state | is published, has the merit of seek- other Sh in t . co! ‘ and since the | ing to render the g ion more flex- 0es ‘hls untry. commissioner at|ible and Dby offering a five-year - = ’__‘_ ; 7 moratorium, shows the connection -be- /. i ony may | tween this scheme and the Dawes . 5 oneneal an. Its schedule of payments offers r. Hurley. Here it is " | a useful basis discussion as far as Let it be understood at the out- | that side is concerned. France is set that those omised C "\rnh“‘r'i’--_d\\:!l?:(’: Slgnature tol the e h a constructive “The French people gh of a policy of nega- wdopted” by their '5’6"7 &'8 SHOES BOYS AT $3.50 & $4.00 W. L. 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