Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 16

GRANT IMPROVED, LEAVES HOSPITAL Rector Ready to Go to Work. Is “Badly in Need of Money,” He Says. By the Associated Press. KATONAH, N. Y., November 28— The Rev. Percy Stickney Grant, for- mer rector of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, who has been un- dergoing treatment for an aggravat- ed form of anaemia in a New York hospltal, has returned to his home here with the announcement that he is “feeling first rate.” “I am going to turn my hand to “vhatever will bring in money,” he uud, in laughingly disclaiming that e intended to concentrate solely on literary work. “I am badly in need of money. I am going to get into something, but just what it will be I can't say at the moment. Still Feels Tired. “I've just got home, as you can (see, and it feels good, too. They had ine down in the hospital and they found out what ailed me. I am feel- ing first rate now, but, of course, a trifie tired. Apparently they really discovered my trouble, and I am now on the up-grade. “I'll probably have to fight hard to make enough money, but I shall fight with my spirit—whatever my body may be, my spirit is not sick.” Dr. Grant's discharge from the hospital was decided on suddenly yes- terday by Dr. Lewis Conner, his per- sonal physician, when it was learned that the clergyman was finding diffi- culty in accustoming himself to his surroundings, with resulting loss of sleep. As sleep and complete rest and quiet are essential to recovery, Dr. Conner determined that return to his home in Katonah would serve his patient's best interests. Greek Crew Mutinies. MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, November 28.—The port authorities have re- celved a message from the Greek steamer Okeanos, 30 miles from Montevideo, saying the crew had mu- tinfed. A tug with a detachment of marines was sent out to the steamer. (The Okeanos was last reported ar- riving at Buenos Aires from Santos November 21.) % Z 2 7 2 7 Y, 2077 7 e '1 "[l‘l \ 1’ ||.m%, HI‘ THE EVENING Church of England Bans Two-Ring By the Associated Press. LOND! November 28.—The de. sire to protect the British bride- groom’s pocket from too many finan- clal inroads, which it was con- tended might prove a serious deter- rent to marriage—already affected by unemployment and the housing shortage—led the .Church of Eng- land’s house ofclergy yesterday to re- ject a proposal requiring men as well as women to wear wedding rings. The question arose during discus. sion of the revision of the marriage service, which earlier had been alter- ed so as to eliminate the time-honor- ed word “obey” from the bride's re- sponse in one of the two passages in ich it occurs in the ritual, although as permitted to remain in the 3,000-MARK HORSE WINS RACE PAYING 2,248 TO 10 Last Contest of Fall Season at Ger- man Track Goes to Horse None Would Buy. Correspondence of the Assoclated Press. BERLIN, November 10.—Thousands of spectators were “absolutely stun- ned and numerous bookmakers sent into a state of confusion,” to quote Berlin S Robert the fashionable by a length from of which were “favorites,” gold marks to 10. Herman Roller, the owner, for months has had Pan Robert up for sale at 3,000 marks, but there were no take The race was the wind-up of the Fall season, and all the prize winners of running races for nionths had been lentered. There were no big bets on Pan Robert, the owner himself being dubious of his horse’s performances. The bets all told amounted to but 310 gold marks and divided among the “sm mark bets. It was the first race that Alfred Bleuler, who rode Pan Robert, had won this season. Actress and Director Wed. LOS_ ANGELES, November Belle Bennett, actress of the sta and screen, and Fred Windermere, motion picture director, were married here yesterday. half the previous catch, were caught | [ Only 5,000 cases of lobsters, about | Ceremony as Economy Measure other. The revised ritual, which must be finally accepted by the house of bishops and the house of laymen respond, “love, cherish and serve,” substituting serve for obey. The bride, however, cannot escape entirely from the word which the feminists so tirelessly oppose, for she must reply “yes” when asked if she will “take this man to be thy wedded husband; wilt thou ‘obey and serve him? The proposal for the double-ring ceremony aroused a heated discus- sion in which many arguments, ec- clesiastical and practical, were pre. sented, but the’opponents had the final say and the motion was rejected. RADIO RECORD SET. Ship and Shore Maintain . 4,800 Mile Communication. 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PARIS, November 28.—Three more “Immortals” as the members of the French Academy are designated, were created yesterday. Death having claimed six of the 40 members, four more not yet having been officiaily received into the au- gust body, and two being unable to be present, there were only 28 to vote in today's elections. After six ballots Georges Lecomte, president of the French Authors' So- clety for the past ten years, was elected from among six candidates to the place of Frederic Masson, who died last December. Emil Plcard, mathematiclan, was elected to the place of Charles De. trevcinet, who died in May, 1923. M Plcard recelved 17 votes, against 10 for Plerre Mille and one for Senator Huges Le Roux. . The chair of Plerre Lottle is to be | filled by Albert Besnard, 75-year-old | artist, who has the distinction of be- ing the first painter ever to enter the French Academy. 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In the Crimea an avi- ator remained aloft in a glider for 5 hours and 15 minutes, while in Italy a German flyer traveled 17% miles in 18 minutes in an alrplane without motive power. LEMBER 28, 1924, 40 RUSSIAN REFUGEES REMAIN IN MANILA NOW Only Two of Eleven Vessels of Fleeing Monarchists Are Teft. Correspondence of The Associated Press. MANILA, October 28.—The Ilia Mo- rometz, one of the Russian vessels which arrived in Manila Bay a year and a half ago under Admiral Stark, has been sold to a local transporta- tion company, leaving only two out of the 11 vessels in the original fleet which came from Vladivostok with more than 800 Russian refugees. The others have been so0ld to concerns here or in China. The company will use the Ilia Morometz, which is a high-powered tug, in towing work in Philippine waters. Only 40 of the original 800 refugees who came with the fleet remain in the Philippines, the others, including Admiral Stark, having departed for various countries. 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