Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D..C, THURSDAY, H”GE UST AWA”S ;Teu Million in Gold Bars Shipped From (lule in. Reu)rd Transaction BROADCAST PERMIT Shutting Door on Licenses Results in Flood of c steamship Teno yeste voyage across the Spanish N By the Associated Press NEW YORK ebruary 4 en; National Bank of Commerce. wi | to be the largest gold shipmer Appllcatlon. [to be the lurgest & iipmen Shutting of the door against any in the United Ited in a more wide- 1e alr than s when ob- wrought to this co . and the 1 ction on recor $10,000 GIVEN FOR SEARCH FOR PNEUMONIA SERUM Former Represemame Establishes | nection The ompleted & v and private gold | shi till_has to be considered sts of South America, a ntative of the shipping com- precaution was ure ship. The ina concrete for the trip, and maintained. as greeted at the ooklyn dock by five armored cars, S rrying four armed guards. ansferred from the und boxes, each 00 in bullion. arded or drove £5,000,000. In addition, a large force of plain clothes men and police helped to con- voy the shipment from the dock to the Natlonal Bank of Commerce. gold was shipped here in con- with the formation recently | of the new Central Bank in Chile, it CHURCH EDUCATION CLAIMED OUT-OF-DATE Attempting to Hold Youth With Last Generation's Methods, Convention Is Told. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 4.—The church | P Is attempting to hold modern youth with the worn-out methods of a gen- eration ago and is losing out thereby, asserted Rev. John W. Suter, jr., sec- retary of the national department of |, religjous education of the Ipiscopal Chureh, before tne tlon of the church ery child is cotempor: sald, “and their experiences are those of this generation. Therefore, we must_approach these children with educational methods of our own time. “We still suffer from a cheerful negligence which accepts low ideals in the church school and buslly lives up to them. If we are going to improve the church schools, we can use as & model the very best private and pub- lic schools of the day.” Church schools often compel pu- ils to struggle with the dry gram- ar of religion, learning dts words and rules, when they should be mak- n an _enjoyahle, creative e experience, Mr. Suter declared. advocated a religious education ram to set free the creative t in religion and encourage self- youth. Dlvcrced in Paris. PARIS, February 4 (#).—A divorce been granted h to Mrs. Lillan Thompson Harrison from Nath- Harrison, whom she married in 1918, Mrs. expression of n Francisco July 6, » | Harrison, who gave her residence as || Rouen, France, charged that she had been neglected and expelled from her home. FEBRUARY 4, 1926. the VISITS COL. COOLIDGE. Stearns Motors to Plymouth to See President’s Father. PLYMOUTH, Vt., February 4 () — Col. John C. (Ul)lldlZQ father of the President, had a visitor vesterday who reminded hlm of his son. It was Frank W. Stearns, political adviser and long time friend of the Chief Execative, who dropped in to see the colonel after | being driven over from Ludlow by a relative of Attorney General Sargent, v\ho«e home iy there. an Stearns was taken TIRE PRICE CUT 10 PET. Slash Largest on First-Grade Prod- uct of U. S. Rubber Co. KANSAS CITY * | Reductions of 10 per Stearns found the President’s!of the first-grade tives and 23 to 774 I tather fatrly eSmtortabie, F de tires by werd the <olace in ne r 3 - Ut the price } was mak- Fund to Last Until Cure Is |7 (NG Rew \ ] £ ¢ o | Found or Given Up. confe By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, February 4. for a serum to conquer f has been financed by Lucie uer, of Gloversville, N. Y., Representative. Littaver has donated $10,000 -A hunt enmonia E'RE all one big family | here—deposi- tors and bank per- f sonnel. 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