Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 16

16 JLL HAYS SEEKS Film “Czar” Tells. Plan for Raising $15,000,000 Fund for Presbyterians. By the Aseaciated Press. NEW YORK, June S.—Definite Plins for the raising of a $15.000,000 pension fund for clergymen of the I'reshyterian Church were announced vesterday hy Will H. Hays, metion nicture “ezar” and chairman of the Preshyterian Laymen's League. Mr. Hays said the campalgn will he carried on intensively in every synod of the church in this country. The first synods to he crganized will be those of Pennsyivania, Mary- land and West Virginia. Wwith head- cunrters at Harrisburg, Seranton. Thiladelphia, Raltimore, Washington, Wilmington, Pittsburgh and OH City The second region will include New b} New Jersey and New England synods. Organization in Illinois Wisconsin, lowa and Indiana will follow. ““Today every thoughtful men rec- oznizes that ministers of all de- nominations are the most underpaid of men,” said Mr. Havs, “and the time has come to rectify these 1ametul conditions. Our new service sion fund has heen developed from lite insurance experience. A minister will pay 213 per cent of his salary into the local church will pav 1t of the minister's salary. church at large will pay vice pensions ranging from ' to $2,000 to ministers, mission- <« and educators who have served vears and have attained the age . Adequate provision s alse e for the care of widows and hans.” N=W SHRINE TEMPLE - CORNER STONE LAID Delegations Frem Capital and Oth- er Masonio Groups Attend Ex- -9, A ’ - Our village is a quiet place, & burg | lJ af kiokless Joys, inviting members of the race who do not care for nolse. No Coney Island stuff is known, un: worked are, the police—a. village in a L " Too Quiet l * class alone for those desiring peace. And up the road some parasangs a larger city stands, where joyhounds romp in jazzy gangs, in wild, unfet. tered bands.. 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