Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 20

20 THEOSOPHISTS GIVE L EADER 600-3 VOTE Mrs. Besant Upheld in Advo- cacy of Krishnamurti as World Teacher. British June 12.—The hereto- theosophical movement has fore been divided in its attitude to- ward Mrs. Annie Besant, president of the society, and her advocacy of the voung Indian, Krishnamurti, the new world teacher,” or as she has de- seribed him “'the vehicle the Me: will use during his reincarnation. At the society’s convention today, however, a nearly unanimo confidence was accorded M as president. By many th terpreted as acceptance of Ki murti, who' was present in the hall. Threatened to Resign. True, this vote came only after Mrs. Besant threatened to ¥ the presidency unless, as she phrase Jowed to express my opinton in manne 1y other mem- her of the society.” There Was no direct voting on the question of ac- ceptance of Krishnamurti. g The vote, which was 600 to 3 in Mrs. Besant's favor, was taken on n amendment proposed by L. S. B w to a plution offered by V. Loftus Hare, a former member of the council. The Hare resolution placed the society 3 declining to “efforts 1o dlleged world teacher.” Denies Taking Stand. The Bristow amendment welcomed “all new expressions Of re truth from whatsoever source, urged upon the fellows of the theo al receptive attitude toward ion of such truths, with a view to fuller realiz tion of universal brotherhood.” » further votes were taken, Henry Waetgze fictal of the Society, afterward said that the report that the society had accepted Krishnamurti as “world teacher” was not true. He emphasized this by remarking: ishnamurti has neither been ac- cepted nor rejected by the society as suc PARIS UNVEILS STATUE T0 SARAH BERNHARDT Speakers Praise Actress as Unfor- gettable, “Queen of Attitude, Princess of Gesture.” By Cable to The Star and New York World, PARIS, June 12.—Paris today reverently unveiled a monument to Sarah Bernhardt as a lasting testi- mony to the universal affection and admiration in which the world held the great actress. The academiciun, Jean Richepin, said in a speech the inauguration, “Every one realized while she was yet living that her glory would make her figure Jegendary.” The monument, erected in Place JMalesherbes, is the work of Francois Sicard, and represents the Divine Sarah in the role of Phedre, which she played with such contained emo- tion and delicacy that those who saw her in this tragedy retain ineffaceable memories of it. The actress, draped robes, is reclining on her elbow. whole is executed in marble. The president of the municipal council, tracing Bernhardt’s career, spoke of an enthusiasm bordering on delirium which she inspired all over the globe. He declared she was a historic figure even during her life- time. The minister of fine arts said that to see her live was even more as- tounding than to see her act. “Queen of attitude, princess of gesture,” he dederibed her. (Copyright, 1926.) SHIPPING NEWS in flowing The Arrivals at_and_Sailings From New York, Daslight Saving Time. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Colombia 7 Byron - nd’ Castillian Prine ¢, June G ‘June ! June . June bal, June ! June Aca0. June Johu's, June .. ‘Bremen. June Maracaibo, Jutie 5 DUE TOMORROW. .. Liyerpool, June : London, June Soumammpton; Hamby ¢ Cameronia ... Carna = Roealind St Tuetzow . lara .. Cedrio Minne Tugcanta slbort Ballin. Fredarik VI < une 5 -an Juan: June 10 Beythia ... Qiympic ... Pennland STEAMERS. G TOMORROW. Reltance—Southampton . 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