Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1926, Page 11

FLOCK T0 WELCOME, DR. CHAPPELL BACK Pastor, Cleared of Immoral- ity, Will Preach in Fash- ionable Church Today. By the Associated Press SHEVILLE. N. C, \ from grave accusations, the v. Ashley Chappell, pastor of the Central Methodist Church, here, will return to his pulpit tomorrow after 1 suspension of two months. Dr. Chappell, whose congregation is the largest dn western North Caro- lina, announced today that he would preach his “home.coming sermof’ on the subject: “The Old Rugged Cross A court of 13 pastors of the West- ern North Carolina Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church South, ac -mmm\ the popular Asheville min- tesville Tuesday of ch ulity falsehood and Dr. Chappell has experience as “my MR. 'THE AND MRS. JOHN R. McCATHRAN. Demonstration Planned. ( _The 'stewards fashionable Central Church tonight were planning a quiet demonstration for the tomorrow morning as visil of their affection for their their confidence in ity s support of sed” minister by his stewards a congregation. has been throughout the period of susper o ageous combination of the preacher and loyal backers declare, is respon for the incident which caused his rest in Memphis during the genera conference of the denomination and the police charge of disorderly con duct. The Improvements in the fire-fighting facilities of the District are recom- mended in the 1926 report of the com- mittee on fire prevention and engi g ] ¥ | neering standards of the National Bishop . D. Mouzon to hear the evi- { Biard'or Fire Underwriters, submitted | dence in the case, found after alyesterday to Engineer Commissioner strenuous 12-hour session that Dr. |7 Frankiin Bell. Chappell was not guilty of the charges | \Vhile paying a_high compliment to preferred. the department, its personnel and ex- Tonight, on the eve of his return |icting efuipment. the report urges to the pulpit. Dr. Chappell displayed {that additional apparatus be acquired, the eager pleas th ter- | that enough battalion chiefs be ap-| ized him on le C pointed so there will be one on duty| in the week. Or ning the findings at all times in each battalion, that a f the church jury. the minister al-|drill tower be provided and a trainigg | v as he exclaimed | «chool established and that all mem-) 1 going to preach | bers be mux ed to attend this school This school m ns, it said, for " 3 an officers’ fire college for the instruc- declared lh:n* during the sus- | tjon of all officers in standard methods wsion period he had been * |and uniform practice in fire fighting, nd wandering man.”. operations under modern score or more Asheville me: with motor pumpers and women $:ho attended him am nppll(lnte'& scene of the trial he spoke of so should be whose loyalty wonld to drivers and opera- John ashamed of eration and care of all | apostles should and only thosé | ubility be al- | ‘I have traveled some rough {lowed to operate such s 1s. The | © tol hix friends. ~but {his | superintendent of machinery would be 1 have ever been|the final judge of their fitness under { this plan. . Chappe ears, | Retirement Proposal. ’ ined recognition quent { e e d A s . The report likewise recommended pulpit orator and as a man of lettess. {y),,¢ 411 members of the He is author of sev hooks on serip- (Do retired nt the : His friends here re- | Ny efficient one of the most able and | greia, svstem be enlarged to | alert of Southern Methodist minist 5 civcuits, Pastorates in Fort Worth, W {and that an mlmm tic sprinkler equip- | and Hillshoro, Tex.: Favetteville, A mese hose con- | and Ardmore, Okla., Dr. Chappell before he c Thains in the street, Central Church here. He has a wife, | huildings which, reason of their a son and a daughter construetion or eccupancy. sing — . {for combined, smight conflag CAPITAL RESIDENTS ’;j‘:"h':"“:“'f‘_ WED 50 YEARS TODAY | miine Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mchthran“\‘!':I\!"l‘\;hr Have Lived in Washington Ever |openings, | Vate fire protection church court, appointed by make | disciples them- |t Peter and selves if the to earth.” roads, e roughest one that the gard him | nmendation, :|mw(im,‘ tment, was that the 2s be amended with | cen to modern re- ruction and fire| to restrie- | to window ( Is and pri- | incom- | required aired roofs. C the con- | high in the con- in the majority | Since Marriage. Mr. and Mrs. John R. McCathran of { 750 Twelfth street south gration Lrating their golden wedding anniver ‘cwvd value dis sary at their home lu-lv\ Phey were | of individual bloc <ided in Washington ever since. They | numerons smail parts. “Bu have just roturned from a brief so journ ut their cottage at Colonial ! cent Beach | distyic Mrs. McCathran, whose malden {only moderitely name was Margaret Ann Colvin, was | several sprinkler fford County, Va...Janu- | move iusband was | department s effective, i be confined to prevented from Outside the congested the hazard is largely | lential sections it is “Uigh win frequent, there are | equipments in the | . the fire so that a fire | the block of spreadi Advises Larger Mains. | Strengthening of the er dis- ! tribution ystem in certain sections through | nains s0 & recom- | mended. In the residential districts S-inch main: re recommended and in ! mercantile icts 8 and 12 inch | mains are urged, the former only in sections where they complete a good gridiron. All_4-inch mains used for hydrant supply should be replaced, | the report declared, and -dead ends POPULAR IN PEKING eliminated wherever practicable, &o Applicants Make Choice From | ;a0 not more than one hydrant wilt Photographs and Always Leave |be on a 6-inch main hetween inter- | secting lines and_not more than two With a Bride. | hydrants on_an 8inch main between intersecting lines. The water supply, the = report pointed out. has an adequate source, is generally relia I l " only | quantities are not shceumibed to the Biyine { protection in the con but in the field of matrimony | trict, ~although gene young Celestiul is “twentieth cen- | ¢ alko three nephews and nine nieces, while Mrs. McCathran has six nisces. MATRIMONIAL BUREAU Br the Associated Press PEKING, July 24 aps have re: in sports, Chinese Department is under | \ matrimonial bureau, hitherto un- | suitable supervision and is 1 well or- | Xnown in this land of infant mearri- apes, has made its bow in Peking, for | intained by the police is | od side line in | g bachelors who have | Nt i { ze thi have + home 1 developin applicants been | applicant makes his .hnuel /(KL/‘ photographs, of -the marriag s, lared” or- e toy ithe | A meeting is arranged by | from able | members. have re-|of good width divide the district |4 { pointed ouf, was 4.4, a UNDERWRITERS RECOMMEND HRFMENS TRAININ(‘ SCHOOL ’('.ommiltee Report on D. C., Submitted to Commis- sioner Bell, Also Favors More Apparatus and Added Ballahon Chiefs. ganized and efficient force under the ommand of a competent and capable chief officer,” declared the report, “Most, of the personnel, particularly below the rank of captain, are young and active men, but some members are of an age and length of service which warrant retirement. “The districts as laid out fairly equalize the duties and responsibili ties of the deputy and battalion chiefs, companies “are fairly well manned, and arrangements for main- taining r good. The distribution of apparatus is good for the congested value and surrounding residential districts, but some of the outlying residential sec- tions are fire station. services ary \ Condition of Apparatus. “Apparatus is generally in good condition and of good type: it is main- Iy well supplied minor equipment. Special appliances for handling heavy strean e com- plete, The total engine capacity is adequ a the - efficient fire boat s ndition of motor he tests, is Ladder chemical good. and ! indicated b inainly good: more thor ing for the operators would be of i benefit. ‘ge supply of 21dnch hose is provided; it is well i for and | regularly tested. Good use could he | made of 3-inch hose, but of the supply | | provided no regular use is made. “The department repair shop is well | managed and is mainly well equipped | for ordinary repair work. Fire stations | are generaily well adapted for service, but some of the older ones lack proper | sanitary arrangements and two are poorly lacated for q their immediate districts, The response 10 by a well arranged - methods = fires ana fairly whole, hut proper methods would improve the service at extra-alarm fire he present training, companies the fundamentals of fire service, does not provide needed in- struction quickly to develop efficiency or determine the fitness of individual The present scheme should an officers’ school satisfactory on the em of drills and be augmented by and facilities provided for training at Inspections of »f public or semi- muinly by the inspections | ed value public i tors: buildings in the conge district by company membe ular als would insure Familiarity cal conditions changes, Department records are complete and in excellent form Based on verage 476,000, the average annual number of fires per 1,000 population, the rep high number, sopulation of but the a is low: loss for the 3 amounted to 2, "the annu ranging be 292 in 1921 and $2 8 verage number of fi ¥ 1.671 | age loss per fire of $533, a low figure. 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Unlimited Parking Space 4 tures regarding areas, dows, thickness of walis and parapets SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO Building regulations in the District, according to the report, are compre- hensive and deal with nupmerous matters of importance from a fire-pre- vention standpoint, but essential fen- expbsed win- and private fire protection are defi- clent, “The permitting of small frame structures and rear extensions within the restricted zone limits are unde- sirable features,” the report declared. “Structural conditions have been con- siderably Improved in recent years by the Increased amount of fireproof con- struction and automatic-sprinkler pro. tectlon, but jn the predominating old buildings conditions are decidedly weak from a fireprotection stand point.” Regulations _governing explosives and inflammables, the report adtied, are fairly comprehensive, although in- complete. “Unfavorable conditions ex isting are mainly in dry cleaning es- tablishments and film exchanges,” it sald, “which are gradually being re- modeled. Local conditions are gen- erally good.” The report is the first one made hy the organization since 1916, It was based on an investigation made December, January and February by JULY 25 MINE UNION OFFICERS GET JAIL SENTENCES Two Accused of Violating West Virginia Injunction Also Fined—5 Others Guilty. By the Assoclated Press, MORGANTOWN, W, Va., July 24. —Sanford Snyder and Ish Barnes, in- ternational representatives of the United Mine Workers, were adjudged in contempt of court by Circuit Judge Tgran Lazzells, who sentenced the men to pay fines of $200 each and serve 30 days in jail. A stay of sentence to permit an al to the State S8upreme Court refused and the union leaders vere taken to their cells. I Three members of the United Mine Workers and the wives of. two of them were also held in contempt. The charges against all seven de- ‘fendants were the outgrowth of al- leged violations of the provisions of an injunction issued to the Monon- gahela Coal Co. and particularly a section of the writ prohibiting picket- 1926 —PART 1. Cahill's Is Raided. Thomas Francis Cahill, 38 and his wife, Mrs. Alma Cahill G street were arrested yes afternoon by o l(m in- game and member uad, and charged with manu illegal possession and sale i Police said about two dozen were seated about tables at Ci More than 200 bottles of alleged home brew were confissated. .r 512 Porter Bennett, the miners, were sen- pay fines of $50 each. Mrs. Trotsell and Mrs. Bennett were fined $5( Judge Lazzelle, Lefore pronou sentence, said he would clemeney if the defendants would make a statement recognizing that they had violated the promisge to cease picketing and other- wise obey the writ. 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