Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 10

PYTHIANS TACKLE CHARTY PROGRAN Projects Offer Choice of Aid to Enterprises at Home or in Philippines. THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Bay State Senator to Open Office . For Handling Business of Home Folks| gN LACK OF WARNING Senator William M. Butler of Mas- sachusetts plans to introduee a new wrinkle at the opening of the next session of Congress in the matter of . handling business for his State and his constituents in the National Cap- ital. He will open in downtown Washington, convenient to hotels and Government departments, a special of- fice for the benefit of those Massachu- setts cities having business here. The work of the new Butler office — By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 11.—The two flelds into which the order is urged to project a major share of its benevolent program were principal matters be- fore the convention of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias to- day, on the eve of decision on the question. Whether the Pythians will unite their charity in enterprises at home or abroad has become a major issue of the thirty-fourth biennial assembly. The proposals are for the establish- ment of a tuberculosis institution in the United States and for participa- tion in the work of the Culion leper colony in the Philippines. Another major matter is fraternal insurance. Since foundation of the insurance department in 1886, a total of $458,000,000 has been paid out in benefits, 1. A. Horton of St. Thomas, Ontario, member of the department’s board, announced yesterday. WARNER STARTS TOUR. Naval Air Pensacola in Plane. Secretary Leaves for nned to make an overnight stop at Hampton Roads. From Florida Mr. Warner expects to go by rail to Detroit and then to Cleveland. sen o . So much interest has been taken in electrio power development in Japan that now more electricity is being generated than can be used. Jhg AMERJICAN, SOVIET OFFICIAL LEAVING. Tchitcherin’s Trip to France Arouses Much Interest. PARIS, August 11 (#).—Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of Soviet Russia is expected to arrive in France some time this month, it was announced to- day. It is thought he is coming to take the cure, as he did last year, but his departure from Moscow at this particular time is causing some specu- lation in political circles. Z e Cobham in Sydney. SYDNEY, New South Wales, Au- gust 11 (#).—Alan Cobham, British aviator, arrived here today on his flight from London to Melbourne and return. H TROUBLE Drink APON Springs Water Nature’s Health Tonic Phone or Write for. mer 2 here will be co-ordinated with the ac- tivities of & new office which he will open simultaneously in the business district of Boston. The idea of the Boston office will be to save Massachu- setts residents, if possible, the expense of a trip to Washington by having this office handle their business here through the Washington office. 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