Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1926, Page 12

* relief bill, defeated in th * such amendmen * problems from 12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., ' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1926. FARMBILL BACKED BY SENATOR TYSON Tennesseean Says All Other Classes Have Had Favor- ing Legislation. By the Associated Press. | CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., September 29.—The time has come for the Nation 10 stop talking and take action to- ward doing something to put the farmer un equality with other indus- tHes In this country, United States Senator L. D. Tyson of Knoxville de- clared here last night in addresing the Chattanooga Association of Credit Men. He discussed remedial legislation for the farmer, In what is claimed . by some as a national emergency," and favored the McNary-Haugen farm nate, with might be needed verning the farm on. o perfect it for surplus of produ B “We have talked for fifty vearsiand ; @one but little for the farmer,” sald Senator Tyson. “We have legislated in the S his country for 75 in the country nterest with the the one and every class had legislation exception of t man who h ur popu trength 000,000 to 40, 0. ills of the farmer, » caused by the tariff. cost of labor, restricted immigration, high ates and fautly marketing of roduction surplus d these tandpoint. in an orderly w NEGRO ADMITS SLAYING MISS TUMLIN IN GEORGIA ' Vagrant, Grilled in Jail, Said He Killed Her With Lock—Her * Brother Still Held. Johns Fulton terday Miss A found in xkirts of Atlanta the tember 14, according to eral John A. Boykin. given as the motive. Johnson, who v on a charge of vagr: a heavy fron padlock Tumlin. The solicltor general sald the negro made the confession to him in the presence of four county policemen after he had been carried to the scene of the murder and later grilled for hours at the jatl James J. Tumlin, brother of the slaln woman and foreman of a con- vict gang, who was arrested a few hours after discovery of she murder, 1s still lodged in the towe following his indictment of the mu by the grand jury. Several efforts of his attorneys recently to gain his free dom on bond have been refused. of 4, who was y the out- t ot Sep- olicitor Gen- Robbery was d Sunday id he used to murder Miss The Kinston, letter day recently when it booked its first prisoner wearing plus-fours. he add- | PROPOSES DAILY DRILLS. | Fort Myer Field Artillery Exhibit at N. Y. Horse Show. C Batte 16th Field Artillery, sta- tioned at Fort Myer, Va., will stage daily_exhibition drills during the na- | tional horse show of New York, to be held in Madison Square Garden in November. | the excellence of its eight-carriage drill, of daring driving and difficult maneuvers. The full battery of gray | horses add to the spectacle. C Bat- | tery show team has never been de- | feated and last year was termed “the | finest_ Artillery “team ever shown in the New York show ring.” | This organization has also won the right to compete for the Knox Trophy for the past two years, getting second | place in the national rating in 1825, but the results of this year's tests have not been made public. Angora Bans “Uncivilized Noises.” ANTINOPLE, September 29 ses deemed uncivilized” are 00 in Angora, the s mushroom capital. Recent edicts of the prefect put a stop to the immemorial custom of advertising for lost articles by means of a public crier, and also forbid shepherds, cow- herds and goatherds from uttering their usual cries as they drive their flocks and herds through the city streets at d nd evening. new Canada has fewer unemployed than at any time in the last six ye | This battery has become noted for | JUDGE GIVES TALK ON CHRISTIAN SGIENCE' Frederick C. Hill of Clinton, Ill., Outlines Discovery of Mary Baker Eddy. A lecture on “Christian Science: The Revelation of Man's Inalienable Rights” was delivered last evening in First Church of Christ Sclentist by Judge Frederick C. Hill, C. S., of Clin- ton, Ill. Judge Hill is a member of the board of lectureship of the mother church, the First Church of Christ Sclentist in Boston. He was intro- duced by Elmer I. Baldwin. 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She proved that God gov- erns His universe, including man, |through infinite intelligence; and that infinite i telligence constitutes and emb S| 1l lute la proved. that absolute law is immuta- ble, and that it can be understood and | intelligently applied. “During her investigation and re- search an injury caused by an acei- dent led her to apply these absolute, immutable Jaws to her then appar- ently helpless condition: and through her understanding and the intelligent application of these laws she was healed. Through this experience she had proved for herseif that God's laws |are immutable, available and opera- tive. she wrote and ‘Science and Health, With Key to the Scriptures,’ and designated this book the ‘Christian_Science Text Book.’ Many people believe that Christian Scientists regard this book as the Bible, and that they substitute it for the Bible. This belief is unfounded and untrue. text book.is not the Bible nor a sub- stitute for it. 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