Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1926, Page 21

LUTHERANS SHOW - §141,826 BALANGE Home Missions and Church Extension Report Delayed by Session Tributes. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va., October 23.— Consideration of the reports of the | board of home missions and church| extension, presented at the morning session tod: vention the Church in America soon after the: hy the presentation of greetings from the church and persons attend. United was interrupted honoring ing the con Among the presentations session_was nd of which Dr. F Knubel, head of United Lutheran Chureh in placed around the neck of Paru, Indiana Christian sician attached to the anti eran Hospital in India. Dr. Paru, who is now engaged in secial medical in vestigations in this country, told the convention of her work and that of her associate, Dr. Anna Kugler, in India and expressed appreciation of the support given by the American church. Officers of the convention were pre- sented with large bouquets of chrys anthemums by the delezation from Kansas. The report of the board of home missions and church extension proposed standardization in chapels. The board said “the Lutherans are expanding so rapidly th they have expended more than $230,000 in the t two years in aid of 74 missions which have been established in that period. Each of these missions re- quired some kind of an edifice in which to worship, and the appeal for funds for this purpose constituted one of the large drains upon the Lutheran home mission treasury.” As a guide to the yvoung missions, the home mission board recommends the preparation by the committee on architecture of several stock plans or chapels to cost $8.000, $10,000, $12,- 600 and perhaps $15.000 would be a well rendered service. WILL HONOR VETERAN. Spanish War Bodies to Pay Tribute to S. G. Mawson. Pettit Camp, United will pay spe- sergt, The James S. Bpanish War Veterans, clal tribute to Gunne: G. Mawson, who r his eightieth birthd terans’ home Pennsy avenue south- he post auxiliary will joi veterans in the se 1 for which are beir committee headed by William &nd Post Comdr. Deck. Sergt. Mawson is i to have been the first man of the armed American forces to land on Cuban vl during the Spanish-American V He also is @ past department commander of the Grand Armv of the Republic and a st department commander of the nited Spanish War Vetcrans here. SPORTSWdMEN DINE. New Section of Club Holds First Official Affair. The initial dinner of the sports sec- tion, Women's City Club, was held last * might at the clubho "e. The section h: a_month, a membership of 100. The women in attendance at the dinner wore sports costumes prizes were awarded groups. Judge Mary O'Toole, Garfield and Miss Baunder: the winners made t Infor . were gi y Mrs. who presided; Mrs. Ger who so directed the singh Gallagher and M and in rhyme, mostly Iva Dell My of the fifth biennial con- | Lutheran | | | chanters and addresses by the mayors | | ville. came before the body | anis, jr., assistant to Dr. 'W. D. Coolidge, de ray tube. D. Coolidge of Sche- . N._ Y, who perfected the tube to project the cathode ray of Coolidge, one of the most powerful rays known to science. The cathode ray, which has been known to science for 'many years, is a ray which passes between the cathode and the anode in- side the X-ray tube. A fraction of a minute’s exposure upon a mouse dis- integrates_the whole body. SH#INERS INITIATE 50. | Leesburg Scene of Gathering for Fall Ceremonial. Special Dispatch to The Star. LEESBURG, Va., October 23.— More than 1,500 Shriners attended the Fall ceremonial session of Acca Temple, Richmond, held here yester- day. A class of 50 candidates was initiated. The activities began at 2 o'clock with the arrival of the official divan and a large number of mem- bers by special train from Richmond. Almas Temple of Washington, D. C., with its official divan and several hundred members, arrived in busses. The events for the publ ncluded a parade, concerts and drills by bands and patrols from Acca and Almas | Temples, concert by Acca Temple | of Leesburg and Richmond. The concluding performance was a vaude- A banquet was held in the high school auditorium last night. FUND FOR COTTON MEN. Richmond Banks Raise $5,000,000 to Be Loaned. RICHMOND, Va., October 23 (P).— A revolving fund of $5,000,000 avail- able for the use of their customers in the fifth Federal Reserve district | was provided today by the banks of Richmond. Loans will be made against properly warehoused cotton at current rates, a y formal announcement issued today said. Notices of this move by the local hanks was sent to newspapers in Virginia, North Carolina and South C cotton districts, in which h corréspondents. and How to Feed” Address, H. CLAY GLOVER CO,, Inc., » Dept. GZ71, 119 Fifth Ave., N. Y. GLOVER'S IMPERIAL DOG MEDICINES There’s a Cosmetic Con- cealed in Your Bedspring LEEP it in—don’t rub it in. There is something more THE SUNDAY ACME, DAY FOR HIAGH SCHOOL. Baden, Md., Students and Faculty Hold Exhibits Tuesday. Special Dispatch to The Star. BADE! Md., October 23.—Baden Agricultural High Schgol will hold its thirteenth annual coniunity exhibit Tuesday, and the faculty and students | are working hard to make it a big success. Features will include a soccer ball game between the boys’ teams of Baden and Surrattsville High Schools, and a field ball match between the girls’ team of the same schools; an old-fashioned Southern Maryland oyster and chicken dinner, to be served by the domestic science classes of the school, and at night the three-act comedy, ‘“Patty Makes Things Hum,” to be presented by the senior cl. MONDAY—A BIG BARGAIN DAY FOR BABY GRAND PIANOS A Few Slightly Used or Shop~ worn Baby Grands at Low Prices STAR, WASHINGTON, EXPULSION ELEAS RUSSAF Y I.C A Activities Ended With Order Removing Anderson and Nationalizing Property. BY EDGAR ANSEL MOWRER. By Radio to The Star and Chicago Dailv News. BERLIN, October 23 —Ordering Harry D. Anderson, the sole remain- Ing Y. M. C. A. worker in Russia, to leave the country within 24 hours and, according to him, nationalizing a | portion of his personal property as | well as the organization's, the Soviet authorities finally have ended all Y. | M. C. A. activities in their territory. { Though the scope of its work has | been gradually restricted under the Communists, the organization has con- ; tinued uninterruptedly in Russia since | it entered the country in 1903. | _Anderson is coming to Berlin via Riga en route to" America. A similar | expulsion order is ready against Miss Edith Gates, a Y. W. C. A. worker, conducting the same courses as An- derson. The latter’s home is in Los Angeles. Miss Gates' home is in Scranton, Pa. Action Is Significant. American property confiscated in this instance, while amounting to only a few thousand dollars, possibly will have an important bearing on So- viet efforts to induce foreign capital to reinvest in the country, as indicat- ing whether the nationalization polcy 1s operative whenever desired. Announcement of the quasi-official standing of Senator Borah and Sher- wood Eddy, members of the interna- tion committee of the Y. M. C. 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