Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1926, Page 33

EVANGELINE BOOTH | DEFEATS BROTHER Salvation Army Reorganiza- tion Leaves Her at Head After Six-Year Fight. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, November 11.—Ef-| forts of the past six years by her brother to dislodge Evangeline Booth 28 American commander of the Saiva- tlon Army, have ended with a reor- ganization that leaves her in the post | o of national commander. W. Bramwell Booth of London, com- | mander of the world-wide organiza tlon. tried In 1920 and 193 to remove | her on the grounds that their father, | founder of the Salvation Army, had established shifting officer. organi- | - zation policy. 1llis efforts brought | protests that resulted each time in her reappointment for th: | She announces now that tinue indefinitely as mander. Son Breaks With Father. Evangeline and Bramwell Booth, as well as Ballington Booth, head of the Volunteers of America, are the chil-| dren of the late Gen. William Booth. Ballington Booth, who held Evan- geline Booth's present position, hroke with his father in and founded the American organization Bramwell Boot| named head of ! the world organi on by his l‘-(]nl | fn 1912 and, it is sald, intend point his son, Wycli own successor Evangeline Booth, who has only r eently returned to her duties after a long illness, will be formally welcomed | back at a reception here next Tuesday | night under the chalrmanship o!! Curtis D. Wilbur, Secretary of the| Navy. }mff 20 feet square, and to obtain one | the quarterly meeting. New Territory Planned. Reorganization of the work of the | Salvation Army in the United States, as announced, includes the erection | on January 1 of a new territory of | administration, with headquarters in | Atlanta, to supplement the work of the three present areas with head- | quarters in New York, Chicago and | San Francisco. Atlanta will govern the entire group of Southern Staies | now in the I Louisia i tiam A. M Intyre, director at Boston, will take charge of the Atlanta post Lieut. Commissioner John McMillan, formerly of Canada, will be territorial commander at Chicago, succeeding Commissioner William T. Peart, retired. CALLS STUDENT EFFORTS ‘INTELLECTUAL MEASLES’ Yale President Unalarmed by Sophisticated and Cynical Writings, He Says. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich.,, November 11.— The sophisticated and cynical liter- ary efforts of undergraduate editors on student pulications are nlcrel)’ the result of “intellectual measles,” and are not to be viewed with a Dr. James R. Angell, president 0( "Yale University, declared in an address here last night. It is just a natural feature of their mental development, he said. 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By the Aseociated Press. an adult must be married and have at IXW YORK, November 11.—An ex- | least four children and must reside in periment in . gardening that started | the neighborhood. 13 years ago with an idea—a broken| During the day the garden is used plow and a blind horse—has trans-|for the practical instruction of kinder- formed Into a garden spot a section of | garten children from nine public and the dismal gas house district of New | parochial schools. There, in experi- York’s East Side. mental plots- they can watch the de- The idea was the property of Miss | velopment of cotton, flax, peanuts, to- fenrietta Munckowitz, the garden |bacco and hemp. supervisor. The plow and the horse| In the early days of the experiment were borrowed. marauding raids on the garden’s prod- Aided by a donation from the |ucts were frequent, o a guard com. Rockefeller Institute, the idea devel-|Posed of the juvenile gardeners was oped into realism and today the|formed. 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