Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1926, Page 6

REFURMERS AR | | WOMAN SPERRERS Prohibition Leaders Address- _Ing Federation Include Mrs. k. Monroe, 84 Years Old. “Woman prohibition leaders were the the anniversary Lenna Lowe Yost, on ‘“The Legislative Outlook in Congress,” and J. ond Sehmidt, on *Possibilities of Field Work."” Another public. rally will be held to- night at the church, when Clinton N. Howard, president of the United Com- mittee for Law Enforcement, will speak on “Casualties of the Cam- paign.” Other tonight incl Dr. Charles scheduled for n; “Jesus Christ as rence True Wilson, and “The International Film Congress at Paris,” Rev. Dr. William Sheafe Chase, superintendent of the|TU. federation, A pronouncement of prohibition pol- icles’ for the coming year is expected to be made at a meeting of the trus- tees to be held this afternoon. Hits Senator Wadsworth. At the annual business meeting at _ [ the Raleigh Hotel late yesterday the - | federation decided to fight the appoint- vy a meeting of the mn who trans wment of Senator James Wadsworth, ir., of New York, to either a cabinet or diplomatic post, if he should be designated for either, A similar move s | aimed at Ogden Mills, who was de- who made brief . Wilbur F. Crafts, mder of the Inter. 15 \Ir“ Clar’ feated for the governorship of New York, was defeated. It was made plain at the meeting, which was attended by Representa- tive Upshaw of Georgia, that the fed- eration will continue to do all in its power to cause the defeat of all “wet” advocates fn Congress and that a prous effort will be made to prevent hie seating of Senators-elect Vare and nith, Ta1T K COMDR. TOWNSEND CLAIMED BY DEATH Naval Officer of Bureau of Opera- tions Succumbs to Complications of Diseases. Comdr. Lloyd Woolsey Townsend; S. N., attached to the Bureau of Naval Operations in the Navy Depart. ment, died early today at his home, 3305 Macomb street. Corgdr, Town- send had been ill for several weeks, his death being attributed to a com- plication of diseases which started with a cold. The funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Townsend’s mother, Mrs. Barry Baldwin Osborn, 1730 Massa- chusetts avenue, The final ce monies will be at Arlington at 3 p.m., and interment will be with naval honors. Comdr. Townsend was a native of New dJersey and was born at Camden May 10, 1882. He entered the Naval Academy in 1901 as an_appointea from thzt State. In 1916 he became alde on the staff of the train com- mander of the Atlantic fleet and was on that duty at the time of the begin. ning of the World War. He was de- tached from t 1918, and sent to the flag leutenant. In September, 1918, he was IV O LAY, Y& o]nltn.tinn during the Shrine eonven» tios ‘When detached from the Worden in 1924, Comdr. Townsend was ordered to the Army War College here for in- struétion, and upon his completion of thnt course in March of last year he was assigned to a detail in the opera- tions.office, which he was filling at the time of his death. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Dorothy Baldwin Townsend. o gl SERVICE AT CATHEDRAL FOR EPISCOPAL CLERGY Feast of St. Andrew Is Preparatory to Bishops’ Crusade for Evange- listic Revival. A special service for clergy of the Protestant Episcopdl Church cele- brating the feast of St. Andrews and preparatory to the bishops’ crusade is being conducted in Bethlehem Chapel, Washington Cathedral, today by Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington. Simultaneous services are being held throughout theé country. The bishops’ crusade is the initial step in a country-wide movenent, in- augurated by the National Commis. sion on Evangelism, under direction of the General Convention, whereby the people in the church “are called upon to rededicate themselves to Jesus "|R. L. 'Wolven, Rev. E. M L S nalie R, ’M o e e Christ as Lord, and to show forth their alleglance by prayerful, earnest effort to bring other eouls into His kingdom.” This topic was enlarged upon before the congregation of clergy by Right Rev. Phillip M. Rhinelander and Right Rev. Thomas Campbell Durst, Bishop of East Carolina. Moly communion was led by Bishop Frecman, who made the introductory addryss, assisted hy Dr. G. C. tenal¥, dean of the Cathedsal v Dr. W. L. DeVries, chancellor; Reva Thompson and Rev. Joseph Fletch An inter- cession for special and pers(m al needs of the clwrch and her people was voked at woon, followed by address: lunch at & bishop's house and d votional medtings scheduled to last until 4 o'closk.. The Woma\'’s Auxiliary of the ‘Washington didcese will celebrate its golden jubilee at 4:30 o'clock with the presentation of a book of remem- brance, inscribed Wwith the names of its members during the past 50 years. The service will clase with a musical program. Westinghouse Associate Dies. NEW YORK, November 30 (P) —| 75, of Pitts- burgh, former assoc! of George Westinghouse, with whom he formed the Westinghouse Elecrtic and Manu- facturing Co., died here kst night after an illness of several months. WELLS RITES ARE HELD. William C. Wells, formerly chief clerk, and in recent years the consult- ant in tariff and juristic matters of the Pan-American Union, who died Saturday of pneumonia, was buried yesterday at his home, Beltsville, Md. Mr. Wells was born in Suffolk Bra- | County, Va., in 1860. He was graduat- h- Ly more, where he also practi Later he moved to Salt Lake Cit = came to Washington, years ago. He traveled xtens for the Pan-American Union i Latin American countries. Hi; formerly Cora Belle Lucas of St. Paul, Minn., rvives him. TROOPS AT HANKOW LAND TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS’ LIVES (Continued from First Page) ity. Other Chinese reaction to the report so far is inconsiderable. Whether the Cantonese government can become a concrete governing with which the foreign nations v |event of disorder a properly deal is a question on which opinions differ widely. The prevailing view and that a ct-pxed generally in official qua the too completel tions and aims it will force an cluding denunc ties to the utm Belglan Officials Act. Relgium, November 30 | zian consul general at ports that the sit uation there, z out of the foreign moves is grave.” Together with the Be! minister in Peking, he is taking mea- stires to protect Belgian interests. COLONY NGER. 400 Americans and English May Be | Cut Off From Supplies. SHANGHAI, November 30 (#) Threatened anti-foreign trouh s the ume colony of Am nd from rious position e 400 persons In the colony, including women, chil dren and invall only through K ng and in t | | American Ve be reached | [ e ————————— supplies in additon to being left without fon against other dangers. pal council f | have petitioned the there to endea retained at tha Kiukiang. TWO GUNBOATS SENT. Requested by U. &. Consul General. n any vio anti-for assumed show that the ! !n conne boats up the river kow at this season, | the latter pla the colony would be cut off from|g The deliberations of the dry leaders during the week will come to a climax Sunday night, when a city-wide mass- ng will be held at Calvary Bap- ordered to the battleship Georgia, where he remained until the latter part of 1919, at_which time he was “urch, Tignth ‘wna 11 streots | 00D e S5, VAT S00080 T 200 s gathering will be held under the | qUtEL P, TS lr o0 O e, and in Jjoint :\l ir‘cm 0( the Ly uiu‘nl C 1)mmit 1922 was assigned executive officer of 2iiten the battleship North Dakota. In the same year he was sent to command the destroyer Worden, which was the flagship of the squadron of destroyers vhich came to Washington for a dem- !mmm&gmwg@f - Gift Furniture Suggestibns %269 . $95.00 35.00 Start )‘m_tr Payments Next Year! * an N 20.00 36.00 15.00 41.00 CENTS PER DAY Pays for It! INQUIRE. 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