Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1929, Page 90

10 RELIGIOUS MEETING ON PEACE PLANNED Threefold Movement An- nounces Speakers on Pro- gram for Monday Parley. An interreligious meeting, to promote good will and understanding between the great faiths of the world, will be held under the auspices of the ‘Threefold Movement at the Washington Hebrew Conj ation, 810 Eighth street, tomor- ngl‘:lelgh(. Rabbi Simon, chairman of the Threefold Mm‘ie’;‘nrnt branch in ashington will side. W eibutes will b‘e’r;ald to the founders of the world’s great religions by the followers of other faiths. The list of speakers has been announced by Rabbi Simon as including Swami Yogananda, who will talk on Budda and the Hindu teachers; Arthur H. Hummell of the Chinese department in the Library of Congress, on_Confucius; Rabbi Edward L. Israel of the Har Sunai Congregation in Baltimore, on Jesus; Dean B. Butler Pratt, Howard University School of Re- ligion, on Moses; Prof. Stanwood Cobb of the Bahai movement, Washington, on Mohammed:; Nedar Nath Das Gup- tah of New York, on the Threefold Movement, and Rev. Jason Noble Pierce of the First Congregational Church, on religious unity. Dr. Bhagat Sing ‘Thind, Sikh teacher of India, will also talk on some other founders. The Threeford Movement, which is composed of the Fellowship of Faiths, the Union of the East and West, and the League of Neighbors, was organized to work for world peace through ap- preciation and understanding among TOURS. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 12, 1929_PART 6. ASSUMES NEW DUTIES. Mrs. Croxton Becomes Social Hy- giene Society Executive Secretary. Mrs. Fereba Croxton, newly appoint- ed executive secretary of the Social Hygiene Society of Washin; , has assumed her duties in that office, with headquarters in The Star Building. The Social Hygiene Society is a member agency of the Washington Community Chest. Mrs. Croxton is from Richmond, Va., where for the past four years she has been in charge of the Social Hygiene educational department of the State board of health. During that period Mrs. Croxton is credited with making great advances in the Social Hygiene situation in Virginia, installing courses in several of the universities and col- leges and lecturing before teachers and parents in all parts of the State. TENNIS STARS TO PLAY ON WHITE HOUSE COURTS President and Mrs. Hoover Invite Friends to Davis Cup Matches May 21. The President and Mrs. invited a number of personal friends as well as high officials of the Govern- ment, and ranking members of the dip- lomatic corps, to witness the exhibition matches between American Davis Cup tennis players and Canadian Japanese stars, to be staged on the White House court the afternoon of May 21. It is expected the event will assume the proportions of a lawn party. al- though the number of guests will be restricted due to the limited size of the tennis inclosure. This will be the first time that ex- hibition matches have been played on the White House court since 1923, when President and Mrs. Harding and a com- pany of friends, watched William T. Tilden and a number of other tennis stars perform. Hoover have U. S, AND GREECE SIGN DEBT TREATY Differences Regarding Loan Agreement Adjusted, Nation Receiving $12,167,000. By the Associated Press. An agreement funding the Greek debt and advancing $12.167.000 to Greece, finally settling all disagreements be- tween the United States and Greece as the result of the tripartite loan agree- ment, has been signed by Secretary Mellon and Charalambos Simopoulos, the Greek Minister. ‘The agreement provides for the fund- ing of the $15,000,000 already owed this country by Greece over a period of 62 years. The new loan of $12,167,000 is to be repaid in 20 years at 4 per cent interest annually. The service of the latter loan is to be administered by the International Finance Commission. The settlement is the result of the tripartite agreement under which credit of $48,000,000 was established for Greece on the books of the Treasury under the Wilson administration. After Greece had_received advances of $15,000,000 the United States took the position that the events subsequent to 1920 relieved it of making further advances. Greece disagreed with this contention and the new agreement finally settled the differ- ences. TOURS. The WEALTH #ha? STEAMSHIPS, STEAMSHIPS. STEAMSHIPS. NORWEGIAN) HOLANDAMERICA 87, DAYS to NORWAY via_the Direct Route with connections to Swed Denmarl Modern Twin-Screw STAVANGERFIORD _ fune BERGENSFJORD. . june 15 Excellent Accommodations. anpiy fo_ assenger Office, 22 Whitehall St. N. ¥. 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