Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 7

| .+ U.S. PASTOR FACES CHARGES IN BRITAIN Rev. George C. Richmond Is Accused of Violating Alien Travel Laws. By the Assoclated Press. GLASGOW, April 10.—Rev. George Chalmers Richmond of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, and late resident of Detroit, was before the Sheriff’s Court here yesterday on four charges of con.ravening the regulations for travel by aliens. He denied them all and was held in bail for formal trial on April 23. Mr. Richmond was accused of chang- ing his address without notifying au- thorities and of failing tc show his identity certificate when requested to do so. In denying the charges the clergy- CENSUS TAKER CAUSES CAPTURE OF BANDITS Four Men Aroused Suspicions by Giving Conflicting Answers to Enumerator’s Questions. By the Associated Press. BAXTER SPRINGS, Kans, April 10.-Police yesterday said the capture of four alleged post office robbers at a house hers Tuesday was brought about by a Federal census enumerator whose suspicions were aroused by conflicting answers to his questions. ‘The enumerator reported his suspicions to Chief of Police John Bridges, result- ing in the arrest of Bertie Johnson. Charles Tucker, Jeff Roberson and Burl Smith. Police said the men admitted participation in robbery of Carterville, Mo., post office several days ago. EGYPT FIGHTS LOCUSTS CAIRO, Egypt, April 10 (#)—The Egyptian government is asking for a credit of more than $3,000,000 to fight the menace of locusts. The insect hordes are imperiling the cotton ecrup and the situation is considered grave. The government has already pu: THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. MISS STEVENS RAPS from_en the Peace where “Since the of the fer- HEEMSKERK’S ORDER | v Women’s Equal Rights Crusade Is Not Intended to Frustrate Parley, She Says. By the Assoclated Press. THE HAGUE, April 10.—Equal rights for all is the watchword of the women who are attending the conference here for the codification of international law, sald Doris Stevens, chairman of the Inter-American Women's Commission. She made this statement while dis- cussing the explanation given out yes- terday by Theodorus Heemskerk, presi- dent of the conference, of the order jssued yesterday barring the women nationality rights,” said Miss Stevens. “It will be a matter of regret to women all over the world that a man as dis- tinguished as President Heemskerk should consider our demand for equality as synonomous with an intention to frustrate the work of the conference.” Pigures at the Universit; show the average age of iower each year. 'OME to McDevitt’s of Texas reshmen is te., . g, Choose From a i202 G 8¢t. N.W. 3 Floors—Elevator Distriet 3211 man said that he was an American citizen visiting Great Britain on the in- vitation of the Archbishop of York, who had asked him to preach. He said this invitation was extended several years ago, but that he managed to accept it only last year. He asserted that he had beey told clergymen of the Church of England had perfect freedom to fo about the country at the direction of the Archbishop of York and that as a member of the American Episcopal Priesthood he was also a clergyman of the established church. He said he had no intention of breaking any law. Rev. Richmond attracted much at- tention a dozen years ago when he re- nounced Episcopal orders and became an independent minister of Calvary Church in New York City. Later he was minister of the Central Church, St. Louis, in 1920-21, and of the Communi- ty Church, Los Angeles, in 1922-24. 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