Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1930, Page 7

" HARD FIGAT LOONS TOREALEN HOLSE ohised Colored Population and Aliens Are Revived. to censtis plan of Rdlsmvufln‘ House zu prevails sounded their p will “seek to have allens the count upon whk:h based. to have the non-voting Negro #lon of Southern States cut from the tabulation. Both Plans Up Before. veb.enu before -nllmb\n phlnfl;:ed m -my for the ts su) foreigners set their ta'-lllt'lm 'l'lllhl-llAlIIld. - Representative Tinkham, Re] Ih—c.muem answered by to propose redu sentation “in ment of the ‘The House in 1m ut bo'.h plAnl into the bill which auf spportionment count, mcwoxumnwc again after the members viewed with consternation what they had accom- AT WAR DEPARTMENT German Army Officers Express Thanks to Secretary and Chief of Staff for Courtesies. THE AVENUE A IS AN G DENIES HE IS WARRIED | DIOCESAN PREACHING aspwnss Gwmers o Tndins ued| MISSION SUCCESSFUL S for Divorce and Alimony. ‘Williams | Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes Reports Gratifying Results From Religious Programs. Tril The Diocesan Preaching Mission, od which has been in progress here since Sunday, is the most successful mission of its type ever held by the Episcopal Church in a large city, Dr. Anson Phelps Stokes, chairman of the Commission on Evangelism, which is conducting it, llld wd;y ‘muy mmm.unc uu interest ln rellflon he centers come reports of deep lnd elmest inur- est, and from most of them large at- ndance.” Services are being conduct- ed at 35 mission centers and will last until Monday. In five mission centers changes were mld! today. -Dr. Robert Chalmers of Baltimore was transferred from wny ‘the_proceeding is solutely unluunued I am not mrrlod . L Man Seriously Hurt in Fall. 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