Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1931, Page 12

TdE EVENING 9. i26 CLERGYMEN ATTEND RURAL WORK CONFERENCE Fourteen States Represented at Ses- sion This Week at Washing- ton Cathedral. A conference on “Rural Work and | Missions,” with 26 clergymen from 14 | N. Re: States participating, is in_session this [town, Con: week at the College of Preachers of | Tiverton, Washington Cathed®l. The conclave is under leadership of Rev. F. T. Hen- stridge of Elmira, N. Y., and the Rev. Edwin S. Ford of Sparta, N. J. Among the participating clergymen STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 1931. are Right Rev. Samuel B. Booth, Bur. lyde B. Blakeslee, Pot- tersville, N. ev. Frederick W. Bur- ford, Granite City, Ill.; Rev. Joseph N. Bynum, Roanoké Rapids, N. C.; Re James E. McKee, Bennington, Vt.: Rev. | More than & thousand Scouts in Colonial Robert B. Nelson, Winchester, Rev. | BOY SCOUTS TO OBSERVE !cosmmea will participate in the pageant. |WASHINGTON AERO CLUB A E. Pflaum, East Chi ; Prederick G F. Randolph, London, onio; | ORGANIZATION BIRTHDAY_“ Commodore Longfellow heads the | b | commitice in charge of the performance. | : WILL ELECT OFFICERS B. B. Styring, Plainville, Conn., i it | e Aoid d Pageant “Scouting With Washing- | Members of the committee are ‘Samuel | Peoria, TIl. \lClinord Chadwick, Middletown, R. - — | H. Kauffmann, Isaac Gans, J. Wallace Vernon R. Lucas, Army Air Corps Rev. Morgan Cilley, Romney, W. Vi ton” Is Scheduled in Commemo- |Talley, J. P. Hovey, Lester G. Wilson,| %, /. David Clark, Fort Thompson, HELD IN WIFE’S DEATH ! Charles A. Bell, H, L. Webster, E. C. Nadio Pypust: Juriss Wy v. George T. Cleaveland, Hin- L ' ration of 21st Anniversary. Hartung, Willlam A. Van Doren, jr.; ‘Will Be Speaker. Rey. Paul E. Engle, Bay | Accused of fatally injuring his wife | | Edward E. Perkins and D. D. Witk in an altercation at their home on| In commemoration of the twenty-first | gacrotary 3 s The annual meeting of the Aero Club Christmas eve, Leonnrfld Madison, | birthday anniversary of the Boy s:ouu‘ { Washingto hapter of the National colored, 42 years old, of 216 D street. | of America, a pageant, “Scounting With | A<ronautic iation, will be held at was held for the action of the grand p i 30 pm. Menday in the New Willard ternational Falls, Rev. F. B.|jury yesterday afternoon at an inquest | Washington,” will be given at McKinley tel. Officers directors will be Hornby, Warwick, Rev. Harold P. | conducted at the District Morgue. | Technical High School Saturday, Febru- | tance of more than 32,500,000 miles clc-ted for the coming year Kaulfuss, Cranville, N.'Y.; Rev. J. Brett | The wife, Lottie Madison, 40 vears |ary 7. The pageant, directed by Com- |during the last fiscal year, establishing | A falk will be given by Vernon R. | Lucas, Army Air Corps radio expert during the war. - VEDDING DEREASE | AGITATES TURKEY ‘ | | | | Plural Marriage Renewal Suggested—Doctor Fights Matrimony Campaign. | Members of the United States Army Air Corps rolled up the combined dis- Langstaff, New York, N. Y.; Rev. Leon |old, died from a fractured skull at|modore W. E. Longfellow, will center |a new mileage high mark in post-war A. Mansur, Middle Haddam, Conn.; Rev. Gallinger Hospital yesterday. !around the life George Washington. | fiying. By the Associated Press. | ANGORA, Turkey.—A great decrease | in the number of marriages has been agitating Turkey. Sa'ih Bey, deputy in the Grand Na- tione! Assembly, has expressed his opin- jon that plural marriages should again be allowed “in behalf of the thousands | and thousands of Turkish women who | have failed to find husbands since the | one-wife law went into effect.” | A “Bachelors’ Society to End Bachelor- dom” has been formed by the New Turks of Istanbul. It will inaugurate pro- ceedings with a “get-together” ball for unmarried men and women. It is hoped that acquaintanceships thus formed may lead to weddings Members of the society will give lec- tures and. write for the papers on the advantages of wedlock. The spread propaganda a first generation of th girls. Replying to Salih Bey, h bachelor the dean of ment of marri during the presenet economic crisis. He condemns the newly formed society, arguing that all present efforts shouid be devoted to saving the children of couples already mar: He says that what Turkey needs today is not more wedding bells, but more scientific han- dling of the vast problem of infant mor- tality. SMALL TOWNS’ END SEEN BY ECONOMIST Uncertain Future for Individual | Merchant Is Also Painted ‘ at Conference. By the Associated Press. | WINTER PARK, Fla, January 9.— Economists and professors painted an uncertain future for individual mer- | chants in round-table discussions at the | Third Annual Institute on Statesman- | ship at Rollins College here Wednesday. | Not only has the individual a small chance to be himself in years to come, | but the day of the small town is done | as well, Dr. Ray Westerfield of Yale | University said. “There is no reason for all these small towns, one every six | miles or so, either_economically or so- cially,” Dr. Westerfield said. Dr.' C. W. Phelphs, professor of eco- nomics_at the University of Chatta- | nooga, took exception to the attitude of the “intelligentsia” toward chain stores, saying they were prone to be pro-chain and to talk only of the advantages of the system. | John Temple Graves, 2d, editor of the Birmingham Age-Herald, addressed the institute last night. “The modern South.” he said, “is the hope of indi- | vidualism. “Southerners have always been in- dividualists. They still are. Temper that individualism with a liberalism which the South has heretofore lacked | but which it is rapidly acquiring and you have a perfect stronghold in which the philosophy may be maintained and from which it may successfully sally.” PREPARE FOR BIG BALL All-States Affair Chairmen Meet | for Luncheon. Plans for the All-States’ ball to be held at the Shoreham Hotel on Friday, | January 16, were discussed by commit- tee chairmen at a luncheon meeting at the Carlton yesterday. Robert H. Mc- Neill, chairman in charge of the pro- gram for the ball, announced that part of the evening’s entertainment will be broadcast over Station WJSV. Other chairmen reported progress. with an i\d\'?‘ce sale of tickets indi-* cating public Mterest. In an effort to combat robberies in | Glassboro, N. J., schools, the janitors are to be appointed special police officers in | order to keep a close watch. CHICAGO | try. Tennessee officials are searching for |7 rs. . F. Harry Long, 24, who disap- peared from Memphis. A car driven Mrs. Long, a society debutante of a fi ears ago, was found near the Missi sippi River. —A. P. Pho LAWMAKERS FACE ECONOMY DEMANDS . Legislatures in Three Northwest | States Confront Savings Prob- lem at Opening Sessions. By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, Minn, January 9—De- mands for economy, limitation of ap- propriations and lower taxes face Legis- latures of three Northwest States in opening_biennial sessions Tuesday. The Minnesota lawmakers gathered here, South Dakotans at_Plerre, and those of North Dakota at Bismarck, the latter in makeshift quarters, as the re- sult of a recent fire which destroyed the State House there. Minnesota will have its first Farmer- Laborite party Governor, Flovd B. Ol- son_of Minneapolis, who will take tho oath today _to succeed ‘Theodore Christianson, Republican. For the first time in nearly 40 years, a chief execu- | tive will have an anti-administration Legislature. One problem to come before the North Dakota session will be the building of a new capitol. ‘The stucture, which had been used since territorial days, was de- stroyed by fire December 28. DINNER TO HONOR FISH National Patriotic Council Plans Program for January 12. The National Patriotic Council will give 2 dinner to its members and friends Monday evening, January 12, at_the Army and Navy Club, in honor of Rep- resentative Hamilton Fish, jr. of New York, and commendatory of Repre- sentative Fish’s outstanding work in opposition to Communism in this coun- In addition to remarks by Repre- sentative Fish, the program will in- clude addresses by Senator Tasker L. Oddie of Nevada, Representative Albert N. Johnson of Washington and George Plitt, president of the Washington Board of Trade. Mrs. Cornelia Ross Potts, president of the National Patriotic Council, will preside. Big Price Reductions HUPMOBILE Free W—heeling MOTT MOTORS, Inc. 1520 14th St. N.W. Dec. 4341 MARKET COMPANY 311 7th ST. N. W. 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