Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1931, Page 24

s i g - FLTHERANSHOD LANSBURGH'S | - % ; No Connection With Any Other Washington Store " Board Loses Right to Name ; e President and Theology Professors. J By the Assoct Le e o JAMESTOWN, N. Y. June — Hection of the president and theo- lagleal professors of Augustana ('Jollue and Theological Seminary, Rock island, ‘711, was taken out of the hands cf the college directors yesterday by the Au- , Separate gustana Lutheran Synod at its seventy- y % M second annual convention. i The change was effected by means of | a constitutional amendment introduced i A ast year and ratified todey. The . Graduate WASHINGTONIANS TO RE- CEIVE ILLINOIS DEGREES. LANSBURGH’S ! We're Running Into Summer What About Your Wardrobe? I irectors and for the ! Only 17 days until the Fourth of July! And the Tty the semmiary Tculty and the / - : Fourth's on Saturday, that means you are going to need O EStiter in the convention it had been | : plenty of new ‘clothes for a glorious week end! Make - - - - haste to the Summer Sports Shop and the Beach Shop— . charged by various u;pelkerl that )’f.h‘ directors of the college were empha-| et d < I e~ s fashions. y amendment provides that the president and theological prcfessors shall here- after be clected by the synod, nomina- tians for the former office being made ! sizing scholarship rather than spirit- uality, Directors asserted in reply theyy re merdly trying to elevate the indards of the college. [ Re-clected Mission Head. l + Mrs. Emma Evald, Chicago, who! * organized the Woman's Missionery Soci- » ety of the Synod in 1892 at Lindsborg, | veberany for he fortetn consec: beautifully tailored dress has "fimfl yesterday for the fortieth consec- e . g ) ; Ao et slb Other officers of the soclety elected ’ ¥ i f 3 g .. .5" yesterday are: Mrs. Peter Peterson, Chi- cago, and_Miss Augusta Highland, Evanston, Ill, vice presidents; Mrs. J. W. Landstrom, Chicago, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Otella Swanscn, Chi- cago, treasurer; Mrs. K. T. Anderson, Rock Island, 1ll., statistician, and Mrs. N. E. Kron, Bertrand, Nebr., historian. Dr. Fahlund, who is a member of the board of directors for the Augustana _book concern which publishes * the Lutheran Companion, declared birth! £ control articles in the magazine caused | the board to request Dr. C. J. Bengston, | A. Women's all-white jacket frock. It's B. Embroidery strikes a very youthful —for golf note on this women's all white flat crepe e i - | | AN e Fied —for picnicking ; p —for camping * the editor, that no more such matter | be printed, but that another article of the same nature had appeared since. He asked that the magazine's staff be reorganized. It was brought out that authority over the editor was vested in the synod, nct in the board of directors. Action on the resolution was deferred until the synod has considered the report of Among those from the Capital who | will graduate from the University of Illinois at Urbana are L. B. Adams, 5607 Thirty-ninth street, and Edith| Adams, 26 Channing street. C. A very doggy suit for the miss! Separate crepe blouse with skirt and By ot e $10.T5 D. The miss will find this short-sleeve the board of Christian education and literature. ‘This will be considered to- YOUR BOY frock of silkc shantung with 2 sieeveless MOITOW. Send Him to Co W, & s jacket wearable for man; 4 Dr. J. A. Morehead of New Ycrk City, N e E L ¢ ¢ e M7 g . $|0.75 vention, privaf ‘amp Y ) ‘ financial support toward continuing the Men, here’s a chance to work of the world organizatitn in match up odd coats with a &5 f i { Rusis. etes. ‘proper / 78 4J pair of cool Summer trou- e Fees include NAUTILUS IS TOWED v gy S oo by A vt THROUGH ROUGH SEAS|| i 3 i it &' st size and color. 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Midshipmen from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, on the annual training cruise, braved a driving rainstorm to sight the submarine from the decks of the warships. The most interested was Midshipman Danenhower, son of Comdr. Danenhower, captain of the Nautilus. Intercepted messages said the crew s Wwas all well and sealed inside the sub- marine, due to heavy seas washing decks. The crew uses the periscope to keep sight of the Wycming. The battle- =hip keeps scarchlights on the sub- marine throughout the nights. DRY ATTACK ON MAYOR IS TABLED AT ATLANTA Police Ordered to Enforce Rum Laws When Councilman Also De- clares Prohibition Is Failure. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, June 16.—The City Coun- cil held a stormy session yesterday over Mayor James L. 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