Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING EPSCOPAL DVORCE REVSIONS PSHED Liberal Episcopalians Face Conservative Majority at Denver Meeting. By the Assoclated Press, DENVER. September 17.—A great golden alms basin reposed here today | for the triennial united thanks offering | of the women of the Protestant Epis- copal Church. i Members of the Woman's Auxiliary of the church, here in the Fiftieth Gen- | efal Convention, assembled for an early- ! morning eorporate communion service and presentation of the offering. which church leaders estimated would total more than $1,000,000. | B Sixteen Assist. | Right Rev. James De Wolf Perry, pre- ~ siding bishop from Rhode Island, was definit Assist- | cation. It was indicated, however, that con- Peake Johnson and Bishop Coadjutor | servatives predominated in both the | of Colorado, and 14| house of bishops and the house of named to receive.the offering. ants in the service were Bishop Irving! Fred Ingley, bot] 3 other bishops rpresenting miss fields in'the United States and abroad. proximately $1,100,000. today’s offering will be announced at a mass meeting tonight, at which Right Rev. 8. Harrington Littell, Bishop of ! Honolulu, will deliver the principal ad- dress. Meanwhile, church liberals prepared to push their attempt for liberaliza- tion of the canons regarding marriage and divorce. Echoing expressed senti- ments of Bishop Perry, the Right Rev. Michael Bolton Furse, lord bishop of 8t. Albans, England, 5 { sermon before the convention, took a | . Alex. J. Berlin 603 Penna. Ave. S.E. Home Hdwe. Co. 320.322 Cedar St. N.W. Fred M. Haas Co. 2016 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. Loveless Hdwe. Co. 23 Florida Ave. N.W. Loveless Hdwe. Co. 703 Kennedy St. N.W. Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 10 813 H St. N.E. University Hdwe. Co. 3304 Wisc. Ave. N.W. L. E. Wedding 23 15th St. N.E. Geo. B. Stevens 2758 Nichols Ave. S.E. Kerntucky Hdwe. Co. 3243 M St. N.W. David Weinberg 528 41, St. S.W. Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 8 3511 Ce t Ave. N.W. S. H. Landy & Son 3930 Georgia Ave. N.W. E. N. Souri 1438 Penna. Ave. S.E. Union Hdwe. Co. 615 7th St. N.W, 0. W. Youngblood 353 Cedar St. N.W. E. B. Rector 5443 Conduit Rd. N.W. Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 4 711 7th St. N.W. Hannon & McGettigan 3524 12th St. N.E. Leo G. Dacy 2346 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. Edward Cooper 1502 14th St. N.W. George M. Casper 1013 N. Carolina Ave. S.E. 1. P. Dinowitzer 620 Penna. Ave. N.W. Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 3 2479 18th St. N.W. G. P. Bickford Berwyn, Md. Community Pt. & Hdwe. Co. Bethe: Md. Robt. M. Williams Boyds, Md. Peoples Hdwe. Stores, No. 2 Cottage City, Md. Robt. L. Young Gaitheriburg, Md. ment to the canons put forth the al- legation that the prevailing canons.on | marriage and divorce are driving com- mvnicants from the church. ouse of bishops already has cognizance of three probiems of our. acting for the appointent foint commission of 21 on world industrial stability and lawlcss- Re-clected Rev. Z. B. Phillips Re-Elected. co before the end of the week. Conasen: Bishop 3 tion, although the names of Bishop t M. Stires of England and Bishop E. Freemen of Weshington are of Deputies late yesterday. The Rev. Carroll M. Davis, New York, was | egain named secretary, and Raymond F. Barnes, Long Island, was given a unan- |imous vcte for treasurer. The vote on | Barnes must be affirmed by the House ! of Bishoos. The bishops T Pardee of New ¥ house, refusing to ac hi | tion. 'The: Rev. John H. Fitzgerald of | Long Island was named secretary pro | tem and acting secrctary for the con- ! vention, > The meeting of the women's aux- fliary will be presided over by Miss Elizabeth Mathews, Glendale, Ohio, who cted Charles L.| socretary of their t his resigna- | REV. Z. B. PHILLIPS, stand egainst any modifi- of & presiding bishop wm; Navy’'s Withdrawal From s ol ecEntes et the| Curtiss Contest May Create | tremely unlikely, SEAPLANE RACING CLASSIC PLANNED New Civilian Competition. | Creation of an American seaplane racing classic which in time may come| |to_rank with the Schneider Trophy | contests, may result from the an- nouncement today that the Navy De- partment will abandon the Curtiss Mar rine Trophy race, which for a number of years has been held in the National Canital for naval seaplanes only. _The Navy Department announced tiat it will not participate in the | Curtiss this year, in the event the race | is held, which now is regarded as ex- Ordinarily the race is held at the| Anzcost’a Naval Air Station in May, At the Tequest of the Navy Depart- ment the National Aeronautic Asiocia- | tirn Jast May postponed th | tien Tast postponed the race until Nary | deputies and that the propased canon | liberalizing the r ‘Three years ago the offering was ap- | riags of div The amcunt of | chance of pa: ‘The amendment being prepared for submission to the house of bishops and ne hi | estabiishmont |court in each diocese to pass upon | caces of remairiage of divorced per- | was ta nastors | Cranmer £ald, a divorced' pesson only | tinuous cuestioning, zdmitted shooting the polies chisf bec | sonis |may remarry {in tze event the peron it the inaocen: in the opening | party in a divorce bas:d on adultery. | - Proponents of the liberalized amend- |CLAIMS regarding remar- d persons Lad scant Church Court Asked. anncunced e of deputies calls for the of an ccelesiastical Under present rules, Kelt~nring’s | ticket. was elected yesterday. DEATH ADMISSION | BERNARDGVILLE, N. 117 (4. —Prosecutor Cle | Kcttenring had confessed killing Police | Chief Charlcs B. Cavanaugh. Kettenring, a neighbor of Cavanaugh, | In the future will b: to seek large | ken Irto cusiody two days ago, | enough cash awards to accompany the May Be Abandoned. | In view of the Navy's decision to| | have nothing to do with the race, it is| the opinion of aviation officals that the race now will have to be abandoned |until next year, because it is now too late to build up commercial competi- | tion for the trophy on a worthwhile | scale. The first step to be taken toward | building up the Curtiss race compeztition | . September n Cranmer | today that Edward N.§ end after almost con-. trophy to make it worth while for Amer- ican designers and bullders to produce ! special racing seaplanes for entry in the race, it is understood. | In view of the retiring of the use he had given wife a trafic violation | v - New and ‘lmprove:d T DA U.'s. PAT OFF. for ‘Househ d Use still quick-drying ...easter to use ...no objectionable ~ odor MONEY-BACK GUARANT You will marvel at how easily it goes on EE Schneider Trophy last Sunday British, who gained permanent posses- sion of that international seaplane rdc- ing trophy by virtue of three eonsecu- tive wins, e T iss Trophy plans are expected to meet with wldfiprud support in the aviation world, by the Navy Changes Types. The Navy today is turning from sea- planes to landplanesi for all except patrol purposes. The Navy fighters, light bombers and torpedo planes now are landplanes, cesigned for operation from carrier decks. All these planes are standard military dels of known spseds. In order to past Curtiss races, pilots have im- proved the performance by ’pu ting on temporary streamlining devices, “pep- ping up” the motors and using other devices to gain a mile or two additional speed. ‘The Navy's determination to with- draw from the Curtiss race this year not only is the result of an effort to save money, but also becguse ranking naval aviation officials are convinced that the Navy has no business engeging in such competitions with standard fighting planes. It was pointed out here today that the Thompson race for land planes, created last year as the climax of the Naticnal Afr Races, has in the first two years of competition resulted in an in- creased speed of participating planes of 35 miles per hour. Similar improve- ment in speed of seaplancs may be ex- pected if the Curtiss race is opened to all comers, with sufficlent prize money 1o spur designers and butlders, naval cfficials believe. Dr George F. 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