Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1932, Page 7

THE EVENING ST WASHINGTON, .D. C, MONDAY, MAY 23. 1932. A7 New Methodist Bishops WET ISSUE RAISED |VILLAGE BLACKSMITHS [SAYS HE AIDED 500 GIRLS |3etvsen 500 and 100 girs curing the| Gatholic Educator Dies. e f them for im| K NATCHEZ, Miss, May 23 (#).—Rev. IN SOUTH CAROUNA ARE STAG"‘G COMEBACK Accused Rector Offers to Furnish m‘e‘: D.vldao:ru!dmr?ge:m?ld submit a Thomas Keating, known in the Catholic ELECTED AT ATLANTIC CITY MEETING. b List of Those He Advised. Smith's Seat in Senate to Be Sought list of names and addresses of mCTe Orger of the Sacred Heart as Brother than 500 young women whom he had ' Staniquas, pioneer educator and found- LOMDON, May %3 (#)—Rev. H. 8. Davidson, 62-year-old rector of Stiffkey, by Candidate Beaten for Gov- ernor in 1930, NETHODST PAREY IN TS FIVAL W General Conference May Be Extended Beyond Adjourn- Business Brisk in Repairing Farm Machinery—Wholesalers Report Increased Sales. By the Assocated Press. CHICAGO, May 23.—The village blacksmith is staging & comeback. Blacksmiths, who three years ago dvised or assisted. |er of St Aloysius College in New on trial before church authorities on * | Orleans, died here ear'y yesterday. charges of immorality, testified today Rev. Dr. James Patterson recently He was 89 years old and had been a celebrated his 102d birthday anni- member of tke Sacred Heart order for that he had given advice or help to versary in Montreal, Canada. 73 years. . By the Assoclated Press. . ment Time Wednesday. By the Associated Press. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, May 23— ‘The Methodist General Conference en- tered its final week today with the time of adjournment uncertain and the cal- endar still crowded with suggested legis- lation. The conference was originally expect- ed to end Wednesday, but there has | 3een talk of extending it beyond that ay. Among the proposals or questions still pending on which the conference is ex- pected to act are: Salary reductions for marriage and burial services; the as- signment and transfer of bishops, and | the reorganization of existing church | J sy were elected bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church.—A. P. Photo. operations to reduce overhead. | The conference has also to act on | recommendations for a 6-point plan to | be applied to existing economic condi- | tions and the suggested advocacy of | Federal aid for unemployed. of the large portion of the episcop address devoted to a demand for between capital and labor. These two |\ proposals are expected to receive ex- tended consideration. In addition there are such pending | Had Had Speculators Puzzled. CHICAGO CROP PROPHET PROVES TO BE A WOMAN “drastic” realignment of the relations |wryat Man Miller,” the Forecaster, trict have been talking about “that man Miller, the crop forecaster.” But_they've been mistaken. *“That man Miler” is a woman—one of the very few in the United States engaged in her particular profession. Her reports have been signed “E. H. Miller,” and that sounded masculine enough until a newspaper discovered the fact today that the “E” stands for Eileen and that she's red-haired. COLUMBIA, 8. C, May 23—Rum- blings of political thunder could be heard today in South Carolina. One of the issues raised is prohibition repeal. This issue was hurtled to the front Sat- urday with announcement by Ashton H. ‘Willlams of Florence, unsuccessful “wet” candidate for Governor in 1930, that he would enter the race this Summer for the United States Senate seat now held by Senator E. D, Smith. Previously L. G, Southard of Spar- tanburg, another aspirant, had an- nounced he would run on a “wet” plat- form. Williams has the backing of the Ishw Assocfation for Prohibition Re- lorm. ~ One of the announced senatorial can- The wholesalers and officials of order houses said sales to Midwest farmers of harness, machinery, repair parts and horse-drawn equipment al tachments for the first five months of 1932 would likely exceed those of any period in recent years. Greece Offered U. S. Wheat. ATHENS, Greece, May 23 (#).—Two American firms' have offered to sell the | Grecian government 250,000 tons of wheat, payment to be half in currency were ready to take up other lines of work, are doing a brisk business now in repairing farm machinery, it was said today by wholesalers of farm equip- ment. mail fight on Blease in 1930. Senator Smith | is expected to stand for re-election, and | State Senator R. M. 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