Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1937, Page 24

* Maumee, synod of Ohio. He assumed O, FREELYROWER T0 RETIRE TODAY Metropolitan Presbyterian Congregation to Fete Him and Wife Tonight. Dr. Freely Rohrer will be retired as pastor of the Metropolitan Presby- terian Church today and, with Mrs. Rohrer, will be feted at a reception tendered by the congregation tonight at the church. Dr. Rohrer became pastor of Metropolitan 20 years ago today. He has also been active in the ministry for 47 years. " Dr. Rohrer received his AB., M.A. and D. D. degrees from Heidelberg Col~ lege and also studied theology at McCormick Theological Seminary. He was licensed to preach April 10, 1893, and was ordained to the gospel minis- try May 7, 1894, by the Presbytery of his duties of a midister December 20, 1890, at Dayton, Ohio. Before coming to the Capital he was pastor of the fol= lowing churches: Paulding, Ohio; Ma- rion, Ind.; Greenfield, Ohio, and his present charge here. He has occupied numerous important offices in the Presbytery, synod and general assem- bly, among them being moderator of the Muncie, Chillicothe and Washing- | ton Presbyteries and moderator of the Indiana and Maryland synods. He has likewise held many important board | and commission assignments. 1 il During his pastorate with the local ||| ~ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1937. ard Oil Co. of Indiana to distil crude oll, will be towed up the Hudson and through the Erie Canal, through Utica and Rome to Oswego, on Lake On- tario, thence to Lake Erie, Lake Huron and down Lake Ontario. In order to prevent rolling and to insure an even keel, it will be ballasted and floated with manholes down. In the shallowest places of the Erie Canal the Kellogg Co. experts say, it will have only a clearance of 6 inches in draught. It will displace 10 feet 6 inches of water and will be shipped under 20 pounds air pressure. The trip west is expected to take about 16 or 17 days, the tower travel- ing at the rate of 6 or 7 miles an hour day and night. Retiring DR. FREELY ROHRER. as heavy as the Pilgrim ship May- flower. It is 25 feet longer than the longest flat car and its diameter is about the same as that of the Hudson tubes. It has over 600 feet of welded seams, and special doors will have to be cut in the walls of the building where it was made in order to get it out. | The tank, to be used by the Stand- 20 ~iles North of the I I l 'l White Houte, eut Gevrgia Avenve, extended FOR RESTFUL ENJOYMENT OF GOOD FOOD and DRINK b, Parked Truck Brings Trouble. PROVIDENCE, R. I, September 30 (@) —Traffic Patrolman James Mc- Padden got sick of looking for a driver who left his truck parked in the middle of congested Westminster street here yesterday, and took things into his own hands. He got into the cab, drove the truck around & corner, and neatly decapitated a fire alarm box. Seven companies of fire- men witnessed McFadden's confusion. Queen Mary Trips Experts. LONDON, September 30 (#).—Queen Mother Mary, an expert on antiques, tripped the antique dealers at their fair in Mayfair yesterday. On a brief tour, she noticed two bronzes labeled William, Duke of lotte. The exhibitors changed them. ot Copenhagen will raze all slums. Coar wiTH Vandenberg Gets Bid. ‘The George Washington party has invited Senator Arthur Vandenberg, Republican, of Michigan to be its can- didate for President of the United States in the next election. SKUNK SLEEVES The revival of skunk as a town fur . . . the vogue of huge fur sleeves and little fur collars. Here, then, is your smartest pos- sible October Coat. 79.95 A telegram from the locally organ- refusal of Henry Ford to accept s ized group which has national ambi- similar offer, Party Chairman E. 8, ‘| tions, was dispatched following the | Fuller announced. ”in the bag” metal initials extra Sketched above is one of the many reasons for the outstanding success that our hand- bag department has enjoyed this Autumn. This model as well as many others offered in soft silky suede or pliable calfskin. Su- JULIUS GARFINCKEL & COMPANY church a total of 1,076 persons have | H‘ been admitted to membership, of which | ||| Let us vestyle your coiffure mow to comform with smart wew Fall || hats. Our specially prepared so- lutions leave hair soft and glossy. ALL $6.50 VALUES now S4 perbly lined and fitted. period 471 children were baptized. Also funds to the extent of $370,000 | |||| were raised. it It is understood Dr. Rohrer will |||\ continue his ministerial services in a ||| general way, as his present office of ||| GENTLEMEN DESIRING QUALITY AND DISTINCTIVE STYLE IN THEIR APPAREL WILL MOST Charge Accounts Model Sop 1303 F STREET moderator of the Maryland synod and | |||| stated clerk of the local Presbytery will permit. He will reside at 1121 East Capitol street, TANK MUST FLOAT TO ITS DESTINATION | 460,000-Pound Tube Is Too Huge I for Shipment by Rail or Ship. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—A | mammoth tank, so big and so heavy ! that its makers dare not risk sendmg" it by rail or ship, will start a perilous | 1,371-mile journey by water next|| month from Jersey City, N. J, to||| ‘Whiting, Ind. The tank, or tower as it is called, ‘weighs 460,000 pounds. in diameter, 80 feet long and has a content of 12,500 cubic feet. Its| makers, the M. W. Kellogg Co,, say it | is heavier than the Statue of Liberty It is 15 feet || or the dirigible Hindenberg and twice | Imagine !’{70 gets you this handsome chest of sterling? CERTAINLY APPRECIATE THE CURRENT NEW SHOWINGS IN OUR MEN'S SHOP ON THE FIRST FLOOR N Very choice selections in clothes and furnishings i}\' and we particularly stress our suits and overcoats it of correct style tendencies, in good taste for every i need. Their tailoring is of the best, and we assure you the utmost in lasting satisfaction. F STREET AT FOURTEENTH 00 a?-‘» down A new Danish design THINK OF ALL YOU GET... 32 PIECES OF STERLING! 8 Tea Spoons 4 Luncheon Knives 4 Luncheon Forks 4 Butter Spreaders 4 Salad Forks 1 Sauce Ladle 1 Cold Meat or Serving Fork 4 Cream Soup Spoons 2 Table Spoons HERE'S no need, any longer, to put off Tgcl!ing the heavy, handsome Sterling of your dreams! International Sterling—famous for superb design and craftsmanship —can now be yours...more easily than you ever thought possible. 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