Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1937, Page 37

CEREMONY HONORS EVANGELIST MOODY Religious Fervor Sweeps 4,000 New Yorkers Attending Cen- tennial Observance. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Oct. 28—The memory | of Dwight Lyman Moody was honored Iast night by Wew Yorkers who packed | Carngie Hall to overflowing in centen- | nial observance of the 19th century evangelists's birth. Under the spell of stirring hymnal music sung by the Westminster Mixed Choir and swayed by testimonials of speakers whose lives were moulded by Mr. Moody’s teachings, the crowd transformed the scene into a revival meeting dominated by religious emo- tion such as Moody himself once evoked. The audience of 4,000 joined with the choir in singing the Moody- Sankey hyms. Led by Dr. John Finlay Willlamson, the massed voices of choir and congre- THE EVENING gation swept through the hall in the familiar harmonies of “Rock of Ages,” “When the Roll Is Called Up ‘Yonder,” “I Need Thee Every Hour” and other hymns sung when Moody was preach- ing to millions at revival meetings of the last century. Three principal speakers, all of whom were converted by Evangelist Moody, told the crowd of their asso- clation with the evangelist. They were Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin, president of the Union Theological Semingry; Dr. John R. Mott, secretary of the Inter- national Missionary Union, and Dr, STAR, WASHINGTON, 8herwood Eddy, sociologist and mis~ ' sionary. ‘The celebration was sponsored by the Greater New York Federation of Churches, Correspondent to Speak. George W. Stimpson, Washington correspondent for the Houston, Tex., Post and former president of the Na- tional Press Club, will speak on “The Political Situation Today” at the weekly luncheon of the Washington Round Table at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Cosmos Club. D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1937. FOUR MEN CONVICTED IN STORE DYNAMITING One to Three Year Terms Meted Out to Defendants for Bombing ‘Which Injured Child. By the Aloctated Press. ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, Oct. 23— Four men were convicted by & jury yesterday on charges of dynamiting a combined store and residence at Mc- Gehee September 19 in which 3-year- old Joe Mansour was injured eriti- cally. Circuit _Judge T. G. Parham sen- tenced Herbert Thompson, 19, and Joe Strother, 35, to three years in prison and Clarence Jenkins, 23, to one year. B. H. Whittaker, 19, was given a one- year suspended sentence. State witnesses testified the four dynamited the store and residence, oc- cupied by N. A. Mansour and his fam- ily, after Thompson quarreled with Mrs, Ben Bezz, a clerk in the store, over her refusal to cash a check or sell him cigarettes on credit. DRUG CHAIN OWNER CONVICTED OF FRAUD By the Associatea Press. 8T. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 28.—W. F. ‘Walpole, head of a bankrupt druq store chain, was convicted yesterday of uttering & forged note—one of & series of 40 .indictments charging he de- frauded the Morris Plan Co. of St. Joseph of more than $480,000. ‘The Circuit Court jury sentenced him to five years in State prison. Officials of the Morris Plan Co, at Kansas City said the 8t. Joseph Oo, is & local organization, having pur- chased only the right to use the Morris Plan name. The series of indictments charged Mr. Walpole and two Morris Plan em= | ployes conspired to rob the loan com= pany by selling forged trade aceept- ance notes covering fictitious sales of merchandise. The other defendants, J. 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