The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 304, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 12, 1926 Page: 1 of 12
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Baptists Score Evolution Theory
HOUSTON, May 12.—Short shin waa given the question of evolu-
Baptist convention la senalon
Mouston today.
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[Areetated ton Dieveteh to Statesmman.]
Pilsudski Marches
On Polish Capital
With Army.
Amundsen In Charge
Of Third Polar
Expedition.
German Fascisti
Plot Revolution
makes tor harmony
to etty wovernmend,"
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oral sympathy strike to a close.
Premier Baldwin had almost dic-
tatorial powers during’ the strike.
tea X. Parker to hto party. te -to-
veattunte evgry tart to real eetate
wear the pate tor Umete mam"
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the Baptist het-
a"nameum Return SA Men For
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The six men who will have charte
of Austin’s government for the next
two years include Robert Mueller,
Dave Reed, Dr. P. W. McFadden.
Ben M. Barker and Victor Pan-
nell. One of theae men will be
made mayor, and a sixth outaide
man will be chosen city manager.
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Teana eourt ot erimtmai apDeNL:
Jehn D Men, Athene. •«.. protoo-
. Bulgarian Prisons
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BY SAM JOHNSON
That a meeting will be held within the next few dass to consldez
the selection of a city manager waa the opinion expressea by the
city commissioners who were selected Tuesday. These new orticers
will also select a mayor from their midst who will assume the duties
of his offfee July 1 with the other commissioners when the city man-
ager form of government wlU go Into effect.
Win Select Mayer
As to which one of their body
would be chosen mayor, none of
the city commiseloners would say.
The suigestion of Edmundo Travis,
defeated candidate, that the mayor
should be the candidate receiving
the highest number of votes might
be followed. In thio case Robert
Mueller who headed the field will
be given the title. qithough It is
known that some of the recently
elected city commissioners feel fa-
vorable toward the appointment of
Dave Herd to this office.
With the return of City Com-
mlas oner Dave Reed next week,
who will leave Thursday for Dal-
las to attend the state church com-
vention. the first meeting of the
commlsstoners will be held. At thie
ume a mayor will be melectea. and
preliminary plans drawn up for the
nnming of the city manager. More
than a month may be regutred to
study the quniaticatons of the moa
before a final melection wi• be
made.
•while I feel highly honored ovez
the conhidence expresmed in me by
the voters Tv I stay. the thins that
ptoeers me most la the fact that the
satire eitimene commimaion won."
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J. Neary
Tenn, were
Auatin Men .Likely Candidates
While no statement was made by
any of the five men as to who wou’d
be chosen ee city manager, all of
them agreed that much cars-and
consideration would be taken before
a final selection waa made. The
commissioners were of the opinion
that it woule not be necessary to
go outside of Austin to get a city
manager—an outstanding citizen of
Austin and a man well asquainted
with the problems of city govern-
"ment. .
"It we can’t find our man here
in Austin, we will carefully search
everywhere until the best qualitied
man is found. The United States
is the limit. and we do not intend
to stop until we have found him."
Robert Mueller, Who received the
highest number of yotea for city
commissioner, said Wednesday
morning.
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FEAT SECOND Military Revolution In Poland
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That** the naw telephone number
of The American-Statesman. En-
field Realty company, adding an-
other telephones was given 3621, the
old number on our exchange, and
are getting scores of calls every
Piease call The American-states-
man at 4-3-9-1.
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tememmhers
Premier Stanley Baldwin,
prime minister of Great Britain,
whose “stand pat” policy was in-
strumental in bringing the gen-
avallable, and prow A so that werk-
M j ere diplaced by the eloning at Mb*
- ' eeonomie collleries be trans
comtunuitne — mid. on —
hemes to aeget German BBBtt
leoAeea. too peie reperua that
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smn-,*.ca
to the coal industry will be
resumed temporarily.
The lookout against the
minors wil be withdrawn.
The wages board wi be en-
tabllshed to revime the miner*’
wages, with the understana-
lag that there ehall be no re-
vieion without mutrielent aa-
nurances that the mensures
recommende for rerganiz-
ton at the mining induntry by
the royal coal commiiston
shall be put nto effect.
murences that morzantuatton of the
coal tadnotry by the royal commi-
Mm snail be executed.
Founth-A committre to be namea
-FEuds. Pouches Filled To
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umIsMswiis and' will eo- latite fee the miner* which ahall
te the fitooM wtMi with PP re.! ——— and exequtive
new eu, now rawset. Wni. it meorurer.neetn to. ettret.m-
la tan MBIT to make any statement i of the coal induatra.
ir*~S tbs safe - tl— of S -i J ‘The memorandum suggesta that
twaagger. I fet am the raw OMB- Che."ovirrd.mmmerelenbe e eten:
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bustness sennton following pre Im
inary religioua mervicen and with-
out delay election of otficers was
rehehea on the program. Dr. Mc-
Dantel was the only nominee for
and after the mecretniy
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ballot of the conventten for him tM
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UAmsociated Prema Dinpateh te Statqaman.}
LONDON, May It.—Sir Herbert
Samuel, as chairman of the royal
commisslon which made the report
on the British oool industry about
which the confiiet centered, was the
natural go-between 1* the mettie-
ment of the general strike. His
memorandum which ths gsneral
council of the Trades Union con-
gress scceptsd as basis for calling
off tbs general strike and resum-
tag negotiations on the coal con-
traversy contains ths following
points:
First The coal subsidy to be re-
newed for such reasonable time a*
may be required.
Second—Creation of a national
wagea board. Including representa-
tives of the miners, mine owners
end nputrals, with an independent
chairman to revise the miners'
Third—It is understooa there
shall be no revision of the previ-
ous wages without sufficient aa-
-
tamociated Pres Dispateh to Stateneman.]
NEW TORK, May 12.0The air-.
- ship Norge, secona aircraft in his-
tory to fly over the North Pole,
was on Ite way to a landing field
at Nome, Alaska, today, the 45th
birthday of Lincoln Ellsworth, New
York, one of the expedition’* lead-
era
The great balloon duplicated
within three days the feat of the
three-engined airplane "Mise Jone-
k phine Ford” commanded by Leut
‛ Commander Richard E Byrd with
the difference that Commander
Byrd returned to King’s Bsy. Spitz-
bergen in a 1600 mile non-top
flight, while the Norge continued
a 2000 mile journey toward Nome.
________PEACE TREATY
mean to a derman. meeit aetater-
■Mg -hom ebseet wa• <*• remnora- ms* • w . m ■ • i --
tetotoelMteg— empu “nRailroad -Labor Bill -c*
—‘ Up For Approval.
BERLIN, May 12—A military
revolutlon la reported to have brok-
m eut in Poland.
Army officer*, adherents of for-
mer Pt nl Met Marshal Joa Pilsud-
•ai. ar* mala te be marching m
Warmw with troepe te overthrow
I the mw government headed to
Premter wiea
The as ••■ en OHM to taktme emer-
. «eue ■ tea arti tor detaw aad baa
, mehee a elate to maruai tew la
furred, wtib geveraasea* mmtmtanee,
M recommendea by Uto royal com-
mimmion.
It to eatosaased that 2e,00 men
wnt he d la* la ■ l ta lh» mining in-
Aweary by weeutiee, to (Bg MS*
tar cemgdet reereantmaton it ■■
Ineumtry:
BAM ANTOX1O, May ». Mee
uemue to wem rdonveredmt
torn *■ at. La, vm two tine A-
lagta sera veevased there wit* a
mee m betaaatog te Mr. A.
Pegnew mnewiem ett»K
third M the ballot la tte eleetien
Tueday.. *1 helleye Austin shouta
be comgratulatea on adopting the
city ma linger plan to soverhment,
it emboates the rieht prinetples »f
toia tog •
The ponaiulons on which the
general etrlke woe called off
are as tollows:
Warm1
nTe.
Mm egremelely
uera:mmizia
——
Insurance Receipts Over Two Million "reraaz
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elmte nudtor.
to FH
Prepare Te Lend.
- Roald Amundnen, commander of
the third expedition to reach the
North Pole and the first human be-
ing to reach the South Pole. radtped
yesterday to Ralph Lemon. Nor-
wagtan consul at Nome, to has*
100 men ready to lower the dirt,
gible. He said he would keep Mr.
Lomen ndvioad of′ by radia,
aad the comer ma fear anehora,
known aa “dead men" piaced la
readnem to hol.l te ehlp down.
The Norge iea Spitubergen el
10 Am. Norweglan tume, or 4 am.
eastern etaadard Hane. Tueedav,
end mailed over the pete with IT
members to Ho erew at 1 a m to-
day. Xorweglan time, or t etock
last nigbt, enstern atandara time
AUSTTN, TEXAS, WE: SDAY, MAY 12, 1926.
to totes
tion In the Southern Baptist convention here today.
"This convention accepts Genesis,” Ite declaration of principle
said, "as teaching that man waa the especlal creation of God nnd re- l
jects every theory of evolution or otherwise which teaches that maa
originated in, or cams by way of, a lower animal ancestry."
Its presentation was aramatio and Ite adoption come swiftly and
wjthout n dissenting voice.
Dr. George W. McDantel, of Richmond, who a tew moment* pte-
vlously had been re-eleeted president of the convention, was sinking
a harmony nots in his address of acceptance. He quickly switched to
the queetion of evolution, and standing in front of the microphone,
which carried hie voice to the far enda of great convention halt made
the evolution declaration which he hoped, he sold, would be adopted.
Dr. M E Dodd of Shreveport, La, wee quick to meize the ••**•-
tunity’ana moved that the statement of the president be mete the
"sentiments of this convention." The statement wm tollowea Im me.
dtately with a roar at ayes the question was adopted. On the questton
to a negative vote, no votce wwa ra lead theconventien apparentt, pa4
safely pasned what aome bad previousty said wield bp • erimia
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