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MACON MAN TO HAVE CHARGE
OF - METHODIST - WORK IN
CHINA, JAPAN, KOREA AND
SIBERIA' BISHOP BEAUCHAMP
GIVEN GEORGIA conrm‘
ENEE;"DR. T. D. ELLIS,
IRMER MACON PASTOR, RE.
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MA%ON, Ga., May 19-—Bishop W.
N. Ainsworth, of Macon, who has
been in charge of the South Georgia
Confeépenge of the Methodist Epis
copal fi:‘ul‘ch South, has been trans
ferred to China and Japan for the
next four years, according to word
received ' from Memphis, Tenn,,
wher&‘@e general conference is in
session. Bishop Ainsworth will go to
Korea; Siberia, Japan and China and
his appointment becomes effection
with the adjournment of the confer-?
ence in Memphis. |
Bishop W. B. Beauchamp was as-'
signed to the two Georgia Confer
ences and will also have under hia!
jurisdiction, the Mexican Conference,
Texas-Mexico Mission, western Tex
as and Mexican mission. 1’
Rey, T. D. Ellis, former paul:or,i
was re-elected secretary of the hoard
of church extension. Dr. Ellis served
as pastor of the Mulberry Street
Methodist .church for several vears, |
W. N/ Ainsworth Jr., received a
telegram’ from his father yesterday
utatinr< ‘he had been transferred
to the 'far enst. Just when Bishop
Ainswerth will leave for his new post
is not"known at present. The con--
ference is expected to adjourn some
time today and he will leave imme
diately for his home here.
Under Same Bishop
The two Georgia conferences,
north and South, were again placed:
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under the supervision of the same
bishop, a practice which was aban
doned four years ago. Bishop Cand
ler was in charge of North Georgia
Conference and Bishop Ainsworth
the South Georgia conference for
the last few years.
Bishop Ainsworth has made his
home in Macon for many years, He
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served as president of Wesleyan Col
lege for many years and later as'
pastor of Mulberry Street Metho
dist church, He was elected Bishop
in 1918 while he was serving Mul
berry Street Church as pastor.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF
NEW CHANCELLOR MARX
" BERLIN, May 19—(#)—Strict ad
hesion to Germany's foreign poli--‘
cies as laid down in the London
reparation agreement and the LOCIII-!
no security pacts will cintinue to bxl
the program of thd new Pabine:,
Chancellor Marx told the Re.. |
today upon appearance as successor
to Chancellor Luther,
The Reichstag gave an overwhelm.
ing vote of approval to the new
chaicellor’s policy.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn., May 19—(#)—
Dr. Stonewall Anderson was reelect
ed secretary of the board of educa
tion of the ‘Methodist Episcopal
Church South, at Today’s session at
the general conference on first bal
lot; Dr. L. E. Todd was re-elected
general secretary of board finance;
Dr. C. C. Jarrell, of Atlanta, was re
_elected secretary general of the hos
“pital board and G. L. Morelock,
"secretary of the board on lay activi
ties.
} The conference passed a motion in
- ereasing lay representation in the
! annual conference to one for every
eight hundred members in each dis
‘ trict, with smaller districts retain--
ing the former right to eight repre
‘ sentatives regardless of membership.
~ RIOTING RESUMED
CALCUTTA, India, May 10—(&)
—Rioting between religious factions
which causgd the death oi five per
sons at Karagour yesterday was re
sumed today, the number killed and
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Appeal Of Girl Brings
Parole For Her Father
ST, PAUL, May 19—(#)—A per
sonal appeal to the attorney general
of the United States by Marcia Al
pern, 15, has won a parole for her
father, Israel Alpern, called by the
government, “the king“of the boot
leggers in St. Paul.”
Alpern and his wife, Sarah, were
convicted of violating prohibition
laws and Alpern was sentenced to
prison and fined $14,000. Mrs. Al
pern was sentenced to serve 18
~months in a reformatory and was
fined $3,000] Her sentence was
stayed ‘until Mr. Alpern had served
his time.
Mrs. Alpern must go to jail when
her husband returns - home, unless
Marcia‘s pleadings also were success
ful in her case.
Thomas Melon Crop
Is Growing Fast
THOMASVILLE, Ga., May 19—
The watermelon crop around the
county is reported in fine shape and
the acreage is large. Around Bar
wick the acreage is larger than lut]
year, due to the fact that farmerei
of that section received splendid re
turns last year. . ‘
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 106, 1926