Evening star., 1928-06-10
RANK OF BISHOPS
HELDBY BROTHERS
Three Other Members of
KinsoIving Family Are
in Church Work.

Two brothers will sit In the house
OF bishops during the general convcn-
tion of the Episcopal Church. which
will assemble i'll Washington in October.
One, Right Rev. George Herbert Kim
solving is Bishop of Texas. while the
other. Right Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolving,
Is Missionary Bishop of Southern Bra I'll.
Both arc natives of Virginia, and are
two of five brothers In the service of the
Episcopal Church.
Bishop Kinsolving of Texas was born
IN Bedford County, Va. April %. l849.
aud was educated at the University OF
Virginia. and graduated from the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary In Virginia
In 1874 lie served in Baltimore and
Philadelphia before taking up his duties
In Texas Bishop Kinsolving of Brazil
vas born in Middleburg, Loudon Coun-
ty. Va, few miles from Washington,
May IA. 1862. He was educated at the
Episcopal High School at Alexandria.
Va. and the University OF Virginia. and
was graduated from the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary in 1889. He was
elected Missionary Bishop of Southern
Brazil in 1907
South Dakota Bishop.
Another outstanding churchman who
will be IN washington to attend the ses-
sions of the general convention is Right
Rev Hugh Latimer BurleSon, Bishop OF
South Dakota. He is the son OF Rev. 5.
S. Burleson, who entered the church
after a successful career a: the bar in
Minnesota. and gave his life TO work
among the Indians in South DAKOTA.
His son. the bishop, is now administer
ing 70 5000 members of the Sioux tribe
on various Indian agencies, in that
State
Bishop Burleson, too. is one Of five
brothers, all of whom have engaged in
the work of the Episcopal Church. The
bishop was formerly editor of the Spirit
If Missions, the Oldest missionary masa-
zine in America. IL is said. and pub
lished by the National Council nf tho
Episcopal Church. He is the author OF
several historical and religious works
Deliberating on ecclesiastical sffalrs
with these and ether bishops will be
lavmen prominent in many walks OF
life. One Of the leaders will be william
j. Tuily. formerly member OF the New
York State Senate. and later attorney
of the Association OF Life Insurance
Presidents and general solicitor Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. He
viii represent the Diocese of Long Is
land in the convention. He has long
been prominent in church work, IN ad-
6ition 10 achieving prominence through
his legal philanthropic and financial
connections.
Field Of Education.
The field of education will be repre-
santad at the general convention by
Or. W. j. Battle. president of the Uni
versity of Texas He will represent the
Diocese of Texas as lay deputy This
native of North Carolina has had ex-
t.nsiye experience in educational tnsti-
tutions Of the Eation and is one Of the
outstanding educators Of the South
vest
The newspaper world will have a rep
res-nfative at the general convention
In the person of Louis Thorne Golding.
editor and publisher of the st. Joseph
fMoD News Press. He viii be one OF
the deputies representing the missionary
district Of west Missouri. A native OF
New jersey. Mr. Golding pTactsced law
in New York City prior TO engaging IN
newspaper work there In 1878. Nov
il- westward. be organized the Daily
TfIbuns CT Terre Hsute. Ind. in 1900.
end tl1roe years later took o"er ti12
Daily News ard tae Press Of Ct. Jo-
e-ph. corsoiidstinz them into the News
Press. Mr.. Gol5ing Is p member nj
the ACADEMY 0f Political Science. Of the
Society cf Colonial Wars. and direc-
tor of the st. Joseph FEDERATION OF
Charity and Philanthrnn". H. received
the MedaiIle du Roi Albert frr service
% Belgium during the World War.