Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 20

520 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1923. RE“GIUN ADVAN[}EU Modernist Baptlsts Denounced ~ [FORD PEACE SHIP FOLK [JANE GREY NOW BRIDE [ reveued sertertay woen %,",‘:r] o Dictricheten wnd others. Sh| 7me commn wenr o s e AT REUNION AND DINNER | OF RICARDO MARTIN Clis- The wedting tooic piace in Stam- A e SR e ot e ford, Conn. uation of the first woman physiciar ist Concl ' At Fundamentalist - ‘ sy TSt o o mrenrmny o | o : LR t ONCLAVE | ;.15 of Party That satiea toiMnn’i:\ge of Actress to Opera|7on in 1908, Mirs Grey has been leading | hiv eng: : Ywiiere "l1 vell, who yecdived her M. D. from woman for’ John Barrymore, Bruco Mcs hride wil jo ol Geneva Calleg, IU SIAMP UUI HAIE li Copenhagen December 4,-1915, | Singer November 15 An- - e - bride Wil Join Pim after the holldaye, Goneva Collegotn 1840, By the Associated Press. ers soon lose i st and the con- | Secietly Celebrate. | e e Tk AT NEW, YORK, December 5.—Dr. W.|8regations dwin, = o Upholdi) VI T H. P. Faunce, president of Brown Uni- | UREOIGINE the traditiondl bellefs | Npw YORK, December 5.—A num | ietiant versity, ana other modernists in te-[sented & pioture of hessn tn which |ber of the peace-loving folk who Christianity Only Hope of liglon, were characterized as “religioun | God st upon an :fi"l\ml‘lhro:;,r. with | salled for Copenhagen aboard the cuckoos” by Dr. Thomas Shields of |8 Fainbow encircling it, a sea of | Oxcar 11, Henry Ford's peace ship, o World Left by War, Pres- Toronto, last night at the third of the f:‘f:l,b;rf[r?‘,:éu‘,‘""l, S VARL CInOng 0L DesgmbBer 2010 Hola 2 reunton iast — o - o t 2 5 night at a private dinner in the | 2 Baptist fundamentalist meetings. Th le is @ supernatural, God- | Womente Cliy e bner in. the | | byterians Hear. Sniclds, head of the Baptist Bible | E1ve he' declared, #nd God | of Seereny abont aps aiore Was d bit | H I ! D Spllde head f (00 B e RO e o' i Toitowers on earin | of the seevenn s aneer merbers || For Creaky Joints | | contersing of a degrée by & Bapti —_— | and requests for details and names be- | | & 8 ng refused. oot ot e e + -1 |FEDERALS AFTER REBELS, | " s ace to the Baptist denow N ey BN rin fs the great 3 a threat- | & ol i ened with ¥ and Rev. Dr. | Mexican Troops to Attack Force at| o e he “ S o Rabert 3 of thel ¢ he Baptists and form anoth Guerrero State Capital. Bev beman hoard of gn mwissions, told dele- : 5 ation -brought forth the assertion X107 D& - we started out erian conference here last night. Hinton_ would not get out of the denom- |l forces are preparing to h | is respectuble. We lovead it “War patterns are being stamned |ination. The modernists, he asserted B i a9 nd during the war, and can Arsn .| were just waiting for his group in the | 7 3 ebels, under face the world. Will you on the minds of men morw subtlely o Sollages and | Gen. Romulo 3 ré estab- § £itinc I 3 | r IV ) Genomination to “build colleges and | HER , OB re eg*t4b: | not join us on the evenini of the an- | than ever before; racial hate i3 being | gehools, pay off the debts, and then get | ISHAC. Gov: qisked for| wilorsary' of tho starting of thai ||| defended with a daring and skill {out.” against the rebels, has been inform. | "C4utiful dream expedition?” | equaled in generation, and Will Not Leave Church. ed that this cannot be permitted be- e er e L hTdeas iERD a ve will do nothing o sort,” Dr. Jeause federal forces already aro nn) Vanity sometimes spolls a multitude | the rel f man to iclds de; d. “The fundamentalists [ the ground. of virtues. | throw the gauntlet to Dr. Faunce all his kind. We are willing to fight ue to a finish with these until thes no longer foul our | NE rlage Martin. ol in i ption to tl reh's §15.000,000 Dr. William B. 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