Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 27

GLASSIGAL DANGES PROBED BY BISHOP Manning Calls Pastor, Who Sponsored “Beauty in Re- ligion” in Parish. Sy the Assoclated Press, NEW TYORK, December Vorman Guthrie, pastor of St fark's-in-the-Bouwerle, and his oard of vestrymen were called be- ore Bishop Willlam T. Manning of he Protestant Eplscopal dlocese of vew York today to explain reports of ances and festivals In the downtown hurch and parish hou: e re- orts have #ed," Bishop M 13.—Dr. wowed purposc of ringing beauty nte religion. Last week's newspa- \derable space to i in which, ningled with thos n the audience 1nd forced them to join {n the merry rolic. At various other times inter- retative dances, in ipotlights played as m s they do in the thea: g cported. Newspaper accou clared girls in these dances have | en scantily clad. Guthrie said he and the vest would heed the call of Bisho fanning, but insisted each membe )t the board would v en would be t Deny Dances Immoral. Nothing we have d 1us ever bes wesent we vithin the N Jishop Manning ha his ideas {bout ‘scandalous d from the ress reports. * ¢ * The pur- wose of the meetings was deliberately afsconstrued. In many newspape eports {t was made to read t estival toolk aid other enterta! en in a con: vas made the & s inuance of Sund ight iorums iicted at_the Church o fon by Dr. Percy ney Grant, sishop Charles S. Burch tock actios it that time, SLASSIFYING BOARD MONDELL SPEAKS ONLATEPRESDENT “Warren G. Harding, to Corporation, at a lunce ton, today. Mr. Mondell, republican floor leader in the House during the Harding administration, stressed the limitation of armament conference as a notable achlevement of the late President. He said, In_part: “If the Harding administration had no other great constructive work to ity credit than the limitation CHRISTMAS ISSUE “The Billboard 1S ON SALE TODAY 1Sc At All News Stands, SIEK, BLOLS Harmless Laxative for the | Liver and Bowels RECORDS DEMANDED Demand {e made upon the pe: lassification board to turn o ‘ongress all of t cords connected vith its activities since its organi fon under a resolution Introduced In | he House tod snnel | resolution will be consid- red and favorably reported at the irst meeting of the committee which I be held tomorrow, if possible. | On Sale on Feel fine! No griping or inconvenience follows a gentle liver and bowel cleans- Ing with “Cascarets.” Sick Headache, Biliousness, Gases, Indigestion_and ali such distress gone by morning. 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Bread F ., oblong snaps 90C Biscult Pan, square shape 8OC Pyrex Ple Plate, with nickel g7 75 Nursing Bottles guaran- teed, . rd Cups, Pan and $1.35 Cake Combination Serving Plate and Cover 1.35 95¢ On Sale on 2nd Floor of histe | He was so aftable, . iable, o patient and so generous of fiis {ime, that not until after his un- timely death was it gencrally realized {how completoly” ho Fave himselt to ¢ ; . \his public duties” he said. wanis Club, in the Hotel Washing- | ¢yrnéstly he studied the innumeruble ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! larmaments conference and the estab- | Ushment of a sound basis of peace in i the Pact glve Pi these alone would suffice to dent Harding a place in the of the cfactors.” “How week country. ondell d Ay with the| At difficulties of the post-war period, in which Mr. Harding came to the presi- the business session, Kimball, local attorn-y, wa$ nominated for the presidency of the orgunization > for the ensuing year. £0 approach- | opposition and this virtually means elec- = Anton Stephan ro- ceived the nomination for first vice pres- presi proclaimed Harry G, Maf, Gen. nd Joh Wineman, second vies Franc Sheiry was nominated | was unable to pay his respe tr as District trustee. Claude W, Owen preslded and a num- D. problems of a trylng and troubled times.” Mr. Mondell's address was part of a program arranged by the club in of America's | observance of the Harding Memorial throughout the There was no C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923, ° ber o apnggncement porsnc e ¢ | MRS, E. B. CLARK ELECTED. |12, 240ien, s s otce, e mer S by him. M Made Head of Juvenile Protective BIONDI AT WHITE HOUSE. Association. Archbishop tolic_deleg: and his dec - Mrs. Bdward B. Clark was elected | tice Fred % Biondi, apos- | president of the Juvenile Protective | {ifips L 1Omas and Mrs Walter § nited States, | Agsoclation at the regular monthly e Leach, |ieeting of the board of directors yes- | tary, Miss Dorothy Allen, ghowed a King, Judge J. Wilmer Latimer, Jus- L. Siadons, Louis A. Simon, The report of the executive secre- toduy to | turday afternoon. She succeeds Louls | marked increase in the nupmber of pay their respects. A. 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