Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1924, Page 5

NING 1. NALHELDUP | BY DOGK WALKOUT 120,000 Men Now on Strike in England, With More Expected Today. yers Cuts 0N A Bit of the Past By Star’s Former Carriers. ANDREW €. RAWLINGS, Andrew for than half o o the | governy Hi more | taken by t " !press thr =i EGYPTLAYS DOWN | TERMS TO CARTER Further Exploration Allowed, But Only Under Govern- ment Supervision. By the Associated Pres LONI ebruary 18,—As a result ultations with legal advisers ton arising from Howard tion of work on Tut- ankh-Amen’s tombs, the Egyptian government has decided that Mr. Carter will be permitted to continue s plorations, provided that he ac- 3 conditlons formulated by the rnment, according dispatch to the ing News. ! These condi tipulate that the work shall b ried out directly under control and direction of the government. The expense of con- tinuing and completing the work is 1to be borne entirely by the govern- ment, the entire ne rvice @ con- to be under 1 nection with the tongh £ tributed to is b him and 1 éd that there 1s no legal the openin 'n sl from it STAR, a Calrols WASHINGTON, DR. GRANT REPLIES T0 BISHOP MANNING Denies Christianity Must Stand or _Fall on Scriptures and Dogma. CHALLENGES HIS HEARERS Nobody in Church Admits Belief in Apostles’ Creed. Iy the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 18.—Rev. Dr, Percy Stickney Grant, rector 91’ the Church of the Asseusion, in his srmon yesterday asserted Bishop nning went too far in his ex- hedra pronouncement two weeks in asserting that Christianity nds or falls on the disclosures of the creeds and Scriptures about Jesus Christ, ‘The Creed and Scripture,” sald ev. Dr. Grant, “create so many questions that a modern clergyman who is not searching after truth out- side of Scripture is unlikely to find truth in Scriptures.” Departing from custom, the rector hallenged those on wh B ut ques Apostles nd with- e ses of the to stand, and, when ated, he exclaimed, trouble with the high church is that it won't uccept the re- ! formation®” serfes wer w es alone too much out love,' nd not enough about disagreed with statement that City Without Police As Four Are Arrested On Stealing Charges By the Associated Press. MOOSEJAW, Saskatchewan, Feb- ruary 18.—With the arrest of four members of the city police force for alleged theft of goods from varlous stores and garages, and the suspen- sion of all other patrolmen, Moose- jaw is virtually without a police orce. Chiet of Police Johnson, three detective sergeants and a few volunteers, looked after the pa- troling the’ entire city. CINCINNATI PLANS OPERA. Eight-Week Season This Summes ‘Will Be Presented. CI ATT, Ohio, February 15.— Cincinnati will have an eight-week season of grand opera the coming summer, Charles G. Miller, business manager of Zoo Garden, announced yesterday. Ralph~ Lyford of New York has| been engaged to & director and wil for Cineinnati today. as _managing e New York Eplscopal clergymen were obliged to teach the creeds and gospels in a manner not to throw doubt upon them and wera not engaged merely in search after truth. He also opposed the bishop's assertion that lberty of | conscience was not {nvolved i controversy, saying that if s knowledge could not be use clergy to demonstrate the chaurac of the Bible @ restriction of thought did_exist. 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