Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1925. ‘ CUUZENS REBUKEU By ina authonity shoutd ge pand in PULES I]ENY PI-ANS anted to e e ety v | SENATE COMMITTEES | URGES CHURCH REUNION. | hand strained by the government, There clected Pronident of the United States sl are e Boiiar vanas on the| WILL HOLD HEARINGS |%ust Be Brothers to Preach Broth- x.m ¥ Lithuanian frontier. erhood, Says Bishop. ‘lh Nation at large, a 8 3 . |Sctes i iine Btate: of Michigan:: ihe Red Raids Continue. 8 NEW YORK, March 23.—The need ‘Amprv« an people solemnly and delib- Riasian bands-osntinus 1o cross ”,,|Plnn to Study Public Lands and|of reunion among the denominations 1y expressed their confidence in P, >ntfe; id Polish farms, 3 2 of the Christian church is felt more dgment and Indorsed the poli- ;;l‘fii‘.’fh’;'hil“'fff.'l‘m...;. are scat Colorado River Problems in deeply now than at any time since cles which he enunclated during the erod along immense barren sandy or the period of diyisions, Bishop Will- COOlldge GEtS "Apology” fOf‘ campaign. The American e cople feel Warsaw C]alms Army Has | swampy stretches. Tt is said that the ‘West During Recess. jam 8. Manning of the New York oee 13 e Soviets have concentrated b0 per cent | diocese of the Protestant Episcopal ogi Y i ’ A | the ins taliti n | : g 5 d forces in the Ukraine | Church told the congregation of the Senator’s Vote Against | ¥ o "| Been Reduced in Spite of | o™ aimes, {:,’,."k.m o Ukraiie] | ians fof two Senate committees to| FIfth Avenus Presbytorian Chruch Ul a ci p )t the Chief Execu- {siong o conduct nemlmuln. the West durlhlg vesterday. % Sl Sk ) irmi 3 e Na s 3 o he congressional recess were ou ow can the world accept the gos- ConfirmingiWarren.. | Svs, ofithe Baton o fexrciasians) SRUsS]an Ralds on Border. !,,"": third of tne Sovlet BOlllcal | Le OO aone. Coctiage by | pel oF fellowaRIDys he Aakog, “trom an yscraper - — h h i [ troops. I believed be in this |Senators McNary and Stanfield, Re-|organization which is at variance S fany think the concentration |publicans, Oregon. with itself? What consistency lIs BY A. R. DECKER. e Ay Vact that food 1s pro-| Beginning early in September, the there in an appeal for a united world s e e e e Dl aliTs: public lands committee intends to|issued by & divided church?” agt xR E d 50 Daily Ne it b Poles are mot preparing|study public land problems in Mon- | Bishop Manning asserted that mis- publican crganization in M s Warsaw offi- |, "UUS D01k el relations with | tana, 1daho, Washington, Oregon, | conceptions are being removed and and mcluding r from Michigan, who was elected | clally e rtial mobiliza- | 110" narbe are not lmproving. | Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona mutual respect was taking the place hers represent. ca nder the emblem of the party of |t that any parations are |The Poles a spleased because Dan- | During October the irrigation and |of suspicion and misunderstanding. ll over the 3 “incol ade fo oup a ns zig obtained a loan in London, with | reclamation committee will hold | = dent Coolidge r a lic “The directors d > take Indeed, Polish 1 1 the council of n.e‘ hearings at several points along the apology for the e ity to gain com > | of Nations. The Poles say | Colorado River to determine what GINGER Senator James ( ywa pe | Plete and < ce - did not need the loan and that | should be done by the Government mnflrnmuu ot . ador | A s e % s i3 > ot g a) toward development of power and m #90,000, sitho t for undertaking of flood protection | BegyeTperind ias b 47.000 unem-|and Irrigation. Special attention k istration by | will be pald to the proposed Boulder NONE nm'nm streets and | Canyon dam project ths city Sen- Asiwiiy A. G. HERRMANN London's club life is reviving. 750 Tenth St. S.E. that the direct be recreant to s : them if they d p o | Rev. § . t President fc N or Colaans” cons | miiister wi C L A F L I N ; '“f&’fa'\'kEk‘éS»'-’&? 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