Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 19

¢’ URCH PUBLICITY RIRGED BY MENISTER eaker Before World Ad lubs Advocates Spread of Gospel Througk Papers. rring news e church, and the church can Flogging Follows Attack on Spray For Florida Celery Maker of Rival Insecticide Kidnaped by Masked Band, He Says. ssociated Press. / YORK, May 12.—Benjamin 74-year-old father of Nelson ¢, former Yale and By the les Evans Hughes, jr., that kidnaped from the center of Sanf Fla., less Rev, 0, 1n , in before the church e Associated Adv ps of the World. he news: offer the best medium for people, the non-church the church goers, Mr h declared. 'he two great bulwarks of rel human voice d, the Bible,” world will n Sice only. ion ten ation will find, when Chi is applied to the newspaper postile of Christianity. at the only way to se nd information was questionnaire to the r f more than 200 n and press n Demand. church it is in good de- could be used if it at is to say napp: 1 serviceable. Some editors would give the churches all : others that ufficient real Church News answers owed tha nd more rding w Ask thel hey are differ: litude and at the i individuality in every word."” t the churcl and-the t ers. Read There time, press tha aper Iraternity. | biz papers realy v of church nevs Headlines for are unwittimgly de by men weaned on the job, o' in Y 1o get to press.’” n this connection, Mr 1 rch Smith de- should 1ave | systematic and in the nevspa mittee on church pub ation that is busy s is too busy Wayne, London firms, 1 vester, with beace o wag war, director of tvo im told tke con He was d E truth in international piblicity, t turned aside that London pked upon the United State as the | ernational university in idvertis ruthful laj. Wayne er of the the period before the ar when adverds men ded with more or less con- npt in F nd, down o the pres. with its 45 advertisirg clubs, the than n month ago by a gang of un- | identified masked men and lashed into | unconscious Hubb: he, V rter, former Giant pitcher, he: | Alan s, y law- and a and the hternational juri |~ The 1924 convention of the organi- zatin in London he regarded as hav- ing accomplished a wonderful work in rementing Anglo-Ame tions, until now “truth in advertising” J changed from a slogan to a cru- THE. EVENING STAR,“WASHINGTON, “D. T R R T R Mr. Way, hands of the attackers. According to the story, the attack followed the theft of a letter Mr. Way had written to his son warning him against eating Florida celery be- cause he believed the spray used by the growers was deleterious to health. Mr. Way himself is introducing a new spray. Mr. Way said he was set upon in the heart of the town by four men who forced him in.o an automobile and took him to the woods after tell- ing him that if the let.er which had been intercepted had reached New York it would have ruined their busi- ness. Mayor Lake of Sanford is starting an investigation of the matter today. Dispatches say that the news was a complete surprise to officials there, as no report had been made to the au- thorities. Mr. Carter said he had written F. P. Forster, president of the First Na- tional Bank at Sanford, and Mr. For- ster had condemned ‘‘the outrage,” but suggested that Mr. Way “must - | have been equally guilty.” Not Reported in Sanford. SANFORD, Fla., May 12.—The an- nouncement from New York last night of the alleged kidnaping and whip- ping of Benjamin T. Way came as a surprise to officials here, Mayor Forrest Lake of Sanford said. 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