Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 38

e Jewels in Trash Can[, CALSCHRSTINTY 5 e FRSTDEFBASELIE 7ot ers Srecinl Dispassh to Tie Star. Va. May 14.—~The 4l fine gold watches, Bishop Freeman Tells Lay~ men Religion More Pop- | ular Than Ever. tives to the place welry was of the expensive ut the value has not been detectives Lelleve nade a haul and The Natio! vy the booty not the Arm tian institutic Freeman declared at the a ing of the Laymen's Serv tion of the diocese of Wa the parish hall of Epip of defense is hiding it temyo ish can. The street the valuables and SRR K0 the poilie Religion BIBLE LAW IS PASSED. now, he helter | Florida House Approves Bill Mak- No other church in America has the | ing Use in Schools Obligatory. 3. Fla. May 14.— . ‘the House of | resentatives sterday passed a Sen- | opal | ate bill requiring daily readings from the Bible in the public schools of the The House had previously “ a bill including a pes for | The Senute bill not penalty. | measure provides that the| raading is not to be accompanied by | comment. | should the a standard ocese in t i declared he had | beauty and Cathedral. 1 elt pride in what it | represents. Within two years, he | said, with the aid of some of the most | eminent electrical engineers, hoped to make possible the broad casting of the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world. “Most Men Mg E. C. Bendere, of the Ipiscopal phia. was enthusia i Blonk the Tines of diocesan ¢ Most men are moral cowards, he said their personal | men feel con acvancement. ] tent to let the woi No man should feel t religion, h B they are , fair In religion He counseled pr on the man wh provided his hi That it is impossible to get « . When one t of fellowship | d to get some- d the church recreation on other d: is imbued with the and kindness he is where. He charac and religion as bi £ that the spirit of comradeship as ex isting in other denominations would be copled by Episcopalians. The world's biggest men are those who think clear- | thoughts do not ess and hoped LEMON JUICE BEST TO WHITEN SK ebrook, retiring pres ident of the association, presented his | annual report, in which he outlined | the activities of the as | The only humleu ing the past vear and way to bleach the need for enlargement of i whitolintio = tion of men to simulate the won i n of m b the juice of two auxiliary of the diocese of Washing T e e ounces of Orchard | White, which any | E. Kramer, 4 i drlst'lt will supply Burt and Comdr : i| for a few cents. sented the followi Shake well in a | were elected unanimously bottle, and you have | 2 whole qun‘rtervvint of the mest wonderful skin whitener, eoftener and beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant \ | lemon bleach into the face, neck, arme and hands. Tt can not irritate. ' John L. Clem, A | Famous stage beauties use it to bring | Dr. Harry Hurtt, George P.| that clear, youthful skin and rosy- | Sheridan Ferree and T. F.| white complexion; also as a freckle, ! sunburn and tan bleach. You must | posed of By Jewell; W. F. Bowen terson, an mittee, T. istone, G. Brant Sacks, Dornin. Efforts of the executive committee | H tn runding mp acienates From e | mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It can not be bought ready to use parishes resulted in an attendance of 99 persons from 24 parishes in the | because it acts best immediately after | diocese of Washington. | it is prepared. ! treasurer, as the exec At the first crack of the ‘'THE EVENING STAR, SN SN R R R S FREE! Three-p'ece Console Set with purchase of $25 to $50. 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