Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1925, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURS "ARMERS PROVE HARD TO FIND | coming down here anyway?—whny T | hear tell there millionaires over i e pren sone vt e vows| pABRY SIMON URGES Y, OCTOBER 22, 1925. draw up an afirmative statement on the attitfide of Reform Judaism to the present-day teachings of sclence. viduals in an American non-partisan organization to form the council of First Mortgage Bonds Caltor write for Booklet ¥? 1 The E.H. Smith Co. nth Street mith Building. BI3 Fifteent 08 INVESTOR IN 92 YEARS “While we may long for the liberal ang tolerant, our task is affirmative to the extent of answering the doubts of our Jewish brethren,” he sad. He referred to the development of the Scopes trial in Dayton, Tenn., with the comment, “We must deepen the religlous faith of our people o B ons " 1 said Beew ?u.m Coming Fast. and if you So tha "HROUGH TAMPA’S COUNTRYSIDE %l i ol g 7 000 v e remembering T TOLERANT RELIGION . AT i s unted < iceran on | Defends Reform Judaism as “Trib- } | asked him " | ute to Liberal Thinking” at Cincinnati Convention. There is a Government stipule that not more than 100,000 seals may | be taken In one year from the Behring | Stralt. p about concluded my agri- ndition inv ation and I driver to go back to ck N fast ove it in the | nothin’. Again. if vou put in tomatoes | cultu | and everyhody else on | told ere are so|something else tached | out good, . and ¥ then you 1 1 just ha So that's the v much of an interview, but I rode 96 while at the same time permitting miles to get it. them the privilege of welcoming the new truth streaming in from the 30 when we d the driver . anyway, se he couldn’t nd why I went 96 miles to ask | farmer those que , and, come | d to explain. | ated Press. TI, Ohio, Oectc non's message also con- i tained recommendations that the con- ferenco appoint two members on a general committes to organize a na- tional conference of congregational and rabbinical organizations. He urged the conference to unite with other organizations and indl- i Abram fertilizer of 2 president to do it President ton, D. 10 g0 to Arica and co-operate there |of the 0 ce of Amerd vm | With the Tacna-Arica Plebiscitary |can I ge to the I woutd | Commission. v Al ri re- | unnual nigh A A o L R ownd i signed the presidency October 10. | recommended conference the wrong road to try to find them, | but 1 won't make that mistake again. to town the ention here that the o tion, (3) nd (4) two by m nce by the railroad. \itting suid th IN A HUNDRED YEARS THINGS MAY BE BETTER Sold to Investors. UT why wait! 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