Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1926, Page 44

44 SRR UnE Lo RELIGIOUS DISPUTE IS UP AT ELECTION Voters of Missouri Village to Decide Fundamentalist- Liberal Dispute. By the Associated Press CLARENCE, Mo., April 6.—Voters of this little village today went to tne |\ polis to cast their votes in a municipal election, the campaign for which dur- Ing the past week has developed into & religious controversy in so tar as the mayoralty race is concerned—the pop- ulace lividing in taking sides with the two candidates, J. C. Maupin, former Baptist preacher, and L. J. Peterman retired farmer The campaign for the mayor's office proceeded along the usual run until about a week , when Maupin, the lone candidate, was found to have been one of a group of students of Wi Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., in 19 which presented a petition to the board of curators of the college de. manding the retention of Dr. field Staten, member of the who was ousted by the what were termed too lib expressed in his book, Taught.” This Maupin, but he refused to'retr: his stand and the battle has w intensely with the fundamentalists supporting Peterman and the liberal- ists aligning with Maupin. Some of the townspeople deny that the election has developed into a religious contest Last night Maupin declared, *T stand fust where T did four vears ago when supported Dr. Staten. I am not re tracting or backing up.” Maupin, 2 member of one of the oldest families in Shelby County preached for a number of years, retir. ing a vear ago as pastor of the Bap. tist Church at Amboy, Il He now conducts a large store here Peterman has declared that his re ligious views are “exactly the same as those of the late William Jen- nings Bryan as expressed at the evo. lution trial in Davton. I take every word of the Bible as my religious guide.” MAKING QUANTICO DRY. Marines Fined in D. C. Court for Transporting Liquor. Quantico, Va., the nearby training base of the United States Marine Corps, will be dry if the efforts of the local police to break up the car- rying of liquor from Baltimore through Washington continue. Yesterday in Police Court Leathernecks™” pleaded guilty to pos session and transportation of a case of corn whi: Believing the de fendants to have purchased the liquor for their own use in the Easter sea son and not for bootlegging found leniency for them before Judge George H. Macdonald, who imposed & fine of $25 in each case with a 25- day sentence if the fine is not paid. The men were Pvts. Jarrett Kelly, Willlam Sullivan and Ray M. Chisam. Policeman Michael J. Dowd made the arrest as the marines stopped their machine under a lamp light to_take ® drink on the Bladensburg road. . John's Medi- three Changeable Weather—Fr. cine will protect your health.—Adver- tisement. LENTY —of BLANK BOOKS. See us first. E. Morrison Paper Co. asMOoha The Coffee of Historical Excellence~Grown under the Light of Easten Stars M-E-SWING CO. 1013~ E STREET Phone Us for Your Fish and Sea Food for LENT Lansburgh Sea Food Co. 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PERRY = Belasco — “The Gorilla,”’ mystery - farce, at 8:20 p.m. Appeals Court Befuul to Order Wardman Park—"Her Temporary Husband,” comedy, at 8:30 p.m. Tearing Down of Structure on Keith's V. A. week and vaude- Sixteenth Street. ville, at 5 Hawks," Earle— The Bistrict Court of Appeals in an vaudeville, continuous from 130 to|opinion yesterday by Justice Robb, re- 1L pm. | fused to order the tearing down of a Strand—"King of the Turf,” vaude-| ney gividing wall which supparted a ville, continuous from 12:3¢ to 11 pm. | 7 TV ¥ et Guyety—"Miss Tabasco,” wurlesque, | Wooden divisjon fence between prem: ises 1534 and 1336 Sixteenth street Columbia—"Beverly of Graustark.”|northwest. Mrs. Fannie S. Perry, at 11:15 a.m., 1:15, 3:25, 5:30, 7:30 and | owner of one of the houses, did not 9:40 p.m. A % - it A | glve her written consent, when Victor e "f"l‘; ;‘;‘g‘ B. Rench, owner of the other prop- » 210 %10 Lerty, proceeded to erect the wall. 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