New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1924, Page 16

s’ 4 - 3 BROADSIOE AGAINST = CONTENPT FOR LAY - Jngregational Commission 15 -+ Rroused by Constant Violations - " e 18ty ameadment te our eonstitution the | » fommission on law enfarcement of M nal Councht of the Con.|'"™ ™ nal ehureh today tssued an | o, appeal to ministers for eco-operation The greater part of the statement ts deveted to a discussion of probi bitlan, The that “ihe tues a e It recommends | o that cement of the Isth amendnent ahould be placed in the bands of the eivil serviee,” The statement s slgned by Waiter A Morgan, chairman, and Mowurd L Clark, vice-chalrman of the commis, | sion, tI follows in full “Your commission on law en- forcement, elected by the national eouncil, impressed by a sense of vosr aibility for quickening t Congregational church of America |tion for * into effective action, worthy of the |[Ington. The question now is w Sons of Pligrimas, to tombat the|a repul ved and so « present general lawlessness and the | tablishe wide-spread violation of the 18th and wh amendment to our constitution, scts |the mo ntiment that betore all our minister and churches [law enforcement. the following suggestions, “If our Chvistinnity cannot fune “(1) That the flagrant way in|tion so as to make moral men and which the 18th amendment Is vio- [law abiding citizens here in Ameri- lated by certain class is a disgrace to |ca, then it :s certainly high tim: we America, | recognized the impotence of our re- *(2) That it eonstitutes a l’unullllgmn and quit trying to commission belleves fp existing situation econsti- governinent & demands Jennett Nelson of Harrison street folst it 'and sonm NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, € tsit Her sister, M ¢ Indianapolis. In john Brink i pending his Curtis of 29 Lib pending his \acation Mr. and M C. R Tos Tassett street will spend 1t tne weeks at Silver Sands Mr, and Mrs. Albert Peplaw o rday 1ol 454 Stanley street loft yes spend & week at Washington, N : CINDZRS FOR § A. H. HARRIS —tieneral Tyloking— 99 WENT 8T, 8 Carite i-ond and § Pros CROW PADNTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs, —TEL, 2013 h her mother, f on street, s g 1o her home in Portland, On her way to the coast Personals 1 Mes, W, . Kimbrell and Codar st nd with rvel t are spending tives in Now CENTRALLY |LOCATED -~ 2-Family House For Sale, 13\ Rooms. Nice Lot. Good A Indauist and daugh w roturned to Cle wrfd, O, afte ending the summer with, Mrs, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Location, For N{rtlculln See H. D. HUMPHREY ndquist's Mr. and Mrs iward J. 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