The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 2

| BITTER DISPUTE 9 Episcopal, Baptist and Pres- byterian Are Troubled BY MILES W. VAUGHN (United Press Statt Correspondent) ‘ SNEW YORK, Deo, 20. At least Pireo of the leading churches of the United States—Ep! maul, Baptist and Presbyterian menaced by wide Spread differences among thelr lead 4r4 as result of the controversy > tween fundamentalists and mode: > Sty Drought Into the open by heres A brought against the Rev. Beas Whesion, rector of an Episcopal | uurch in Fort Worth, Texas, it was | Povealed here today. + Phe achism probably is most acute the Episcopal church because of | the determined stand taken by @ up of liberal priests in New York, Pease by rectors in all sections of ‘United Stat + In the Baptist and Presbyterian Bhurehes, however, the controversy has been only slightly less bitter, al- © tho without the publicity which has > ended the quarre! In the Episcopal ranization. Baptists started an especial publi eation, “The Fundamentalist,” pub- Jishea by “The Baptist Fundamental. Ast League of Greater New York and Vicinity,” for the avowed purpose of @ofending the fundamentals of reli- gion, including the bellet In the vir- birth of Christ. The whole controversy, however, rals emphasize, is far broader than a mere “clinical question.” 4 It involves, in the opinion of the rals or modernists, as they prefer © call themselves, the right of “‘in- felligent worship,” with growth and flevelopment of religious beliefs to -gonform to advancement In science ‘And the arts, In the Episcopal chureh, where the dispute has been particularly bit- | ter because of outspoken defiance of © Bishop Manning, of the diocese of ‘New York, flames of doctrinal dis- te have been fed by organization ‘of the Modern Churchmen’s union, ‘a Uberal organization ready to back ‘all modern priests in their fight for BY freedom.” Ergo eon” : German Oil hes Rubs Out pa Rheumatic Pains % r narkable Discovery Promises Re- lief to Rheumatic Sufferers —* German chemistry that has given © ito the world the boon of Aspirin for) "the relief of headache pats, and} WNovocaine “for painless dentistry, | now come forward with ancther | ieclentific discovery that promises to| tmake rheumatic pain a thing of t st for thousands who have suf- President Calvin Coolidge at 31 minutes after noon on December 6, delivered his firat sion of congress. The chamber was packed. The figures in the above photograph indicat tor Albert B. Cummins, president of the senate; (2) Rep resentative Frederick H. Gillett, President Coolidge (note radio microphones on desk before him, thru which his voice w the nation; (4) Secretary of War Weeks; (5) Secretary of Treasury Mellon; (6) Secretary address before a joint ses-| e the following: (1) Sena} speaker of the house; (8) yas broadcast thruout the of State Hughes; (7) S retary of Navy Denby. Liberal Arts Lead in Degrees at “U” Liberal arts leads with 176 of the total 719 degrees to be conferred by the University of Washington this week, In one of the largest fall graduating classes in the history ot the institution, ‘Teaching diplomas wil! be granted to 300 students to be graduted from | the gtate university, 290 of these} being normal diplomas and 10 lite diplomas. Of the other schools and degrees, the college of business administra. tion totals 128; science, $9; educa. i } \ res. on of certain otls| ., Which produces | qld” that affords relief from pain in many | It is a0 penetrating that} ears within a few seconds, absorbed | anced and stubborn cases e ad remarkable oil has Use of thi in many cases. gain life, creaking Joints with the in by @ supple, and ie ia Rheumatism, % h, which Internal abse: off poisons. These potsons are tion, fine arts, 49; engineering. mines, 6; forestry, fisheries, 5; , 31; Jaw, 28; ibrary, 17; Journalism, 16 Council Told Plan for Civic Center | Plans for a civic center were in- formally presented to council! mem: bers by Ida Dye, an industrial en- |wineer. The proposed center would bo located south of Yealer way, bo-| tween First and Second ave. §., and | jextending from the Frye hotel to us pocket in a toot! ‘ ir ) ‘ried by the blood to the muscles and ints and this new oll is designed “%p neutralize these pain- % son: #80 astonishing have been the r wilts from the use of this oll th American distributors have a orized local druggists to dispense it to rheumatic sufferers in this city, Gwith a positive written guarantee, to return t! pains should Wake advantage of this liberal offer. Unless you get relief from the very first bottle, your druggiata will re- turn your money. It ts called Buhler fOl, and can be had at most drug- such as: Bartell Drug C ift Drug Co. _ Cherry’s .... READY TAILORED CLOTHES for MEM and WOMEN MILLINERY—WAISTS—PURS 3615 Second Ave., in the Rinito Bldg., Over Pigtn Whistle —Take FE San Need clothes? Gotta sacrifice A Christmas Gift ++to get them? No-0-0-0! Cherry’s CREDIT OUR TERMS FIRST payment same as each’ weekly payment ...NO BIG FIRST PAYMENT... and you GET what you BUY. In the extraction of teeth we say to our patrons: If we hurt pay—could we say Set of Teeth From $5.00 UP Gold Crown and Bridge Work From $4.00 UP Boston Dental Oifices Second Avenue st of Time 22 Years in One Location erveneeeee | ‘ain et. ‘ Mrs. Keady Asks | tablets just like J. RY SEABURN BROWN If there are as many difficulties the way of smooth sailing after marriage as are strewn along the wth to the altar, it is @ tough old | game. OVER WITHOUT and bladder trouble, there's no néed to go’ on enduring terrible pain, when you can got relief with- in a few days by taking Alvita C, Rouser did, who says: “As o benefactor of Alvita, I | for Divorcement| Mrs, Bertha M. Keady, 2728 Boyt-| ston ave, filed sult for divorce from | Lynn Y. Keady, head of the bond m of Keady, Guerin @ Co, Em |pire bullding, Wednesday. ‘She asks that real and personal property, in- cluding a summer home at Medina, be awarded ag it now stands, inti mating the community has amicably livided Its assets. Incompatibility iven As the reason for the ac- | Cure a Cold in One Day | ‘DOCTORS WARN AGAINST | | DANGEROUS DRUGS TO BREAK UP A COLD Thousands of people are taking ngerous drugs in the form of maédies and doing miselves rmful for a weak heart, and chil tet and a ly t oreak yatinate cold in a few | ob PUGET SOUND STEAMER SCHEDULES SAVE MONEY Travel by Steamer TACOMA Dally 7, 9, 11 A. . 4, 0 re ae 45c iin” 80c Tain” VICTORIA, i. aly 18060 ah NAL Pot “HOOD CA AY Ve 0:29 p. m. on AND W «AN JUAN TSLAND POINTS mera and achedules wabjeat to change without noties, PUGET Soump NavIGATION COLMAN DOCK: FooT Manion sr. hereby state that from an almost under the surgeon's knife condition I have been restored to robust health by the use of your products. Odiiged to suffer with what one physician called stone in the biad- der and another enlarged prostate, both unable to cope with the trouble suggesting surgery, I have takensonly moderate doses of Alvita tablets, with the result that I have no more thought of the operating tablo than of climbing the moon. I am an enthusiastic be- ever in the virtue of Alfalfa prod- jucts because what they have done tor me—nothing short of a new lease on lift a is the | phosphates to a form. }rooted alfalfa plant in highly con- centrated tablets. have tried many remedy of Nature now. buys a box at any drug store.— vertisement Ad Death Blow to Rheumatism 1 have had it Whether one artell Herman Finds Getti Married I 8 Hard Game He Hopes That Life Is Fasier Afterwards), Than It Is Before TERRIBLE PAIN If you are suffering from kidney| recent scientific dir-| y which brings» lime, froh and vegetable | It 1s prepared from the deep-| Dance Will Benefit No matter if you remedies, try this} A dollar or if your pains do not be- ng | You can take this from the past week of the life of one Herman Hu Imich, who earns a livelihood by dex ;terougly juggling cakes and pork chops on tho range in Rube's cai Sixth and Un Herman wos born in Germany was, Augusta berg. And Hi man and Augusta went to mchool to- gether, and all that sort ef thing. ‘Then Herman took « notion to éome America, where you have to we just like the people do in Germa: except t toy money hasn't com | Into fashion as a medium of pays Herman saved his money, and f the blue haze of steam that hangs Jover his warm job he joyously visual |ized the day when Augusta would jhang, blushing, on bis arm, and the | preacher would do his stuff, One day, Herman was #0 exctted that the patrons had to overlook a few infractions in the rules of cook lery. August had been traveling for 18 days-—had cromed the ocean and the continent—and would land in Se attle béfore night. They would be married right Hot griddle cakes! awny! Augusta arrived in time, and Her. man was was downcast of countenar spirit. “My baggage has been lost she wept “Never mind," Herman ald hope “We'll get marrieA and for- It'll show wp." there Herman learned right that atubborn than the mals. Augusta had a lot of things she Daddy Draper Home ‘or the obtaining orphan inmates of “Daddy” ‘s Children’s home, a benefit da will be held upstars in the Polish hall, lay even In connection with the dance, a show and bazaar will yen on the lower floor, accor committes's announce @ the T Ax int be m uursday 6 Draper home is not Inchid fick jon of the Communi. f a go crowd ¥ special to Drug To-NIGHT) Seattle Building Tomorrow Alright BILIOUSNESS—SICK NEADACHE, for an M2 Tablet, (a vegetabio tent) to tone and A ‘CHRIS Domine: Chips off the Old i JUNIORS—Little Re One-third the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then eandy coated. For children and adults. Pome SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST (Shave, Bathe and Shampoo with one (H |Soap.— Cuticura tienra Boapis the favoriteforsatetyrazorshaviog Contractor Dies 1 arrangements were at tho Bi oh being Ww { made urada Ane son mor died We and Fran) eph Fran " He building cor tly returned from f tractor MASTIDE? : A Pantomime in Silhouel!e Koy aud Harvard 8:00 p. my, Dee. 20, p.m, Dee Adm EVWIN J. BROWN'S DENTAL OFFICES 106 Columbia St. Senttle's Leading Dentist for More Than gL rs the female of the species ts more | g 1714 18th ave, on Fri-| wanted to wear at her wedding tn the missing trunk. Sho simply couldn't —and wouldn't—marry without find. ing it. Herman coula gloom in the But on T And she didn't ne t nothing axe for days Tho baggage had arly Her. Old As You Feel Invigorator—The Extract of | an “African Bark,” Said to Super- sede “Gland” Operations in Restoring “Pep” and Vitality of Youth, Have you lost your pep,” vigor and vitality? though apparently well, are you ‘dragsy," worg out, mentally tired, sisepiens, ne@vous, depressed?—in jother words, “out of tune" with |tifo and living? | Don't worry! Sclence has pro. |duced a now formula, which Is ac jclaimed to be superior even to the much discussed “gland” operations. Tho principal ingredient of this truly great discovery is contained in extract from the bark of an African Combined with it are | | the Vitalizing elements, Re-Bild Taba ts the trade name thin new addition to medical which are intended to act the ductiess (endocrine) and stimulate and build up forces, These pleasant, aro taken after noaln in the privacy of your home jor office, nds |the real lens tablets t time, records show ty, Improved and a y part. rapidly being oh of all, The r w making a Introductory Offer in this city, and have authorized Bartell's Drug Stores to sell you Re.Dild Taba for only $2.00 a box—on a money-back guarantee of pronounc- “l resulte—even in a short time. If more convenient, you may order direct from The » Co, Kansas City, Mo. Samo g r | Advertisement glow of health in eve: Re-Bild Tabs are ood within the r manufac Special piles. $2— A WEEK PUTS THIS OSCILLATOR ELECTRIC WASHER IN YOUR HOME et Song proven and efficient tonic and | spe: THURSD oe mimecemene»crecrmamaraeen rape coe AY, DECEMBER 20, 1923, ONLY 3—-DAYS MORE: CLOSING OUT SALE OF TOYS! thousands of toys must be sold before Christmas at cost or less than cost! —every toy, and there is a splendid variety of them, must be sold before Christmas, and with this in mind, prices are marked at cost or less than cost! Only 3 days more to make your Toy Dollars do nearly double duty. To help avoid confusion we ask your co-operation by shopping in this department dur- ing morning hours whenever possible. these few sample values: painted tin cute lery #et in box. Regular price 0c ontng Out Toy Bale price, —cets you one of these Wy boats. Closing Out Toy Bale priced. y ho was happy S-in Kew- Pp doll K nitted * Weater and cap. C losing Out Bale Priced. an pie- tured, toy horse on rollers Closing 0 toy stove every Mite girl will’ enjoy one of t te ntoves, LIST YOUR HOMES FOR RENT WITH OUR FREE RENTAL DEPARTMENT ture Co. | TRADE ‘ Your | Credit: Standardts * ESTABLISHED: SEATTLE Le SECOND AVE. AND PINE ST. | | | TACOMA L. SCHOENFELD & SONS | st wife, is entitled to $582, |Gould’s Children by {° ' o rom the trust fund established by | Both Wives Get Cash) sey Gouia tor the benetit of George NEW YORK, Dec, 20.—Justice | 7: Gould and his brothera and sis- ters, A similar amount was set | Davia the supreme court has| aside temporarily by the supreme decided that each of the seven chil-| court jurist for the three children |dren of George J Gould, by his|by the second wife, Mrs. Guinevere RGAIN BASEMENT ral Ba For Christmas—Men’s High Grade Leather Slippers $4.85 Sizes 6 to 12 You will not make a mistake by giving Slippers. | Sinclair Gould, pending tigation. Justice Davis ruled, however, that the money was not to be turned jover to these three until the law- suits have disposed of them finally. A small Want Ad in The Star will help you fill your yacant rooms. THE BON MARCHE Opera, Everett and Romeo Styles! Comfortable, warm and ser: viceable with hand- turned soles and leather heels. Sont with rubber heels, ‘The Opera and Everett styles, in sizes 6 (0-9 only, are leather lined. Slippers BOYS’ WOOL SWEATERS Give him one of these shaker knit Sweaters this Christmas. Big, warm fellows in ruffneck, slip-on style! They come combinations of black and and buff, Sizes Wt HM Brushed Hat and Scarf Sets $1.49 Men’s Fancy “De Luxe’ Shirts Made extra fine quality reps & woven madras, French Brushed Wool Hats or Caps and Scarf Sets $3.25 jard lengths in fancy invisible stripes BATH ROBES id effects. Some plain with Roman borders. All have knitted fringes at ends. A wide variety of colors The Bath Robe ts friend on nippy morni has a thousand and o sides. The warmth and com fort he will ° from your gift robe Pure Thread Silk Stockings $1.25 Seam amed backs, liste tops, Plain and vertical effects, EVER and other In black and Sizes 8% to 10. tan, red, nd brown, man's striped WEAR” makes your Of of good nket cloth in neat colors Fully cut and finely tailored. Sizes M4 to 17 patterns