The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 14

, - 2 - . rst LU THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1920. ae wbar tov bein cin asic ] ‘ . a 1,900,000 men, women and children Thought propaganda in Times Square. religious pageants and educational| mer,” “new religious ‘literature spe- “To serve this c ncy,” the, “A gulpit tre. dramat |elally designed for the metropolitan STORE OPEN 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. statement conti are two | Thispuipit ». a ght auepices and super-| mind.” Jewish synagogu Roman . wou! ch recreation |. Even the housing problem—a stern- | 5 Catholic Ch: birt : 2 tandards and \ly practical one for themverage “UN- | —____cs«;s1«~ 2 Protestant © » of w . real position |churched” New Yorker—has its relig- |} ’ jare for neg ne total for tte ours devoted |ious aspect. The Interchurch World | membership of all buret * a Movement points out that in New e . " for “recogniz- | York, “the home which many remem- 3 &@ mission field.” in | ber gs the cornerstone of our Ameri- Fourteenth Street West_of Finh Avenue { the Interehurch |can democracy is rapidly passing a not over 16,500 | “On @ given Sunday evening only) in 1.817 people by actual count, were | | fowna within the Protestant Churches. | “Tn the section, deliealpancnin include “strong, well-|away. There is a possible three-fold the playhouses he exa financed religious centres |service for the church on this Mu allocated to the different denomina- | problem: (1) An effort to get a mul- s and located In the most stra-|titude of people “back into Christian sections of the area.” “an evan-|homes where thelr children could be Snare erage “This region is also a centre for the | & stic programme, with men and|prought up under the influences of the te Hightn Avenue, with Times Square| New Thought propaganda in the) “ s n men giving their entire time to|family altar; (2) The provisioh of - human centre.” In this seo-| United States.” 7 u -|speaking fo Christ both in the | dormitory or other home facilities for ~~ tion the Interchurch World Move-| Here are the remedies which, ap-|! tu h r available places. | America’s young people who come by ment lets * f where so-called sacred concerts are (Continued from Page Two.) | given, standing room was at a prem- tum. forty-five theatres and ten| parently, the Interchurch Movemen . forum halls, thea- {multiplied thousands to the metropoli- “a great outdoor -_ mme in the sum- (Continued on Page Fifteen.) ploture houses, with an ap-| considers an antidote to theatres picture motion proximate atteniiance each week of movi houses and New TRIMMINGS The newest shapes for Springtime are well represented in this extensive collection of lisere and other fashion- able straw hats. 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