The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 4

OMAN “BISHOP” SUES FOR DIVORCE). “Mrs. White Says Husband “Never Jumped or Danced, and Sang as if It Hurt Him,” Mrs. Alma White, stalwart founde f the “Pillar of Fire,” 1 Organization of Nation-wide scope, hw rege by the Pillar of Fire dev- ees consiets in bends, wrigeles crawls, ale, hops and jumps, They literally “shimmy” their way to king- fom come. During a service in their temple the entire congregation arises and the holy hop is on, They cavort the aisles, scorning such ds as tables, chairs and Ks. fendant in the present action “4 dasa “plain litte an NENEVENSUSIETOGUCIAVENGNSIONEIOKETe Ns | Wz Franklin Simon & Co, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY St 1921. A Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. flo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World wo TH if Announcing the Spring Vi opue of Imported English Tweed in MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS ‘with headquarters in Bound Brook, N | ™ J, has instituted divorce proceedings n B a Brook it te said that Mr. im the Court of Chancery against the| white became a Pilla? of Fire devo- Rev. Kent White, formerly a Metho- | teo becauwe his wife told iim to do eo @ist clergyman. The only “Bishop” of |Their son, Arthur, joined his parents her sex In Christendom charges her te the organization after he found husband with desert ut his aust Methodist pastor The manifestation, "ot “relig’on” an chewed tobacco, nang an if turt Bim.” THIRTY- FOURTH STREET GROADWAY- FIFTH AMENUE. enere “Difficult-to-Buy” Victor Records Surely Obtainable at Owens & Beers 64623—Love, Here Is My Heart. 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