End of overlapping of churches urged for unity
The World Conference on Faith and Order at Lausanne calls for eliminating overlapping and competition among churches to foster Christian unity. A Brent committee releases the report urging better cooperation in foreign missions and openness to doctrinal diversity within a unified faith. The document, sent to participating churches for consideration, suggests a council of churches for practical aims and welcomes union efforts without surrender of principle.
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New York
Associated Press
Lausanne
Switzerland
Charles K. Brent
Buffalo
Lausanne Foyrd
Council of Churches
French Remedy Praised For Rheumatic Relief
A remarkable French treatment brings relief to thousands suffering from rheumatism neuralgia gout and sciatica. American soldiers exposed to trench warfare received benefit and Dr Upres Treatment is said to drive out rheumatic pains quickly. Get a package today at druggists.
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France
America
Drupre
Unity in Christ urged as home church disunity harms mission
A church conference report calls for greater freedom of action for mission workers to boost effectiveness. It warns that disunion at home impedes mission progress and suggests a common prayer service be issued for use by all Christian churches. Sub-committee members include prominent clergy and scholars such as Peter Ainslie, J Rosa Stevenson, Bishop James Cannon Jr, and Professor James A. James.
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Amon
Affeld
Peter Alnsiy
Robert A. Ashworth
Henry Atkinson
Robert Bagnell
S Parkes Cadman
Clarence A Barbour
William Adams Brown
T Albert Moore
William G Scherer
J. Rosa Stevenson
Alexander
James Cannon
Finneis J .McConnel
Riley James Dewolfe Perry
Alexis de Borr
James A. James
Edmund D. Soper
George Zabriskie
Ralph W. Brown
Busy Month Planned by Milford Lodge 10 Masons
Milford Feb schedule shows Ansantuwae Lodge A M and F C holding a Delinquent Night at the Masonic temple. Algonquin Night Feb 17 features Master Mason degree with a large audience anticipated. Samuel A Moyle of New Haven to lecture Feb 24 on Masonic Home Wallingford and George Washington Memorial Washington. Rehearsal Night Feb 10 and Fell- lowcraft meeting Feb 28 with ladies guests. Woodmont fire company hosts plnochle teams Feb from Comp 2 and 3. Fort Trumbull leads after last week. Mary Taylor M EE church auditorium packed for Prof and Mrs Herbert Strout concert by Fairfield County School of Music. Edith Whitcomb Parmalee assists.
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Milford
Ansantuwae Lodge
Masonic Temple
Thia
Samuel A Moyle
New Haven
Wallingford
George Washington Memorial
Washington, D
Fell- Jowcraft Association
Woodmont Fire Company
Fort Trumbull
Mary Taylor M EE
Herbert Strout
Fairfield County School of Music
Ladies’ Aid Society
Edith Whitcomb Parmelec
Dr Fishbein targets beauty surgery in bow legs case
Chicago February report centers on Sandie Holland a 30 year old secretary in Wesley Memorial hospital after a failed leg straightening operation left her dangerously ill and necessitated leg amputation. Dr Henry J Schireson denies involvement and testimony names Dr D Zaph as surgeon. Dr Fishbein condemns cosmetic procedures as dangerous and urges caution in rejuvenation practices.
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Chicago
Maris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Sandie Holland
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Henry J. Sehireson
Joan W. Follmer
State Department of Education and Registration
D. Zaph
Chicazo Osteopathic Hospital
Schireson
Zaph
Charles Mueller
Archie Cohen
Henry Millstone
Anna
Fishbein
Holland
Cme
Yale gets permission to excavate in Beras
New Haven February 2 Associated Press Yale University has received permission from the British government to excavate part of the ancient city of Jersh known to Greeks as Beras in Palestine. Work will begin in spring under J Babee Rebelliou with the British School of Archaeology. Professor Benjamin W Qincon of Yale helped secure the concession through negotiations with Dr Albright and John W Crowfoot. The site includes the church of St Theodore built in 496 A D.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale University
Permissia
Jersh
Beras
Palestine
J Babee Rebelliou
British School of Archaeology
Robertson
W. F. Albright
Aincivan School of Oriental Research
Benjamin W Qincon
Yale
Albright
John W. Crowfoot
Britisher of Archaeology
St Theodore
Urged to keep lake cargo rates unchanged
Washington Feb 2 Opponents of a proposed 20 cent per ton cut in Lake cargo rates from Southern territory presented final arguments before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Attorneys for Pennsylvania and Ohio mine operators and railroads urged the commission to reject or modify the reduction.
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Washington
Associated Press
Southern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atttorneys
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Southern Reiue
All Road
Fol. Ballard
Trken
Kate
Lake Cere
A G. Gutheim
Pittsburgh Toam
Gutheim
W N King
New York Central
Northern Territory
Commission
Governor 15 Asked to Offer Reward For East Hartford Murder
State's Attorney Hugh Alcorn petitioned Governor John H. Trumbull by letter to set a $1,000 bounty for the arrest and conviction of the assailant in the January 28 East Hartford murder and robbery of Gustave Tautenholm. Police have found no clues. the governor is in Florida and has not yet received the letter.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Hugh Malcorn
John H. Trumbull
Gustave Tautenhahn
Pithin Street
East Hartford
Alcorn
Trumbull
Florida
Gustave Tautenholm
France's Briand says all promises kept amid Locarno debate
Paris reports Briand asserts France has given all promised in Locarno era arbitration deals and delays in German acceptance. He notes Rhineland issues tied to Versailles, warns internal politics may affect negotiations as U.S. and England pacts falter. He cites elections and potential shifts in support for the Locarno accord.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate
Locarno
M. Briand
France
Cgermany
Brence
United States
Lewis XVI
Gustav Stresemann
Rhineland
Stresemann
Germany
Soying
Ramnmeland
England
Rhine
Poppies Cover Haig Coffin as Veterans Honor War Leader
London mourners gather at St Columba's as Field Marshal Haig lies in a flag shrouded coffin. Rain and crowds mark the passing hours before the Westminster Abbey service. Soldiers in wheelchairs and veterans recall his WWI command, with mourners awaiting his final journey to Bermudaide, Scotland.
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Haig Coffin
London
Associated Press
Ting
St. Columba's
England
Westminster Abbey
St Columba
Britain
Warrio
Osr
Norrow
St. Colombe’s
Great
Abbey of Remembrance
Belovelles
Bermesyde
Scotland
Moe Fe
Boys' Club board to play at Mission Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Boys' Club Harmonica Band directed by Mr. Livingston will headline a musical program at the Mission on Main Street at 8 o'clock tonight during the Bridgeport Christian Union meeting. Lena Turkey will accompany on piano. Mrs. Turkey is Boys' Club superintendent. Dr Leland Howard, long tied to Agricultural Department research, led two major campaigns on disease control and published influential works on house flies and louse flies.
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Bridgeport Christian Union
Main Street
Bridgeport Boys’ Club
Mr. Livingston
My. Livingston
Mia
Lena Turkey
Boys’ Club
Leland ©. Howard
Agricultural Department
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Steiger Poole Company
Main and “Fairfield
McCall
Wheeler & Wilson
Singer Drop Head
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Rayon
Charmeuse
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Jersey
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