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NE, Wash. March 10 .—Es.
ent. of Bible teaching as a
mi of the course of study in public
“pols or the state of Washington is
“s purpose or a proposed state-wide
mnizatlon of religious, fraternal
political 'and labor organizations
which will haveits first meeting in
Suttle sometime in - the next two
months
The move is being- initiated by a.
.pecial committee of the PresbyterlanI
with. synod of Washington, though
‘he contemplated organization~to be
known as the “Bible Fellowship of
Washington"——-wlll be nonsectarian.
Invitations have been sent to the head
C! the Roman Catholic Church here.
as well as to the Protestant churches.
Mcipation will also be asked 0:
ng fraternal organisations. Ethe
pus-lent to the principles or fig
.laratien of independence." which he
claims is the foundation of the gov-
ernment of the’ United States. The
common assumption that the govern-
Wide—Fm
adopted by the colonies in 1789 is an
error. he assefls. Since. under Mr.
Edmistons reasoning, the Bible was
secognized in the declaration or inde-
éndence. he believes any statement in
t e constitution is superseded by th‘e
declaration of independence. which
“was an admission of the over all sov-
ereignty of God, " to quote Mr. Edmis-
ton.
_ Only one organization, the Metho-
dist church. has accepted the invite-
lion to the Seattle meeting so far.
THE NEW-*_ HAVEN ROAD
Indications“ s Sure Behnbflitsdon,
* Are Seen
Haven is coming back. Moreover, we
are convinced beyond peradcenturei
that the New Haven is to be rehabili-
turists
We firmly believe that the Newlaside the clouds which have involveg
many
mill-cad rates are somewhat silt. In
this thought we are Joined by many
shippers. manufacturers and agricul-
Whilemme 42L
rates has been made. there is very de-
cided opinion to the eaect-ihat rates “
cannot be further adjusted until fibers
is a. further adjustment in railroad
s. And in this opihion Walker
I). lne's. fol-hue:- discolor general at .
railroads. in his «recent testimony be— ='
tore the interstate commerce commis-
sion, concum
While the clouds hays not all dis-
appeared. and while we are glad to
ode the silver lining in New: Haven't!
affairs, as illustrated by the pertinent
statement of President Pearson.» we
have no hesitation in recording- our
conviction that eventually the New .
Haven will emerge train the clouds—-
and if Mr: Pearson by his continued
efficiency, eneriy and talents thrusts
the company for a n'ur'nbe'r of yeara=
will so down In the railroad annals; 9!
our ecuntry as one of the
v? S “and: Suits.
Whether you are planning gown of lighteSt and softest silk or suit of sturdiest and bug.
tweed: today’ s collection: is of interest. For it offers these two extremes of fashion favored fabric:
'—-and between them presents great divernty of other. worthy ones. .
ants federatiofiot labor. and govern-
I“ bodies or political parties. -‘ .7 titted as one or the soundest transpor-
. Since May. 1913' when the Wash- tation'arteries of our cguntry. says the
lesion state su rem’o court ad udéed New‘naven limes-Lea er.
mic a “sectarlpan” book, rulinjg that There are indications :to the eitect PREMIER"; PROM
'1'" unconstitutibnai to teach it in that the old’knock~down-and-’drasout « Is DISAPPROVED
m ublic school itere t ii s spirit against the New Haven in
p 5' d n re giou Washington and elsewhere is to be su-
misstion h n v
the questions Th: 2.3911111111133533? Reggfigyby a. helpful and encourag-
Sag-:3: 13:33: Ifzgxgd to be read We are perfectly aware that the
daily in the state common schools of public service commissions °t the wealth. according to
Aihmna District at Columbia Flori- three states of Connecticut. Massachu- which are practical
“In“; fiagaachuwm Mame I’ advo_ setts and Rhode Island believe in a Egan,“ the project
siting- a similar law ‘ , constructive policy, not only for the The leader of the federal jaboy-Ipar.
“Thirty-flve Other.states permit 31- New Haven but for all New England ty flaked foracIonvenuOn? but “withe
lilo readings withett sectarian com- railroads. party has declared: against it. as have
went in their common schools and Furthermore. we are encouraged to the State premiem
ge coflegeg and universities. ..... how! that 8- way Will be found to ad- The debate in the house of repre‘a
#41116 011157 states-whose constitution just the French loan of the New Ha- sentatheg on the proposal w“ re-
and laws have been construed as ex- ven Co.. amounting to approximate” markable only for the interest. taken.
111111111112 the reading or teaching ot'the 327'000'000 due April 1' W“h that against the D7090”! The Prime Min-
]gme from all state schools are Ari-11.0““ out of the way. there does not 13:91- finany abandoned his "-51ng and
appear to be further financing or note the motion was laid on the table by a
epoch. 7 . . 3 I
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SYDNEY, N. S. W.. March 10.--,Al-
Premier Hughes' proposal to convene
a gathering- to consider amendments
to the constitution of the common;
e newspapers.
unanimously
:gona. Louisiana., lIllinois, . Minnesota. ,
Nevada. Wisconsin, Wyoming and for the company necessary before ‘0” °£ 51 to 9’
Washington. 1930'
Signs of business improvement qui Is!“ Most Powerful.
Neither the lion nor the tiger is
equal in muscular power to the bear
tribe. or which the polar and the
grizzly are the strongest. we
“The only states that have in effect. 'only in New England but throughout
classed and adjudged the Bible as a‘ the country are not wanting Many
‘seetarian 9,00" are Wisconsin and are ready to accept quite optimistic
“w'l‘henE-teziiirt recommended a non statements as to the business future
aeiiiarian organization to -"provide
ms and means and adopt and carry
«lost a. program that will thoroughly .
that and establish the teaching of the
“Me as a. part of the education the
elonstltution requires the state to pro-
vide for; and in obtain the opinion of
the highest courts thereon. including
the opinion or deliverance oi' the Sn—
preme court of the United States and'
also a plebisciiu if deemed necessary."
The Bible Fellmvship of \Vashlngton
is to be that‘u'guuizntlon.
R. L. Edmislon. chairman of the
' ammlttee whirl) prepared the report,
‘ holds that bet’uuse of the attitude on
the question 01' the “'nshington 811- 1'
premc court. this is the state in which
to start the reform, which he confi-
vflently expects to cover the entire
'll’nited States—“jar the whole coun-
tis'y"——~i)0fore it is finished. Other
mics are expected to follow \Vush~
magton‘s lead.
While the, procedure will be deter-
mined by the fellowship after it is or-
.‘xanized. Mr. Ellmiston indicates that
ilhe probable first move will be exam-
llnation of prospective legislators. "to
me whether they are fit to make laws
hr 3. Christian government." It may
be necessary to seek an amendment
WARNING! Say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin.
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'Unless you see the name “Bayer" on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians -
over 2.2 years and proved safe by millions for
m the state constitution. he said. or‘ to _ .5
the action against the state in the COIdS Headache Rheumatlem
United States supreme court to re- , - .' , '. ' ' '-
mire the state to lm-lude 1111» Bible in TOOthJLhC {\eumlgm “gufmb _
nae educational course of study. If Ear-ache Lumbago Pam, Pam
me]: a. case is brought, Mr. Edmiston
”Relies it. will be comparable in im-
mrtance to thr- llred Scott case: tried
Iztore the Civil \Var. Handy ‘ Bayer"
)‘r. Edmlston contends that the de- 1-- 1
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Accept only ”Bayer” package which contains proper directions.
bases of 12 tablets—Also bottles of '24 and lOO—Druggists.
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There isa delightful range of color from thebrlght perivvinkle blue and honeydew to man ‘
from naVy to deep browns, flom jade to red There is splendid variety of weave and weight ff“
tweed suitings to lightest crepe ;-from gorges to satins. _ m
‘ Delighting assembly of clinging levely silks. At their side, a similar pleasing C(flleciiongf
sturdy woolens for Sports wear. . I
1 Satin charmeuse, a luminous beautiful black, 40 ,Wool crepe whicll has quite silken». .I'.
inches wide... - 1 1 . $2 Notably durable; particularlyIexeellem for 12,-,.;_3"Ip;
mornin r afternoon wear. . . 1r 1‘ ‘ 7. ‘
. Crepe de chine, equally beautiful for gowns or (30101.85 0 ' A (M L1H”; "’W‘TF oi
blouses, soft weave, luster like that of the moon upon the. '53
léke, glorious colors— $2 Premier crepe; wo oven from wool and 1111 ‘1 i1- 1111-1111111
marked life and resilience and strength. H11. .IIIII‘LV
~Tricolette of pure fine silk, notable luster, great dur- silken finish; is“ of attractive weight 1111 .1,- 119111;}
ability, distinguished effect. Rich colors and black or many colors— cI m
white— . ' $1.85 .1 7 . "'0” .
~ . ' _ , .. Jersey of fine wool and of pure WOol. ,\J;.-.1 1...; 5 ,
Satin of special supple strength and rare brilliance, for gowns or blouses or Spring suits. ill-1112111; (11?:
shades range from light to dark— $2.50 dued colors, 54 inches Wide, with '11 “£12111" ..1‘ I1. ‘fmi
Paisley crepe de chines, charmingly old— fashioned 1m sort— $3
design and ill rarely -artist1c color combinations. Quaint Handsome pure W001 "hi." k5 m 54 m: h ‘1 1: H1 2111
and¥charming blouses will] they make, distinctive “Eight and 300d fimSh admirable fol-11.111. “1111111111111
gird S,—- _ $3 tan, blue- with tall,b1ack with white ,3
Skinner chiffon iaffetas. yarn dyed and pure silk of Duvet de Laino. WOW“ WM’ :1 “‘1 f “T f '1 1' 1 1:1
special excellence. give romal'kal lo Service. Navy black unusually-nice suede, yet With 11 8111181111111» Mi 1-11: Nails
and Belgian bluo— . 2.75 itself to the makino of Spring tailomd 51111. of 1111111.
C i 1“ 111.11 1 t d f t t quality. Tau taupe sorrento a‘nd lldYV— :51 ,
all on crepe o lure Si e no ’ a1 a e or .8 rec ,3 . , _ . 1,, .
{ind for home we lr——lulld in finoqrange of 30101-5 for Each \felrme, staunrh 3 of fine and firm’ 113‘ fl (‘1‘. 11:11.11:
servioe—— ' $3 501011;: Without showing traces of Scl'vic- 0. ll :7 1; 1‘» .511:
, ‘lt‘llllPSS. ’tis of Speciali'appeal for 511115. .\;111 1.1.91 111.,
Krope- Knit Silk, of unique weave and fine beauty $3.30
Has a charming luster and surface of di stillctive richness. ' ... .i - . ,, 1 . 1 1 . .
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Wearswoll. In navy brown and black— $3.7)
Chevked wfiolcns of white contrasted with black
brown or navy. Vol-y attractive for skirtS— $1.25
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weave and close beautiful finished surf woe. “1.1111 1:15.11
selected wool, firm ln texture, Spring “10011:. 111 :1 11 .122,
of the most—liked colors— $2.511 $1,313
Third iloor.
SWEET PEAS AND DAFFODIIS/
ARE NOW THE ISEASO” FLOWERS
Fresh out every day and very reasonable
GOLD FISH
We just received a n‘w assortment of tiny pets
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$3.98 Felt and Straw Sport Hats $1.98 1 §
The most graceful of bodies and hoods, smoothly and 11.111 1 ,
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finer than the old hand-woven products. These 511v emions ‘
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Lady Ethel Dress Hats toda
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NOTICE :--We are not moving out of our
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