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"Richard the Hon Rearmed." the
. new Wallace Boer! production which.
’appeared at the Pal-lee theatre yes-
,rordny will have it: anal showing
. wad-y. In addition to Bury the cast
ginclmien Marguerite de la "one and
; many other well known stars. Xan-
‘azor Dnvid Bum-son has hooked a
line show of vaudeville tor the Pa!-
am theotre beginning tomorrow.
1 While talks are very much
conned with preparations for Christ-
‘, men they will have opportunity to get
l sumo advnnce cheer by stepping in to
look over this attnctive program.
i'l'he feature picture promm for the
leflk-Qnd will be "Broken Heart! of
Broadway." a splendid picture with
‘Alicc Luke. Owon Moore. Kata Clax-
ton. Tully Marshall and others.
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REGENT.
‘ "Mm: Man in the World."
I Part. Lyn-ll will be seen at the Re-
gcmr "ulnar. tomorrow end Friday in
his Katee: picture "The Keane-at Man
in the \t’orld. adapted from George
M. {Cohen‘s ntazo auccose. In the
«firms: are Blanche Sweet. Brynn 'Wanh-
hurn. Lincoln Sir-drum. Helen Lynch.
Mary-on Aye and a. host. of others.
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World Prowler.
In accordancu wilh its policy of
providing the host pictures obtain-
a‘uh: tho mannarnwnt of tlio Rinlto
'lwatre announces. for tonight oily.
Hm urmnlntlml of a new
production. This picturo
.pi‘hsvntml to Norwnlk for
will he
the first
Mme in tho er‘iro world and it ro-l
rim-ts murh credit to the Noz'walks
:lg tho producers have singlcd out this
niv on non of the bent judges of mo-
‘mn pictures in tho «not. Norwnlk
thornrore in lying looked forward to
in me tryout city at motion pictures
In 'hc root on the. produce-rs of mo-
‘rwn picturee have discovered that it
1. Norwnlk audience approves a. pic-
"ll" it will meet with the approval
or *lm audiencce of other cities in
which ihm picture is hooked;
Because the producer has request—
ir-ri it. the management is not. an—
nouncing tho title at the picture or
star‘s name. .
l Tho star at the comedy production
is well known to the theatre public
and. when the picture is flashed on
‘210 screen for its first public show-
ing m the world. the patrons can
. proparo for tho many laughs that are
'u be unfolded.
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Fundamentalist: an“ Liberals.
When a. man as gentle. a learned
'm‘l an loyal as Dr. Leighton Parks
is moved to stand up in the pulpit
of St. Bartholomew‘s Episcopal
«'liurrh and denounce tho pastoral
letter or the House of Bishops there
an no longer any doubt about the
mud or division which tho funda-
‘noniallsts have created in the Pro—
H'stnnt churches 0: America. says
fho N. Y. “'orld.
For. while Dr. Grant, and Dr.
rZulhno might perhps be rcgarded
: in oxporimrnting on the fringes of
.llm church. Dr. Parks, otter his so
war: as a priest. norms as eatahllshcd
in! the House of Bishops itself. It
{or man like him. like Bishop Law-
"once of Mnssachuseets and like the
Rev. Hurry Emerson Fondlck. [hero
m no plnce in the church. thr-n what
:5 happening is not a. theological do-
our» but :1. second Protestant rotor-
'nutlon.
‘ The root of the controversy is not
lzn tho Apostlcs' Creed. It in not t .
-. vtortrtno of the virgin birth or of t
: bodily resurrection. It is in tho. flair
to trcedom of conscience. On 1:.
part of the liberals there is no div
,maml that Bishop Manning shah
-prr'ach what. Dr. Park] believes or
that Dr. Straton shall preach what
’Dr. Fosdick believes. But on the
lpart of the fundamentalists tho de—
mand is made that all who do not
lil‘l’“fl to the letter shall be case out
‘0: the church.
3 There is the issue as it comes to
the general public. They one within
1.9 principal Protestant denomina—
..‘us two great contending groups.
The one calls itzvlt fundamentalist
w- liberal and asks tor toleration‘
"‘hr one group con-idem itself enuu.
Ml to command what all membrrs
or ma church shill believe.
o'her ”II (or a certain amount. or
:reedom within the chhurch to bet
,Iievo differently. The one group
.voncolves the church as an nrmy
‘ marching in step under orders. The
iother conceives the church no a col-
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loction of men bound together by
many common :
hopoa. but free to dimer on man;r
matters about which reasonable men
can rmonably inter.
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But honind mi: conflict of niutu
i {hero is a deeper conflict, which runs
1 fhraush tlmwhole history of human
l'huu'ht. It. in the conflict between
3 those who “sent truth from authori-
lty and those who wish to test truth
lhy their own «Mm:-
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.010 fundamentalists hawnlwmm
, wrong. stupid or reactionary. or n
|the follower! of “tigh- ovrn rem
have always been .
reason in very human. It in very
oak. It is so easily confused and
lg' in so unreliable tint. mndameno
taunt. throughout the age- nn a;
peeled to n profound need in in-
when they canted than: doctrln
which seemed to rat on_a not
foundation.
Knowing this. no mo of truly
liberakulind will meet the 4w
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UNION CITY. Dec. 19.—Armed
search led by six State policemen
under tho direction at Captain of
State Police Frank M. Nichols. of
Hartford. was being continued in the
woods surrounding Union City and
Southbnry today for the man believed
to he Philip Rousch. 1'.) year old
Cheshire retormatory inmate. wanted
{or the murder a week ago Monday
of Albert Kong. 44 your old NOV!)
Scotian guard at the prison. who this
morning at the point of a. revolvnr
held up Railroad Detective McGrath
on the railroad tracks at Platt's
Mills. and ordered him to beat it
while he turned and fled into the
woods.
Although the countryside has been
lnrouscd and constant vigil l‘s bei 9
|mainminml for .‘L radium of mile
E'irounul. no trace of the alleged slny- ' --
f-‘r hml boon round up to midnight‘ \
{tonight A‘22lmritlus. hoxruvr-r, are,
Ecrmfidunt that tlr: man seen isl
Ruusch.
All pen-its are hem: closely
guardml to prevent his esmpe tram
this ovation.
l In (mutvcr to Railroad Detective
Sdcllz'am‘s alarm yustv-rdny momhorn
lot the \Vutcrbury. Armani-.1 and Kau-
lznlucic police departments. and many
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1 private citizens Joined the search for.
lzlm fugitive. The man. whose (los-
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wu'lpiion closely tallies with that. of
Rouseh. it not fitting it. exactly. was
soon by Detective llickvy and Patrol-
man Mchhe o: the Yatcrbury do-
par'ment. but row-med himself and
eluded the ofi‘lcorx utter a three—
mlln chase toward this town.
Another report. to reach the State '
police later was that the man had'
been seen by Mrs. Percival Prono-
vost. ot Platt's Mills. who said that
she saw the man standing on a. static
wall ncar her home at Noon. No;
trace at the man was found when 1h.- 1
State police arrived in theh neigh E
borhood. 5
0! one thing the State police: on» ‘
sure. and that :3 it the man being
hunted is not Rousch. ho is someone
wanted some place for cluding the
ends at justice. The bcilcvn. how-
ever. prevails. that the fugitive is
Rousch. who. it is believed. hm.-
becn wandering the woods horr-almuu
since the crime. coming out only
whcn the demands of the inner ma
make it necessary. ,
It is strangely significant that
ports of pct-sons who have seen or
been accosted by Rouach, or a man
lmlleved to he the alleged slayer.
how: all met him early in the mom—
ing. Several days ago. a. mill worker
in Hazardville was accosted by a.-
youih armed with a revolver. who
“bummed" a. cigarotlc am: ilcpartEd‘
with tho boost that the State police
w.
..-
would “have to go some" to get
him. Later report had it that
Rousrh was seen lcarmg .1. lunch
room in Bi‘at‘nn Falls. ncar hero.
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