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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
PHOENIX UNION DEPOT
HEARING ON JANUARY 2

Phoenix. Arlza Dee 26--on gem
eraI demand frcm the city-s civic Or
eaulzations. lthe state COOPERATION
Commission on January . VIII have
s bearing on the subject Of q union
Depot I'D Phoenix for the santa re
and Southern Pacific lines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Illinois Women Propose
Ban On Non-Essentials

CHICAGO. III. Dec l6--llinola
women VIII urge manufacturers 70
stop the production or non-eazsl -
e-f 1ururfes Mrs. Joseph q. Bowen.
head 81 -romen's activities OF the
Illinois fair price committee, an
nounced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

RoSWELL-CARRIZOLO cars lease hoa-
well az $50 a. M. stop 90 ml1ules fof
breakfast az Flcacho. arrive carrizozo al
IL a. no. Car leaves CarriEozo az $50 D.
M. arrive Boswell az $50 ,. NJ white
Zine cfnra Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

ANSWERS TO HERALD WANT ADS
The following liEf o. uncailed for an
swers % Herald want AdVerlisaments are
row being held f1r delivery at The Her
aid business oftlces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

Help Wanfed-FemaIs
WANTED cook f1r small family o. 9.
Apply ll1l Nsvad1. p. 8I1tW
WANTED - Ensiish GpeaEinE chamhsr-
maid n ssl5W. 1l15 y Qreson-
EANIED-Goed Melclcan SRI Tor ssne-ai
house1Eurk- Pm 25lL
lFASrED-G0od cook. room On place- Pr
f117.
lTANTED-Iroruan 10 care Ter year old
baby ana small house Pa 565sW.
WANTED housekse1sr. rsfsrsncss re-
el-r.e. ea-- 11o-n-nss- -.-- 81 Aans-.
COLOHED GIRL general house worz ard
helD nurses say some aights ~ AS.
WaNTED-Practlcal nurse o care for sick
man ICES = NeFada. Pm 1l13-
WANIED-E1parIsnc Gle clsrE VIA can
also take s-sn1sraph-e work ~ U.s.
OEEICE Eirl wanted. ulust SPEAK spanish
ana English. Boston Dental Fariors. san
antonio St.
WANnED-iFcmll or Eirl 70 care Tor
child during day ard look after small
apartment Addres7 %. care Herlid
GIRL for general hoaseWorl. 20 Washius.
must STAY : nights a week r1fErelcaa
A1ply lornlnEs. 2z.s 4ontanz-
~ ANTED -EIoufslzeapar ID family o. !
must stay nights Phone between the
hours ~ 10 and 5. 5lt4
fer general houseworll- stay riEhtz. ref
srsnees Apply 3-ls telsr1l.
FANTED-Elslis speaking woman f1-
general houseworz in family o. two.
miles down VALLEY Phi Ms waite. l7el-Ill-
WAVED competsnt colcred woman 90
COOK ard do housauorz for ADULTS and
cllldral- Phi 554a
ENGLISH speaking woman 70 help Win
houzarorE. 80 home aflernools. COED pay
% rlCnr party. FL aasaM-
WANTED - Wouan for general house
wo-E stay nights. nice room on place.
WAITED = At once. cock o. ASSISTANT
cook 90 help WITH cooking IL private
boarding house Ph. tt14. 21s Wycuins-
HOUsEKEEPEK. Ameri-an Or Enslish
speaking Mexican. 2 IN family. coed home
and excellent wages Rh- szle Mornings
WANIED-Relialla woman % care 1or
children either Oh my lcUe OF theirs
PHI SAW. 1-ig Nswmal
WANTED - EXPERIENCED WHIT +
CHAABEItIAlDs coon NAGEs. APPLY
NV MEXICO COTTAGE sANArOHIIM.
SILVER CITY. n 81
Wan IED-Brisht- young Wanan 20 Walz
on customers. must come well recon-
mended address ? Us. care Herala-
sF ANTED-FIrst class stanosraphsr. II you
are NOT competent and cannot qualify. do
not can "a sls9-
WANTED-lfidGIe ased white woman tor
llrlG l1uselrlarlrE ana cco--l-. COCA
wages, good home flr riElr party FA-
151o
WANTED - Young lady E-an1Erapher %
critlcise and help arrange stories ln photo
play FORM a good opportunity co l1ar1 the
Apply Room NO g British Hulsl. -as
Texas. between and 10 o. m.
WANTED-Reil1 Fable woman for office.
who writes Ecltly ana can speak spanish
and EnEi.zh fuentlT; steady position fcr
intelligent. Industrious ra-scu- X Hull-
man. room 8. coles BidE. ever Uui1n
Clothing store. Orssuu and san Antonio
slEeetz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

The Manganese mines IN the vicin-
itv Of Conception Point in Lover
california, are believed TO be the
the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

Dried buttermiIk or butternli K
powder has been found valuable IL
fnffH-fur- hogs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

lM estefn DlNlalousA
For Arizona and Caifornia-No lf-
400 ,. M. No 2 Iva az 81 ?
Prom Arizona md Caiiiorui---so- .
Eastern DlriEion.l
Ser kansas CITY. ST Louis and Clle-ze
no. falvs. 1901 p. n No- e SOB
From chicago. 81. Lou-s and Ksnzns
City-lSo. -srrs. T;o0 a. m; No az
$40 ?. IA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
WanIsd-Roon - 90

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MANTED-By ildF. rocu and board o.
nice. private home. near Lamar school for
$50 Phi i21eM.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

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-aLEslfEN Tor an uarta cf Arizona. New
Mexico and west Texas. permanent p1s--
lions. liberal pay. chance for advancement
business high class and strong reraa-e7s
write az once. fun plrtlcu-arl. nc stock
address Gen sales agent. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
Get Convenient Equipments
OfModen City Kitchen

TEE HERALD VIII give p book free every
4 Herald
WHY DENY YOURSELF the modem
kitchen should have-WHEE FOR THE MAKING.
without the FIRELESS COOKER ICELESS REFRIC
EATOR OR THE KITCHEN CABINET? little trHng
the wondewOres
TIE United States Department Agriculture you
With every detail fully demonstrated picture
LABOR IS HIGH-FOOD IS SCARCE re
AND SERVE BY and making your BY
your footsteps tell
DO YOUR WORK EFFICIENTLY What the tool the work
EFFICIENCY KITCHEN you Why say:
FIJI send this coupon today
FL PASo HERALD IMPORTATION BUREAU,
Hasldn Director,
Washington. D. c
postage, for which
please me, entirely free HOME EFFICIENCY BOOK
Street Address
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. State ...................
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

For san Atomic. New orleans ana
ashinEton-No. Ic2 Tvs 500 p m; no.
10 az 1889 p. IA
From Washington. New Or-e7ne and 81.
Antouio-ArrlVss a. 6.55 a. m-s Va 81
For Arizona and Calliornia-No- Iva
f.1s a M 30 l01 at lsll g. ms No
los at 500 p m
From Arizona and California No. =
avs. al las m. No. 1cl arvs- 4;fo
>. M. no. ll5 AZ i0-0l p a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

Near Alta Vista school % Five Points
uIu pay right price. please state price
terms ard location Address G l91 care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26


MIDDLE aged lady or ma1 20 answer
phone from D. n 20 A. "a a. zne
Homs Auto service call between and
a. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

Lodge Notices.
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EAST RI PAso LODGE 40. 80
Meets Friday uight- p H.
Visiting cd Ee.ioEs are We-cln-
K o. p. Han. 21s ~ Stanton So
Underfakers
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PEAE-HAGEDON UNDERTAKING. CO.
Open day and night s1f-51s Texas s.
Ph 49, Private amhulalee se-rlee-
Lost and Found
LOsT-Palga wheel Q s. Ire. AKA, o.
north loop read 4 r1ila Of Clint Eln4--
please Pm .. Clint LeI
HANDSOME Say Ansora cat with white
irrs and white inverted v In face. reward
az 1l11 n brown Pm llle
LOsf-rWo white doss spltz and an
American bull Bulldogs ears and TAI
trimmed Pr 5lg1. EsHard-
IOST-Ar EIks club Monday night brown
mixture. b=itad orfrroat marAcd Eepl-er
Dry Goods Co. inside. SO reEart- n -
lost xmas aftarnoon. lary blue belt
with dark brown amber hooks finder
please return tc Hiss C. Goodman. care
Haymou krupp co.. reward.
REWARD.
For lnformatiul thar VIII lead % re-
ccrsry % 80 pounds Belle SPRINGS butter
stolen from t-ucE on san Ilcln-o street,
q found in stores Ger sale. phone 5i5 I'M
rredInfaIr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

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100 PEKCENT results frum f-nemert1.
TURNER. EEaiP a C0LDWELz-
WILL pay cash flr OF room hause.
must BE- q bargain. give location and prise
Nanreee u care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

AUTOMOBILE TINE TABLE

MEXICo g SORTHWEsTERN.
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

For Dallas ana ST. Louis-No- e I've
c g. H.. No @ az ISIS p. m
From St Louis and n1lias-No. arf-
az 1-f5 p ms No ls arFa- a. l--l9 p %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

lsLEAAr LAlNls EAhENc AND Aun-
3 MILO. VIA south loop road Returning wa
Z north loop road. Gullspies car leave1 Her
: aid office daily and sunday az 80 .. ~
! .a-. r-..-.----rna IL E.-lLl OF "a. .---
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26
OIL QUOTATIONS.

These quotations furnished daily By j. s
Curtis q CO.. Hotel sheldcn.
Port Worth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

TUCTMCaRI CLOFis-LsaVe Tucumrlri
go a. M arrive Clovis p. m-s leave
Clovis 2 a. M. arrive Iucume1rl p ~
We pass on wells twice daily. Frg
Faafa- snnfrnn fnra
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

ENGLE To ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPklNGS-h eets all traine az
EnrIe. Oldest CAN driver best dam car
on the dam lire Try these springs- asat
IN the world ]. = Heffernan. hot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-26

MARIA FORT DAVIS AUTO leaves FORT
Davis daily ard Sundays 8 a. m-s leaves
Marfa p. m One way. 2l6Qs round
trip. "a. G. ". DaviVa. proprietor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

TEE federal council OF churches has
L called together at Cleveland next
month such council Of Protestant
leaders as never assembled before. The
purpose is TO take into account the
big problems Of peace, and determine
what part the churches are to play
IN their solution It is known that a
factor with which political parties viii
have to deal If they oppose president
Wilson's league Of nations. is the con-
Tiction in the minds Of these Chris
tian men and women, that the league
stands for the missionary principle,
and must be supported because it does
90.
Topics to take up the time OF the
council at Cleveland at the very open
ing OF Nay include the support OF this
league OF nations the next step Of the
churches in regard to prohibition. the
labor problems and Bolshevism. and
the community problems Of great
cities and Of rural districts The
Cleveland meeting viii hear from the
council that il accomplished much
during the war period, and that war
time commissions named upon the
initiative Of the council, were sue
cessfuL
IH q particular sense the bodies ez-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
WOMENS MISSIONARY
ORGANIZATION MEETS


The Womau's Missionary society OF
Asbury Methodist church held the US
ual monthly business meeting Thurs
day afternoon in the church parlOrs,
Mrs. W u Care presiding, and Ms
A. r. Ahlbrandt. secretary.
The report OF Mrs. W. T. Bush. first
vice president, showed a special do
nation by the young people TO the
parsonage fund and a social meeting.
Mrs. J. IL Harper. who has charge Of
the chiIdreu's work. reported the
meeting at Asbury last Sunday OF the
Federated Junior societies
Mrs. p. ID. Splawn. superintendent
OF social service, reported visits 10
the county hospital with the pastor
and others. and the distribution Of
flowers. fruits. magazines. etc. also q
silver tea for the benefit OF the trav-
elers' aid at the union depot.
Mrs. J. T. Head made the report OF
the Missionary Voice. and Mrs c. n.
Rhodes OF the mission study class
Mrs. Bryce Jackson was elected sec
rotary.
Mrs. T. :. Berry was made a mem
Der Of the society.
The monthly bulletin was pre-
scented and the usual centenary talk
made The meeting closed with a
scripture lesson on the upbuilding OF
the church. BY Miss Jessie Burford.
OF Effie EddinEtOn school Miss Bur
ford has been honored with a special
request from the centenary commits
sion OF the n 2 Church. south. to
be present at the great centenary
meetin@ TO be held in June IN Colum-
bus. Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Z is no time for the pessimist- 10,
lyonder is the goali
While the boys over there" how
ever, were cleaning up a bad mess,
the people over here have not been
IDLE There were some messes here
20 be dealt with For instance. the
Gernan-Americsn- Alliance In
American TO the core, political iusid-
iOus. scheming, conscienceless. When
our schools closed to save fuel. the
breweries ran fun time. while Bel
Eian children starved the breWeries
OF Belgium consumed our grain. It
stalked the halls Of legislation, defied
public conscience, and would have de-
bauched the maup0wer. If possible, Of
a nation at war. So we went in to
clean out the bad mess and we pro-
pose TO Finish the job" The efforts
Of the beer interests to save its life
by hiding behind the returned soldier
and the labor union is an insult to
both.
Take LOOK at the worlds goal. then
get busy ia the valley.
Another thing is true. While some
men have profited unfairly from war
conditions, il represents only a smSil
proportion. Where there has been
one profiteer. there are ten thousand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

who never tainted their souls or
bowed the knee to BaaL The great
masses Of our people faced the loftier
goal with sacrifices and devotion And
the profiteer privilege viii soon be
LARGELY a thing Of the past
However. we are stil in the valley
or actual life. where mu ls unjust
unsafe conducive TO evil
Europe has been nearly destroy ed
from a materiaIstic education
Russia. cursed by ignorance, pow
errv. and o superstitious religion Tor
centuries. has been well nigh de-
stroyed by war and revolution
The Balkans have been hot bed
Of trouble. yea. the whole earth today
Is a challenge to- "a simple, democratic,
.dvnamic cosDeI.T that viii practically
underwrite the world with construc-
tive REBUILDING
The evangelical church is now en-
tering the breach and proposes % do
this task one denomination alone,
In this country in one week Of May
viii raise s140.000.00Q, IN addition to
regular maintenance work 20 meet
this challenging hour
Men Of n Pas0. take the look. see
the goal clearly-Lhen unite with the
Christ forces TO make a world safe iu
for coming generations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Dream OF WHe's Death
Bg accident Comes True

Hood River, ore. May s-The
tragic death Of Mrs. P. J. Parks at
the Herman Creek fish hatchery re-
Gently has brought to Hight the tale
OF a dream in which all the horrors
OF her death had been pictured to her
husband weeks before.
The Parltses, in connection with the
hatchery. operate a food grinding ma
chine. Several weeks before he found
her dead body lying beneath the fly
wheel OF the machine the husband had
a dream in which he saw his wife's
mangled form on the floor OF the en-
CINE house So impressed was he with
the dream that he warned his wife
away from the machinery several
times, but she persisted in returning
to II. Missing her again last Friday,
the husband went to the engine house
in search OF her. Living under the
flvwheel. where evidently she had
tried to reDlace a wide belt. he found
her dead body. Her neck had been
broken when she was thrown TO the
floor by the belt.
A4A<Ae@ ssA0AAA O@04&
- ADDITIONAL CHURCH NEWS -
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

pected TO lead at Cleveland are the
Presbyterian. both Reformed. the Con-
Eregational. the Baptist and the Meth
odisr. and ia some measure the Dis
ciples- the Lutheran and the Episcopal
The two last named viii be only par
TALLY in evidence The Cleveland
meeting, viii however, be the first
and the largest Christian council yet
held formally to take up and deter
mine reconstruction problems. and
especially the attitude Of Christian
people toward the league Of nations
This attitude viii have, as is known,
large influence upon the United States
senate and league constitution ratifi-
cation.
Church Workers Mobilize.
Almost everybody connected with
general church movements for the last
tea years is rushing TO get aboard OF
the new interchurch world movement
This movement, announced a short
time since, is a merging Of the Men
and Millions the Laymen's Missionary,
the Missionary Education. the New
Era, the Victory. the Centenary and a
dozen other general plans. more or
less. and drafted into the service Of
new departments that are now being
created are the leaders i'm most Of
them Such prominent men in these
lesser movements as cannot find
places at the head Of some world
committee. are taking M with SUD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

Z and blindness Of his age He endured
poverty. He challenged suffering and
unjust prosecutions He delied dan
gers Of ocean. desert, mountain and
city He challenged the thinking OF
his day, cOmbated systems Of super
slition and struggled for mental ply
steal, and spiritual liberty he paid
the price with his life. But the vision
Lives still thank God. and the world
moves
The men in khaki. and their allies,
broke the haughty. cruel, military
power OF central Europe and did It
because they had the spirit Of this
vision in their souls And now in the
finishing up OF the task, the men and
women in America who whine and
fume and crouch when approached for
Victory loans should be ashamed Of
themselves But the world viii move
on in spite Of their complaints This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

ordinate places. Everybody is being
cared for
A e. Cory. who led the Disciples
Men and Millions movement, is TO be
head OF the new field department of
the world movement J.. Campbell
White. founder Of the Laymen's Mis-
siOnary movement, is to be the head
Of the life work department Of the
world one Fred Is. smith Of the Men
and Religion movement, is TO lead the
and the federation one There is TO
be a world survey. and IL is 20 be
placed under charge Of Rev. DR.. Z. p.
HaEgard OF the Baptist victory
plans r. F. Kelley. OF the council
OF church boards, is TO head the
church college work, and William 3.
Mi1lar, who founded the Y. NJ c. A.
war work years ago and has since
been in Armenian relief. IS secretary
OF the new executive board.
Almost every official agency OF ev-
cry name, including some in Canada
has voted to 80 into the merging
plans and this spring the official
bodies OF churches are TO be asked
TO approve their step The idea is not
TO supplant denomination agencies, at
least not al the moment, but to CO.
ordinate them. TO bring in unity. and
may be effect the entire Protestant.
work Of the United States and Can
aAa AAAEE q 5lA--e 4-ArGAAllE h4aE-
Every agency is being modified, and
definite plans are making rapidly.
Oppose Union Plan.
Opposition that IS regarded as for
has developed among ConEre-
galonal ministers TO the proposal 20
reordain them. or some OF them. and
so make them competent TO serve
churches. This opposition
takes the form Of an alleged surren-
der Of the Puritan historic position
and attacks upon Congregational
leaders who signed the papers in the
case It is being said in reply that
history can take care OF itself. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
POPULAR
TRADERS

There Is not a company which
owns acreage Of any amount IN
Burkburnel and Ranger fields
which has not advanced and IN
some score Of instances the rise
has been spectacular. and the
increase has amounted to sew
eral hundred fold.
The market has to some ez-
tent been spotiy with its days Of
lassitude only to be succeeded
bv feverish excitement and sud
den advances. Beginning the
early part Of this month the
prospects indicated a big bull
movement which will undoubt-
edlv last throughout the sum
mer and fall. There are going
to be many and wonderful
money % making opportunities,
particularly to those who ex-
ercise a modicum Of care and
caution. The hambouyant ad-
veriser. the maker Of wonder
full get-rich-quick promises. the
slick and irresponsible salesman
of stocks vii be on deck to
catch the unwary. but anyone
who uses Just plain common
sense and selects the better class
of issues. there are gong to be
chances galore to pick up big
s,J ,-r--L -,-ofrf-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

II press on toward the goaI.--
Philippians 5si4.
WHEN Thorwaldsen was asked
w which was his best statue. he is
said TO have replied. The next"
Lies program IS a series Of pro-
gressions. Lies attitudes determine
achievement
Mountain craigs are the places for
eagles nests and mounts Of vision are
essential TO manhood's triumphs.
There must be seen. clear and grip
ping, the vision peak. the world that
is TO be realized, the man that I am
TO be, the Elorified- idealized objec-
tive, If the life is TO be kept free from
bitterness pettiness. and doubt The
vision must be there that the heart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
CHURCHES UNITE To INFLUENCE
U.S.5ENATE ON NATIONS LEAGUE

Consider Wilson Pact Part of Missionary Principle for
Which They Stand; VIII Consider Steps in Questions
of Prohibition Labor Problems and Issues Before
the Several Political Parties of the United States.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

be kept pure. she judgment balanced
the courage steady and the spring OF
youthful enthusiasm kept perennial
God calls "Oh. busy man, come
apart Climb TO the crags. Look to-
ward the sun See in large space
Think in large figures Achieve in
large plans Feel in world sympathies
Be taught by my Spirit"
Essential Verify. From the mount
Of vision one passes, must pass, 10
the valley Of struggle and de- ision.
The mighty Paul realized this need.
He had caught a glimpse Of a new
day. The CLEAN had gripped his very
soul He declared. This one thing
7 do, I press towards the goal" The
goal Of a redeemed manhood. a re-
claimed race, and a rebuilt human
society.
But he worked the vision out in
the valley, amidst the clay and slime
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03
Southwestern Oil
Development Co.
Rooms y and q Sheldon Hotel Fl Ps,o Tex Phone 2oso

Rooms y and . Sheldon Hotel FL Paso Tex Phone 2O5O
sOUTHWEsTEltN
Rooms - sheldon Tex
hereby make application
for S--..-..-- fun
Name
on Development company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-03

that when EpiscOpalians came with
the proposition, people who prOfessed
zeal FOR unity ought to agree to any
thing that Is honorable. Tt Is declared
that ministers who might with profit
best submit TO re0rdination are the
very ones most certain TO refuse 10
do so. So far as can be learned the
entire Congregational ministerial sem
timeut opposes the plan
The thing complained OF is a pro-
Dosal that Congregational ministers
be ordained over again by Episcopal
bishops, and so serve in small CEN
ters the members Of both communlonsi
either ar the same or at different
times. The idea Is that such plan
might serve and save expense In small
communities IL IS also the notion
that I'm some way Christian unity may
be advanced A law Is being pre-
pared and viii be presented 20 the
Episcopal general convention az its
meeting this fail, permitting Episcopal
bishops TO ordain men who do not pur-
nose TO become Episcopal ministers,
and freeing them from the obligation
TO use the book OF common prayer in
public worship conducted by them.
Opposition in the Episcopal church IS
also reported
Pleads for Radicals.
william F. Cochran. OF Baltimore.
an active Episcopal laymau and inter
ested especially i'm social service. leads
an appeal to Episcopalians Of the
country 70 take hold OF the task OF
making their church have larger sym
pathy for all sane radical movements
for the democrat iZation OF industry
and the sOcialiZarion OF life. He ana
others say present plans OF their
church 10 this end are Inadequate.
They disclaim endorsement OF partic-
ular ideas, as the single tax. or Marx
ian socialism. but they do 20 far IN
asking endorsement OF new. even radi-
cal, measures TO meet eLtraordi mary
conditions Of the moment
With Mr.. Cochran as signers OF the