On View Up to Hoar of Sale Each Day
Bata—The above sale offer* the Washlnaton pab'.le a rare oppor
Struggle for Religious Freedom.” Dr.
Crothers is minister of the First
Parish Church in Cambridge. “Re
ligious and Academic Freedom in the
South" will be discussed by Rev. j
l 1 rank W. Pratt, minister of the First |
Unitarian Church in Richmond, Va.
Charles H. Strong, secretary of the ;
Association of the Bar of the City of i
New York and honorary vice presi- j
dent of the league, will report on his i
appearance vn behalf of the league j
before the Supreme Court of Ten- |
nesaee last May, when he argued in j
the defense of John T. Scopes, con- i
vieted evolution teacher.
Other leaders who will speak ai - e |
Rev. Dr. Frederick R. Griffin of Phila- j
delphia, president of the Unitarian |
Ministerial Union; Rev. Dr. Curtis W. •
Reese of Chicago, secretary of the *
Western Unitarian Conference and i
executive chairman of the National ;
Federation of Religious Liberals; i
Cap;. Hilton if. Hailey of Boston, di- j
rector of the Unitarian Foundation, j
he fiscal agent of the denomination; j
Rev. Dr. Louis C. Cornish, adminis- I
trative vice president of the Ameri- :
can Unitarian Association, ”d •
Charles S. Bolster of Boston, presi
dent of the Young People's Religious
Union.
