ORALS AND DRESS

Grey River Argus, 22 June 1920, Page 3

ORALS AND DRESS

ISHOP'S CONDEMNATION FARMYARD" MOEALS ft N.Z. Cable Association.] ceived at 5.5 p.m. June 21). LONDON, June 21. bishop Clarke, of Melbourne, adig a Mothers' Union, at Westt, spoke against the present , of scanty costumes. He conJ the "farmyard" morals of .hood shirkers. BRIDE'S TROUSEATT. bEGEADES MAEEI4GE. \ sacrament! c eefuses to officiate. LONDON, June 21. ceived at 5.5 p.m. June' 21). 'Daily Mail" makes a feature er Untomines' refusal to marry at New Orleans, because her egraded the Sacrament of my. The . priest ordered the > be lowered, and dismissed the vithout performing tho cere- ' TED STATES PRESIDENCY DEMTJCBATkf I k NJJ. C4bie Association.] NEW YORK, June 21 I hinted that President Wilson Vminate Mr Colby, the Tecently*>d. Secretary of State, ag a felt candidate for the Presiihaving kept him .as a . dark . .Mr Colby is popular with Irish 'HOST OF' ASPIRANTS. cciveTTat 9.30 p.m. June 20). ! NEW YORK, June 20. (Francisco despatches state that i outstanding aspirants for the ftic nomination * for the Presid-. i Senator Owen (who is promininnected with important Federjial laws) ; Senator ' Hitchcock, fmcr Democratic leader in the } Governor Edwards, of New jwho 'was 1 elected on a platform ;to prohibition); Governor Cox I Vive-President Marshall, John [s (Ambassador to Britain) ; . Atteneral Palmer'; ex^Secretary •overnor Smith (of New York); pd (ex-Ambassador to Gerand Mr Colby (the present r of State). is a question raised as to whesident Wilson 'will run for*a in. It isi pointed out that he pet definitely expressed his mmin this" respect. There is also c of nominating Mr McCadoo is statement that he will not nomination. ~~