oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-20

MINISTER OFFERS CHURCH DANCING OAKLAND, March 20.—Answering Oakland ministers who criticized him for conducting dancing exhibitions and boxing bouts in connection with church services, Dr. Leroy Cosper of the Christian Philosophical Church said today he not only proposed continuing the "entertainment features" but that "added attractions" were planned. "Next Sunday I'm going to have Russian ballet dancing, featuring two girls, and also a physical culture stunt," Dr. Cosper declared. "The following Sunday I will have boxing, dancing and exercises combined in the program with the church service." "Jesus Christ," Dr. Cosper said today, "was the first famous physical culturist and it was thru his trained mental and body action that Christ was able to do his work." "When Christ fasted forty days, he did it for his body's sake," said the Oakland minister. "Jesus went thru certain physical exercises daily because he taught, as he believed, that the key to mental or mind understanding was thru physical well-being. "Jesus cured without medicine and that's what I am preaching today. These boxing bouts, these dances and the physical culture demonstrations are to cure bodily illies and wrongs to the end that mind truths may come to the affected. Mind rules over the body but the body must be physically fit to receive the teachings of the mind. "Mental action goes hand in hand with bodily action. Watching the programs at our church shows that mind and body must work together to bring success in life in any field. This is just Christ's own teachings." Dr. Cosper said what other ministers thought about his church programs didn't interest him. He was formerly located at Los Angeles and San Francisco and at one time resided in Erie, Pa. Man is unruly And hard to please; He harbors rats To curse their fleas. SOUL OF WOMAN PLACED ON RAIL SAN DIERO, March 20.—Soul of a woman was put on rack and torn to shreds when attorneys for E. 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Ms. Schick, mother of three children, the youngest but months, and confessedly the murder of Clark, the accused merer in her direct testimony acknowledged intimate re- with the "friend" of her land. Corney Arthur Dorn, counsel Clark, hurled at the frail womens until she cowered tremb- and half hysterical in the chair. Was you, and not Clark, who first advances. You led the flirtation weeks before husband disappeared, did you the court house corridors were filled with spectators, mostly women, long before time for opening of the court, and when the balliff threw open the doors only one-third of the curious were able to crowd into the large room. District Attorney Kempley has promised that new and sensational evidence would be introduced by the state—evidence, he declares, which will prove the state's case despite the fact that no body has been found, and that circumstantial evidence only can be adduced. Montebello Woman 100 Years Old Today MONTEBELLO, March 20.—Hundreds of residents of Montebello joined today in the celebration of the 100th birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Goodrich. Mrs. Goodrich, who wears her hair bobbed and is as lively as persons many years her junior, has three rules for reaching the century mark. They are: Work hard outdoors. Don't forget to play. Never lose your temper. FAMOUS TWINS SEEN IN BIG FILM One of the finest collections of twins' clothes is owned by Dick and Harry Lee, famous twins who will be seen in "On the Banks of the Wabash," a J. Stuart Blackton special production, at the United Theater on Friday and Saturday. Dick and Harry play the roles of Eph and Cy Clark, twin brothers who own a grocery store in Cranberry Corners, the small Indiana town typical of those found along the banks of the Wabash River. Dick and Harry have more than a thousand suits in their collection of duplicate garments. 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"On the Banks of the Wabash" is based upon the famous song by Paul Dresser and renders on the screen a tribute to the genius of the author and the people of Indiana who he glorified in his song. "On the Banks of the Wabash" is a story of life in a typical American town, where petty rivalries, unrequited love and jealousies and hate and romance rise fiercely only to be tempered in the end. A tremendous storm scene a rescue by an old stern-wheeler of the residents of Cranberry Corners, from flood and a fire bring the photoplay to a dramatic close. Mary Carr, Burr McIntosh, James Morrison, Lumsden Hare, Mary MacLaren and Evans are in the all-star cast. CYPRESS CYPRESS, March 20 (Sp.) — Priddy & Schonece are now located in their new office and are cozy as a "bug in a rug." Cigar are being passed out to any visitors. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blythe were in Los Angeles on a flying business visit yesterday. 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