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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1947, 2 January 1914, Page 5

As- though. there were .not.,, ajready enough religious denominations in the .United States, a now -one lias just been added-to tho list. It is totake tho name of the Christian Socialist.Church. Its fotth'def is the'Rcv, William'-A-. Prosser, who is alleged to have boon drivo.it out of ft Methodist pastorate in Pittsburp far pwSaching the doctrine of -the brotherhood of may. .Another leader of .tho new movement is Dr. A. \Y. Arundel, who declares himself to-bitvo been compelled to leavo a fashionable -EpjpCoptilinn church for iho saniii cause. It is stated that several pastors in Washington and Columbus are ready-to join the organisation, which will take as ;its complete creed the affirmation: 'Wo believe. in the fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man." "I know -of nothing more unsatisfactory than ft. boimlingl-iouse beefsteak," growleil Hie grumpy old uncle, who was « chrome, .i>v-m.»bler. "Did yon ever got kiss from ft pretty girl 6-vev the telephone, Hiiele?" asked the impressionable nephew. "Have you .chosen any of yonr bridesmaids yet?' May: "Yes. Fanny Lyon." liiwalie: "Why, 1 thought y-oii bated, her?" "May: Well, yon see, tho bridesmaids are to' wear yellow, ami you can imagine how tlw! will go with 'Fanny's complexion." First Party: Sly daughter wast?- fa marry a ditlie." Second Party, '"Mine wants te marry a pact." F.P".: "VS-'elf, I believe I'd rnthnr support a post than a.duke. , From all accounts a neot won't cat much, and 1 d-ou'f think he'll want id play tir<j slock market all tho time.';