Karl Rieland

"... ls no conflict between science and religion when they get together ln a humble attitude- to discover the realities, for the same power ls behind them sald the Rev. Karl Rieland of St. George's Episcopal Church, New York city, ln a chapel address to Princeton undergraduates today. Dr. Rieland sald there was an undoubted conflict between the modernist and fundamentalist points ..."

"... being five candidates for orders. They were Charles Mason Gross, of Iranian. jiel church, Ansguiai Cranston Bi-enton of All Saints', New Milford; George H. Toop, of Yonkers, N. Y.; Karl Rieland, of Wethersfield, Conn., and Claude Pooley, of Morrisiana, N. Y. Blrhop Brewster officiated and the sermon was preached by Rev. George Williamson Smith, D. D., LL. D., president of Tiin-ity ..."

"... Timothy S. Williams, Ralph Peters, George W. Perkins, Arthur Wood?, Henry Bruire, John A. Kings bury, George H. Hell. Lillian I). Wald. the Be*/, Dennis J. McMahon, the Rev. Karl Rieland, Paul Kcnneday, Cyrus L. Snltberger, Jacob Wertheim, marshal P. (Ileason. Mrs. James Speyer, I'lark ion Cowl. H. C. Hequembourg, Edward T. Deviae, Howard P. Elliott, William I.mli. ii., John B. ..."

"... made necessary the calling of police to keep the street clear. The service itself was chiefly devoted to music by thc church choir, and for conclusion the rector, Dr. Karl Rieland, made a brief address on the subject of the negro's contribution to music. In addition to paying fitting tribute to Mr. burleigh's achievements in giving permanent form to the musical ..."