Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 29

P& THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.,l FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. NS e = —— H A AW L IMEVER'S SHops 1331 F St. N. W. lhh T T COLLEGE _ - MEN— “Sweater Coats” P |"flw.1|!'mnmy., SCH O OL Those “great” Knitted Sweaters with V necks or large shawl collars that are just what you need at the football game, the track, skating and scores of BOYS— other “outdoor games.” And, there are the lighter variety of jersey, alpaca or camel’s hair to be worn AND : under the coat if you so desire, at golf, sports, etc. SPORTSMEN o s miteers in it sivee " FOR SPORT— Medium and —FOR BOYS— Jersey Coat. .. gg Heavyweight hGaas gaezl:;fei g;:z;t 5 Coat style $9.50-$13.50 Coat Style........$7.50 HJ‘;;M..S" ort $10 | Ghar " G V-neck collar. . ...$6.50 eather SpPor V-neck ........ .$ ;',“,hp collar: §8 50-$12.00 V-neck...........$6.00 style. $7.50-$10.50 V-neck. :'-‘Glie HUB FURNITURE CO= E Just to Remind You That—? -' The Hub Furniture Company is open.all day Saturdays un- til further notice. You are given the ogportumty to shop SIX DAYS IN THE WEEK instead of five as heretofore during the summer months. b Use Your Credit—Open a Convenient Charge Account What Every Housewife Wants A Sellers Kitchen Cabinet—of Course And at the Hub You Have Choice of All the Best Models and You May Buy Any One You Desire on the Most Liberal Credit Terms—Paying as Convenient! Thousands of dollars are ex- - pended every year on details just to make the SELLERS Cabinet better than any other cabinet on the market. That it makes the many hours you usually spend in the kitchen HOURS WORTH LIVING goes without saying. Thon- sands of women all over the United States sing praises of the SELLERS—how it saves them miles of steps in the course of a year—how every- thing is in its place—how there’s a place for everything. Come in and see the line we are displaying. Prices start at— $37.75 A White Enamel Bed Outfit That’s Typical of the Underselling Values at This Furniture Store (Charge It To Your Account—-Pay as Convenient.) Have you a spare room about the house that you would like to put in use—say, as a bedroom? Here's a three-piece out- fit, consisting of a Full Size Continuous-post White Enamel Bed, 5 a Sanitary Woven Wire Spring and a Reversible Mattress cov- ered in a good ticking we are offering at a special low price in anticipation of just such a need from many of our customers. Special FOR SATURDAY.....cccoiiiiiiiiiiiiieniineeeneaannns THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY-= b - ] 4 ] ! 1cave here for Newport. EARTH 1S FLAT, ZIONIST DECLARES, | AND WILL DEBATE WITH SCIENTISTS " By the Assoclated Press. | CHICAGO, September 16.—The story of “The Village That Voted the Earth 1s Flat” has an earnest adherent in Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, the religious community that Alexander Dowie founded at Zion City, a little north of Chicago. Declaring that there is no proof whatsoever of the sphericity of the earth or that the earth has any motion, Overseer Voliva says he is “prepared to refute modern as- tronomy, scientifically, as well as from the standpoint of the Bible.” Here are some of the points he advances: “All standing water is level. Let any one disprove it If he can. They cannot disprove it. This is con- clusive evidence that the old Py- thagorean-Copernican system of the sphericity of the earth is false. “A man stood at Kingstony Ja- CHURGH COUNCIL TO TAKE UP PROBLEMS OF WORLD e — Analysis Will Be Undertaken by Alliance Holding Pres- byterian System. By the Assoclated Press. PITTSBURGH, September 16.—Analy- sis of the problems confronting churches throughout the world will be undertaken here at the eleventh general council of the Alllance of Reformed Churches hold- ing the Presbyteriain system, opening today. Sessions will continue until Sep- tember 25. Seventy different church bodies, num- bering nearly 35,000,000 members and ad- herents, are_included in_ the alliance, according to Dr. Jogn McNaugher, presi- dent of the Pittsburgh Theological Semi- nary and chairman of the local commit- tee. “This meeting is one of the utmost importance, because of the baffling prob- lems _confronting not any one nation or group of nations, or pne church or group of churches, but all nations and all churches,” Dr. McNaughér sald. +They are the world church problems and only a world gathering with the leaders in_religious work and thought from all corners of the earth In attend- ance can properly diagnose those prob- lems and work out the remedies for those ills. “The general council of the Alliance is_expected to solve many of the prob- lems of the Reformed Presbyterian churches. Ministers and others inter- ested in these churches are anxious to get the results of the deliberations of the council, because this is the first meeting since before the war and the war has been responsible for many of the church’s problems.” Since the first convention in Edin- burgh, Scotland, in 1877, it has been the custom to hold meetings of the general | council of the alliance every three or four years. The last was in Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1913. NOTED YACHT IN PORT. PROVIDENCE, R. I, September 16.— The famous old xchooner-yacht Amer- ica has arrived here, where her crew | are the guests of the Rhode Island Yacht Club. In approaching the pier she grounded. but was hauled off and anchored in deep water. She will maica, and saw the lighthouse at Havana harbor, eighty-two miles distant, which 'is another conclu- sive proof that the sphericity of the ecarth is a fake. “The midnight sun has been seen ! hundreds of times, but it would be absolutely impossible to see it on a sphere. You would have to look through hundreds of miles of earth and rock. “There is a r: America two tho which is aimost in South d_miles long, perfectly " level. The Suez canal is a hundred miles long without locks and with scarcely any rise at all. Where is your curvature of the earth? There is none. “No wonder higher critics and modern believers in the Coperni- can system of astronomy laugh at the flood and say that such a thing as a flood could not occur on a globe or a spherical earth—and I agree with them. They arc per- fectly right. That is what the devil intended when he invented the modern astronomical theory— to_destroy the Wort “They say that e by the earth pass moon and the sun, shadow, but how can eclipse ‘with both the moon above the horizon? It is a matter of record that there have been a number of eclipses with both the moon and the sun above the horizon. No one knows what causes eclipses. “They tell that the sun is ninety-two million miles away. I laugh at that mnot only as a ausing the ou have an un and the “Did God Almighty create earth and then create a light to light it up and million miles a million times larger than the earth? What kind of a fool would build a house up in Kenosha and erect a light a hundred miles from it to light up the parlor? say that science is not speculation, but if science is true, can be no conflict be- the Word of God—but mes to the Word of God. not a leg to stand on. I of God and stronomer on and dispose thirty min- tween it when it Tote! CE TN TOWN. LUB ATMOSPHERE. pa ~da; G2 ME SELECTED. |Electric Railway Company, which i H. B. TITCOME S operates the system of interurban Explained. NEW YORK, September 16.—Direc- | railways from Los Angeles. Mis. Benham—-1 notice that tae tors of the Southern Pacific Railroad X fermers always have a man for a Company of Mexico has elected , H. scarecrow. B. 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