Evening Star Newspaper, April 14, 1924, Page 38

CHRISTIAN HEALING METHOD DISCUSSED Lecturer Explains Teachingl of Mary Baker Eddy to Ar- cade Audience. A lecture on “Christian Science: The Solution of the World's Problem: waa delivered yesterday afternoon at the Arcade auditorium by John dall Dunn, C. 8. B, of Boston, ) He is a member of the B d of tureship of The Mother Church, First Church of -Christ, Scientist Boston, Mass,, and was introduced by Herbert W. Archer, First Reader of Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist, under whose auspices the lecture w given. The lecturer said, in part: Let us consider,for a moment one the many examples given us in o Scriptures of Jesus' simple, and yet to our sense marvelous handling f a problem of ckness. ake one »f his early healings as recorded in lLuke's gospel. He is besought to help Th n “iput a in The B:nkrupt Way. " I had a fine and gaudy car, qum‘ fit | 8:20 p.m. for dukes and peers; “In it,” I said, 1“I'll travel far—it's good for twenty jat 8 |years. It is as good a bus, I ween, | ias any guy should need; it gives me, Ifor my gasoline, all kinds of power | !and speed.” 'Twas thus I reasoned | | Monday night, but on the Tuesday |morn, T was a sad and heartsick [wight, [ “veiwed my van with o0 | scorn. My next-door neighbors, lhc O'Fakes, had bought a wagon new jit was equipped with four-whieel: 3iqq i |brakes, and mine had only two. 1 mortgage on my shack, and |, © i) my shed, and from the|"*%9 brought back an auto | It had a brake on every | cantilever springs, and costly steel—a tum- {bril fit for kings. “This car,” I said, !*I shall propel until I'm old and gray, until I hear the passing bell that summons me away.” On Thurs- day night I reasomed thus, as I sat by my door; on Friday morn I saw ia b.s that made me sick and sore. It had the fat and mushy tires that| A ipeople call balloons; and 1 went [8:15, forth to soak my lyres and sell my STRAN i lville and Yone upon dealer soon painted red. wheel, and it was built of at 11:20, TIVOLI—De luxe prograan, {uous show, from 2 to 11:15 p.m. COSMOS — | vaudeville from 1 to 11 p.m. GAYETY—"Runnin’ RIALTO— 4,6, 8 and 10 p.m. am, 0 and 9:40 p.m. AMBASSADOR—"TFlowing Gold,” THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, ! '{ POLPS—Sothern and Mazlgwe, at Free Lecture Christian Science y John Randall Dunn, C. S. B. of Boston, Mass. Member of The Board of Lee- tureship of The Mother Church, The Firat Church of Christ clentist, in Boston, Massachu- etts At First Church of Christ, Scientist Colombia Rd. and Euclid St. N TONIGHT AT 8 0’CLOCK Under the Auspices of rxt Church of Christ, Selentist, ©f Washington, D. C. No Collection All Welcome "at and the Canary,” d LewTs, vaudenille/at 15 p.m. contin- “The Lawbreakers,” and pictures, continuous D—St. Clair Twins, pictures, at 2:45, vaude- 6:30 and Wwila,” p.m. - bur- 2:15 and §: tement,” 10:40 a.m., 40 p.m. NTRAL—" the mother of Simon’s wife, who is Iy gravely ill. Apparently | r makes no inquiries as to | ¢ sywmptom does not ask for the of the malady, nor does He de- sire to take her temperature or feel her pulse Rebuked the Fever. Tet us see what happened, as re- eorded by Luke. nd He stood over | and rebuked the fever: and it/ nd immediately she arose ed unto them.” There f conv, no | of th , mor | of strength, and the| @id_not caution her | Will diet and warn her not to| “Immediately she arose and ministered unto them! In the records of its four thousand y medicine cannot find such an astound- | ing cure of fever wrought through any of its material methods f And vyet Christ Jesus did not one material thi He rebuked the fever fever, please notice, and not the | ‘woman. N a word j only the jon of a thought; that which brought about this emarkable healing was wholly men- ther words, it was something h the Master thought or under- I ma e [brae and ts fai e to do | Friday— ound that Jesus | The thre “ts, therefore, su- (12 o’clock notwithstanding the act | 11 be onducted Master plainly said that of [C. F. Thoma He could do nothing. that it | Patrick's Church. Father dwelling in Him that | s will be held works, and that those who ! Tenebrae and sermon a ved on Him (understood |Saturday—! be able to do the things nd eve re: r things. Eddy's Experiences. tions began to the thought forks and spoons. such tires,” I said, “t other guys”; and on How hannv thing new ! (Copyright). great sbout her eat too much. Patrick's Church ik with a The followin e week we Holy Rosary fus Smith, nediction of the ble uman by the It he truly b Him) wo that He did . {to . y—Low 10 am satlla ung by Rt D. D, Church. of Benedic! Charles A | Philadelphia. ~ The 11 o'clock will b tion WCAP, W hoirs of the church ill furnish the mus ster Sunday evening ers will be sung “"*';unn Sanctuary Cho es of | Very Rev. Dr. M. ) thoushts | Holy Cross C alled for | ity of the “ninth | It of Am a the and 1 m mass to be r form | of assurance Iy-minded her ise her up : and Health an be £ Christian was kness to rom ) t the idea | he been bud it tural herself ain neag the turn. her She a4 to As she z of the man sick the great truth for been “searching all to dawn upon her czan to touch the of the healing| 2 the answer to on, “What is to chapter of Mat story of of the which her thought hem of | From the Yorkshire Post. Mrs. Lafferty—Tin doctor have to put after th ght wi' last noight! in Do there by tng as nsecrated followed to 5. B Aling, and r this she but with able to ell, was | textbook. Key to the are called ience and riptures, her shorter |fna Fevealed the scie | Jesus, the apostie Aposties. | unquéstionably with | wor Acts of the about sharin in the did n she FIFTY BIG STORES IN FIFTY LARGE CITIES {the world her discovery:. and o my will g is sermon o. series of ‘Il have to have train ST. PATRICK.’S SERVICES. Observe Holy Week With |> Special Rites. observe special with shack and | on my shed a seco..d mortgage lies is the man who tools a | flivver old but true, and doesn’t join the frantic fools who look for some- WALT MASON 9:40 p.m the pro- by P.. Very and d sacrament Holy given Solemn o.m nebrae Thurs at 6:30 high Tene Good at 9 o'clock beginning 3 o'cloc! til Rev. stations t t 7:30. at masse, Solemn m. Re 3 i rector of sermon " will be by M of o'clock H 7 am at Mgr. 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