Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 10

¥ 10 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGION, half to its full welght in food each D. C, WEDNESDAY, APRLL 22, 1925, “MYSTICISM SEEN HUMANLIKE TRAITS [ | OFFICE HELP NEEDED | TeweLe BODIES MEET. ' A PURE RELIEON = Dean Inge Calls It Independ- < ent of Time, Place, Nation- ality or Creed. April 22. am Ralph Inge, the of St. Paul's Cathe- London, continued his task of £ the history of the Christian religion in two lectures delivered at the sixteenth convocation of the Yale Divinity School here yesterday. In speaking of mysticism Inge said: Dean OF BRDS DEPCTED Harry C. Oberholser Gives II- lustrated Lecture on Feath- ered Family in District. scribed by Harry C. Oberholser in an fllustrated address on “Bird Life in the District of Columbia” at a meet- ing of the Columbia Historical So- ciety in the Cosmos Club last night. Exhibiting pictures and describing the cunning with which the long-bill marsh wren builds its nest, fastened between marsh reeds, Mr. Oberholser described how the male bird of this Humanlike traits of birds were de- day, and indicated that it was fortu- nate that the human infants did not take after birds in the matter of food consumed. Mr. Oberholser described a “war- bler” which he said walks along the limb of a tree like a person would walk on a slippery street, looking like he is about to fall any minute. Audubon’s Favorite Bird. The wood thrush was described as one of the best birds to be found in the vicinity of the District of Colum- bia, Mr. Oberholser declaring that it was Audubon’s favorite bird. The speaker said the old Chesa- peake and Ohio Canal is one of the best places in the District to find various kinds of birds, and explained that one will often see as 40 or more different species. Pictures were shown of many different species, and Mr. Oberholser gave imitations of the notes sung by many of the varl- ous kinds of birds. Allen C. Clark, president of the so- ciety, made a brief address, in which he described the beautles of Wash- FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Stenographers and File Clerks Start at $1,320 and $1,140 Yearly. Stenographegs and file clerks are wanted by the District public school system to fill new positions created in the appropriation bill for the next fiscal year, which becomes -ayailable July 1. Applicants will be examined at Business High School May 9. The stenographic positions will pay a minimum_ salary of $1,320 a year and a maximum of $1.680. The file ks will recelve $1,140 to $1,500. duation from a two-year com- mercial course in an accredited high school is a prerequisite qualification for applicants for the filing positions, Applicants for the stenographic po- sitions should be graduates of a four- year commercial course in an ac- Concert and Supper Planned by Eighth Street Congregation. Members of the Brotherhood, the Junior Council and the Alumni As- soclation of the Eighth Street Temple will hoid a joint meeting, beginning at 8 o'clock tonizht, at the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation. Speakers will be Rabbis Louls Bin- slock of Baltimore and Abraham Simon. The latter will speak on Jew- is current events throughout the world. The entertainment program in- cludes pilano and violin selections by Sylvia and Jullan Altman and solos & Mrs. Norman Fischer. A buffet supper will be served after the meet- PLEASE . LEAVE THE The Riggs National Bank takes pleasure in announcing that at the instance of the Lexington Trust Company, of Lexington, Mass. it has placed on sale a consignment of Lexington-Concord Memorial Half-Dollars At One Dollar' Apiece These coins may be purchased at any of our Offices: Main Office, 1503 Penn. Ave., Opp. U. S. Treasury Dupont Circle Office, 1913 Mass. Ave. species resembles In more than one way the males of the humah families 3 with whom we come in contact each day. "Mr. Oberholser told of the won- Two Hold-Ups Net $40. derful construction of the nests built by the mother bird for the raising{ Two colored men held up John of the young, but added that the male | Lynagh in his grocery store, at 1200 bird is not satisfied with this home, | mpird street southwest, last night and but builds himself one or mors bach- elor quarters. took $30 from a cash register, he told the police. Not Up to Standard. Three colored boys perpetrat And, like many a bachelor's quar-|S in the store of & ters, these are not nearly so well Ninth stre built or equipped as the home nest, but_the male bird enjoys the freedom of them, @ spends much of his The nest built by the female of this species of bird is complete in every way, said the speaker, who explained that the in- side of it is lined with the fur from “cattall” weeds, which grow in swampy land. However, the male bird is perfectly satisfied to remain in his bachelor quarters without the comforts of his fur-lined home. Telling of the parent bird’s methods Called Pure Religion. Mysticism is religion in its purest form—it is independent of time, place, nationality and creed. In reading the ,Svritings of the great mystics ‘;10 4 micht often be in doubt whether the b % writer was a neoplatonist or member |Production of the “Pirates of Pen- - e air DhisoiBal . TRe. | zance,” Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, ¥ | to be presented at 8 o'clock at the Im- maculate Cenception School _ tomor- row and Friday evening, for the benefit of the church fund. The pro- duction is the fifth biennial operatic performance given by the choir girls and boys of the church under the ex- cellent direction of Harry Wheaton Howard M Yocum, who is only 16 years old, will sing the leading feminine role of Mabel, the captain’s pretty daugh- ter. ington. credited high school and have had at least two years' experience as a ste- nographer. Students who expect to be graduated from the Washington high schools in June will be admit- ted to the examinations, but will not be considered until evidence of grad- uation is submitted. Goes to Watertown. j. Walter P. Boatwright, Ord- artment, has been trans- ort Leavenworth, Kans., v|to the United & rsenal at Wa- tertown, N. Y. Washington Heights Office, 2477 18th St. N.W. Fourteenth and Park Road Office Seventh and Eye Streets Office And Also at the D. A. R. Convention Sale of these coins will be continued for one week from this date and the entire proceeds are to be devoted to the Lexington-Concord Memorial. Florence Marguerite Yocum, young Washington singer, will appear in the Made to order at factory prices | | A better shade for less money MC DEVITT al- wayvs mixed w 3 4 ticism is pure For this % reason the great churches have never i been able to do without it, yet have * never been able to control it or sub ordinate it to their aims. It has been % throughout a to every mo- % nopolist claim: a potential enemy to night. . Egber was alor store when they held her up. obtained $10. 1 for Estimates in & Martin Bldg. PSSy P Col. Ingram Assigned. Col. Ralph E. Ingram, general staff, at Baltimore, has been assigned to duty with the Ist Division, 2d Corps Area. the distinguished speaker as agrarian, . when, during his treatment of the\ i subject of feudalism, he touched on the topic. “The town rather than the country was the room for medieval thinkers, who, in this respect,. were less in fluenced feudalism than is often| supposed,” Dean Inge said. ““Modern “atholicism, on the other hand, is “agrarian in its sympathies and is % weak in the larg es of our day. On the other hand, the traditional condemnation of usury, which goes back to Aristotle, made Catholiclsm unsympathetic to big -business of ‘every kind.” GIRL WILLFULLY SLAIN. i London Jury Holds Boy, 18, in Death of Young Dancer. LONDON, April 22 Jury has returned a verdict of willful murder in the death of Grace Blak ler, the 16-year-old dancing teach who was found with her throat c huddled on the steps of her mother's || home in West Kensington on April|| g 11. 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