Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 5

. 8 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1925. 5 BRYAN H”’S []ARWIN'U]VSPOKEN SPEECH BY BRYAN Ka‘\‘gledurx;fp sreater sex repression|is no xt':‘"gsl‘:._\-mfii'.l';n‘arx‘y:m(;].:fze"‘du'\‘:x‘. PASTORS LAUD BRYAN. !l\'!;x;l)n‘\"m\ Dr. Aquila Sayles, Rev. W, | Sagwe “upees aghe. iagms ¥ \ Grauderson SEES BIBLE IN WAR TO DEATH |or o s bevcenane st the aava-| ions ‘of ‘a bt reval hetwcen wn- | D."C. Baptist Ministers Adopt Res- | I wvis held ut the Stctsopotiein 1oy 'P'erce Arrow Touring, 7\9 e B A | | cates of evolution sympathize with|belief that attempts to speak through | tist Church and was presided over by Passenger, 6-38 | . T I e jthis foathsome appe ation of evolu-|so-called science and the defenders | olutions of Sympathy. ]n M. W. D. Norman, president of S s tion to social life, but it is worth|of the Christ faith, speaking ) inisters’ Confe | the conference. ewW P t fine | |_ W | |N Science Needs Religion as Moral Rudder to Prevent|vhie to inquire why those in charge | throuzh the legislators of Tennessee Pt ity yestira New pagreie 5 6 i | . of a great institution of learning allow iin a choice between God and | qopted o resolution of sympathy for | L'Hermitte, A.ms'_.}m& upholstery, toy . . . . such filth to be poured out for the|Baal; it is also a renewal of the issue | Ao’ “u. 3 4 Motor in first-c g . Jes B and % Motor in first Poisoning of Minds and Corruption of stirring of the passions of its students. [ in Pilate’s court. In that histd mm\‘l\,,"":h’(‘,’dl)';:l’;‘“},';"h‘,r Hobind. PARIS, July 28 UP.—The death is ||| o0 X 5 & % | trial—the greatest in history—for Members of the conference delivered | announced of the noted painter, Leon - Youth, He Declares. oy, Bems Metsliy Laging. | impersonstes by Pilske, occubiof the | s e e e g 4 Uals ey 1 o PACKARD ';u‘:‘r::.lm((:»:x: l:};;rf‘_r]unluhm. The | thione. Behind it was the Roman | " the "parthe | fgustin L'Hermitte, one of France's Bt R Against Bible’s Teaching ‘ June 25, 1925, quotes five eminent col-| Soyeiument, mistress of the world. |played as “the great champlon of the | ber of the Institute. (Continued from Fourth Page) |issued from the press in 1918, seven [lege men of Great Britain as JOININE | wore e Jenirns or qm Sovernment 22 falth nd datRnage of e Iny or Go ey \ = sars ago. The title of the book is|in an answer to the question, ‘Will r | Y @ E k Sorvive : FRNEREA e ey an a X Pllate stood Christ, the apostle of | oy e of Love, He Says [ survive, and complains that “we civ. | The Stienice 0f Power,' and s au. | eivilisation. survives: Thes reply. Is | Late Stood Christ, the apostle of | included D ilized men do our utmost tg check ! thor, Benjamin Kidd, being an Eng-|that: Y the process of elimination How in. | lishman, could not have any national Phe ‘sreatest denger menachnE |s ng G- geppnry wn such @ docirine as this! He prejudice against Darwin. On pages|our civilization 1s the b OF | “ErR Tk A6RA " But P st Ay g evee s repudiated, the thinks it injurious to ‘build asylums 46 and 47 we find Kidd's interpreta- | achievements of science. - Mastery |mcer cin St5 gy g e | n the Bible ridiculed.| for the imbecile, the maimed and the | tion of evolution: over the forces of nature has endowed | by of et Taeal | unbeliever of every kind and ! o 28, che 'for the *.s s| “Darwln's presentation of the evo-| " twentioth-century mwan with |t o paoresed. In | degree will happy. If, on the| the sympathetic ivities of | lution of the world as the product of { pywer which he Is not fit to exercise. | zone and its legions forsatten ile | Other hand, the law is upheld and the | d society are condemned be- | natural selection in never-ceasing Waf | Unless the development of morality |the crucified and risen Lord has be. | religion of the school children pro. they ble ‘the weak n ers | —as a product, that is to say, of a]catches up with the development of | 7 . millions of Christians will cail thate ki en he | struggle in which the individual, efl-| fCohnique, humanity is bound to de- | \or crowins Aacas tact tn hist [ vou blessed, and, with hearts full of | wn of clent in the fight for his own in- | o fiee) ? = ki R gratitude to God, will sing again that | i ompar f erests, was always the winning type hi 3 g Old Conflict Renewed. a old so fumph: unfav you profoundest depths of £ s uc [isTaaaR oLty e : ) e protoundestGenthe ol enc eligion to di- | “Asain force and love meet face to| ‘“Faith of our fathers L that we put ¢ nyar Reyenoios s citne e mncho o s and to inspire with |face and the question, ‘what shall 1| ib site of dune ; geame v : ¢ purpose those who employ the [do With Jesus?’ must be answered. Whene'e ot Klorions w 10 one think that ©ss in the world as the result of : : : B : no 1 8 1n th e es that are unloosed by science.|A bloody, brutal doctrine—evolution Faith of o oly faith | tance of barbarism as the i mechanical and materlalistic | (T8, that are \th religion be- | demands, as the rabble did 1,00 ye Weill Be trie to thee till death ciple of evolution died with process resting on force. In so doing Rl ar it Relision e | A dt 00 e . in three years a hook has a it was a conception which reached the use religion is supernatural; it is, (ako. tha he be cruciic el = =l : . therefore, the relentless —foe of | not be the answer of this jury repre. | i ithor is ey © frankly | springs of that heredity born of the | therefo St : | o uibor Ty oot mort rankly| springs of that Bereaicy borm G2 e | Lo ) N " Tevenion v | Romim - Chincn Stats 54 b otel Inn | v Decalogue ience’ | which the western mind has come, | H§ion L I . ot Tonnskged Phone Main 8108-8100. | cted wide att One | Within half a century the “Origin of Let us, then, hear the conclusion \!-»u- bR heard throughout 604-610 9th St. N.W. i 1 3 > hioln or. Scienbe 1 a|the world: it is eagerly awaited by art W | r 1 secies” had become the bible of the|©f the whole matter. tence 1 N ey el | %7 rooms. 56 weekly: $10.50 roome, $8 ntly ; him | doctrine of the omnipotence of force.’ | Ma&nificent material force, but it is|pra 4 e law s | & 37 oior. shower. and lavators. $10 ; . ; $ida & far 58 to charge that | Dot @ teacher of mor: It can per- | nullified, there will be rejoicing wher- | £'ih Toom."30% more. Rooms fike Mcther's. | b ropretontad the | fect machinery, but it adds no moral el 4 3 retation of the hopular - Dar. | Testraints to protect society from the Bl 5 R D rored with Top ey ‘amd | misuse of the machine. It can also -{and eSSOrS. of t « intensity of genins.’” And Nietzsche, | Puild gigantic intellectualships, but it/ | cat State the the -doctrine of the degen.|control of storm-tossed human ves- nderestimate Environment university, reac useript over twice ‘and made " and democracy as ‘the refuge |Sels. It not only fails to supply the A H % mvaluable suggestions. of weakling spiritual element needed, but some Funeral Flowers Delivered Free—Nominal Charge on Other Orders The author describes Nietziche who Led to “Super State.” U pmproven hypotheses rob the ||} 807 14th 804 17th 2467 18th 1209 Wis. Ave. accondingta M Détrow. tiads o mi compass and thus en- Ph 8 g & fir 2 0 hone Fr. 10301 Tel. Col. 9997 Phone West 1702 out of Bahe d, as ‘the “Kidd says that Nietzsche gave|danser i Argo. since Jesi rdmits | Germany the doctrine Darwin’s Evil Genius in Wi . : e s wronz!| eficiont animal n the volce of Wit w1 e selence. has proven fiselt . Specially perhaps,” ‘in many | supern ind that Bernk ama (s 20 Wan, Relernce has, technical kno but | the military textbooks in due time |20 €Vil genius t b made war more 1s that Nietzsche was ‘glori - Germany the doctrine of the | Bre. / esigne eI pigache vas Elort | gave (Corminy [he dectrins ot ptht | vaea to ‘Bo-content to-saugntor' his Il - GF S g f the universe ¢ is own | policy he superstate aiming at Uw L Jnen. 06 -6, Singls IpINnthe & : Polloy Or Ihe suiel earth’s surface. Science his taught i o T 9 : him to go down into the water and ; L oé And what else but the spirit of ¢ " % eyt torals e e And what Telse but tho spirit of | BT, 80,500, [, the, vater wn , reains another place the autho larity of the selfish doctrine ‘each |into the clouds and shoot down from 5 morals todas are jungle | one for himself, and the devil take|“Pove. thus making the battlefield | ‘ ~SPRAYS and other | pre ts,’ and then h irms that ‘it hindmost,’ that threatens the very | t1T¢¢ times as bloody as it was be " % > Focts T G0l Ees baror i oy e of tho dootrlas of rothor ] fove: buk nce does not teach broth b A effective Floral Tributes ere mo 80 now.’ o) hese two | hood. erly love. fence has made war so & 2 DELIVERED samples of his vie will not be| *“In 1900- years ago—while an in. | hellisT that civilization was about to 3 $i A5 surprised when I read you the follow-| ternational peace congr g i lEommlt elicidar ani, now. we (see p: 3 session in Paris, the following editorial | fiab BOWW Ciironered in Evolutio L bloody bustness, but | appeared in L'Univer: Jootnie 0B Wil makesth s ion tries to make it a pink tea The' spirit ‘of ipeace: ins Sed itlis] £1O 1848 ‘WAt 'seem trivial in ‘oom: | et e Spirit of pence has fled the | harison with the cruelties of wars S s Soar 3 Lot s that may come in the future. If plea for peace | tha Cation 1o e or Sgpe S e e O e c¢ | civilization is to be saved from the o ¥ S i been inspired by wrec thr ened by intelligence inically de-! faith in the divine nature and the Eagh 1 o o et e children of apes; what | Saved by the moral code of the meek when you take ters it whether they are slaugh-|2nd lowly Nazarene. Fis teachings, out of the hloody, bruta but benef- | tered or not? P and His teachings alone, n_solve et hane or . the problems that vex the heart and | DINGE T 1 e e Quotes School Magazine. perplex the world. | | “When there is poison in the flood| “The world needs a savior more 1 ial selection.|no one knows what part of the|than it ever did before, and there is | . | AV Special Sestion | Sure that It Wil contime to breik | among men whereby we must be| ‘ acation Specia )t lout until the blood is purified. One of | N e /T mhms s ievoln “Drive a Nash, Then Decide” the leading universities of the South | tion degrades, for, carried to its log < 5 |its name) publishes a monthly maga- | £10rY of a virgin birth, of the majesty £ LAl e 3 rcle | zine entitled ‘Journal of Social Forces.: | ©f His Deity and mission and of the | the ide: ¢ P contributor has a lengthy article on|diSputes the doctrine of the atone y o er. £ < jDo_these minister 1at ‘evolu- | ‘Sociology and Ethics,’ in the course | Ment. loody " Do they | of which 1ys: ‘No attempt will be Says Case Is World Wide. Fvery i 3 i ool fo take up: the ‘matier of ‘the| wxe Every man likes to feel that some BRYAN’S ASSISTANGE |1 hich man has ever or |ood or evil of sexual lntercourse| whether this attack upon the Chris day he will own the best automobile ecline know |among humans aside from the mat- oy o | = e -9 = ‘the bloody, brutal hand of nat-|ter of conscious procreation, but as an | 2R religian shall be permitted in th made. Knowing this, as we all do, it -ent’ and that | historian it might be worth while to|PUPNC schools of Tennessee by teach can we tell why some of the richest R D|yre el salo ers employed by the State und ps found in civil-|ack the exponents of the impurity |53 SROYeS by U i % 2 g 5 # ke ; 5 sl A iplex to explain the fact that, with. | 2ut Of the public tr men in the country buy and adhere t g | we think of the disti shed educat-|out exception, the great periods of the Advanced Six? The answer is . Sk ; A. F. of L. Secretary Says Com-|crs and sclentists who read the 1-| cultural affiorescence have been those { obvious. 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