Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1925, Page 11

TRACES EVOLUTION - FIGHT TO GENESIS Theologsst Says nght Inter- pretation of Bible Text Settles Issue. By the Aseoc MILWAUKEE, Wis., August 1 Much of the <wee of opinion cerning evolution and the Bible is due to a misinterpretation of two He. brew words of related meaning used in the story of creation as told in the first chapter of Genesis, Prof. David L. Cooper of Southern Baptist Theo. Jogical Seminary, Louisville, Ky., de. clared before the opening meeting of fundamental Bible conference The words the first m something the second, * ibing the creation of lower forms of life. But in the \l('h almmn of Genesis the word “ba appears in connection w th ition of man, whom God \Ah}mi created “in His fference between the two He showed, Prof. wson failed to take into con 14, God set up er as between | § create species, duced nux CALIFORNIA TORN BY POLITICAL ROW (Continued from Tenth Page.) economy program. He practiced what he preached, li President Coolidge, and accumulated political enemies all al the route. Cali- fornia per the most expen sively goverr in the Union Richardso to accom, and has su need another year achieve perm: results, Meantime his progr: s evoked loud outcries from the State bureaucracy. The get system has been acked, and Richardson has been taunted with letting California go “from rack to ruin.” The governor’'s determination to check extravagance in the constru tion and maintenance of highw has brought him ‘under sant. But riends and supporters (including men like Mark L. Requ Coolidge manager in northern Cal fornia and one of Herbert Hoov most tr lying to Taxes Are $325 California ually collects $325,- omitting Federal taxes, or over 6 per cent on the State’s asses: value. All agricul- ture in the State produces annu $343,000,000, all minerals, includ- ing oil, 0. In other words Californ s C e in value an v $55,000,000 than ral production, and only ess than the entire value of all her field crops. Gov. Richard- mmering at taxation as the verwhelmingly paramount is- If Richardson not been wreck- political foes belleve he may will run for re-election in 19 1928, according to present p the field against Hiram Johnson for the United States Johnson or when he made his first or in 1915. That will f the centur California. 5 drained the California in bition to be President flice no one has ever been able to throw him. Richardson cher- ver spent part of June v in Ofctally s for irrigation, tion and Government economics gen| 7 > - TV - W $15to 75 Per ‘Month Buys All M, tex 7 Rooms and Haeh Prices Quoted Do Not Include Cement, Brick or Plastey Sears, Roebuck and Co. 704 Tentlf St., N. W. WASHINGTON Phone Main 9637 Open $:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.; Saturday, 4:30 p. m. |Tiny Autojacks on *| Coolldge declares a free-for-all for the ' | bring that clear, youthful skin and Wild Ride Wreck 2 Cars; Captured Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md., August 17.— When J. L. Helsse of Martinsburg, driving near this city vesterday, saw an automobile zigzagging down the ‘Williamsport highway he thought it was_driverless. A moment later it! hed into his machine, and both were Wi . Then he found two boy ez over 10 years old, in the driver" at. They were turned over to the po- lice, and their machine proved to have been stolen from John F. Byers of this city. They were held for a hearing Juvenile Court, their names being kept from the public be- cause of their ages. The police call them the youngest autojacks on rec- ord here. Queen Mary Sets Style LONDON, August 17 (#).—When on—which is hes on with est vogue which d is the wearing s in her hat. Several s women at the recent race meet- ings followed the fashion, but on a larger scale. the smart set. a vacation—but his hosts of presence in the © another reason. Unblush gly, they aspire to make Herbert Hoover President of the United States some sunny Californ: day It may | not be in 1928, will_not be if Calvin Coolidge ¢ another term. But it will hardly be later than when Hoover's admirers and pporters on the coast will renew the effort in which they were foiled in 920. Hoover has kept entirely off the po reservation in California_this er. Men and women found him disinclined to *talk politics™ E About all they could get out of him was that if President Coolidge wants to run again in 1928 his most valiant aider and abettor will be his Secretary of Commerce. If G. O. P. nomination and takes him- self out of the race—well, that's a dif- ferent story, and one in which the name of Herbert Hoover is not likely to be missing. Hoover has put in ef- fective licks for himself in California, he intended to or not, by g himself to a greater de. ever before with Califor- g local problems and *“‘culti vating” some of her big personalities. He is immensely strong and univer: sally popular in the State—alway in those re where [ Fohmson still pres (Covyright. 1925.) Bee Brand Insect Powder nything except insects. Household sizes, 10c and 25c—other sizes, 50c and $1.00, at your druggist or grocer. Free Booklet. l\ McCORMICK & CO., Baltimore, Md. /l TRY LEMON JUICE TO WHITEN SKIN The only harmless way to bleach the skin white is to mix | the juice of twol lemons with three | ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply | for a few cents.! Shake well in a bot- | tle and you have a| whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful skin w lmcncr softener and beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. 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In this first group $49.50 to $89.50 —the fluttering movement is handled with rare cleverness by side and front flares. Women's Dress Section, Third floor. Collegiate Sweaters for College Girls $10.75 and $12.75 No sweater has had greater popularity—or is more cor- rect for campus or sports than this heavy jumbo knit. Slip-on and coat models. The Fall sweaters, chosen especially for ~school and college wear, are more at- tractive than ever, with their smart stripes and Autumn colors. Women's Sweater Section, Third floor kets now while we ceptional values, blankets in this sale. are able to offer these ex- There are only 150 pairs of Every blanket is of pure wool—a fact that wijll be appreciated when cool Fall and cold Winter weather is here. They are in the large block plaids that were so popular last Fall and Winter and that promise to be even more in demand this year. The size, 70x80, is one that almost every one uses Block Plaids in Rose, Blue, Lavender, Gray and Gold with Bindings of Fine Sateen in Matching Colors First Fall Shipment---2,400 Pairs Granite Silk Hose 1.75 Our Exclusive Silk Hose That Give Such Exceptional Service Because Exceptionally Well Made Beauty, durability and reasonable price, al forme. 104 the Calf Square Box Heel Spiced Toe 3 Kot to Fit E2E 1 characteristics of Granite Silk Hose, serve to create even more interest in this announcement. Granite Hose look and wear well because they are made of pure silk —assuring strength—pure dye—assuring fastness of color—hand tailored and full fashioned—assuring style and shapeliness. Granite regular and chiffon weight, lisle top and sole, $1.75. Granite All-Silk Chiffon Hose, $2. Granite “Service” Silk Hose of heavier weight, $2. Outsizes Granite Hose—regular weight, $1.90—"Service,” $2.50. These Are the Fall Shades Fallow, Creole, Honeysuckle, Parchment, Beige, Nude, Atmosphere, Moonlight, Zinc, Griscon Gray, Gun Metal, Black, Blond Satin, Rose Blond, Cruiser, White, Brown. ‘Women's Hosiery Section, First floor. 25 More of These Dress Trunks Are Very Low Priced 33 and 39 inch sizes With 2 Trays We have offered many splendid values in traveling gooeds this Summer and these trunks equal anything heretofore offered. This sale comes just in time for the late vacation this year as well as many vacations in future years. Traveling Goods Section, Second floor. The trunks are of strong, three- ply veneer, covered and bound with vulcanized fiber and have strong spring lock and draw bolts. The linings are of ex- cellent grade, attractive cretonne, and the trays are covered with the same material. Vogue A Butterick Pattern Pattern No. 2466 Q\ To Make Little Girls’ School Dresses These New Wash Fabrics 32-inch Zephyr, 50c A durable but dainty light-weight wash fabric that will withstand the hardest kind of wear. This material comes in attractive and colorful prints that will remain fast. It is unsurpassed for school wear 32-inch Gingham, 38c and 58¢ I'he always popular, service-giving gingham, strikes new color combinations and rm in the 11, regular and broken checks as well as coming in plain colors. These will make ideal little frocks with which to start the first Fall days. 32-inch Kiddie Kloth, 38¢ A sturdy material for the active child. Especially good for rompers for the little tot, and bloomers for the child a little older. Plain colors only. Jerseys Are Fashionable for Fall Traetone Jersey Cloth, a mixture of three bl ng shades in Kobe, Marblehead, Arden green, Harvest It is tubular woven and can be quickly made into the new, smart, straightlined sport dresses. Ideal, also, for classroom use. 54 inches wide, $3 yard. French Spun Jersey—in the new Autumn shades, 534 inches wide. $2.25 yard. Boys’ English Broadcloth Blouses in the Prince of Wales Patterns When all the talk of Fall fashions school clothes comes, the Boy of the family is not neglected. The newest blouses in Prince of Wales checks and stripes and are decidedly smart. nglish Broadcloth Blouses may be had in white and soft plain shades, as well as stripes and checks, all with attached collar Sizes 7 to 14. New Blouses are also shown in Soisette, iras, Gingham and Khaki. Cc Blue, Tan, Gray and White. $1, $1.50, $2. Eton Collar Blouses for smaller boys 5 to 10, come in white Soisette, Oxiord and Madras, $1.50. Percale Blouses, in stripes, $1. Boys' Furmi Section, Fourth floor. Novel Brims, Fall Colors In Felt Hats to Trim, %6 There are always those who, capable of giving an artistic touch to their hat, prefer to do so. s is particula a good idea if you wish it to exactly h some costume A splendid collection of the latest and most popular is to be found in our millinery section. Flat Fe 1hcr~ trimming, ornaments and rhinestone and colored pins are suggested and may be had from 50c upward Millinery Section. Third floor Two Fur Coat Specials In Our Advance Display The insistent demand of the discriminating woman for fur coats that combine quality, charm and service at moderate prices lead us to select these two very excep- tional values. Fox-Trimmed Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), $425 An exquisite Hudson Sgal Coat (dyed muskrat), guaranteed all-northern skins, which are thicker and take the dye in a superb manner. Luxuriously trim- med in Alaskan Fox, and beautifully lined in a floral embroidered silk. Golden Muskrat, $295 Skunk Border and Collar Handsome Coat of skillfully matched skins, worked in the new diagonal design, 45-inch length. Combined with Skunk collar and border. This coat is a remark- able offering at this price. Other lovely models in ‘silver muskrat. Fur Coat Section, Third floor.