Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1926, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR,- WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Is your skin dry and You should siwape oes Wi this scientific ATRTeRs COMPLEXION |ANA OIL HAPPINESS . a USED CAR rron | Joseph McReynolds .| _SOAP {“SCIENCE AND RELIGION,” | SUBJECT OF LECTURE William D. Kilpatrick, Member of First Church of Christ, Sci- entist, Explains Faith. ORY LEADER MAKES ARRADONWES 22 “All Laws Seem a Failure to!ju:t of o Christlan Science lecture Law'esfi " wheeler Te“s | last night by Willlam D. Kilpatrick of 3, - Detroit, Mich., a member of the First Church of Christ, Sclentist, Boston. The lecturer was introduced by Elmer 1. Baldwin, first reader of the First Church, under whose auspices the lec- ture was given. “The question as to why mankind is gradually turning its gaze toward Christian Science,” he said, “finds its answer in the fact that Christlan Science is a_return to the simple teachings of Jesus the Christ.” He declared Christian Science is revolutionary. “It is revolutionary to 1926. Just the extent, in the same way,|tian Sclence. Hence the first step In and for the same purpose that the gaining & pure understanding of teachings of Jesus were revolu- tonary. he sald. “Christian Science, | Jesus’ works and teachings and in in line with the purpose of the teach- | aining a demonstrable understand- ings of Jesus, is turning the thought | ing of God, man, and the universe in of mankind away from a material | the light of Jesus' teachings is to de- basis and directing it to the spiritual. | materialize our sense of God and His a8 Jesus lifted the human concept of | law In our thinking.” God from the material to the spiritual, bess S Bl oSS 0 does Christian Science. “All disease is a form of fear,” *“As Jesus lifter the human concept | says a well known woman psycholo- of man and the universe from the ma- | gist who bases her system of cure terful to the spiritual so does Chris-|on rhythmic breathing. Y Radio Audience. Wayne B. Wheeler, general coun- sel of the Anti-Saloon League “went on the air” from station WMAL last | to attack the policies and speeches of the Face-the-Facts Con- | ference held at the Mayflower Hotel Mondgy. | “A®laws seem failures to the law- LANSBURGH & BRO. Cavalry Captain Retired. Capt. Daniel W. Colhoun, Sth Cavalry, at Fort Bliss, Tex., has been placed on the retired list of the Army on account of disabllity incident to the service. Technleal Sergeant Willi Ordnance Department at F cock, N. J., and First Sergt Johnson, 5th Infantry, at Nogales, N. Mex., have been retired on their own applications, each after more than 30 years® service. Cleans Teeth Safely Makes good teeth better The Last Day At every Birthday Party, the best things always come at the end.. And this being our first party, we’ve gone to extremes to secure the biggest sur- less,” said Mr, Wheeler. *I'rohibition 1s no exception. Last evening at the Natlon’s Capltal the foes of national | prohibition assured each other that this American policy had falled. ! Called Cheap Publicity. i i om the reading of the alleged | | Washington beer recipe to the ap- i plauded claims of general violation of | the law, the note of detiance of law iran through the addresses of the jafternoon and evening at the wet {rally? To them the law seemed a | | failure. To them George Washington | was principally interested as the ex- | { perimenter in beer step towa i temperance, a step that is today as ol | solete and as useless as Washington's | coach or jackboots. It is cheap pub- | licity and poor cltizenship to parade | { the ‘occasional shortcomings of great 7 |men instead of their recognized vir- tures. No father would want his wife | to o that before his children. | “The organized opponents of the| eighteenth amendment are mnot nml prise possible. We’ve been more than successful': just look ‘over the items listed below. 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It a failure for the 177,79 | saloén keepers and bartenders who | | have to work for a living, instead of | { preying on the vices of their fellows. | | It is a failure for the loan shark, wWh | | bled those pauperized by the saloon {1t is a. failure for the brothal-keeper { who closed her door when prohibi- ; | tion cleared the muddled brains of | her patrons. It is a failure for the | turnkeys in the fails closed since pro- hibition, for the drink-curses of which | 250 out of 275 are abandoned, for the zunmen who murdered and robbed | with impunity before prohibition, but have been lodged in cells for their violation of the prohibition law. Failure for Ward Heeler. “Prohibltion is a failure for the brewerv-owned politician, for th ward-leeler and the corruptionist It is a failure for all those who onc tuttened on the weaknesses and vice of their fellows. “The success of prohibitiap can e { €een by those who watch our r prosperity, made possible by workers Who pour their increased earnings into legitimate business stead of into a destructive traffic Countless thousands of wives | mothers know that prohibition is success. The laundries which h { succeeded to the washtub abandoned | by the former drunkard’s wife, know prohibition works. The manufacturer whose output bas increased 15 to 30 | { per cent while his production costs are I nd his markets enlarged know succeeded. H t majority of our cftizens | Sells at the ks isotives. o _ (”‘f’/’// . AN AN THE AMERICAN O41. €0. 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