Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 26

e THE EVENING D. €. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1928, REAL ESTATE. —— REAL ESTATE. STAR. WASHINGTON. BY \LBERTII\F R\\I THE DUMBUNNIES —The Sewing Circle. [ wAs (N AT THE COTTONTAIL'S YESTERDAY AND MRS. C |WAS DOWN 1N THE DUMPS : CAND I SAYS TWHAT 'S THE 2 MATTER JDEARIE 9 AND 1 SAYS "WELL. AND SHE SAYS OH VL'-' REME MBER - You i BUT I CAN'T HELP THINKING DOES N'T B®ELIEVE (N CA TOOK HIM FOR | HOow MUCH BETTER | THEATRES . DANCING. OR . BETTER oR WORSE ! '/ [] 1T WoUuLD BE IF HE WERE QN‘(THINQ THATS AL.IVE i oy WORSE EVERYDAY QUESTIONS S. 'AND SHE SAYS:OH '™ (WA SICK OF MY HUSBAND' PARKES CADMAN New Testan-ent in e in nertfevlar followinz results are ssertion You quote, Tn | field ot n-\[u«l criticism the dis f the Code: ¢ version other. more | manuscrints sus f Dr. Hort that fullness of the evi- | : the text of the unapproach N the Jasu for My to hove 1oft to4 Letter cause than the New museun? Would i to nse the Mu tament | ably alame for ancient prose w In the field of literary eriticism as | represented by scholarly work on hese zospels are linked with the chief apostolic churches, thus giviaz them a much broader base and an even higher degree of hisioricity Modern criticism is at present oc | cupied with the problems pted b ~state fo not in need of Tites Answer—What arve the actnul neces. sities of lif=? Surely they are not con fine@l to. the physical realm. “Man shall not hive by bread wlone. but by | cvery aword that poocsedeth of « tha mouth of fed the Fourth Gospel. for which as yet it Saldom has the Creator <poken to' has found no satlsfuctory solution His children more helpfully than in, Those who attribute this Gospe! to those works of nature and of man St. John or to a presbyter of that nume which (he musedm you mention con- | Who reflected the aposile’s mind are serves for the public zood. 1t is not | still entitled by venerable traditions to within any one’s province in a free | their opinion eountry 1o dictate the disposition of | Concerning Jesus. no amount of ve. surplus wealth once the demands of | search into His ancestry or environ the State n it have been satisfied. | ment can’ explain His sinless person I i were. 2 thousand pleas would | ality. The original and vital elements doubtless he enterd only to confuse | of Ilis message. its rezenerating power s& its hestowal. Nor is there { over conselence and heart, and those amine in this land of ours so far | permanent qualities which make it the <'food is eoncerned. But there is a | life-giving word for all ages, alike are lizht of iznorance #nd of ug-| hevond the dragnets of the hest schol. hich Mr. Munsey's bequest at | arship. % 1o check. 1'pon the whole. | He emerges from its ingu more | -ame M1 Munsey so | divine and redemptive than ever. One which he left” his | can but confess Him in the terms He sanctioned when speaking of Himsel. Vet critics have supplied us with som: categories of His eternal significance which harmonize with modern thought. They have also provided new | wine skins for the ever old, but also ever new, wine of His teaching. the actual nec tioned the zood will and harn | that ought to exist hetween F nd America. Dr. Franklin the thought that a treaty ship and alliance bhetween nations might turn ot ably than the re.establi old relationshi of mot and colonies, which had out well. When Mr. extent it was true could guarantee the repeal of ihe acts of Parliament to which Amer has objected because of their unfus taxation, the admiral admitied i it was true to no extent at all 150 YEARS AGO TODAY S. A, i RBY JONATHAN A, RAWSON, Noted for Positiveness. | You can call to mind the strong Will |, v pov 7. September 11. 1776 type—the man or woman who is noted | __ypile the armies of England and for positiveness, stability, decisions|America were watching oat'hh "”'19"-"‘4 |and often stubbornness. The individ- Sotee ol ual who is not easily diverted from his | purposes, has a habit of following cer- | tain definite lines of effort until he at- tains success and refuses to be “side- tracked.” One of his characteristics is that of a great degree of self confi- dence, sell-respect, self-reliance and be- lief in both his mental and physical abilities. Study the cranium and if there is a Dprominence in the region of the middle of the top head—the crown and the space just hack of the crown, all along the centerline of the top back head— you hay know that there is 2 person Story of |he C. BY DOROTHY STOTE. escort to the admiral's headquarters | in the Billop house in the midst of the British camp. Four hours were devoted to an River and ever: 3 golrg on |elahorate luncheon and a lengthy Qquite as usual for wartime in the op- | conversation. When the admiral del posing campe, the diplomatic repre- |jcaiely requested the Congressmen to sentatives of the two nations were en- | remember that in his presance thev gaged in a contest of Wits on nearty | were not Congressmen a: all, but| Tt soon deve.oped had heen «- Staten Island. In the latter contest.lonly private individuals, Mr. Adams | pected, that Howe ¥ practically ~ his lordship, Admiral Richard How -]mm him that he might consider them | authority except wrant pardons represented his majesty, George ITI. 1ything he 'pleased except British 'to repentant rebels peace commissioner, and Dr. Ben When the admiral prosskk min_Franklin, -JJohn Adams and E ward Rutledge, members of Congress, represented the United States of | America, but only as private citizens and not as Congressmen. The Americans came to learn by ‘what right and privilege T.ord Howe sought to tal': peace and what sort of Rutledge asked to who tha admiral Cincinnati, to man past 50 ve: wife and childr Ohio. 1am ¢ 1 have years tirned out of my home. 1 admitted | wife that | had and begged and ed with her (o allow me to re- riam at home, entreating her not once hut severs] times. She would not con- sent. s m In the world again, try- Ing 1o lead » zood life. but 1 need the subjects. men 1996 1 nles HOW IT BY JEAN NEWTON. STARTED id of my wife and childven. 1 had always heen a good hushand ~nd father. Don’t you think my wife should take be back and try and help me? - ith p m Answi tone of vour letter SMOCK. now s0 popularly rhow. 1 must realize your fatal | YAUets of purposes man hefore vou can he | We have this garment directiv fr by your wife and family | th® Peasantry of Europe. via Paris, Nature intended you |“OUrse! 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