Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1926, Page 10

-, 10 : the ability to hold these lands nst | | powerful states like Germany and Tiscord PBetween MNations Russia which may some day be in « & | position to reclaim them. ! Over Navies’ Program et ot By Seen as Block. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON 'CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST /iyt e irsose ot th each: |ings of Jesus, is turning the thought GIVES IDEAL OF GOD [of maniims avn (o vieus, As’Jesus lifted the human concept of | God from the material to the spiritual e P . |so does Christian Sclence. Substitution of Spiritual for Ma- |5 gooe CHEEE ot step in gaining a terial Concept Declared Essen- tial to Right Thinking. strable understanding of God, ma and the universe in the light of Jesus teachings is to dpmm,erinuze}?lurmsen . i . 1o God and His law in our thinking. :| A lecture on Christian Science w S e et delivered vesterday afternoon in the | thority we find God to be truth, life, Arcade Auditorium by Willlam D. Kil- |love, spirit, principle and mind. And Lt . of Detroit. Mr. Kil.|thus, with'the aid of the Bible, we fon in a considerable reduc. patrick is a member of the board of (have dematerialized completely our in the officers of the French ! lectureship of the mother church, the | Sense of God and find Him without a » vitally necessary is it for | First Church of Christ, Sclentist, in |single material or bodily accompani m down 1ts un poke to a large and in- |ment or part. And we find Him avall- that h wble right hers and now in just the s introd; @ t the ?o:r.‘:h‘,f(.:} proportion that we express or reflect ined to 1 of the general dis- | rence which will by next September b e auspices The lecturer Individual thinking. We begin tq gov- ern our own lives and experiences by spiritual thinking.” : % M;ils Times Sold. to contribute som tion in the genera n Science finds its answer in fact that because _Christian . a return to the slmnlo’ MANILA, October 18 (#).—The the Christ it is|Manila Times, pioneer American daily uffering human- | of the Far East, has changed hands. se from its sor- flease from lts sor.|Jacob Rosenthal, Manila merchant, has acquired a majority of the stock ence is revolutionary. | formerly held by George Fairchild, ry to just the extent,| Mr. Rosenthal has not as yet an ind for the same | nounced his plans for operation of teachings of Jesus the newspaper. variops world {eruiser and | yond which would not go. e held he pro the to at naval United | | purpose, that th; States and . . contend | & that this i tely un- | workabi: in that the| - proper weeord with the | , ou canbake everything of navies with onc floir, if you get the rightflour sburys 3est Flour for Pastry, Biscuits and Bread cause of her in s in the ranean, which i= he Indix_ and oth For this route to 1 dominions. 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RE'S a display of beautiful floor designs for the woman who does her own housework. At local stores you will find the new Armstrong patterns in powder-blues, FREE — to bome-plazwers grays, and tans—colors that are really new edition now ready Scores of designs — none expensive “dist-proof.” Hazel Dell Brown's new book, “The 23 there are designs of Ammstroag's As floors they are easy to house- Acractive Home—How to Plan Ik:s Deco- {.5‘;":,‘,?” "‘z;;‘:‘;;&%m keep. As designs they add a fmh ration,” describes her unique method of Armstrong's Printed Linoleum e homed ceptionally long wear at a very reasonsble ing. Her suggestionscanbecar- price for genuine linoleum. And Arm- h ire room. piotetcolor ol e ried out easily and inexpensively. Twenty- strong’s Inlaid Linoleum, cemented in There are block patterns in whicha g, illustrated in full colors with eadent i | lisceite single color is dominaant; and large tiles chumpiang,;ntaiots and the newer linoleum hc: d‘.).'fl:u 80 ,:,?n‘g:'n:':m floor - and small in which two colors are patterns. A postcard brings it. a1d never nishing. ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Linolkexm Division, Lancaster, Pennsylvania Armstrong’s Linoleum PLAIN - INLAID - _for every floor in the house - jasei - PRINTED LClprte . e | pure understanding of Jesus' works and teachings and in gaining a demon- | Him as His image and likeness in our | ,_D. C. MONDAY, OCTOBER 18 asLansburgh & Bro. 1926. | | 1 | | | | | | | | Not b;;lv Our Perseverance, éut; 1-’1;7171::;".If[:rolvc;;iorz Shrubbery Sale—beautifying influence over the Capital The perfect setting for any house . . . priced so that any household may afford them! Plant them now, and by Spring the roots will have taken firm hold on the soil, the shrubs wili be ready to grow and thrive. Each is delivered to you in a ball of native soil wrapped about with burlap, and each is accompanied by a slip giving full directions for itsscultivation. At $ 2,050 Each At $1 Each Ak $2 Each 12 to 18 in. Chinese Golden Arbor 12 to 18 in. Norway Spruce. 18 to 24 in. Norway Spruce. L] 12 to 18 in. Arbor Vitae. 18 to 24 in. Arbor Vitae. \ r;z;tl o 12 to 18 in. Boxwood Plants 12 to 15 in. Golden tipped Reti- | 1245 Seedlings). 12 0 Tle i Bl Iy 24 10 30 in, Canada Hemlock. Peonies, healthy plants that 15x15-in. (Globe) Arbor Vitae bloom next spring: Red. pink and Blue Spruce (Colo- nospora Shrubs. 12 to 15 in. Green Retinospora. 12 to 15 in. Retinospora Squarr will 2x2-foot Rhododendron Plants. T - (blue). i i ‘oSt ant: Garden Spades, with long handles 18 to 24 in. Balsam Firs. Rhododendron, and rounded points. .. - AE 24 to 30 in. Trish Juniper. 3x3-foot: size. Sixth Floor, Lansburgh's, Sth 8t. These three important School needs for the Boy’s Wardrobe Bear a most reasonable price! $9.75 Careful tailoring) good fabrics and good lines make them values worth taking note of! 4-Piece Fall Suits with double-breasted coat, vest, long trousers and golf knickers, or two pairs of lined knickers. Sizes 7 to 16. 4-Piece Corduroy Suits High-grade, wide-wale corduroy. Double-breasted coat Kkhaki lined, with four-pocket vest, golf and regular knickers Sizes 9 to 17. Heavy Winter Overcoats Well tailored of _ior the youngster or his big brother. Double breasted, serviceable woolens in the newest shadings. lined with plaid wool. Sizes 3 to 17. Street Floor, Lansburgh’s, 8th St. Four of our regular $2.98 to $3.50 Silks $2-65 Yard 54-in. Lingerie Crepes 40-in. Brocade Crepes 40-in. Crepe-back Satin 40-in. 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