Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 12

12_* THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926. 0 0SS! of evolution as uni 00 cgura ed b rogress of the various ASKS AUT[] EXPUR]' |U.S. Dime Bears Counterpart of Fascist [PRIESTS TO DISCUSS 524é§3§;y;‘ssi;1;23;§ e "::;m‘: TRAVELERS AID’ DRIVE :e;;,:: Ag:e:R: o w:shmmm glla.lnbers Steel$ Emblem; Same Motto Is Used by Both| EVOLUTION THEORIES | i 5 uedis “exiliude e os- ADDS $1,181 MORE |memser,or i board, ot fsetors, of lll"!\irl‘lwaaglEts elers’ Ald Societies, was principal from anthropoid apes? speaker yesterday. Miss Regan out- a PRSRETR ) : 8 . : “What speclal difficulties ‘does the i of Rais-| lined the connection and co-operation s == |N AMERI[}AN SHIPb Fasclsm, celebrating today as the Ancient Rome originated the emblem:|Ohio Catholics Will Determine| , o8 *0¢““0 fginal sin create Teams to Cont:fxve Work of oW i ot micles g e the United States and fascism copied against the hypothesis that the hu- ing Campaign Expenses cities throughout the United States sibility that the human body evolved fourth anniversary of its triumph in Whe i i 4 5 it. The official mace of our House of ther Science and Bible man body evolved from anthropoid and foreign countries. Rome and its taking over of the Ital- 5 [ es ay's Co Representatives is also the same as < : apes? s Yesterday's receipts, until reported fan government, s a familiar term to | the Teachings Conflict. P How old is the human race?” Throughout Week: at the luncheon at noon, as reported , emblem. T. V. 0’Connor Says It Is Way | minions ot people, but to most of is plural and means sev- s by m: div(ls}inn I(;hax‘rmend_\\'er Mrs. > them it is only a name—usually mis-|eral or many Fascista. It is pro- o . " 2 . Chamberlin, ivision A, to Build Up U. S. Mer- pronounced. nounced aimost as though spelled B’C‘;’i &“"‘\‘:\‘;‘_’I";‘;" PP New Ship Route to Open. s o %fir"s;’él’zf‘%}‘;;t; 0i O B Flemihg, divi . | anlsh when you tak ond o fwo At - . +| ‘fasheesti.s The Fascist s NCINNATI, ! — 78; Mrs. John R. Kratz, div - e > 8 ready relic e b oM e e i e T CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex., October | vesterday, reported that $1181 had e M et insomnia, nervousness, fevers, women's, T inited | been raised, bringing the total M ) Prescribed by doctors for 35 v¢ars. 28 m 28 18-S Ulie AWieat M ik Uinlted | ant forcamipe [aNl @xenek duE Nire. GO I Powelll Givision | Gted apnvally. Acall drugeiets i vest:pociet | States Shipping Board liner, Is sched-| g tne coming vear to $6,181. The ‘ -ni e, K anevery et of thagegtice. uled to depart November 15 for Liver- | drive will tast throughout this week, - W!ll ROI!I from il!m -»!l:... heesmo.” The possibility of the evolution of neral Faselst| ne pyman body from anthronoid apes the Fascist ‘ 7 gy | Will be one of the questions discussed : meaning a bundle,” says a bulletin | F: chant Marine. from the National (‘-eogr?fixhh' Society. “The Fascist emblem is a bundle of rods or sticks bound about a ba . Turn up the ‘tails’ of a United ates 10-cent piece and vou find a ¢ the Fascist emblem. : is consoli (colonels), its higher officials,|in the Autumn conference of Catho- ¢ . pr . and at the top of all, 1l Duce, ‘the | lic pastors of Hamilton County to be |Pool to inaugurate regular service be- CIR RN ‘Travelers' Ald hicf.” Premier Mussolini holds this|held November 9, according to an|tween the recently completed deep-|W(CM. ' 4 paano, chat title. It is pronounced as though|announcement made by Archbishop |water port of Corpus Christi and Eu- | tne campalgn, stated he ‘Worsru s shoes of gold or silver kid an of [and naving straps embroidered in col- en- | ored flo are being worn in London. .| written ‘Eel Doos MeNicholas. rope, accord.ng to announcement | 5 The questions explicitly outlined in | here of L. M. Shephardson, manager told | % the announcement are as follows: of the traffic bureau of the Nueces e | olson, and seven sisters, Mrs. J. W.| “Does Genesis, i. 1-2 C i i - G i MRS. WALKER DIES. L e s s, 1. 1-24, preclude the County navigation district. Groomes, Mrs. A. A. Stoll, Mrs, . J. Tarrant, Miss Marguerite Nich- olson and Miss Rebecca Nicholson. | Widow of Thomas C. Walker Suc- cumbs to Long Illness. APPINESS OF " ted in American Puts leaks Mrs. Josephine Walker, 39 3 1y in sympathy with old, widow of Thomas C. W GOVERNORS INVITED. 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