Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1926, Page 18

‘BISHOP DENIES ANY SCIENCE CONFLICT English Churchman Upholds . Evolution—Sees Union of All Christians. | By the Associated Tress | PHILADELPHIA, October 25— There is no confiict between science | #nd religion, Right Rev. Arthur Foley | ‘Winnington-Ingram. Lord Bishop of London, told students of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania vesterday. He #1s0 =aid he believed there was hope of a reunion of z1l Christian denomi- nations. The lord bishop addressed the stu- dents in Weighty all, after par- ticipating fn exerc the formal opening of St. Andrew’s Collegiate | Chapel of the Protestant Episcopal | Divinity School “I will answer vou students five of the most common questions that have sked me since 1 came to Amer. | waid the lord bishop at the close | his address “First, there any contradiction | between religion and science? There | i= no contradiction. 1 believe in evo- lution and science. What makes a| man any different from an_animal | §s that divine spark which God has | put_in him ‘Why does the church oppose la- | bor? The church does not oppose | labor. Wa got into hot water at home in England Insisting that the coal miners get a fair deal. \\ hy does the church back up war? Shocking as war is, there are things worse than war, and that is | disgrace. There are times when vou must have war to avoid dishonor. “Waa are the hupes of a retnion of all Christian dénominations? There is, 1 believe, much hope for the re- union of Christianity, and | believe our church offers the medium_ though which it can b “Is there any My answer t doubt ix no sin harm in doubting? that is that honest Binds Cashier, Robs Bank. MOREAVILLE, La., October 28 (#), A man who posed as a salesman for banking house supplies yesterady robbed the Avovelles Bank and Trust Company here of $6,500, ang after Jocking M. . Gauthier, cashifr, in a vault, escaped in an‘automobile. Gau- thier remained in the vault nearly two hours hefore a neighhor heard his | a decision on the By the Assoclated Press. DETROIT, October 28.—Detroft may go down in the troupers’ book as a hoodoo town. Within the past few years the fol- lowing has happened: Bert Williams collapsed during a performance at the Garrick Theater, dying a few weeks later. Al Jolson contracted such a severe cold when he played here last that his voice was affected for many months. Frank Tinney hecame so ill follow- ing a performance here a few weeks ago that for days his life was de- GERMAN STEEL DUTY DECISION WITHHELD American Officials Delay Action on Reimposition of Counter- vailing Tariff. By the Associated Press American officials are withholding “facts” developed in the investigation of the German steel industry by the mixed commis- sion before announcing whether the countervailing duty once ordered on German steel and iron products will be imposed again. The report of the commission, com- posed of Americans and German which was appointed at the sugges. tion of Germany after the United States ordered the countervalling duty last May, was kept secret last night awaiting an adjustment of differences with Germany over certain of the language. Whilé it appears likely that on the basis of the report the countérvailing duty will not be levied sgainst Ger- man steel products immediately, there is some indication that America will question whether the German in- is not violating the anti-dump- untervailing duty was ordered man steel on the basis of a re- ‘e that the industry was receiving a subsidy and the additional duty would have been cqual to the amout of the alleged subsidy. The German government protested and the order was suspended by the Treasury hefore it went into effect. At the request of Germany, a com- mission of representatives of the two governments was appointed and the report of this commission has now been made. in Brown and Black —. ARTCRAF 1§ SHOES 1311 F STREET' — THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Actors May Put Detroit in Hoodoo Class Because Four Were Dlsabled There spaired of. He still Is in a Detroit hospital fighting for strength. And now Houdini, the2 magician and escape artist, lies in a hospital gravely {ll following an operation for appendicitis and the subsequent de- velopment of peritonitis. Houdini's comdition was somewhat improved last night after a restful day. FOOD SHOW STILL HUNTS PAIR TO WED Bashfulness Keeps Brides and Bridegrooms From “Signing Up.” Bashfulness on the part of the city’s | but got * prospective brides and bridegrooms so PN!pectwg’!hfl couple who will assent to being | ered D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 far has prevented the officials of the Retall Grocers' Association from “signing up” a couple to be married at the opening of the annual food show in the Washington Auditorfum next Monday night. Since the first announcement that the principals at the carefully ar- | ranged public wedding, will be show- with gifts and grocerles, the Grocers' Association officials have re- ceived numerous telephone calls by persons who evidently were interested, ‘cold feet” at the last minute, “One girl,” an official sald today, 1926. “called up to inquire for an itemized list of the gifts we will give the bride and bridegroom. She gigled so hard throughout her conversation, however, we were unable to find out her name or persuade her to come down to see us.” The food show directors emphasized today that the wedding will be a dignified affair. Couples desiring to apply, should visit the assoclation’'s headquarters in the Franklin National Bank Building. Opening Monday night, the food ow this year will run for two weeks with numerous added features and more capital prizes than ever before presented. Shut-Ins to Hear Robyn. Shutdns at the Tuberculosis Hos- pital, Fourteenth and Upshur streets, will be_ entertained at a Halloween celebration tomorrowy evening by “Wee Willie” Robyn, tenor soloist. Arrangements for his appearance were made through the management of Loew's Palacé Theater. Elsie Jorss, local soprano, will assist with the pro- gram. Libel Suit Dropped. | CONCORD, N. C., October 28 (#) — The $25,000 libel suit brought by Rev. J. R. Pentuff against the Raleigh Times Publishing Co. and O. J.Coffin, editor. ended in a non-suit in Superior Court here vesterday. The sult was brought as the result of an editorial appearing in the newspaper regarding an anti evolution speech made by Rev. Pentuff. 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