Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1931, Page 6

“'\'A'_'..s . : THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY. JANUARY 23, IRR | ]' RELIGION KEEPS PACE |58t the Misioary onges o the | hvistan retione, 1t 2 ot e non- H“BB'. INS]- uc WITH CHANGING WORLD | s - o D tanbies Gomasicnr | the_vay of | Christian workers fn- the “Great changes have been wrought | agnostieism.” Presbyterian Foreign Missions Lfile;“:na“‘l;x::";'m;orn;duby “._*cfi?fi::; = Committee Urges Progressive |In modes of thought have betm Just as $6,812,856 ESTATE LEFT . - thods. “On every side we are md' that -4 Plenty of —] > . i 14.7: we are v}llvlng in a lwlltl.(‘::hamnl( Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Wills E ty EA R S O E B U C K A N D 0 Oventiieh v the Assoclated Press. world. We cannot. cha Gospel. 000 Ast Peers Through!, NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 23| But our interpretation 'of 1698 chang- | Widow $100,000 Annual Income. ||} N mee ” 4 9:30 P.M. Astronomer | "The Foreign Missions Committce of the | ing. ? LITTLE PALLS, Minn, January 23|/ N Parkin i . ates yester made | necessal or ans in | magnate, e N cI o P—— Greater Distances al of a rummlsalo{l‘ l;elndl;: Ibdvml)r-co“]']» L. hllh-ll]ds htn Ystate their uém n; o wmgfl c.x"u”w. mn'::-u of $6,- Space Lingle, president vidson College, | terms which they can understand, and | 812.856, his will rev g Any Other Man. Norih' Carolina, on “The Missionary in term that will grip the minds of | = The widow will receive o iife income Bladensburg Road at 15th and H Sts. N.E. Message and Obligation, Christianity | even the young people in their respec- |of $100.000 a year. The remainder of Z 2777 7 T and Non-Christian Religions.” tive countries. the estate goes to a som, Carl A., and a By the Assoclated Press. ‘The report was the first from five| “The true missionary approaches | daughter, Mrs. Sarah Maude Rosen- PASADENA, Calif., January 23.—A |commissions that will state their find- | sympathetically those who hold to non- | berry, Yankton, S. D. man who peers at other universes is Albert Einstein’s instructor. He is Dr. Edwin P. Hubble, Carnegie Institution of gto! ’ Wasnington astronomer, who looks through greater distances than any . Men s ure oo other person when he sits on the tur- 2% ret of the world's largest telescope at Mount Wilson. His lesson today, with Einstein &s pu- 1IN pil, dealt with 30,000,000 island uni- \ - verses,or spiral nebulea, each as great as 1IN if not greater than the universe of the | milky way in which the earth relatively N is but a speck. i Uniformly Distributed. P | And The longest range photographs ever \ taken from illustrations, these being of \ 5 nebulae as distant as 300,000,000 times : e is of billions of miles. OVERCO & TS 1 rate of 186.000 miles a No Trace of Thin these island universes ng D . It was Dr. Hubble who observed the i i - t ll R d d t T T [ , rastically Reduced to distant_nebulae, thus finding one of ;. - the confirmations of the Einstein theory of relativity. This red shift is inter- preted as indicating. these distant neb- ulae are moving away from the earth at speeds up 1o 2.000 miles a second. That led to conclusions by some astro-physi- clsts of an expanding universe, and D. $ g 5 Ricnard Grace Tolman, friend of Hub- _— ble, suggests it shows the universe is : 5 running down, Il IR Dr. Hubble revealed that while obser- vations at Mount Wilson and f therefrom indics re A 30,000,000 such island universes, thet N ; ) | Was no trace of & thinning out. S e DIRECTOR IN DARK \ » ; ABOUT BANK LOANS ‘ o | o 2 FOR 30 2 Official of Closed New York Insti- tution Says He Ki Nothing i of sa,oooe,oo:zl e;m:, l \ Even at This Low Price We See _ ‘ That You Are Fitted Perfectly ' : ‘ / \ s | | NOW buys Men’s O’coats | |f e gation into affairs of the closed Bank i 4 of United States developed tes.imony Clothing Dep’t Sl i $unds: whs Jousea o oo alaces ok d 2 T x f | is conveniently [ & 2-Trouser Suits in single breasted two :.i:z"k'fi"?#e'"?zu;‘xfé?? ot e an -lrouser ouv lts rom t e ThLo;d“'ed ll)-"l, 4 and three button models made of fine all irectors. e ain oor Julius Blauner, who described him- pure wool worsteds, tweeds, twists. self as “a director who did not direct,” " n E50EE | "cream” of our great stocks || Overcoats in doubleor single bressted conducted by Max D. Sicuer, as & I 4 : i deputy attorney general, | models, plain or belted backs. Meltons, 0 G et e e ‘ } ) i 1 Saul Singer. Stanley Mitchell and -~ twists, velours. vt P i e boand | ] 4 o i el v owest sale price reporied & BIB000.000 puplen Lo e £ d el h s 156375 in u:mrxlvném pru{'m’hlsz E:L\J; oun eisew erel 28 'mber , at the same time the 3 1 3 2 ualit ° exfi ;;"ngu]m:.;zm and no Fine (.2 y S 23, 1930. He denied he ever had bor- | rib Bivcr ‘Charged that e (5 dhesiors | . on’that date amounted to $4510517, ~ 3100 Sears Famous “ALLSTATE” Now Selling 11% LEGION WILL HONOR $1.95 Value to 19% Below Former Prices REHABILITATION HEAD ‘ - Z Y 7 2 2227 Note Below the Price “Per Pair” S “Price |1 " Capt. Watson B. Miller to Receive Marking N : h_|Per Palr) TU0 Commendation for Work in \ g"fl: ¥ ‘g':; Handling Insurance. 4 o s | $128 T | \ 29x4.75 75 | $13.10 | $1. 1 29x5.00 | 5. 98 | $13.60 | $1.30 Capt. Watson B. Miller, chairman of 29:5.25 .. . $15.80 | $1.50 the National Rehabilitation Committee 29x5.50 | $17.30 | $1.55 of the American Legion, will be honored i ¥ 69 | $11.10 | $1.08 at the Department bail of the Amer- 30x4.50 | 4. . g ;’c;:.w;;a? |‘1‘: be held at the Hotel May- N\ ::x;v;: 75. 55 | s,fi's.% ? night. x5. 5. g 3 | He will be presented with resolutions & 3 30x5.25 | 5.25 30 | $16.10 | $1. of appreciation and commendation for b 30x5.50 . $17.50 . unusual services rendered, which were [ : | $1 35 | $14.30 adopted by the annual conference of Sl ::pc!mg;nz commanders and depart- 31x5.25 | 5.25-21 . $16.70 ent adjutants at national headquarters 4 of the American Legion, Indlanapolis. S Dr. B. C. MacNell, department com- ol New | Frice mander here, will make the presenta- Marking | Marking _Fach 31x6.00 6.00-19 | $11.40 tion. Capt. Miller is cited for th NOW b U s Me n S O Coqfs in which he promoted the Legion cam 32x6.00 | 6.00-20 | $11.50 )n)‘l'll:l ]',A;) interest veterans in Govern- 33x6.00 | 6.00-21 | $11.65 R umance, In smart collar attached white 34x6.00 | 6.00-22 ' $12.20 ness iave been received that the and tan broadcloth and a range 34x7.30 | 7.30-20 | $18.75 | $36.50 . national command 4 L deama i | and 2-Trouser Suits from our g assist in the presentation of this honor assls madras. Sizes 14 to 17. Main i o apt. Miller. Capt. Thomas J. Prai- Floor. izes—i 1onai ley is chairman of the Bay Gomimitier. - All other sizes—Reduced Proport y MILITARY ENGINEERS’ na-t || red De Luxe || TIRES MOUNTED FREE. PROMPT, GROUP ELECTS PAYNE hCI d —— a Men'’s COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT SERVICE Construction Supervisor for Amer- Blue Chambray A lowest sale price | ” Gotwals Made Vice President. found elsewhere’ ‘39 I Shlrts 7 7 N Z 7 7 WY, ZZ Dr. H. M. Payne, construction engi- neer for the American Mining Congress, [d was elected president of the Washington 18 v e oll Post of the Society of American Mili- a tary Engineers st the anpusl meeting | of the organization Wednesday in the Army and Navy Club. chosen W | A t di k _shirt - 5r:é'éi:-é’sg°§>’&Ji’:‘§‘&.fifii’lr"c”&nfi’§}'.’ It% all P Buwd stoch. N ;:;,.'.':5'_'“;"5 fayles Sizesitaite Sears’ Famous 6 8 er, vice president; Capt. Victor ey Martin, secretary-treasurer, and Lieut, sa reguiar on stoc 0 Pl l & i \ 13-Plate Peerless Col. John J. Kingman. director. e meeting was addre g was addressed by Col. and Your Old PR Seox 8 ey “special purchase’ of inferior | F— —for Ford, Chevrolet, Buick Standard 6, etc. " Bagtery of the Department of Commerce, Col. EOQ discussed “The Advance of Air _— merchandise masquerades Sweaters . . . > 4 ler, Chevrolet, Hudson 6 $760 oS T B - behind these figures. 3% ¢ AL bt 4 the cashier's office of the General l‘:e:rll‘elu for Packard, Motors Truek Corporation, escapin, b . With between $2,000 and 82,500, © N Full $5.00 Value He is believed to have been in search 2 o of the company’s $200,000 pay roll, as | over style in crew the hold-up occurred on pay day. Plain colors and Employes are pald by check, however, Te P e t s fancy patterns. Sizes 34 to 46. : 4 i | 5 Bt i B e Bl n Payment Service | Wl - s i Men’ Lincoln, Cadillac, etc. .. CGultivation of beet sugar in Lith- : . \ Chs M = | 9-plate Pe 12-velt §50 CTe! | { uanla is {poreasin il ; ‘. 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