The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 6

} a ' ' ’ PAGE 6 Aven Ruthman ent st A Champion Dies By Raymond Clapper ILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN is dead, on his chosen field of battle He died fighting for the word of God &s he understood it, at Dayton, Tenn, His last public pronouncements were declarations of faith; faith in the “re vealed word of God"; faith in the here after; faith in the literal interpretation of the Bible, as opposed to such interpre tation as is put upon the holy writ by modernis faith in the teachings of Christ. He died alone. There was none to see his passing, as his soul was carried away. And to one who saw Mr, Bryan, as | saw him, during the stirring days of the r cent Scopes evolution trial in Dayton, these things come to mind. Mr. Bryan saw himself as the defender of the faith. He Would have gladly en- dured torture—even crucifixion—for the victory of his chosen cause. And for a man of his age, he may be said to have all but endured torture. As the torrid rays of a Southern sun beat down, he sat day after day in the crowded Dayton court room, a silent champion of the “re-. vealed word.” Then came his historic speech. In the closing hours came what proved to be his last real public appearance. For years he had fought in the ranks of a political party. He knew the hardships of the: hustlings. He had dealt with material things. But on his last appearance he erttered the lists as the self-appointed champion of God. He clashed in what was one of the most remarkable court ex- aminations in American jurisprudence with Clarence Darrow. The noted Chicago attorney, an agnos- tic, cross examined Mr. Bryan on his re- ligious beliefs. After the cross examination, Bryan was declared to be ignorant by modern- ists, but the faith of Mr. Bryan remained unshaken. Someone remarked in Dayton but a few days ago, that the intensely religious people of thai’ section would not have thought it anything unusual had Mr. Bry an been swept away to heaven in a char- jot of fire, after his great battle with Darrow. And now Mr. Bryan has gone. Only -) The Seattle Star : 1307-09 Seventl ston office pert Seattle, W Nepres the dead ashes of a remarkable man rest tonight in Dayton, And, having sensed the religious fervor of this section of Ten nessee, it is not strétching the imagin ation to picture some of the great Com moner’s followers visualizing his passing vas claimed him as nis own? his reward, In their eyes, God has Worse? i Pt head of Washington's women po- lice gives out an interview in which she asserts that the morals of the moderft girl are fapidly going from bad to worse She cites conditions she, as ‘® policewom- an, has discovered, as corroboration of her statement But are they, really There is greater freedom than ever before certainly,, And undoubtedly there are more cases where girls of good fami- lies run afoul of the police But the average girl is probably a whole lot better than she ever was, Better equipped to face the world and take her own part; better equipped to be a good wife to some man or to go it alone, which ever is to be her part; better equipped to enjoy life and make it have the most meaning for her. More power to her. She meets you on an equal footing, she’s candid, she’s self-reliant, Don’t worry about her. A Question UST ‘where does self-government cease to be a blessing, if anywhere? Ordinarily that sounds like a ridiculous question, But consider the plight of a large mid- western city. Under a new state law, only a small amount of bonds can be voted by the council; the rest have to be passed on by the people. As a result, this fall will find bond is- sues for more than $50,000,000 up for ap- proval by the voters. And there’s a serious chance that, con- fronted by such a staggering total, the voters will turn the issues down indis- criminately, even leaving the city unable to pave its streets or install its water mains And this raises the question: Are such matters better left in the hands of the council, or must the voters pass on every penny that is to be spent? P P Answers to Your Questions ? ? Q Is there any way by which)® grass stains can be taken from vo can un a tae! and Wheanio atti? wash materials? | any question of f A. These are city clubs, the mem-| * | bership of which consists of men ate the stains with kerosene and| | tle Star Question E of different ssions, A Hmited then wash the clothes as usual.) | New York Clear ammonia will remove grass stains from white goods ‘A. For colored materials, satur; | | formation by writing | nlie a medical, legal oe t what in'the myth-| | Vice. Personal Q Where and w is th ¥ dential. All eal place called “Gladheim”? A. The word means “bright abode.” In Norse mythology it wes sup- signed. edifices. In this home is Valhalla of which 800 men could 90 abreast. | while he re |it sprang the Q. Where is the thyroid gland?) pury,” tchich, glands,” and is a very vascular! gland, lying on the front and mas day. sides of the larynz, composed of} Q. When and connective tissue and follicles con-| first patent granted taining a viscid colloid substance, | States? the product of the cells. It ia 4) A. To Samuel Winslow by a court atorage gland containing chemically) of Massachusetts in 1641. The firat large amounts of iodine combina-| patent granted since the organiza tions. | tion of the nation into the United neta g States was to Samuel Hopk Q Where was the first English’ July 31, 1790. D. C,, and Inclosing 2 cents In loose stamps replies, confi- Christian. church located? posed to be the dwelling place of, 4 Jp iy gaid Odin, the largest and noblest Of| giog at Glastonbury, a market town England. It is a (the halt of heroes), radiant with! itie wattled building, erected by gold, to which are conducted all) yoseyn of Arimathea, the leader of who fal} in battle. The ceiling ts) ty_ 12 apostica sent formed of spears, the roof Offi, chrigtianive shields, and the benches strewn) grates that Joseph eatabliahed him with coats of mail. It was SUP-\ sett here, owing to his pilgrims staff posed to have 549 gates thru cach) nich he planted on Wearyall hill ty have been situ in Somersetshire, taking root. From celebrated ‘Glaston according to popular A. This is one of the “ductless| superstition, blossomed every Christ A of club: Was. mber 0 of any one pro reply. No|]| marital ad rs must bo —x by St. Philip Britain. ~ Tradition MONDAY, JULY 27 If s 1 are very excitable. You lose your temper quickly You cheerful and bright And excellent company n axeellent mind. have But you jot a hard worker Things come easily for you And you don’t have to make effort the United You love to travel. And to entertain tavishly You are generous and cas And not hard to impose upon. CEE etal haar ae pos am ea. becsyiae, thelr: head tured, Here's the program, which | outstanding men in armor rode and quarters were established tn j starts at 8 3 tramped Eastward acrois Europe *the palace of Baldwin I1.—Solo- | Specialty dance of 26 girl pupils of toward Jerusalem, shrine of mon's temple Jerusalem. At | Miss Sylvia ‘Tell Christianity. On their shields first the order was Umited in teh gah i a gone was the sign of the cross; in numbers. members were their hearts burned the white bound by oaths of chasity and tieana (M tour fire of etermination to oust poverty. comtume)-artvaza, | Blan the Moslem invader from the The luck of war, however, re- | fie, ies i holy places of their faith. sulted In the retaking of Jeru Langford and Kdwyn G salem by As the 12th century dawned order spr knighw of the legion of th cross planted their flags in the Holy City and tore down the crescent banner of Mohamet. The first crusade was over. the r Ideals. j vetwee: » original. Knilg Jalon (Mra, Raker) ftual descendants of the knights Masdnic ‘order. The | original |Feamnnet Margaret Tapping, Frances who rode Eastward toward order, In fact, was ordered sup. 3. Hlave Dance trom Alda—Nell Fin Jerusalem, rode Westward to pressed by a council of Vienna” |¢t Winifred Isham, Doris Drentwett Seattle. They came, not a-horse, in 1812, due to the political an | ary Reitze and Betty Huebner in clanking armor, but in Pull tagonism of other bodies. | 6 : ‘ainp, man cars and automobiles. They The history of the order in, | Nacha Ggaet fougd, not fana@p hordes of | America goes back to August, Intermission Mra Baker) enemies, but weltoming hand- 1769, in documents found at ic ratty Mass clasps and @Bod fellowship. Hoaton Aw their knightly forheprs ‘ fed before them, on thelr Crusade, Christianity's token of Yacht Clu the ofoss, 0, Knights ‘temo | Green Lake Tuesday, Tuesday will be Queen City Yacht : it’ Battleships May Be Sportsmen's show water events,| Visited Afternoons Three battleships are open for pub. | ipection In Seattle harbor—the the Utah and the New é i Taunches o 'é tor Christianity. North nd community clubs in the |flont, at the fost Bhgeaby the navy bore it to Seattle today tri umphant. The first Templars, legend | ays, were menWers of A re- | There will be Uigious and milit\ry order es including a tablished at Jeruyalem nearly | meet, In ch 20 yeurs after the Urst crusade had won that city, \emporarily, be a supper Duties of membery of the | evening. order wore to protect. pilgrims to the shrines and to the holy Short faces with eyes far apart are) the big batilewagons, which are used sepulcher, said to be characteristic of poople|at prose a(t ei é : re present as training shi {Thos Kuights Templar were with musical talent, | aapots rent EN aaa Oey ; ty \ am - ' And City Welcomes Thousands fun, Brondwhy | Monday evening ts operatic night, | @aracens. The a over as the armies of the cross were forced back, carried with them There is no direct connection | Lemon and Nedra TNE b Day at | sive, snr iecaceran ne Fr) day at thi many wirming and diving © of Miss Helen Bor: ! jo 4 | stell of the ¥, ¥ Knights March Again! 800 Years Ago They Rode East pane Puente Then They Fought to Win a City A ican wolaet yraseelad: “acéadad the Sports FOR SHOW the Music da Art FF id Summit unite. with pupils of Miss Sylvia Tell fea Europe and, x ol! ia Tell, Cor t Tapping, Mar | Duet and Trio; Mar | Catherine A. There will! Arkansa: high Jinks by | yous f visiting hours ar {Officers will show \ are the lt fession may join, They meet at Bib “OPERA PROGRAM Jacques Jou Jerville to Ar-| 14 HE WAY T dental! Chiefly it is an interpretation of the great movements of histo: the teachings of the Bibl Now Crusading Host Rides West [ie Show." Green sake, sponworea Ak (aman a better we undation pageant beca world be zxettiy; There Lane (Waltew) Four Receptions : Planned for Today camp; Intertis «| room, way and from 1 to 6 p.m visitors all over Marg wulde Lions, (ca net Seal rm rae sanaten — The Story of the Bible HoW the Book of Books Reached Its Present Form f MONDAY of : the Star emedy Your Troub ublic Interest | Y WILLI! Mr. Fixit Undertakes Here to I If of P WHY-ER-ER-L | ribed ts in satiate department? Firat and Beco my office window aatly same cars parked there oe | Mr. Fizit Can you sce to tt i the feet of bather A BATHER of this condition @ can be done to Mr. Fixit: With whom J Dempsey last fight? Dempsey's last ¢ s with gentinian. Dempsey we Evolution — No. 19 a Tracing Man’s Story By Percy W. Cobb, B. M. D. a WHY MOTHERS GET GRAY. following of six articles sting the processes by which the present Nuglish versions of the Bible ¢ The pedia Americana, the F 4 pedia " and riows , teachers’ Bible and. were th phe ts, Eve werap of matt hat th , an fully che by the people ¢ A ab > Ww bec ™ general, the idea grew up th ause prophi ere the ones who had written, ther er ding Jud many men began t te, and It became nvident to all that mugl the age rife It wa that same period made + {ts appearance at University Stadium “The Wayfarer,” Seattle's own ns at 8 o'clock Mon pageant, ¢ day evening at the University Stadium. It portray medium of 10,000 5 power of the Bible to b world, Just how thi Star BY THE REV. 0. F. KRIEG Asbu M . Chureh ts only incl ty A war scene is used Most obvious thing that is wrong |with the world, and it ig the most sin of humanity There are many other evidences the world awry and lost, but war is typical of all the hatreds and evil that infest humanity and show the need of salvation The m of rescue for a lost ance to the enslaved people ur tions are planned Othe | |Fur Fashions Draw Sport Show Crowdg One of the features of the Sporta show ia a fur fashion ex hibit, run in connection with fur " Inv | tem used by , horse packing and dia mond hitching expositions by Mi ot Papat, Olymple girl | Swan will devote two more weeks | Univ id camp cookery demonstra lnys. Others are an and found he could thousand years of this 8 larger and his ha tinued Tomorrow) REE 10-day test. Send the Cloudy teeth— 4 le’s Power Thru the LIONS CLUB DAY _ Ages Told in ‘Wayfarer’ DRAWS CROWD to whem was the over have. many frlends Seattle’s Pageant Opens Monday Night sports show Program Full How to make them whiter—quickly The new way world’s dental authorities advise. What to do whiter teeth that youenvy. Don’t think they are beyond you. You can now lighten dull and dingy teeth— make them gleam and glisten. Modern science has discoy- A method different in formula, action and effect from any you have ever used. This offers you a test. the coupon; brings free a 10-day tube. of Novelties s Lions’ club day them of the com own Meessfah, the lend them out thru the rs, the ter the is done is told for readers of The Seattle yundation funa; Then follow episo Advent of Ch great eventsyof His earth including the crowning events of the 8 which vividly band concert it eae throwing the ¢ Look for film on your teeth—that's How to combat it If dull, a historical pageant tation life by Sam C Colored Men's ppel and mem wherein bear fruit toward a better world ending in transpired before . Look at your teeth. cloudy, run your tongue across You Will feel a film. trouble, You must fight it. Film is that viscous coat which you feel. It clings teeth, gets into crevices and stays. It hides the natu luster of your teeth, It also holds food substance which ferments and cau, has been Un.| explained the camp features and Camp Fire “GREAT DISPLAY to show how the Christ of God »| City Ablaze as Grand Mas- | ter Turns Switch meanings of >» open the average man in at once the 8 jon in human interpretation Millions of germs breed in it. the chief cause of pyorrhea. So dingy teeth mean more than loss of good appearar They may indicate danger, grave danger to your teeth « will eventually bring ins with the voice of the| and goodwill fc |prophet as he sings of the | live d “by the waters of Babylon. where they have sunk to serfdom not Most Eminent Grand Master Leoni taff of grand trrived Saturday New methods now that mean greater tooth beauty plus better protection from tooth troubles Ordinary tooth pastes were unable to cope adequat one could effectively combat Harsh grit tended to injure the enamel, Soap and chi were inadequate. “March of All N | brotherhood DELEGATE BUSY Swans Inspecting Shrine) ai Recorders’ Offices n of plumed knight commanderies Now modern dental science has found new combata ‘Their action is to curdle film and then harmlessly gem y are embodied in a new-type tooth paste ca Pepsodent—a scientific method that 1s changing the t cleaning habits of some 50 different nations. Don’t you think it worth while to try it for 10 di then to note results yourself? 5 Send coupow for free 10-day test Clip the coupon for a free 10- tube, Or gep.a full-size tube of your druggist. Why low old methods when world’s dental authorities ‘urg better way? for ‘omplar in Seattle Monday, |All visitors were received at Bethle hem commabdery's headquarters by |ladie@ of the commandery at n@on owatochaue — Virginia | Visiting went on at the Castle, Third Jand Jefferson, all afternoon receptions are: Ty) Louisi jana commandery, in the junior ball Olymple hotel, at 8; the Grand Master's reception, in the Italian |§ room, at 8:15, and the grand public | America, it means hard work iid reception for all visiting. | |the Spanish ballroom at 8:4 BN officially welcomed on be splay, which er from his bh attracted thousands of Soattla? resi and people from nearby towns, y Will be given every night lodge conV¥@ntions| ‘The dist Make the test tod ‘Seattle Clubs Ave ; Open for Visitors | nights in Loole” dtumm jhoma City's new At 10:80 a.m. links of the} Golf and Country | Templar concla¥g having completed Mail Coupon for 0-Day Tube to and the Inglewood and Olympic coun: Were opened to the visitors, | later courtest¢ Wifteen minute is |oxtended by the » has yet inspected , Seattle Yacht, | University, Women American Legion, Cham to inspections in the North Central | ber of Commerce and Seattle Masonic Western states, Only one tube toa family. PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS JAVA APE -MAN in the animab tree is fairly well been made perhaps ancestor came down 1 legs to better his brain to the first man found him- his head balanced on his ig to fall off with the use hat developed along an ists named him Pithecanthropus coupon dull teeth ws That's the cause of t! this acid invites ded And they, with tartar, Pepsaden: ), 1104S. Wabash S.A a