The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-30
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the spotlight on our human family tree
10 TO speak. and Mr. Day explains 20 IA
that we are what we are because wa
are descended from ape.llie creatures
Being Of similar stock, We hays sImiau
c f q Msn many 3. az Hssse q c Sns
blood" he says our development nat
urally bears the marks OF our origin.
II we had Inherited our dispositions from
eagles We should have loathcr vaude-
Vile. but ~ cousins Of the bandericv. we
u chapter two he writssi
IN We had been made directly from
clay. the way 4 says IN the Bible, and
had inherited no intermediate chnrac-
teristlcs.--if q God, OF uonne principle OF
growth. had zone that way 70 work with
s ~ cr Z might have included " in, ,.
slmlan descent II has done very well.
The only people who are disappointed IN
us are those who stlil balieve that clay
story. Or who. unconsciously. lot 4
color their thlnkinE."
.na pak ana u ne ysT0I: ms fern: g
have been had the ants or bees won
their way 10 kinshlp IN the world ins
stead OF the apes. Next he takes the
great cats and depicts . civilization OF
lion would have INDEPENDENCE az mind,
and a respect. we may note. unknown
20 prlniAten, or consider the leopard
with hearts that no man could master.
What fearless and resoute leopard mcn
they would have fathered. 4. A race
q s Siyssa ssnEs descended saa v from these
mlts and solitary thinkers" s
He contracts ne with q race Of Gle.
plant -men: the elephants were tho
logical species 10 have inherited kin-
ship o. the earth. he nvers hut they
viewing their mcnisey-shinss with con.
considering this simian world. he says;
..Dinordef 10 one OF their handlonpa.
HavinH 30 much curiosity makes q race
scat bralued.', and to this trait OF
curle Mr.. Day attributes the ~.
Chatter and talk. another simian trait.
The author devotes n whole chapter 20
discussing. whole seas o. faik,'s ana
says they hold IN high esteem Inventors
who develop channels for talk 10 para
Our two great race wsaknessss he at.
s5Ieutes 20 our nnees.Ey, One e the ne
which rslies too reAdIl on its owl,
findlngs, and the other typical weakness
comes from our fears. Few prImAteb
have the oouIaee 10 face, alone. the still
inner mysteries Of. innnity. space. and
The book Il highly entertaining. The
family skeletons Of the race AZ times
are exposed for The sdincatlqn 81 an
simians, hut Mr. Day also thinks that
our museums are distinctly due 10 our
ancestry and fitonkey-nien should view
w,ip So 1f in,,r., s"sn Az d'sgls .,,,o,
and arc clever. One bearing the title
1.-THE First Thinker gives ~ some idea
q what an effort that Sfst 'simisn
~. ,,. - .ssssi essssrtss." 80.
'Sy h'r'cAs' New =; H Ys,n., p r putson.
Halls novel, "SteeI Preferred" (Dut.
toni may fairly be called 4 model younr
man. Born a foundling and brought up
in the ftitirlsy CRIME and stifilns Iheat
moment rsbsis asainst 'his fate, i But sets
dIlisentiy about any task whIth Il as-
IVAN wsIly ! i "'a Representatives : versatile
person, able to Inaste@ any fob with
phenomenal rapidity, Not only n no
quifpd il tns making u stesi. 81, Ne
~ abnormally quick ht figures and the
most diiiicult problems 81 engineering
present no terrors to him. Naturally,
his hdvancement is rapid, and he eArhs
ne J! steel ccnpanys undying Eretltude
ink q strike. IN dssofiblns ths V s,rilss
'fnll.fed, well -dresssd, oily. tonkucd,
soft. handed gentlemsn," whom no
nammab'e, foreign workmeh Into quit
IN The s"y mystery SvSs Of wany,s birth rsap.
pears throughout the story. ana a love
episode plays subordinate part, How
over the novel II primarily q picture
81 q great steel plant N full activity,
book 10 its handsome and brilliantly
colored cover, which represents 4 FUR
macs IN vigorous operation.
"paluetso." I
tpy stella s, 2 Ps wy WI gsssdsr'cs Al
II being resolved with pefticviaf en-
thusiasm by Louisiana people Tor IT'S
true and delightful picture bf southern
lie and southern. people. Tho nuthcr
vas eonplimented the other cay for
s Ms nssdU p9s sisd SO dsrsh,s Ns
them. making them good, bpd and In
different, with Individual ehnrhctetis-
tIesF not ag they are 20 otter 4. drswn,
sc a " , ssSsssTr 0 ta sns s sEsc
chsnre i Sbe added. aAisc I have
tried Q relieve tiiA false imprs,.Ion
n hammociss and white muslin and AZ
sa 'eHSSs Only e SSSoss'y N i rsm sSp
u On 4 boat and > man sleeps IN itf'
eusoess Of, Tennessee Author.
Local and STATE members q the ,Tep-
neasse Press and Authors club Will be
.sss.s ssa e.. q =. ssssg'
sr s'S tr CEISnnTls oppRx Msr Formerly 1Ssr
Morriastown. Tenn, but nov q WA.
\! N :,s.. r; .;s, , Z , Hs
cent work, from which the following
Mrs. y Roger Miller. Who has al
ready had FIVE stories n the saturday
Evening Post THIS year, has sno!hsrl
o. this story IL Marsh Light and isI
said 10 be antistfike propaganda.
"The other stories which have ap- !
pearsd some time during this year IN
tbs msgasIn. arsi NAY . o. MyiEs
win appear IN the near future. IN
title ii 'Panas porridga Cold Mrs., |
Miller also hes q story In this weeks
Hnappy Stories, and has a story which |
IN 10 appear soon In Good Housekeeping
Magazine, the title Of which 10 Two |
Women Shall De Grading At a MIL
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EQUAL SUFFRAGE TO Be /
SUNDAY SERMON THEME
..wonran. a voter what she May
Contribute 70 the Life Of the Nation"
y the subject q . sermon e b de-
IIighlspd Ps,h n I. z church, 'cg's.