The Washington times., 1921-10-29
BIoGENETICs
sermonet By G. b. 8.
Conclusion.

Toxt III, Cor. 1871. Finally. broth.
rem. farewell. Be perfect, be OF gooc
comfort. be Of one mind. live In po4co."
This last week OF October brings us
TO the end OF our series Of twenty .four
sermoncts. which began In May. They
Were precipitated by peculiar exlgen.
cles, and have more than fulfilled
their purpose. altho written In the
most casual manner, at odd moments
Their author will presently be Dusy
preparing his address for the world
Conference, which is already gather.
Ing In our midst His great work OF
some seven hundred and fifty thou
sand words, entitled. "Biogenetic Mar
vels: Disclosing Mans Infinite Poten'
tislties," the priceless fruitage OF over
half a century's research--or be II or
observation and reflection-is the
source of its inspiration.
His task Is TO assemble, or adapt,
such paragraphs as reveal race prob
lens and prospects Of World Peace,
In novel light. since they are from
entirely new angles; and five thou
sand words is its estimated length.
The propriety and relevancy of all this
can be properly passed upon only after
q presentation of the evidence.
complimentary, de luxe edition Of
this delivery will be printed, and
souvenir copy of the brochure made
available for each delegate. And
since their number is uncertain-the
foreign representatives and their suites
having been estimated at upward OF
two thousand-our edition will be
made large enough to meet any
emergency.
We foresee n possibility that this
advance issue may convey an impress
sion that our "BiOgenetic Marvels" is
a repository OF data which relates
principally to the conversion OF
swords into plowshares. Yet II minis
terial or a missionary convention were
scheduled to gather, month hence;
or Of educators, eugenists, physicians,
sOciologists, home founders. life ex.
tension, antipoverty, child-welfare
organizations; business boomers, stock
raisers, dog-fanciers; or almost any
other conceivable class OF citizens,
paper of similar length. and source OF
Inspiration, could be prepared. replete
with pertinent and startling facts
which would impress the auditors as
derived from sources devoted wholly
to their specialty-such is the mar.
velous scope Of our Biogenetic theme!
Probably l have most frequently
dwelt upon the urgency Of checking
our appalling waste Of infant lives,
showing how all needless delay, GER
tainly. savors Of criminality; hence we
have evolved the following plan for
expediting the service.
And, first, be II said, there is no
lurking taint OF commercialism either
in our program or Foundation, since
beneficence Is ever it's sole purpose.
Accruing profits in any department
will be absorbed by some extension
move-as in gratuitOusly circulating
our literature among those unable 10
purchase.
DELAYS hitherto have resulted large
ly from the baseless assumptions OF
those reputed wise, that our claims TO
discoveries are ridiculously prepOster.
Gus: thus stampeding the over-credn
lous. But this complimentary souvenir
will surely reveal enough to capturt
every last doubling Thomas! Yet this
will not he sold nor gratuitously dis
tributed; but here Is the outline:
Our "Biogenetic Marvels," compris
Ing certainly ten volumes, or SEC
fions, will be sold at actual cost, which
seemingly must exceed ten dollars
proper adjustment, whether II be NOR
or less than ten, being made at tn I
close. Each subscriber, upon receipt
of the remittance, will get compii'
nentary souvenir identical with those
Of the delegates, and ere long the
first section Of 'Biogentic Marveis.
naturally teachers and cIerks-win
thus subscribe for a set, with the
privilege Of each reading every vol
ume and then returning all at our
charge, and getting a refund In fuIl,
~ dissatisfied, disappointed, or for any |
reason regretting the ventuf'e--tho |
we have not the remotest apprehen-
sion that a single set will ever be
willingly parted with; but rather, that |
each member Of the Club will order |
new set. disposing of the much-read |
original outfit at an advance, to others |
weary of waiting.
7 am laying claim to no prophetic |
riffs: but, when II In realized that in |
this 'B. NJ" work. over twenty natural
laws, withal. are concretely formu-
lated, and for the first time given TO
the world, and that pilferings from |
two of them for our world peace ad-
dress, furnish such an amazing array |
OF startling facts, and wholly novel
propositions, there will be no reluc-
tance, misgivinEs or apprehension
about subscribing for the entire work.
or of Joining a Club, II the personal
exrheuuer should so Indicate.
These .ermonets attest their authors
concise habit Of expression; and this
ssB. NJ" product--bear In mind-con-
to,ns upwards OF one hundred and
fifty times tho content OF our souvenir
address: and can hut feel that we
shall be swamped with orders, since
Mars itself could hardly furnish more
food for thought than do our many
disclosures! i
"Oh, Lord, thou art my God.
will praise thy name for thou hast |
dom wonderful things"
Starkwcathcr BiogcDrtic Founda,
A., ncIaware avenue fariup Senate |