The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-08
BIoGENETIcs
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Prayer: Personalities.
sERMONET BY @. B. /

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came 20 pass at the seventh time,
that he said, Behold there ariseth o.
little cloud out Of the sea like al
mans hand"
! I allude here to that familiar re-
cital Of Elijah on Mount Carmel,
| praying for rain. and this report of
| his servant. because our Foundation
presents quite an analogue At several
angles.
Many millions may now be seen
annually celebrating Easter; yet how
| few there were on that first glad
morning! Columbus, on his tiny
craft, disputing with a. parcel Of
| mutinous sailors-and q new world
| in the balance!-that little band OF
fugitives in the "Mayflowcr" cabin.
| framed an Immortal bill OF human
rights!-Half Q dozen students knelt
behind a haystack and prayed the
seeds Of missionary zeal over the en-
tire giobeLGcorge Williams, q Lon.
| don clerk, invited his associates to
| meet for prayer, and behold now our
Y. M. G.. As ,everywhere.-the un-'
| lettered Moody's efforts with bunch
| of street Arabs" were as ridiculous
as were General Booths Salvation
| Army derelicts! --| 80, - .
And OF these seven world enter
prises, Calvary alone outclasses the
/ personalities Of our 8. B. Founda-
ton, with its prospective Biogeneeic
Institutes in every land!
trust also In Him and He shall bring
It to pass. And he shall bring
| forth thy righteousness az the light,
and thy Judgment as the MONDAY.
Starkweather BioEenetic Founda-
tion. Delaware Avenue, facing Senate
office Building. Phone Lincoln 4Ol4.
"reminiscences: Progress.
Last evening read that a black
skinned chicken had been developed
at the Carnegie Institution; exPeri-
mental station. at Cold Springs Har-
Dor, n. (which carries me back
nearly fifteen years, when i sought
| the acquaintance OF a College Prest.
dent Of exceptional merit l wished
to confide to him my discoveries and
proceed wisely. with others, for their
i PRONUNCIATION.
But he pronounced my claims
wild" and beyond the limits OF hu.
demonstrating major proposhion,
and he graciously allotted me thirty
minutes was won over in less IMAM
five, and held me an hour! o.. :.
/ recall no one who has ever rated
1 my mental equipment 50 flatteringly
as has he, to different ones; ana
were I to indulge In q criticism, "
would be his dread Of publicity. II
announcing that I had communicated
with Mars, I feel sure that he would
be the last one to dispute my claim.
He. It was, who pointed me to the
\ Carnegie Institution, and I entered
into correspondence with 1t after an
examination of its scope. found
that Mr.. Carnegie had set apart
Twenty five millions for certain lines;
and especially for the exceptional
man, whether a college graduate OF
not" that he might devote himself
financial Worries!
Now Luther Burbank found. had
very properly been allotted $le.e0e
annually for an entire decade. And
had the writer-who has frequently
been referred to as the Burbank OF
ZooloCy," been similarly favored, over
One hundred million infant lives
could have been saved to date!
The treatment accorded me. ana
my inquiries. was such that !
FASTENED to secure the perpet1ai
ton. modelled in most respects after
Het VI ..sx-S. a. th.t thev ana
notable d1terence u. - - 10y ~. ' IN.
cialize on research. while we aLe IN
tent upon promuigafmg ana c,ssem,
mating the fruit OF my '0c~"'' VI
research! a.. .u.,.-
The above-noted news item ,I.n nc.
says that 1.-The bird popped in,o .ne
world while scientists were playing
put and take with chroncsemes-
germ plasms whose change IN mum
Der and shape is held Responsible by
biologists FOR raciM co'o 80 u
it is incumbent up1n, me 70 ave AVE. -
the unchallensed prerogauves OF
chromosomes, as well as their chang
ing numbers--that they are al on tne
wrong scent. And may Incidentally ~
remark that racial coioring 70 one OF
my specialtics which mas Deeh s s
GRATED and clarified tnTevery ds1an
as volumes sof incontfoveruDle 1acts
must ever attest. 49,