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Evening star., 1924-03-30

mortals drop off their mental swadding clothes,
thought expands into expression. Let there be
light" is the perpetual demand Of Truth and
Love. changing chaos into order. and discord into
Progress takes off human shackles.
All things are created spiritually. Mind. not
matter, is the creator. Love, the divine Principle
is the Father and Mother Of the universe. includ-
MARY BAKER EDDY.
In January. 1909. Mrs. Eddy published a mes
sage in The ChrsstsGn Science Sentinel, from
which 1 quote the following:
When my dear brethren in New York desire
wholly spiritual foundation. than which there
Spirit is infinite therefore spsrit is aIL There
is no matter is not only the axiom of true
which this Science can be demonstrated.
Mrs. Eddy had written, some years before this
time, the statement that Material organization
Is requisite in the beginning: but when it has
teaching and preaching must be adopted (Mls-
ceIlaneous Writings, p. 359.) In 1909. Mrs. Eddy
decided that had grown spiritually. to the point
where was ready to adopt "the purely Christly
fore her call to rise out of material organization
and begin to build ION wholly spiritual founda-
ton,' was addressed only to her dear brethren
in New York. and her only reply received
from me.
l greatly desired the Mind Of Christ and I
piled to Mrs Eddy's message. that would obey
her call to begin to build on a wholly spiritual
been proving Christs Christianity, by obeying her
teaching. in the demonstration of wholly spirit
tal' consciousness, where Spirit is infinite;
prove the spiritual fact of being. until the moth
ingness OF material sense, and the alness of the
Mind OF Christ, is revealed.
AUGUSTA E. STETsoN.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
From the Holu Bible.

My sheep hear my voice. and know them, and
they follow me; and 1 give unto them eternal
life: and they shall never perish. neither shall
any man pluck them out of my hand: Ny Father
no man is able to pluck them out Of my Fathers
hand. I and my Father one.
CHRIST JESUS. tJohn K, 27-30.,
wretched man that 1 am Who shall deliver
brethren. that flesh and blood cannot inherit the
Kingdom of God; neither doth corruption inherit
interruption. There is therefore now no condem-
nation TO them which are in Christ Jesus. who
walk not after the flesh. but after the Spirit
For the law OF the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus
hath made me free from the law Of sin and
death-PAUI- (Romans vii, "a /. Corinthians
XIV, SO; Romans viii, l. -
From Science and Health .rith Key to tho Scrip
lures, BY Mdry Baker Eddy:
Referring to the materiality of the age, Jesus
said The hour cometh, and now Is. when the
true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit
which would attend the Science Of Spirit. Jesus
said: They shall put you out of the syna-
gogues; yea the time cometh, that whosoVer
kiileth you Will think that he doeth God service; !;
and these things will they do unto you. because
they have not known the Father nor me-" (P. 3D.
Lulled by stupefying illusions. the world IS
asleep in the cradle of infancy. dreaming away
the hours. Material sense does not unfold the
facts of existence; but spiritual sense lifts human
consciousness into eternal Truth. Humanity ad-
vances slowly out of SHINING sense into spiritual
understanding unwillingness to learn all things
rightly, binds Christendom with chains. Opp. 80,
96)
He uttered His voice, the earth melted" This
Scripture indicates that all matter will disappear
before the supremacy of Spirit. (P. 91)
Jesus established in the Christian the prece
dent for all Christianity theology. and healing.
Eternal Truth is changing the universe. AS
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appear what we shall be: but we know that,
when he shall appear, we shall be like him;
for we shall see him he is" Christ has
been apprehended by many in this century,
and will reveal himself in due time as "King
of kings, and Lord Of lords"
Knowing the cause of sin, sorrow, suffering,
and so-called death, and possessing a remedy
in spiritual understanding of the Holy Bible,
gained through the "Key to the Scriptures"
Science aud Health, am moved to share with
all mankind my costly treasures of Truth,
through love for God and for my brother man.
I have counted not the COST either in money,
in conservation, or in the tortures of mental
crNcifirion, which I have endured from the
envy of anti-Christ, and from all who oppose
divine love. They who would reign with
Christ must be willing to suffer with him."
UI Timothy H., 12.) Eventually all must
wrestle with the forces of universal evil, So
called, which claims to oppose God and His
Christ.
To-day, after 38 years of preaching, teach
ing and demonstrating the spiritual power of
Truth and Love, mans divine birthright,
value of the Science Of being, the understand
ing of the allness of God and His Christ,
which has enabled me, after these many years
of warfare against the forces of the so-called
strength, love, peace and joy, which are the
fruits of spiritual understanding. During my
ministry, thousands, afflicted with so-called
diseases, but who were receptive of truth, /
have healed by my realisation that all disease
is mental,-the result of the belief of life in
matter, which the "Key to the Scriptures"
Scis~es and Health, has taught me to be the
cause Of so-called death. For ages the Apostle
Paul has declared, "These are they who
through fear Of death were all their lifetime
subject to bondage" Since the "Key to the
Scriptures" has given mo an understanding
of the caase of all suffering and death, have
struggled to destroy the qualities of so-caHed
mortal thought in myself and for others; and
up to the present time / have proved the
power of the Mind Of Christ The carnal So
called mind has always opposed the followers
Of Christ.
The so-called Adam-Eve generation, which
is.found in the second chapter of Genesis, Il
Evening star., 1924-03-30

During SO years l have preached in New
York City from pulpit and press and through
my published books, which contain eUesy eT-
perience through which l have passed IN my
effort to preserve genuine Christian Science,
as promulgated by Mary Baker Eddy. AS
have studied the words of prophets and the
life and teaching of Christ Jesus and his dis
ciples and apostles, so must all future seekers
Health with Key to the Scriptures, and other
writings of Mary Baker Eddy, They will
learn through ny experiences, all of which l
have given freely to the world in my books,
published by G. P. Putnam's Sons, West
45th Street, New York City, namely, Ren;nis-
cences, Sermons and Correspondence, 1884
1913, (12S2 pages); Vital Issues IN Christian
Science, aOith Facsimile Letters of Mary Baker
Eddy, (405 pages); Poems; My Spiritual
Aeroplane; Greetings and a Message to the
on Christian Science, (nere than 1900 pages)
| repeat, by the study of the Bible, Mrs
Eddy's writings, and my volumes, future seek
ers for Truth will find the way to a DEM
onstration of perfect love, and there will be
no further necessity for my continued personal
instruction. Through the increase. Of my
spiritual senses, shall be continually reveal
ing the beauties of Gods universe, and shall
and new EARTH" for l am convinced
that ''the tabernacle of God is with men, and
he will dwell with them, and they shall be his
people, and God himself shall be with them.
and be their God And God shall wipe away
all tears from their eyes; and there shall be
no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying
neither shall there be any more pain: for the
former things Thoughts which caused them]
are passed away" (Revelation xxi) For
years / have earnestly striven to awaken
humanity to the Life-Principle of being which
the Master, at his first appearing, in con-
quering the dream of so-called sin and death,
proved, through his understanding of God
as the source of all life. He proved him
self to be the Son of God, or the reflection of
eternal Life, as the ray reflects the sun, from
which it is inseparable. Spiritual understand
ing revealed to John this inseparabiity from
are we the sons of God. and it~doth not yet
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not the spiritual man of eternal Life, Love,
and Truth. Humanity has accepted and fol-
lowed this mythical Adam-Eve belief, which
has resulted in continual standardization.
Scholastic theologians have ignored the true
record of creation, given in the first chapter
of Genesis, in which God made all that was
made, including man, in His Image" and
likeness" and called it very good" or very
and omnipresent Life, Love, and Truth, and
man is His image and likeness, spiritual and
eternal, and every object in the universe is
phenomenon, or idea of eternal Life and
Love, which spiritual sense will gradually re-
veal; for there is but one God, one universe.
John the Revelator glimpsed this when he saw
"a new heaven and new earth This spir-
itual universe remains to be revealed to all
who look through spiritual lens.
Ritualists have been governed by the coun-
terfeit account of creation, reported in the
second chapter of Genesis, in which a so-called
rival creator, Jehovah, Yahwah, or Lord
Eve and creator of the knowledge of good
and evil,-the reversal of the true manifesto
tion of Spirit, Life, Truth, and Love, our
Father Mother God.
repeat, the hospitals, the asylums, and the
pententiaries are filled with the fruitage of
evil thinking Two thousand years of mate
rial remedies and organizations, based on the
belief of life in matter, have been unavailing
Mortals have reached the horrible conditions
of this hsur, in the unreal dream of human
experience, because they have resisted the
key to the Scriptures"
The children of the twentieth century are
now seeking this spiritual interpretation. or
Key" to the Holy Bible, the Word of God
universe, impaired for ages by scholastic theo-
logians, has been of no avail in overcoming
the "carnal mind" which ST. Paul declared is
"enmity against God" The Bible, when
Jesus the Christ proved. The second chapter
of Genesis, which declares that Adam came
from the ground, and that he earns his bread
by the sweat of his brow, and returns to dust,
belief, which our Master called "a generation
of vipers," "a murderer from the beginning
liar, and the father of it." Matthew
ill: Z; John viii, -
straton, up this hour. OF the power Of love over
hate envy and jealousy Of truth over the lie Of
MetaPhysicia9: Christ Jesus. oyercame / am
oa hs fss tn.
prophets and stonest them which are sent unto
ehcfsns under as her wings and ye would not
long 70 see the
|..s = ss';s :ns
and Teacher. & T Mary T Baker 'f Eddy ID ~ CLAD in the
Of
M fsasse' ana S'f sSa fuin.ss ss' srso Psalms
XIV, IL
Our Master. Christ Jesus. asked. when the Son
of Man coneth shall he find faith on the earth 2,
duke xviii, 81 Christ came again to earth and
found faith in the most spiritual woman OF history.
Mary Baker Eddy, the Diseoverer and Forsd der of
Christs Christianity To this great pioneer my
perfect health. strength. peace and the Joy Of
ana the
way that Christ marked out, who walked the
thorn-road in his steps, who drank Of his cup of
cruel resistance to eternal Life and Love; and
whose teaching has been rejected by all but
C1xsstianity am indebted for all possess OF life.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENT,
Augusta E. Stetson, will continue to stand In
defense of the Holy Bible, which is the Word of God

sin and death, and to unite man to his
Maker, eternal Life and Love, God. The
spiritual record of creation, as found in
the first chapter of Genesis, in which
God made man in His own "image" and
likeness" finished His work, and pro.
nounced it good" implying that man is
an emanation of the creative Principle of
existence,-this spiritual record of crea.
ton must be accepted and taught, as the
Science of being, which is as demonstrable
as the science Of mathematics.
Evening star., 1924-03-30
RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.

after, and prove the potency of love over
r malice and envy,-for it was through
envy, that the evil elements, which com.
pose the carnal so-called Adam-man, cru.
cited Christ Jesus.
Al this, his second appearing, which is
imminent, Christ is completing his fna.
is proving the power Of Spirit to conquer
Evening star., 1924-11-01
A. A. A. TO ADVOCATE
UNIFORM AUTO TAXES
Present Finds 19 Types of Levies
on Motor Vehicles, Lead
ers Are Told.
nv tie Associated Press.

Ry tie Associated Press
CHICAGO. November 1.-The board
of directors of the American Automo-
bile Association in quarterly session
hcre yesterday. voted to advocate
more uniform taxes on motor vehicles,
simple in form and distributed in
equitable and just proportions be-
tween the different types of motor
vehicles. L. n. Smith of Washing
ton said there were more than 10 diff
ferent types of motor vehicle taxation
in the country.
The board also voted 10 advocate
at the December session of Congress
further reduction of war excise taxes
on motor vehicles
A new international relations COM
Anttee was created ''in view of in
creasing contracts between the asso-
citation and other countries" Cort-
landt f. Bishop of New York and
Paris was appointed chairman.
Other committee chairmcn chosen
follow:
Legislative, Mai. Roy +. Britton Of
st. Louis: good roads. Richard Hal
derman of st. Louis, Mo: traffic.
safety and city planning, Col. Sidney
n Waldon OF Detroit. Mich; contest
board (automobiIe races), Richard
KennerdeIl Of Franklin, Pa; touring
information. Samuel L. Ludlow OF
Hartford, Conn.
Evening star., 1924-11-01
CHARGES WORKERS LAID
OFF AS VOTE THREAT
La Toilette Leader Says Employers
Employ Covardly Tactics to
Elect Coolidge.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press
CHICAGO. November John NJ
Nelson, national director of the La Fol-
iette- Wheeler campaign. asserted in
pubic statement last night that scores
of reports are coming to these head
quarters showing that large employers
are laying OF men with advice to re-
turn to work the day after election IL
Coolidge is elected"
Nothing could be more cowardly,
nothing more criminal than such props =
ganda," the statement said.
People know that business in this
country Is going on, that honest busi-
ness is founded to give reasonable re-
turn to capital.
1T is iIconceivable that any con-
siderable number of people will be in
fiuenced b. such campaign methods"
Evening star., 1924-11-01
DRUGGISTS WOULD BAR
ALIENS FROM PRACTICE
Urge Enactment of Laws Refusing
Licenses to All But Citizens,
Who "Respect Statutes
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Novembers 1.-The
National Association of Retail Drug
gists. comprising 10000 members, in
a statement yesterday declared that
aliens have not the same respect for
our laws as native born or natural
lied citizens. and urged the enactment
OF laws making it impossible for any
but citizens to obtain licenses either
as practitioners of pharmacies or as
drug store owners.
The action followed an investigation
by the association which showed
that many violators Of the Volstea d
act in the drug business are aliens,
the statement said.
Evening star., 1924-11-01
SURVEY TOREvEAL
VACANT OFFICES
Owners and Managers of
Capital Buildings Plan
Broad Service.

The Washington Association of
Building Owners and Managers has
sent out vacancy survey blanks Gov
ering all the Office buildings repre-
sented III its membership. The asso-
citation feels that such Il survey, to
be Of value. ought To cover every
building in the city and has invited
all building owners and mana gers to
participate in the survey. 1t is the
intention Of the Building Owners and
Managers to compile from these re-
turns "a Very careful statement as to
the rental conditions os the proper
ties represented. and this final report.
showing only the gross figures. viii
be sent to all those who cooperate
in the work
The purpose of such survey. il
states. is - obtain Important data as
to thr' number of Vacancies existing
in Office buildings. the trend of bust
hess. to learn Som"thiag about The
character Of applicants for office
space, whether they arc newcomers
in the city. whether they are olG ten
ants seeking larGcr or smaller quar-
terS and. III Shrr;. TO So the build
ing owners ana managers an aCCu-
rate report y similar survey will bc
made Of apartment house properties.
Plans Brnnd Service.
The local organization plans To give
a service fully as adequate as that
offered by the organization in Other
cities. notably rhic1sp. Cleveland,
San Francisco, New York. Atlanta,
and New orleans. Barsc" savings in
operation costs have been brought
about through the study "f ta>atiurI
and assessments, insurance rates. the
pooling or cooperative puTrhas ing of
supplies. while tn" rlrGtEiy vacancy
surveys provide an accurate indicator
OF the trend Of business. the asSocia-
tion states.
1t is the ambition of those now in
tereSted il this work to have every
building owner and manager repre-
Sented in the orGaniZat tion. This
ought TO afford an accurate index to
conditions which govern the market
value of the properties which they
represent or upon Walch loans are
made, they state.
Evening star., 1924-11-01
Steam Schooner Rescued.

ASTORIA. Greg. November THE
coast guard cutter Algonquin, which
eft yesterday morning 10 go to the
rescue Of tbs steam schooner Trinidad.
y hirh h&s bean drifting ruider!ess off
the oregon coast for thr last two days.
returned in the afternoon with tie steam
schooner Saginaw. sOuthbound from
Evening star., 1924-11-01

Port Angeles. Wash. in tow The
Saginaw. which had a broken steam
line. was anchored in the lower har-
hor and the Algonquin then put to
sea again to seek the Trinidad
Evening star., 1924-11-01

IL pays to read tn" want columns of
The Star. Hundreds OF situations are
obtained through them.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25
CT VIE SERVICE.
POSITIONS To
! BEFlL[ED
Experts on Babies, Mountains,
Music, and Agriculture
Are Sought.

Vacancies for experts on babies,
mountains, music, and agriculture
are soon to be filled by the Civil
Service Commission. Information
as to the time Of examinations and
the necessary application blanks
may be secured at the office Of the
commission, 1924 F street north
west.
The vacancies exist in tho follow
ing positions:
Laboratorian (mechanicaD, at $4.56
q day, laboratorian (metallurgicaD,
at 1882 a day; Naval Experiment
Station, Annapolis, Md; junior topo-
graphic engineer, Geological Survey,
at 81 $50 to $2,400 a year; associate
agronomist, bureau Of plant indus
try, Department of Agriculture, at
$4,000 to $500 year; music teach.
er, Indian Service, at $3.50 a year
and quarters, heat and light free of
cost; specialist in maternal and in
FAINT hygiene, at $500 a year; as
sistant in maternal and infant n.y.
giene, at $4,000 to $4,000 a year, ex-
pert in maternal and infant care, at
$50 q year, children's bureau, De.
partment of Labor; timer, office of
the Secretary Of Agriculture, at
$1,260 q year.
In addition to the salaries named
above, the increase Of $40 a month
will be allowed for most positions,
the basic salary of which does not
exceed $500 q year.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25
5000 BOX plan
SCHOOLS
COPIES GIVEN
Secretary Hines Explains. as
Congress Members Threaten
to Take Action.

Five thousand copies Of the plan
which won the Box Peace Plan
Contest were delivered to the office
of the Board of Education In the
Franklin school a week ago, and
of that number, approximately
5000 have been distributed to teach.
ers and pupils-upon their own re-
quest.
Harry o. Hine, secretary to the
board, declared last night that the
copies were merely being kept by
the board for distribution to those
who wished to have them. Other
explanations were made by the
various members Of the school sys-
tenn whose names have become In
volved.
Congress- Ire. Aroused. =
One Of these explanations was
that the peace plan was being sent
out in the schools as an ESSAY
study" Still another was that the
essay would be valuable in the
civics and current history classes.
Ire OF members Of both the Sen
ate and House District Committees
has been aroused by the distribu-
ton Of the Box plan in the schools.
Senator Arthur Capper, heretofore
staunch champion Of the schools in
all legislation affecting them de-
clared, THAT Board OF Education
can think Of more fool tricks than
any ever heard Of"
Members Caught Mapping.
Congressman Nicholas Longworth
asserted that he was personally
going to look into the matter.
That members Of the Board Of
Education were Caught mapping"
when Mrs. Raymond Morgan sug-
gested that the Box peace plan be
distributed in the schools was the
hint of one member Of the board.
This member said that the discus.
sion on Mrs. Morgan's proposal was
brief, and that it went through
while the members were consider
ing other matters.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25
BY FAY KING.

The days Of old when knights
were bold have nOthin' ON New
York when the days are COLD:
II you ever had visions Of q
prince charming dashing into your
lie astztde . prancing steed, just
stick around and watch the hand
some truck drivers roll by In their
chariOts with the dapple grays
all hung with robes that make
the armour Of the old days look
shabby by comparison.
It may be just o well known
trade mark that ornaments the
swashbuClkling ralnment Of the
man and marc but Il Il Just as
effective as the gala coat OF arms
they were identified by in the
Oldem times.
A traffic jOust In these days
takes just rs much courage and
headwOrk to get the team through
without damage, and believe me
guy has got to be Q champion
% handling his horse and watch.
ing the signals.
ROMANCE IN THEIR EATING,
The trusty truck driver in his
helmet and ear muffs and great
wfndjammer clock, stands there
behind his prancing steeds, and
puffs away at his comforting
cigarette, and dreams Of his lady
fair. whose name may be Mabel
or Susie, but to him she's everx
bit rs important and beauteOus
as Guinevere or GeniVeve of class.
ical verse!
An old faithful Bob and Bill
puff away with their load, snort
Ing great clouds of white breath
that look as II they had inhaled
. good brand, too, and they step
along!
When tho whistles blow, and
it's time to chow, the modern
truck drives, looking as pic.
The Washington times., 1924-01-25
CUR|0 DEALERS
ARE MANY IN
CAPITAL
Customers and Storekeepers
Alike ignorant of Value
of Articles.

Washington fs the home Of the
curio-hunter and of the antique
fiend, and according to those who
ought to know there are more
stores in this city dealing in all
sorts of curios, antiques, heirlooms,
rare books, old paintings, bronzes,
worries, old porcelain and similar ar
ticles than any other city of its size
In the United States.
The explanation for this fact is
to be found in the presence in
Washington of a large number of
artistically inclined men and wom-
en-, including members Of the diplo-
matte corps, of Congress, of the
various branches of the Govern.
ment, the army and navy, and the
students Of the constantly growing
art schools and societies. Many of
these take pride in decorating their
homes with objects of art, prefer
ring the unusual, the antique and
other articles boasting of q sentt-
mental value.
They crowd the auction rooms
and the antique shops, and 1t Is
the exception to the rule that they
have any exact knowledge Of the
artistic value Of the articles they
intend purchasing. They depend in
most cases on the information they
receive from the storekeepers who
In many cases have no more knowl-
edge Of the objects they offer for
sale, than their customers. The
usual result Is that the purchaser
simply takes a chance"
Dealers as well as connoisseurs
say the public is developing keener
sense Of the beautiful and artistic
and that this is most encouraging
sign to those who are predicting
that Washington in the not far dis
tant future will be the worlds great
center Of art.