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The Washington times., 1925-02-14

east are keeping pace with like de-
yelopment in other sections Of the
city and there is a. growing bust
ness center surrounded by nsslIay
new homes, all of which indicates
that this section of washington
is not behind in feeling the urge OF
the present expansion. As stated
by Vice President Hoover, the
Northeast Savings Bank and the
northeast community are advancing
together. each doing its part To
promote the common good. Tho
bank Is doing its share in hasten
ing the development Of the COM
munity, and the community sustain
ing and assisting In strengthening
the power of the financial institu-
ton.
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
PEN WOMEN TO CELEBRATE.
BIRTH or DR.. SHAW

The Susan 3. Anthony Founda-
ton will observe the seventy.eighth
anniversary of thes birth of Doctor
Anna Howard Shaw by valentine
tea this afternoon at. the head
quarters of the League Of Ameri,
can Pen Women.
Miss Alice NJ Heaven, is efluir-
man of the committee on arrange
ments. "a
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
Chicago Grain Market

4 CHICAGO, Feb. IA. Grains open
ed generally higher today. Wheat
was down q TO IL higher corn
Y OK higher and oats e to u
higher
Opening grain prices.
Wheat: May, 1810182N; July,
:154A9 II: September, 143A az
{ Corn May, 1864 0127: Septem-
Oats-May, 54@As July, $40
5s; September. 5sA 053sz -
The Washington times., 1925-02-14

BuiIding actIvitIes in the north-
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
Foreign Exchange

FURNISHED 81 ". B. Hihbs & Co.l
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
Physical Body Not Man

We say, Well, body, how am | to-
day? Were you hurt by the north
wind that blew upon you yesterday,
or did the rain on your feet produce
a cold in your throat? Furthermore
the body is a bothersome partner 1t
insists on time to sleep, time to be
fed, time to be adorned, and it local
ICES our range of activity 1t becomes
sick incapacitated, and parts some
times get broken which are not easily
replaced. Is it not time for us to dis
cover that man has an individuality
superior to a physical body? Material
sense says, | collect and blend togeth-
er by physical forces, for a few years,
some twenty chemical elements, and
behold this is man! Do you believe
that? Do you believe that this un-
thinking chemical combine is the
true Mind? So far as God is con.
cerned, the mortal body is vacant
domicile.
Natural science, so called, asserts
that physical man has evolved from
tadpoles and monkeys. Orthodox the.
ology holds, according to a recent de
claration by our Presbyterian broth
ers, that this Adam-man was made
by the Lord out of matter which had
previously been made out of nothing
Evidently the matter-man is of doubt
full lienage! This Adam-man, Chris
tian Science teaches, is the counter
felt or misconception of the true
man. Phe real man is spiritual and
Godlike. His body is not material and
destructible, but spiritual and indie
structible. AT the last supper Jesus
said, "Take, eat: this is my body
referring not to the flesh, which he
had previously said profited nothing
but to his spiritual body, the embodi
ment of right ideas, which we par
take of and manifest in proportion as
we think divinely.
Those who were in authority in the
church in Jesus time believed that
man lives in a material body. Antag-
onized by the words and works OF
Jesus they nailed his body to cross
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
Man Renresents God

Now let us consider what the Scrip
lures have to say about you and me,
and what we really are, from Gods
standpoint Right at the beginning of
the Bible we read that man is the,
image of God. The word image means
representation. Then our true self
is representation of God, that is,
a representation of true Mind. We
live to represent, that is, represent,
the intelligence or good that is God.
Do you feel that the collection of
flesh and blood, called body, is repre-
sentative of God? Can eternal Mind
be represented by that which is often
diseased, crippled, and always tenn
porary?
Christian Science places no reliance
upon this fragile, troublesome piece
OF mechanism called the physical
body. Paul wisely said that he did not
confer with flesh and blood, for the
reason, stated by him on another oc-
casion, that flesh and blood cannot
enter into the kingdom, or creation,
Of God. Christian Science shows that
many of our troubles come from hold
ing too many conferences with the
body and allowing it to manage us in
stead of our managing it. 'Mortals, ;"
writes Mrs. Eddy on page 214 of
Science and Health, "are inclined to
fear and to obey what they consider
a material body more than they do a
spiritual God"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

Mind, is the foundational fact. Evil,
or mortal mind, is the basic lie.
True Mind is the same as true Love
for Mind, or intelligence, always ex-
presses love and consideration. Sup
pose, for instance, that you were
chosen to rule over a large kingdom
Would you not endeayor to see that
kindness and justice were manifest
toward your subjects? Would you not
do all in your power to promote their
happiness, health, and well-being?
You would feel you were governing
wisely and intelligently-e expressing
Mind -only as you governed lovingly.
Cruelty, tyranny, and injustice would
offend your sense of intelligence. So
the all-governing Mind that is God is
ALLOWING and conceives nothing that
is unjust or unkind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

less we have, and it is the most re-
liable sense we possess. This sense
perceives the things that endure. The
practice OF kindness, honesty, or ius-
tice, if without selfish motive, is the
activity of spiritual sense So we see
that every right thinking person is
using spiritual sense in some meas
ure every day. None of these God
qualities can be seen, heard, tasted,
or felt with the material senses. The
physical senses discern only our tenn
Dorary material surroundings, where
as spiritual sense acquaints us with
the ideas of Mind, There is within
us this sense which discerns good
and clings to it, and there is nothing
about the operation that is physical
in any way. BY this spiritual, or RICH
mental, sense. God, Spirit, is discern
ed and His laws understood. And il
was because of what he discerned
through spiritual sense that Jesus
could say without qualification. in the
face of material world, 'The king
dom of heaven is at hand"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
Mind Is Love

In the everyday use of words much
that is designated mind is wholly
lacking in intelligence, and so is not
really entitled to be regarded as
mind For example, there is no in
telligence in hatred or fear, though
these are often referred to as states
of mind. The use of the word mind
in this way is a misuse, though for
lack of some other word we almost
have to use mind in this contradic-
tory sense, to designate that which
claims to be mental activity, yet has
no kinship with Intelligence. This is
the evil, or negative, sense of mind,
named by Christian Science, mortal
mind, Mortal mind is Gods opposite.
For as God is true Mind, the source
of every wise and good thought, so
mortal mind is the origin of all evil
and of every evil thought God, divine
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
The Nature OF Evil

Exemption from evil centers around
the question of self Which concep-
ton of self am / going to accept as
real, the material and perishable, or
the spiritual, harmonious, Godlike,
and eternal? Am I going to be an un-
protesting victim of evil, or am | go
ing to think and to live as the wit
ness of God? We cannot do both. No
one can walk in opposite thoughts at
the same time. Most automobile ac-
cidents in our cities result from some
ones failing to give right of way. All
of our personal troubles are due TO
our failure to give right of way to the
thoughts of God. God and good
thoughts are the fact. The devil and
evil thoughts are the fiction There is
Continued on next page.)
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
Gods Man Is Godlike

Fhe trouble is that men have been
by clinging in thought to a supposedly
good God and a frail, oftentimes bad,
or sick, man as constituting the real
order of existence. This is like reas-
oning that the sun sends out shadows
instead Of rays of light. Reason is
abandoned when we say that an al
together good cause can create an in
harmonious and sinful man. We shall
have to learn sometime, and the soon
er the better for our own happiness,
to think from the standpoint of a
good God, and a Godliker man. That
is, we must come to think of man
the representative of God, as possess
ing a nature and qualities that are
consistent with the nature of God. Is
there anything illogical in asserting
that a good God must have good
man, and not an evil one?
In the human order men are desir.
Gus Of representing their governments
as ambassadors, or their fellow-citi-
zens in legislative assemblies. Bust
ness men wish to become representa-
tives of reputable firms. A satisfac-
tory representative intelligently pre-
sents the ideas, or the goods, of the
one he represents. Have you ever con.
sidred that we exist for the express
purpose OF representing supreme in
telligence in thought and deed? How
well are we representing our Princi-
pie, God? Is the sick man, the sinner,
the unhappy man, a good representa-,
tive OF the ALLOWING Mind? Surely
not. When we are displaying such
goods we have forsaken our true oc-
cupation and have become agents for
Satan, or mortal mind, dealing in
such worthless goods as fear, sick
ness, and poverty, just the opposite
of the good things which God has
commissioned us to exhibit
Isaiah expresses Gods concept of
us in the words, "Ye are my witness.
es, saith the Lord" A witness is one
who furnishes evidence or proof.
Have you ever thought of yourself
as the individual witness, or evidence,
of God, the proof that God is Try it,
and if you keep trying you will find
that new sense of manhood will
presently begin to appear. Pindar has
well said, Learn what you are and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

become it." Christian Science says,
Learn that you exist to be the evf.
dence of God, and be il" And being
the witness of God is not a seasonal
occupation. 1t has the continuity Of
eternity. Herein is true manhood. to
bear living witness to the God who is
our real Mind and Life.
Man Is United To God
Man, in order to be the living wit
ness of God, or Mind must be in con
scious accord with God The sunbeam
could not bear witness of the sun for
anan instant were it separated from
the sun. So with man and God. But
men believe they are separated from
God, that God is somewhere instead
of everywhere, and that the some
where where God is, is somewhere.
that they are not. 1t is the teaching
OF Christian Science that the true in
dividuality of man is inseparably
united with God The Bible informs
us that Abigail realized this when she
said to David that his life was bound
in the bundle of Life with God. Jesus
stated the relationship thus, Il am in
the Father, and the Father in me"
meaning that his consciousness was
of and in the Mind which is God.
Paul helps us to see how dependent
man is upon Mind when he says that
we are not sufficient of ourselves
to think anything, but our sufficiency
is of God. Consider this: that we are
not able to think a single thought ex-
cept by the action and volition of the
Mind that is God
On page 202 of Science and Health
is this important observation, "The
scientific unity which exists between
Cod and man must be wrought out in
life-practice, and Gods will must b
universally done" Jeremiah once
said, "The way Of man is not in him
self" Until we awaken to realize that
we are eternally linked by active
thought-forces to indestructible Mind
and thus begin to let our relationship
to God appear as living fact, we
can possess no enduring health and
no lasting happiness. Indeed the eff.
fort to obtain happiness and health
while out of agreement with our God
is like trying to get the electric light
to shine without turning on the cur
rent. The thought-forces which carry
health and happiness flow from God
alone.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

thinking that thus they could silence
this man who taught that God had
more power than matter, and that
man with Gods help could set aside
the destructive processes of physical
force. They t1ied their theory out,
but it failed, miserably failed 'n;!
III, ra}son wSs that he with wrcm
they dealt understood God and they
did act. So well cid Jesus understand
his individuality TO be the indestruc-
tible expression of eternal Mind that
in less than seventy hours he brought
forth from the sepulchre, by the pow,
er Of divine thinking. the same body
which the forces of evil claimed to
have killed. Thus did he prove that
man. endowed with an understanding
of Mind, God, is superior to the ply
steal body and the physical forces
which would assail and terminate his
life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26
What Is God?

Since we are to reason concerning
God and His heaven, or creation. let
us begin by considering first of all
the question, What is God? If we are
to have God who is to be available
to all He must be everywhere, not
somewhere. For what good would
anything be to you or to me if it hap.
pened to be in South America when
we needed it very much in the United
States? God must also possess the in
telligence which can master evil. For
how would we be benefited if we
were to call upon Him and find He
did not possess sufficient intelligence
to help US overcome some perplexing
phase of human discord? The only
conceivable concept OF God that
shows Him to be everywhere, and to
possess all intelligence, is the con
cept of God as Mind. Intelligence re-
sides only in Mind. and for Mind
there are no boundaries. Therefore
Mind is everywhere.
For example, if we sit in our
homes and think intelligently Mind
is thus proved to be there; if we trav-
ell across land or sea and think good
thoughts Mind is thus shown to be
with us all the way. One of the hap
py things about Christian Science is
that it explains how near God is
simply by showing that God is Mind,
the author of every good thought We
do not have to take a single step in
order to find God and His heaven.
Our bodies do not have to move an
INCH But we do haFe to make a
move in our thought. The move is
from the wrong to the right point of
view of existence, from the material
to the spiritual basis of thought. One
mentally emigrates from the Land of
Bad, where the giants of Poverty,
Fear, Hate and Sickness, seem to
rule to the Land of Good, where the
oniy lawgiver is tie ALLOWING and
all-wise God.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-11-26

Continued on next page.)
Evening star., 1925-04-22
HUSBAND ACCUSED,
WIFE SEEKS DEATH
Takes Poison, Slashes Her Wrists
as Police Seek Former Clerk
of Hotel Here.

Learning that police search had
been instituted for her husband, Ralph
Charnock, hotel clerk, wanted on a
charge of having taken $3.50 from a
safe in the office at the Martinique
Hotel, Sixteenth and NJ streets, where
he was employed, Mrs. Gertrude Char.
mock, 80 years old, went to the bath
room of her apartment, at 1745 K
street. yesterday afternoon and is re-
ported by the police to have attempted
suicide by cutting her wrist and swal-
lowing poison.
She was found unconscious by her
brother-in-law, John l.. Moring, when
he returned to the apartment late In
the afternoon. She was taken to
Emergency Hospital, where it was
said this morning that she will re-
cover.
Charnock, former clerk in the Am
bassador Hotel, Atlantic City, and
other prominent hotels in various
cities, is said to have disappeared
from the Martinique early yesterday
after he had told another clerk of
having left his keys to the safe at
Detectives Mullen and Murphy are
investigating his reported disappear
ance from the city. Investigation of
the disappeara nee of the money from
the hotel safe was followed by the
issuan of a warrant for his arrest,
and police of other cities will be asked
to look fer him.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
BUSINESS is POLLED
ON MUSCLE SHOALS
Commission Asks Advice as to Dis
position of Huge Water
Power Plant.

A poll of number of prominent
business men and organizations is be-
ing made by the Presidents Muscle
Shoals Commission to get their views
as to what should be done with the
Government property at Muscle
Shoals, Ala. Chairman Mckenzie OF
the commission announced today.
Your interest in public affairs. the
letter reads. prompts, US to write to
you. informing you @that we would
be glad to have you submit at your
earliest convenience your views on
this question:" Replies to the letter
were requested by June /, and those
polled were asked if they would be
willing to appear before the commits
sion.
The list of those to whom the letter
was addressed includes Henry Ford
William Green, President of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor; Frank o
Lowden, former Governor of Illionois;
Alex Legge, president of the Inter
national Harvester Co.; George Peek
of the Moline Plow Co.; E. F. Price OF
the Union Carbide Co.; the Alabama
Light and Power Co., and deans OF
various State agricultural colleges.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
City Council SIush
Fund RurnOr False,
J.C. Suter Declares
EIectiOneering for Posts
in NesO Body Ineapen-
size, He Says.

The suggestion that large sums OF
money might be spent by candidates
for election to the Citizens Advisory
Council was characterized as ridicu
lous today by Jesse c. Suter, presi
dent of the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations, who will be eX-officio presi-
dent of the council.
: Mr.. Suter said that several orga nj
cations or individuals had sent out
post cards and circular letters calling
attention to the qualifications of Ger
tain nominees, but Mr.. Suter pointed
out that such a letter could be sent
to all of the 80 delegates in the fed
GRAFTON at a cost of d few dollars for
envelopes and stamps.
Mr.. Suter stated that he saw nc
objection to such a means of letting
the delegates know of the qualifica.
tions of a candidate.
The report probably originated, il
was explained today, when a member
of the federation last Saturday night
jokingly warned some of the candi
dates mot to spend more than $500
each getting elected" -
Evening star., 1925-04-22
ADDRESSES ZONTA CLUB.
Better Business Bureau Director
Defends Honest Advertising.

Howard Cool, director of the Bet
ter Business Bureau, was honor guest
at the meeting of the Zonta Club
yesterday. He was presented by, Miss
Jessie La Sale, newly-elected presi-
dent OF the club.
Mr.. Cool addressed the club on the
subject of the evolution of honesty in
retail advertising. demonstrating the
methods of accurate. advertising state
ments and stressing the benefits to
both the public and merchants. The
question of investments was also dis
cussed by Mr.. Cool, who illustrated
sales talks employed to trap investors
in worthless securities.
Judge Katherine Sellers, member
of the club. has gone to New York.
where she will speak over the radio
on What Women Have Accomplished
in Ten Years" it was announced at
the meeting.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
NEW SHOW PLACE CHOSEN
Summer Style Exhibit to Open in
Washington Auditorium

The Summer style and sport show
scheduled to open in Convention Hall
will be held in the new Washington
Auditorium instead, and, to allow
ample time for publicity and make
the necessary arrangements, the date
has been set for May %.
The show will continue an entire
week.
Models will display the latest in
advance styles, it is stated, and there
will be a bathing girl revue with
special scenery and lighting effects.
Public dancing will be permitted each
evening, and, as special added
feature, there will be SO dancing
debutantes acting as hostesses. Show
headquarters have been opened in
room $50, Munsey Building.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
HARVARD .LAMPO0N
HELD Up IN MAILS
Copies of College Paper Sent
Here for Ruling on Its
Use of Flag.
By the Associated Press.


BOSTON, April 22.-Pending a de-
cision by the solicitor general at
Washington on whether or not the
current issue of the Harvard Lam
poon, college humorous periodical
contains obscene matter and whether
or not, consequently, it is maiiable
copies of the Lampoon are being held
in the Cambridge. Mass, post ONCE,
Chief Inspector Park E. Colvin of
the New England postal district said
today. Copies of the Lampoon re-
Gently were ordered removed from
Boston and Cambridge newsstands
by the police of the two cities.
Copies on Way Here.
One copy of the Lampoon was sent
yesterday, Colvin said, to- the solic
itor general. A second copy was sent
to United States Attorney Harold p.
Williams to enable the district at
torney TO decide whether any Fed
eral statute had been violated. The
action taken by the post office Of
ficials, .Colvin said, in purely routine.
The matter TO be ruled upon by
the solicitor general. he said, was a
cartoon on page 1S4 of the Lampoon,
which had been held Objectionable
by the Boston and Cambridge Eolice.
No question had been raised, he said
regarding the use of the United
States flag in a burleque picture OF
Washington crossing the Delaware
on 1.-The cover.
The distribution of copies outside
the Cambridge post office, the point
of mailing, he said, had not been
held up.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
Psycltiatrist May Be Ne,U Radio Need;
Strange messages" Cause Complaints

his visitor was the first OF the al
legged receivers of the untraceable
communications who has taken the
matter up in person with the de-
partment.
Although busy with a mass OF
papers. piled up on his desk during
his absence last week, Supervisor
Terrell turned from his study of
wave lengths and applications for
licenses to discuss his visitors
case for an hour.
Except for the mans idea that
he is being prosecuted by some un-
known sender of messag ges. his
visitor appeared perfectly normal,
Mr.. Terrell said.
According to the story told to
Mr.. Terrell. his visitor complains
that the messages have entirely
wrecked his business and made his
associates loose confidence in him.
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