Monday, August 10. 1925
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Organizing Against Evolution.
Charlote Observer.
Two of the big men in ehureh life
were at the Dayton show. One was Dr.
Charles Francis Cotter, pastor of the
West Side Unitarian Church, in New
Yprk; the other was likewise a New
York pastor—Dr. John Roach Straton,
Os Calvary Baptist Church. On return
ing to J she home base and speaking of
His observations, Doctor Potter visioned,
as a result of the Dayton developments,
a nationwide enactment of anti-evolution
laws. This is in line with the predic
tion. or rather the recommendation,-of
Congressman Upshaw, the anti-evolution
leader ip his state. And on this prop
osition Doctor Straton is not only agreed,
but he goes a step further. He makes
declaration of his purpose to call "a great
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conference” some time ill the Fall, of
fundamentalist scientists and theologians
to organize a counter movement "against
organized materialistic and anti-Christian
propaganda which brought about the
Dayton trial," He believes Kentucky
will be the next, state to pass au tfnti
evolution law. the Southern states will
follow in block, that the movement wilt
then reach the "West, eventually absorb
ing the interest of the North and East.
By which Doctor Straton mpans to say
that Cue anti-evolution warfare is not;
going to stop until if has conquered the
nation. It is evident that the Darfow
crowd ran up against a larger contract
than it had imagined, for the Dnytdn
"exercises" served to develop an aggres
sive attitude oii, part, of the. ehureh peo'-
ple of a kind that had not jieen imagined
THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNB
possible. Instead of cowing the relig
ious world, it waked it to action.
Dempsey la Hooted in Eos Angeles.
1,-,s Angeles, Aug. 'lo. —Jack Dempsey
is no longer popular with the ringworms
in los Angeles, the place he now calls
Ills home town.
The champion took some brutal raz
zing at the- opening of the new $1,000.-
000 Olympic bningx auditorium, when he '
was introduced, hoots and hisses greeted
him.
Dempsey looked place and worried, - as
the shouts came from all parts of the
arena:
“Bring on Harry Wills What’s the ,
matter, Jack, afraid of the Big Smoke?”
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BY CHARLES P STEWART
• NEA Service Writer
XWTABHINOTON The automo-
W file trade came In for some
rather severe criticism at
-the recent national convention of
credit men here. Auto concerns
are extending too piuch credit, to
the injury of other business and of
great numbers of those It’s ex
tended to. according to many of
the convention delegates.
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THE Jones family lives on the
average American wage earn
er’s income (Bureau of Labor
Statistics figures) of *1513 a year
Jones can’t save much— certainly
not enough to pay cash for an
automobile
But he needn’t pay cash He
can buy on the installment plan.
It looks easy Jones is sold.
* • *
JONES had made due allowance
for his installments but not for
fuel and oil and extras and re
pairs. All put together, these
Items pinch him
DINNER STORIES
Professor! “Jones wasted three hours
yesterday.”
Dean: "How do you know?"
Professor: "I watched him."
Waiter: "Which side t of the (able do
you prefer to sit on. sir?"
Diner: "Neither, I prefer to sit on a
e!iaif.” .
Gloria: “I refused Jack the first time
he proposed to me.”
Ethel: "I suppose you were not sure
you .tloved him."
Ojoria: "Oh. yes. I was. but I knew
if Ij accepted him the 'canoe would tip
oven”
Professor: "Your dancing is like a
summer breeze in December."
Pupil: "You flatter me. but please
tell me why?’ 1
Professor: "So untimely, my dear.”
Danger Ahead.
"Has yonr-’pld man fsuiul a job yet?”
inquired Mrs.- jllubbs. >
*’NV’ replied Mrs. SoruVbs. “but it lie
ain't; careful he wiU." He almost applied
at a place yestiddy where they was
needin' a man."
The Star Witness.
"Look here, chief.” demanded the eap
tain of thd tramp steamer, “what became
of that missionary 1 put ashore here
about six months ago?” •
‘"I refuse to answer, by advice of coun
sel.” replied the cannibal chief, "but I
don't mind telling you that there’s noth
ing in the theory that you can't keep a
good man down.”
Many a man's reputation depends on
what isn’t found out about him.
Old bachelors always look under
"Marriages” for the news of the weak.
Its the water over the wheedl that
makes power—itr the cofiimuntty as well
as* the mill.
If only for selfiisli reason you should
spend your money in Washington.
The dollar you spend away s a dollar
gone.
The dollar you spend in Washington
is a dollar that adds power and pro
duction in your home town or city—
its a dollar that grinds u better grist of
better advantages for you.
Self-interest will show you why you
receive most for youh home dollar.
First. In increase in property values.
This not only applies to city real estate
but to farming lands in this vicinity. As
a town grows and develops farm prop
erty increases even in greater values.
The history of every town in the nation
proves that suburban property and town
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tbOOTHe.’RN MOON. *2>HS. RAISED HER
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He need* a new «uit ~ Hlg wlffc
needs a new dress The baby need*
new shoes. Well, they can’t have
’em —not until the car's paid for.
BY this time the Jones' are dis
tinctly hard up. They have
to cut down on food —per-
haps cut some of it out entirely—
cheaper butter, less milk, no meat
some of the time. Thetr living ,
standard’s been lowered —except
that they have a car
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THE result, the critical credit j
men say, is that business
isn’t as good as it ought to
be—except the auto business.
It isn’t actually bad in other
lines. Building activity and other
nice things more or less offset the
Jones’ financial stringency.
Nevertheless, according to credit
men, always excepting the automo
bile credit men, isn’t as good a*
it would be if an over-extension of
credit .hadn’t inducts! Jones to btuf
a car he couldn't affoxfL .
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property increases in proportionate
values.
Second: In direct benefits—better
schools, churches itnd lHiblic. iifctitu
tiolifk . .. 1
Third: In the community
that supports "you. Ton can’t “have
your cake and eat it too”, is a; 1 rue pay
ing. Myery 'man. should patronize the in
stitution in which he is financially in
terested.
There are practically as well as loyal
reasons why you should spend your
money in Washington. The prosperity of
industries, merchants, banks and pro
fessioinal men means your prosperity.
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