Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1925, Page 40

10 SEVEN RELIGIONS JOIN IN SERVICE Buddhist, Hindu, Mohamme- dan and Others Meet to Praise Judaism. By tha A d Prees. ~ W YORK, October 27.—New York Cis nas new grounds today for the frequent toast of her political and civic leaders that the “promise of Plymouth Rock"—complete frecdom of religlous worship—here finds full real ization. Spokesmen for s gent faiths met las Grace Methodist C and Tenth street, iation of Juda redium of that common appre 1o join in what approached a common hip of an ideal. There were present exponents of Buddhism, of Mohammedanism, of Zo- roastrian beliefs, of New Thought, of the Hindu tenets and of Christianity. ven widely diver: in Little Sing Common Hymn. A sprinkling of representatives of sach falth was present, although they did not pand together in sections, but ound seats in all parts of the dimly lizhted churcn. At an announcement made from the pulpit all joined in the singing of a hymn, O God, Our Help Past!’ Rev. Horace H. Leavitt, Pres- 1, was firsg to address the con- He was followed by Swami nda, Hindu, who presented a ue figure in his flowing red rohp\ as he pald his tribute to Juda- sm, and declared that “arfter all, it wives all creeds a better understanding re followed add Mary H. Ford, Baha Mohammedan; Villa Faulkner ew Thought, and B. P. Wadia, rian All Sects in City. Examination of city records shows that almost every concelvable sect, thought, faith or cult is represented in New York. Followers of Allah, Mohammed and Buddha here bow down to their gods within a stone's throw of others, far removed in prin- ciple of faith. Gone are the stocks and the ducking stools of former yi ticular cult, expect world, may move their wor £oods to a nearby mountain in the family Ford and there await the millennium, secure in the knowled: t thoughts wiil be respected and t they will be offered the full protec- tion of the law should another cult, with contrary belief, interfere. & tha entliof the Breaks Coast Ship Record. NEW YORK, October 27 (#).—The Admiral line announced yesterday that the H. F. Alexander had clipped 11 hours—more than 20 per cent—from record when | 1z her The Ln ip"averaged | t that rec she n do the mad D E. Morrison Paper Co. 1003 Pa. Ava MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Whart 10 AM. and 2 P.M. Round Trip. 8de. Admission Buy Blank Books until You see our stock. Three-Gem Ring |; INITIAL A sparkling Dia- P, N mond, set on either side by a handsome Sapphire. 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Until June, 1924, the only marrled teachers who were acceptable as teach- ers were widows and women who had been legally separated from their hus- bands. When @ woman married she was required by the school board to resign. After " the legislature had passed a bill permitting marrted women to teach, numbers of teachers married and continued to hold their positions. The rule was made, it is sald, be- cause it was felt that a woman with a small child could not give the proper attention to the children in her classes. If she were a real mother, interested in her offspring, it was felt, | her attention would be distracted from her class by thought of her baby at| home. TRUCK PLAYS HAVOC. Knocks Over Lamppost, Which Hits Man and Breaks Window. Intrying to axoid an oncoming auto- mobile, Reese Johnson, driving a mov- ing van, yesterday afternoon knocked over a lamppost at Twelfth and F streets, which struck Frederick Sil- dersderger, 1713 De Sales street, on the head as it was falling. The post then crashed through a large plate- glass show window on the east side of Woolworth’'s Five and Ten Cent Store. The Injured man was taken to Emergency Hospital in a passing automobile, where physiclans say he is suffering from shock. As soon as he is well enough to be moved his head will be X for the foot ball games. Specimen blooms at Gude's, 1212 F.—Advertise- ment. BIG JEWEL THEFT BARED. $100,000 Worth of Watchworks and Other Valuables Stolen. v YORK, October 27 (#).—The of $100,000 worth of watch works and jewelry from a warehouse early Saturday night, when the thieves worked under cover of a violent storm, was divulged last night | by detectives, who had been n-m-mm:‘ on the case for 3§ hours without re. | sults. The stolen property was taken from a building owned by Baker & bonded | ‘Williams, in West Twentleth street. @\f%fi%’?a« THE EVENING A T.ANDT.ASSETS AR §1,600,000.000 Controller Reveals Huge Cap- italization in “Radio Trust” Hearing. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 27.—The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. now has assets of $1,600,000.000, with outstanding common ‘stock at a par value of $944,904,155, according to testimony yesterday of Charles A. Heiss, controller of the compan hearing before William C. Reeves aminer for the Federal Trade mission, investigating the trust.” Mr. Helss testified that the company owned a majority of the stock of the Empire City Subway Co., Ltd., one of the most fmportant electrical units in the city. Counsel for the commission charged that this constituted a mo- opoly of the radio fndustry in New York, because any broadeasting not | done ‘directly from the individual sta- tions must be accomplished by leading a wire from the place where the broadcaster is speaking to the broad- casting station through one of the Empire Subway Co.’s conduits. Mr. Heiss said the telephone com- pany owned 491,466 common shares, no par value, of the Western Electric | Co., named Jointly In the commission’s | complaint. "He said the Western Elec- tric had an issue of 500,000 &hares of common stock. It was used by the telephone company as a manufactur- ing and supply company, he testified. The hearing will be resumed tomor- row. Representatives of the Inter- national Western Electric Co. and the | United Fruit Co, have been summoned to appear. TR R o I Greek Tobacco Crop Bigger. Consul General Carrels, at Athens, reports that this year’s tobacco crop in Greece will be 40 per cent larger than in 1924, but the disturbing part of the report is that it is of poorer quality. Heavy rains are blamed for the falling off_in qualit “radio “List With Us The Business Property You Want to Sell J. BENSON THOMAS COMPANY | 819 15th St. N.W. 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RICHMOND, Va., October 27.—John Woods, colored, has been convicted of {an attempted assault on a young white woman of Albermarle and sentenced to death. His companion, George Payne, is to be tried at the December term of the court for the same offense. Three lawyers defended Woods, the prosecution being conducted by Judge R. T. W. Duke of Charlottesville. Believe Your Own Judgmen —and after you have inspected these Cafritz “Life-time” Homes in - PETWORTH are with Youll asree erw nothing to compa ase—Ilocation (170 of “rooms. num et of 35, With a Avenue or 14th Street le Bus to Allison St. O Watch Washington the Grant 14th and K room bulltin thower and Pembroke bullt-in tub: o ete—ail SUPERLATIVE foatusea—and the cimas o the ot b4 b 33,9.)0—31,000 Cash—$75 Month Inspect the Three Exhibiz Homes 430 and 508 Buchanan St.—between New Hampshire and Illinois Ave- nues, and 4830 Seventh Street, between Decatur and Emerson Streets. Open from 9 am. to 9 p.m. Builders of Communities BN D. 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