Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1926, Page 23

_THE EVENI\‘G FAIL TO FIND BANDITS Pmlte Seek in an for Two Ac- cused of Daring Hold-Up. PASTOR STRADDLES STORY OF SERPENT . Charged With Heresy. He Dis- :",f avows Being Expert on | 0Old Testament. An allday search veste extended well into the night of the nd lquarters, with the r inct policemen, for the bandits in which the: e eck-up was made on public ind s tilling sta | tions _witho ult. $7The search is ‘(unlmum,.. today. . en, on tria g " | ASKS PUBLIC BU|LDINGS ves ture of question Overman Wants Proposed $100.- 000,000 Fund Divided Pro- alleged to have cast doubt in ser- pOthOllfllly. mon on the Genesis story of Eve and the serpent. tie replied that he is recorded in Holy Writ, did not know how the ter should be interpreted here \fi'vod lh he believed the Overman. b ator North Carolina lieved what | amendment, though he | the public * [that the $100. be apportioned 1o the ng to population. as 0,000,000 car eal animal. was SCESIIITRN so admitted th the serpent wi ration of th The defendant declined | ¢ ra . on the interprets bmitted a typewritten to 19 questions him on points Mr. Geelkerken h »; messages of Sy @ People of this country ate nearly 1d, Germany and 10000 pounds of peanuts last ceived many from 5| United S DECLINES DRY POST. 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