Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1926. BREAD DIFT GWEN CONDEMNED MAN FOILED | HELD ON DRUG CHARGE. | Religious Rites at Sea Are Popular s SUICIDE | cutpeper Attormer Aceusea ot Only in Bad Weather Officers Rver| 0P s o s i i | Hurried to D,,.th Cen After G“h'l Stealing Morphine. SLE e that the passengers feel little fear.” ing Th in T Special Dispatch io The Star. | There was some divergence of ng Throat in Two Places g BALTIMORE. September 14.—John | By the Assoriated Press. | duct when the seas are rough, but|0PInon as to the attitude of sailors, With Razor Blade. ! L. Jackson of Culpeper. Va., is being| NEW YORK. September 14.—Ser-|when the weather's fine my sermons|but a fairly general agreement that | held by the police for Federal authori. | MoB8 at sea are popular in rough |aren't so popular.” BOteY IAERpLOdCqetR IS man. Now, disillusioned, embittered e Gea) ohtathntanibt lateal iy imiacoiinie | Terea ie e oiee, wheniihe| gy cized the attitude of the| Mrs. Janet Roper, house mother fangtotally disinterested in religion. Nebraska Judge Ignores Ef . e phine | waves are quiet. average passenger toward the Sunday |of the Seamen's Church Institute | ihay jgnore utterly attempis of mis- lvnn:m g attempt at suicide in jafl | from a druggist here. Because the| geafaring men, from captains of | religious services on ocean liners. here, believes the seamen are more | yjonaries and preachers to reach them gashing his throat with a | Federal charge superseded the larceny i : ocean liners 1o stewards, told the As-| Theor ¢ : religlous than formerly. with the old dogmas that sufficed be- forts to Ston Sentences on |<a|‘@|\ vazor blade, Jack Brady.|charge, Magistrate Tormolian teok | sociated Press that they can estimate mfl'.‘&“':»“ll;“fi‘ ninunts hp;:;.';':hi fore 1914.” “olored, of Moorefield. under unmm‘o‘\(hl( action, he said. ! ttendance at Sunday services with [ e it a : steward of the Bereng: The large t . Other Violators. )‘,,,k,“‘. i an attor adrift. Now they are building u for themselves a philosophic non-sec- tarian faith.” The purser of a big transatlantic liner declared the war has had a devastating Influence on the spiritual lives of the men. “Most of them,' he said, “went through the war with a certain de- | gree of faith in the brotherhood of for the time being by a unique spec- tacle, but they are, for the most part, wholly uninspired. N bothersome detalls I/ ble charzes 2 nn« advice [EE——— I"Mort gage H\L Rust Co. Loans Rea sonable intereat ent privilezes \ ‘001 15w 5! NW ) “They are reading more for them- selves and speculating more ahout life than they used to,” she sald. “The undamentalist-modernist controversy | The meaning of the three bhalls in t first swept from them old super.|front of the pawnbroker's shop is tha: | {itions that used to serve their re.|it is three to one the proprietor wins, They are cdified | ligious needs, ieaving them literally | savs the Office Bor XLEIBIBIZXLIBISIBINIIRXE XLXBXZ fair accura ¢ the barometer. cathedral girl. was!ney, is declared to have entered the| “A fogg: means a sancti ! | at Mounds. | store, and while the proprietor was | monious Sunday. s the way Capt. | cille and placed in th h cell last busy to have taken the morphine | McNeil bf the Samaria put it. “The | nix cht. Bight stitches were required | from a shelt. passengens attend the services I con- . September | ‘o close two gashes. both reaching to | tlegal | ‘he windpipe. Brady was relieved of ' et e iade Ly fellow priners. ?(\myw ,u\'?na\ a ] w Hr'l on ldition to the diet stipulate that he will ot ‘violate m. | lignor law again withi Hie "heah” serenci | Federal Trade Board Ques- way for 14 yvears, a no one has g T ; tions Advertising Methods of Furniture Men. kicked about at Ju Bryant vesterday alter sentencing Dirks. He | asserted. however, that he thought 10 | days at a time on bread and water was | Alleges Cruel Punishment. = = - By the Associa appeal has bheen made to the =il it to| Another b o | today by th sufficient. sion In jts war with a choir of 5 tain or purser but the congr of novelty seek By the Associated Prese are heing men at 'Mvm bread-and-walor sentence charges, Judge Wilbur maneuvers liberate thr Rn a m ren. Philtex Semi-Soft Collars s1 Fancy Lisle Hose sfor S]38 45 4, SIS0 55¢ . 1 z 6 Pairs for 3 Usually 35¢ each. The newest and f 3 ; “\f " most popular styles for Fall in spotless Impm‘]ted hose. 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