LOOSE LIVING.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19928, 15 May 1930, Page 16

LOOSE LIVING.

CLERGYMAN'S INDISI&ENT;j| — '— - t> ,„*£ fr*JSS,ASSQC!UTIOS TILEeV^-rfJj? % r 'WELLINGTON, '^JOT Lag by- many women .of tp-&£|KPt made by the Bcv. J. E.BWSfthra|y St. John'a Presbyterian tery, disinclination W rear K :fa||j»s, and the" cocktail habit Trere'ajn^^t 'charges levelled at .them. fj^|lj§s The second Sunday in. Api&^upiHL -Was' observed in r many pUe^^njfJM Christian Church as >"Mcb^jjjwi^ For some time he; hsfd iiadvdle^W giving about it, and - th«rti^i^^^ tensely disliked striking s^^pp,' the .time had come when ji£4n|pf^M 1 struck. ' , ' .. ■'»,!. l>Mjk . About 80 of each year's s£|pf|j* ended in divorce be'fdre'-five y^K« 160 -before. 10' years.-' AMfeiftjijgffi '•dren were affected by these tjssfflP I each year. More* men than.rwoJhen#j|l to take action,on.aecoaht bf^i3|jj)*&i there being 110 on' tsß* f «v.ejffira '67 -women. , ! ' „; aJ| jsft'M A further matter. o£ '^rayiyiwm was that therOj were .4800 *3l^«W births every .year. . In'<additip^'^ children 'were born in wedloei^^i^P fore their time, these-mja3cingi^e» just on one-third, of every year. Added to^th'atf^tl^bw rate had'shrunk iremendnt>sl#ii*»| The cocktail habit, he-eohtaniimß a sinister, bearing - onimothfth^^w most cases jt --was, pure awa^j|fcjn|B was a perilous habit, ft J**^SB. The Kational'lnstitute for printed nearly 700,000 boots, newspapers,-and year. . £ J 4£psS Dover now,'has,.£b.e powerful motor H lifeboat'' in" She is fitted with .wireless, over & 18,000. , '.. • t^ L -|slfj »■ ' ■"•Wis*.