Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1925, Page 15

SEA TRIP PLANNED FAMILY OF 4 KILLED IN TRAIN-AUTO CRASH Father, Mother and Two Children Die Instantly When Flyer Strikes THE EVENING Monkey in Church Pastor’s Exhibit In Evolution Rap STAR, ALESSANDRI IS PAID TRIBUTE BY FRENCH Chilean President, Guest of Honor at Banquet, Explains Intention ~ WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, "FEBRUARY 16, 1925. BY CONGRESS PARTY Members of Both Houses to Seek Relaxatien and Knowledge. By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., February 16.— A monkey, tethered a few feet from the pulpit as an exhibit against the evolution theory, cast quizzical glances over an over- flowing congregation in the Park Avenus Baptist Church here last night, while the Rev. Dr. Floyd T. Holland preached on “Man or Monkey.” The olimax came when the monkey was held aloft in the pulpit, a stern finger thrust toward him. and the pastor challenged anybody in the church to stand up and concede common ancestry -— with the simian. Nobody stood . 3 5 up. Rites for Railroad Official. The minister explained that his GREENSBORO, N. C., February 16. theme, with the live exhibit from —The body of A. D. Shelton, general the zoo, was prompted by the in- superintendent of the northern dis- troduction of a bill in the North trict, Southern Railroad, who died in Carolina Legislature to prohibit Richmond, Va., Saturday afternoon, teaching of the evolution theory reached Greensboro on a special in State-supported schools. train, pulled by a locomotive draped with crepe, yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held from the Presby- terian Church of the Covenant today. Fairfax Harrison, president of the Southern Railroad, reached the city early this morning. to Give Fair Rule. By the Associated Press. PARIS, February 16.—Arturo Ales- sandri, President of Chile, who came to Europe after the coup d’etat which overthrew his government and who has been recalled home by the re- cently formed government, was the guest of honor last night at a ban- quet tendered him by the Ege Nou- velle, organ of the Left party in Parliament. . “l ant returning to Chile without cither hatred or rancor,” said Senor Alessandri in a speech, “for they have no place in the soul of a real chief of state” He added that he was going home “to work out a program for human solidarity and social jus- tice.” The banquet was attended by a distinguished gathering of French- men and South Americans. Premier Herriot was unable to be present, but was represented by his chief of cab- inet, M. Bergery. Machine at Crossing. By the Associated Press. MARTIN, ~ Ohio, February 16— George Stein, his wife and their two sons, Harold, 6, and Arthur, 3, were instantly kilfed yesterday when their automobile was demolished by the second section of the New York Cen- tral Twentieth Century Limited, westbound. Etein apparently tried to cross the tracks ahead of the train, after hav- ing let the first section pass. The trains were running about three min- utes apart. 'MBRDKS&® G STREET BETWEEN [1THE [2™ Tomorrow—the Second Day of Our A-N-N-U-A-L C-L-E-A-R-AN-C-E S-A-L-E Most Drastic Reductions For Quick and Absolute Clearance and to Uphold Our Policy to Carry Over No Merchandise From One Season to the Other, and Make Room for Spring Merchandise Several groups of Senate and House members are golng to sail the bound- ing main, scek relaxation and recu- peration in the South Sea isles—and incidentally pick up some information | first hand that may be of value when; Congress resumes the legislative grind. 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