Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925 SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE. Mississippi Governor Touches on | $12,000.000 Suit Against Ford. | | JACKS May 21 (@).— {Gov. Ienry W hitfield lered a special message to the sissippl _Leglslature which has expected since the filing of a sult to | collect $12,000,000 from the Ford Mo- | tor Ca. by W. J. Miller, State revenue agent, recently. Although the governor's message did not refer specifically to the Ford Mo- tor Co., he iold the lawmakers that “the statutes of Mississippi should be so just and their enforcement so fair that honest men will feel secure in the | 2 State.” WILL BUY LAND ADJACENT 1 TO VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Cammi:.siane‘rs Also Authorize Pur-| chase of Part of Tract at Thir- | teenth and Nicholson Streets. NOTABLES ATTEND MECKLENBURG FETE Ad- EXTRA COURT TERM FOR SCOPES TRIAL Military Parade, Pageant, dresses and Dinner Feature Charlotte Celebration. Judge Heips Both Sides Rush Evolution Case to Test in Supreme Court. By the Assor CHART of the signing of the Me aration of independence, reached high-water a legal hollday in N he program included a mil- ade reviewed by Gov. Angus rddresses by distinguish- and econd Meck Tr the Assoctated Press Tenn., May moving sw E of the test of Ten law prohibiting the teaching evolution in public schools of the 21.—FEvents toward | lenb ! o date set yes 1l Raulston the Rhea terday by roa e. ounty ve Adam Wya member of the c B fonal School John A $10,000. {ihe N ey also directed that part of a|last nig at Thirteenth street, | the afternoon 3 icholson street| The members of the congressional of $1,250 for fential committees were hon public school. Mo at a dinner given by the © this proposed school of Commerce. v been recommended for resses were delivered yesterday | norning by Gov. McLean, Overman of North C: Hoke Smith Virginia Red Men Elect. 1] Dispatch to The Star. XV g x M member of the ssional com- | With | mission. and former Senator Smith be | ing a member of the President’s com | mission ! the 1 famous | (erq t v the Virginia convention i ipewell was elected great i Workmen employed in the amber irginia to d Dr. G, W i C n. | industry of Danzig now number 6 e through since it could re the Supren n any carlier through | >edure than if it should wait | Tennessee c: ght before said, alt hrough a be effected es cannot be eptember, he | intimated that | venue this might | When Feather Pillows Need a Tubbing NOW IS the accepted time to have pillows laundered. The Tolman Laundry has a pillow washing service that is safe for finest feathers. The feathers from each pillow are washed separately—no possi- bility of mixing those from your pillows with less delicate feathers of other pillows. Pure soap suds, many rinsings through filtered water, then slow heat drying to restore their original fluffiness. 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Phone Franklin 4066 -| an altitude of 1,500 fect. and nationally, were made by Fred- erick W. Ashley of the Library of Con- gress and by Dr. George F. Bowerman, librarian of the Public Library. Mr. Ashley pointed out that Dr. Meyer is a long-time resident of Washington and that he has been actively identi- fled with civic, literary and library Dr. Meyer, he sald, holds | dex from Columbla Unlversity, B Howard University, Litt. D., and took a course also at Pratt Insti- tute Library School. He was em- ployed as an englneer by the Oregon Tron Works and the Brooklyn Union Gas Works for many years, but in 1906 his love for books and library work resulted in his acceptance of a as chief of the periodical di- Herman 1. B. Mever, legislative ref-| PARION 3% [0IeT 0008 070 grecs erence librarfan of the Library Of‘.\'lm-fl then he has been successively | Congress, who is just completing a|chief of the order division, chief} | vear as president of the American |bibliographer and director of the Lex i : brary Assoclation, the first Wash- | islative HReference Service, and he American Officials Engaged. president of the natlonal | has won a host of friends among his IRAN ¥ 21 (®).— | library body since 1904. Miss Clara | fellow workers 2 o \W. Herbert, assistant librarian of the | Dr. Bowerman emphasized the point ement of | local Public Libr wd president of | that Dr. Meyer has at all times been Aditional ~American ¢ for | the assoctation, was chairman, and [an active worker for lfbrary advance-| un department of finance. | Dorsey W. Iiyde, jr.. of the Chamb illspaugh, former eco. of {‘ommerce of the United States, w of th te Depart. | toa ngton, e in Pers RACE IN PARACHUTES. 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