Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1925, Page 3

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C.. and one branch. loca ts of the 'City of *t of Columbia WHEREOF_witness ©of this Eleventh . STEARNS, of the Currenéy. (Seai) Wast IN T Acting Comptroli NUAL DIV: n the capital vings Bank declared. pa Tolders of reco books wi (SBY - SMITH. AT ling, i the only au- Woman's Weltare of Mrs. W. M. Build of th off at pub] on h of Ralph D. Quinter. Referce in Bankruptey, Willcin. on Monday, the 22nd day At 10730 am’, 50 ehares of The book: for THAT THE i by the on Feb- uil upon Bank & sts. now.. paid Merchants' and H NUFACTURINGCO.. SCHOENFELD Have the m renovated. BEDEI'L 'MFG. CO., N. 610 E St ress. box spring and pillows “Cleanliness Is Next to | Godliness” Why wear Diam with grit and dirt? bottle, 50 R d Rings bedimmed se Jem Kleno: large HARRIS & Cf __Correr 7th and D Sts DO IT Call us for roof repairing are Teady to serve you IRONCLAD &abes it et ROOFING—By Koons Slag Roofing, Tinninz, Repairs Our experts —in_satisfaction follow the use of our printing. The National Capit'a'I Press 1210-1212 D _ST. N. ~ SOSORENE For use in gases in the stomach and intestines and unusual acidity of stomach. 60c at all drug stores. . Good Printing Is Our Hobby Tmmediate service—Let's get together. EIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED “| wide - 1 7! T INZE . SEOPES IS SEKING FORMER POSTON Makes Application for Job as Teacher in High School Again. By the Associated Press. DAYTON, Tenn., June 17.—John T. Scopes, who has termed himself the “goat” in the coming struggle over the Tennessee anti-evolution law, prob- ably will occupy the spotlight for some time to come, but this appar- ently has not detracted from his 4 sire to refill his old position as a teacher in the Rhea County High School next term. The indicted science teacher, whose action in explaining the theory of evo. lution to his has created world- interest, has made formal - plication to the school board for the position, it was announced. Walter White, superintendent of schools and chief prosecutor in the case, appeared surprised at the application, but de- clined to comment. Among outstanding developments in the cas sterday was the statement by Gov. Austin Peay that he would not go to Dayton to testify ‘“unless required to by compulsory process." An invitation to the governor to ap- pear as a witness for the prosecution was extended by Mr. White. The gov- ernor said the’ district attorney gen- eral had advised him that he was For Sale Investment Property Yielding a 35% Return Four-Story Apartment Dwelling, excellent condition: first_ commer- clal, near 7th and’ N. Ave— 20x100. A Rare Value Main 982 i Vi - CAYW00D BROS — & GARRETT inc 915 NEW YORK AVE N W.- - Delightfully amid several large es- tates, this new Dutch Colonial home, with its two acres of landscaped grounds, is an unequaled value at * $15,500 Easy Terms situated e Center-hall plan, three delightful bedrooms, two compjete baths, hardwood floors throughout, exqui- site electric fixtures, hot- water heat, two-car garage and 400-foot frontage on two main boulevards. TO INSPECT CALL Mers T OWNELKS & BUILDERS 925 15th St., Main 9770 Evenings, Cleve. 2929 % e il e S Watch the Papers. WHAT IS SAVE STEPS. a_fine, TABLE. yards, etc.,, for but— BYRON S. ADAMS, }ENEs 713 14th St. N.W. THE EVENING neither needed nor wanted as a Wwit- ness. Reports that Thomas A. Edison had offered his services as a witness for the defense were denied by Mr, Edi- son, who asserted he-had ne intention of attending the trial. Rumors that Willlam Jennings Brvan had obtained the services of Samuel Untermyer, prominent New York attorney, to aid in the prosecution, were scoffed at by Dr. George W. Rapplevea, original prosecutor of Scopes, who returned to Dayton from conferences in New York. One addition to the list of those who will defend Scopes was added with the announcement at New York that the American Civil Liberties fon had accepted the services of Charles H. Strong, secretary of the Bar Association of New York City, and had appointed Mr. Strong, who is president of the body, its observer at the trial. Following similar action taken by other county schools boards in Ten- nessee, the De Kalb County board an- nounced that it would sign no contract with any teacher until first obtainirg the applicant’s views in evolution. LAW VALIDITY MAIN POINT. Legal Phase Being Forgotten, Attor- ney General Says. WINCHESTER, Tenn., June 17 (®).—The validity of the Tennessee law prohibiting the teaching of evolu- tion in public schools is the principal FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 You Will Like the Vulcan Gas Range because Accurate oven heat control with top control _relieves all worries of heat supervision. Edgar Morris Sales Co. 1305 G St. N.W. Main 1032 BACK OF THIS DOOR The New Wroonder Home HURIETH % At 36th and R Sts. N.W. Passing in the inviting entrance, through the big Living Room and the Dining Room, we come to A MODERN KITCHEN COMPLETE It is a housekeeper’s delight, for not only is every wanted equipment here, but the location of each is scientifically planned to Here, next to the latest efficient GAS RANGE, is white KITCHEN CABINET handily placed. STORAGE CLOSET-PANTRY. flanks the other side. SINK and the dining room door is a strong, white-enameled STEEL In the corner, a roomy catch-all CLOSET. Under foot, you note in place of the usual thing, a floor entirely covered with INLAID LINOLEUM, cemented down over felt. Remarkable kitchen! Yet but one of six big rooms; bath; double porches; large A COLD Between the $10,750 Our SAFE and SANE TERMS DON’T PUT OFF—GO TONIGHT OPEN EVENINGS TO INSPECT: Take Burleith Bus. [SHANNON & LUCHY) Members of Operative Builders' Association of D. C. Main 2345 STAR, WASHINGTO: BOY AND TWO GIRLS INJURED BY AUTOS Seven-Year-0ld Stood Too Close, Says Driver—Woman and Man Also Are Victims. Seven-year-old William Ports, 312 Thirteenth street southwest, was in- jured by the automobile of Harry H. Johnson, a neighbor, in front of the latter's home yesterday after- noon. The boy was near the ma- chine when Johnson started it, his position being such that Johnson was unable to see him in time to warn him of the danger. First aid was given by Dr. Henry G. Hadley. Alice Dean, 23, and Margaret Cooper, 15; 126 E street, were knocked down in front of their i ~me last night when the automobile o Willlam D. Bowman, 704 D street question involved in the trial at Day ton, July 10, of John T. Scopes, A. T. Stewart, attorney general of the eighteenth judicial district, declared today. The legal phase is about to be lost sight of, Mr. Stewart said, as- serting, however, that it would be the purpose of the State to insist that the law is constitutional and that the State Legislature was within its prov- ince in the passage of such an act 3651 ;‘gfifilfls o, SREE Its 7arge trees and sloping hills WRITE OR PHONE FOR LITHOGRAPHED MAP SHOWING SIZE OF LOTS. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. || REALTORS 1412 Eye St. Frank. 9503 ‘ | southwest, was backed from the curb, where it had been parked. Neither ‘was seriously hurt. Elmer, Duckett, 2437 Snow court, was knocked down by a motor cycle last night at the entrance to the court. He refused hospital treat- ment for a slight irfury. Marle Hawkins, , colored, 1225 Fifth street, was knocked down in the ' Smithsoplan grounds last night by the autdmobile of Thomas Reynolds, 1236 Eleventh street, and her right leg injured. Physicians at Emergency Hospital treated her. Sewer Extension Plauns Completed. Special Dispatch to The Star. CLARENDON, Va., June 17.—~Plans for the extension down Rocky Run of the main trunk line sewer of the Clarendon Community Sewer Corpora- tion have been completed, according to an announcement by H. C. Saffell, president, and they will be submitted to a meeting to be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock at Clarendon Citl. zens' Hall. The sewer runs along the lr.'u:ks‘ of the Rosslyn line of the ‘Washington and Virginia Rallway, and citizens in that vicinity are urged to be present. Open Till 9 P.M. — EXHIBIT HOUSE 608 Roxboro Place One square north of Rittenhouse Street between 5th and 7th. WARDMAN 1430 K Street dents. minute conveniences, such as elec- tricity, T plumbing, hardwood floors, screens throughout, cement sidewalks, paved alleys, etc. FORMER DUNBAR BOY IS WINNER OF DEGREE Mortimer G. Weaver, Jr., Success- ful Member of Williams College Class, to Graduate Monday. Mortimer G. Weaver, jr., a Wash- Ington student at Williams Collexe, will receive his degree at the instith- tion's commencement next Monday. He is a graduate of Dunbar High School and has distinguished himself in various activities at the college. Entering Williams as the youngest member of the freshman class, Weaver ‘won firs® prize in the freshman decla- mation contest, and during his sopho- more year garnered various honors for scholarship and captured the sophomore oratorical prize. The next year he carried off the first junior prize in oratory and attained a scho- lastic average equivalent to that requisite for graduation with distinc tion. The final year has marked his elec- tion to Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Semi-Detached Brick Homes Already, more than 135 of the charming homes in this restricted community have | been purchased by enthusiastic resi- up-to-the- k i | | | They find all hot-water heat, porcelain Main 3830 “We House One-tenth of Washington's Population.” Construction Plan and Price Sold Thirty-one During Past Winter o month. locks. Located in Blair-Takoma, service. oma. E. BROOKE LEE. . $6,975 President 1 Z Washington City Sales Office 1653 Pa. Avg. N.W,, Opporite State Department, Phone M. 6152 Construction Office, Silver Spring, Col. 9821 These Bungalows, 24 feet by 32 feet, contain five rooms, bath and three closets; _by 24 feet; a large sleeping porch and kitchen porch. Will paper to suit purchaser. throughout; standard electric fixtures, with B.X. wiring; Corbin hardware, Double siding and floors with building paper between bo floors under entire house, containing furnace, five double. way from kitchen, and grade entrance to yard. construction, including main support by iron beams and columns, WE ALSO HAVE LARGER HOUSES AND BUNGA- LOWS UP TO $15,000, BUT NONE BETTER BUILT TO INSPECT. Drive out 16th Street or Georgia Avenue to Georgia Avenue and the District Line, then north on Georgia Avenue to Silver Spring National Bank, turn east (right) to houses in Blair- Tak Salesman on Property Every Day and Evening North Washington Realty Co., Inc. P. Bungalows ALL IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF WASHINGTON $600 Cash—$65 a Month REAL SHADE TREES—WIDE LOTS No property around Washington is increasing in value as fast as that along 16th Street and Georgia Avenue Extended. This is the most valuable and the most desirable section in which a detached home can still be bought for $6975—$600 CASH—$65 a . Full height cellar, with cement 0 hung windows, laundry trays, inside stair- Walls waterproofed and plastered outside. concrete sidewalks and macadam two squares from street cars and bus. KEEP COOL That’s What Thousands of People Are Doing by Driving Up to Sixteenth Street Heights These Sultry Summer Evenings You Can Live on the Heights— At Silder Spring, 340 Feet Above the Tidal Basin In Year-’Round Comfort and Still Be Close to the Center of the City Your Choice of Six Types of Bungalows Built This Spring NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY % i DR front porch, 8 feet 74-inch oak floors with cylinder front door Modern City water, sewer and electric BLAIR LEE 7 Vice President Sigma Rho, the honorary national scholarship and debating societies the ‘Williams Debating Club and the Adel- phis Union. He also won the honor- able mention in the annual Van Vec- ten extemporaneous speaking contest for senlfors and received one of the three vrizes awarded for literary says in connection with the Grace prize speaking contest. Throughout his college career Weaver has been a consistent contributor to the college publications, and has received com- mendation from the faculty for his lit- erary efforts. HISTORIC PAPER FOUND. Note Requesting Oil Believed Writ- ten by Martha Washington. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 17.—A note believed to have been written” by Martha Washington in 1802 is in 'pos- session of the E. S. Leadbeater Drug Co. It reads: Mrs. Washington de- sires Mr. Stabler will send her by the bearer a quart bottle of his best castor oil and bill for the same.” The paper was found in the campany’s files. “Empty Ice Box Cause of Divorce” And Fay King has this to say about ice in the New York Evening journal: “Sometimes when you hear of a marriage that is about to bust up you wonder what a guy like that can be thinking of to leave a gor- geous creature like that. T'll bet they might have lived happily ever after if there had been a little more in the ice box and a little less on the dresser.” Beware of the empty ice box. Fill the ice chamber with pure American Ice, then yow're ready for the other supplies. American ICE Company The Talk of the Town 100 HOMES SOLD IN 90 DAYS OVER 200 NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Northwest, Northea: , Southeast, Chevy Chase CAFRITZ LIFETIME HOMES ARE THE BEST INVESTMENT OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF COMMUNITIE! 14th & K Main 9080 g = BT T T YOU BARGAIN HUNTERS 1300 INGRAHAM This house has all of the wanted features you have searched for. It's a detached corner home, with garage and in beautiful condition—But—Call us and see the rest for yourself. N. L. SANSBURY CO. Exclusive Agents e " A Dunigan-Built Home Is a Product of Experience INSPECT TONIGHT Open Until 9 P.M. No. 5315 5th St. N.W. (Between Jeiferson and Ingraham) Large Rooms Outside Bath Complete Kitchen Built-in Ice Box 3 Large Porches Deep Lot to Wide Alley I $500 Cash Price $6,950 et D. J. DUNIGAN, Inc. 1319 N. Y. Ave. M. 1267 50c¢ We Will Continue Our ‘SALE of MONTHLY BLOOMING Rosebushes For One More Week The Varieties Include Columbia The best pink rose, very double; lasts longer than any other variety. Premier A wonderful dark pink; free bloomer. Butterfly A harmony of bright pink, apricot and gold. Ophelia Cream, tinted pink. Crusader Beautiful dark, velvet red, very double, and large. Sweetheart A dainty, miniature rose, clear pink; very free bloomer. For Sale at Our Greenhouses in Anacostia Absolutely No Sales on Sunday ‘We have also a quantity of fine Hydrangeas, Chrysanthemums and other garden plants. A. Gude Sons Co. Good Hope Rd. S.E., Anacostia, D. C. Each