Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1925, Page 34

34 LETTERS BOMBARD | EVOLUTION JUDGE Deluge of Advice, Chiefly From Cranks, Floods Mail of Tennessee Jurist. Br the Associated P WINCHES Tenn., June 18.— As usual in the case of famous trials, the mail box of the judge who will preside at the evolution law test case at Dayton. July 10, and of other per- sons connected with the litigation, re- cently have been overflowing with un- solicited communications pertaining to the comi e. Attorne, tewart sald that aded with applica- Stampeders Back From Dease Lake Empty Handed By the Associated Press. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 18.—The small army of stampeders that went over the snow to beat others in the gold rush to the Dease Lake country in sh Columbia is hitting the trail a on the return with their for- s still to be made, reports Miss Wolverton, who “Very little gold has been found,” she said. “Three experienced gold miners went into the Gold Pan Creek, diverted the stream, and at the expense of two months' labor took out $1.60 in gold. “The only real money that has been made is by those who have sold claims on the creek for hun- dreds of dollars. B S Among the nurses employed to care for the children of the wealthy in London there has long been a sort of unwritten convention which compels THE EVENING MACCABEES PLAN BARBECUE SUNDAY Members of Order Arriving in City for Convention 15 Days Hence. The Maccabees will go to Ballston, Va., Sunday for an old-fashioned barbecue. chief attraction at the outing will be a musical program by the Maccabee Caravan FEntertainers. Many unusual events are scheduled for the outing, including athletic games, for which Washington merchants have donated prizes for the winners. Among the Maccabees who have already arrived for the coming con- vention here are to be found all variety of talent and vocations. Two former big league base ball plavers, C. H. Hickey and O. K. Henderson, are members of a Maccabee base ball team. There are also in attendance a pair of boxers and a crack jazz STAR, 'WASHINGTON, chairman of the committee. E. F. Knowles, K. E. Bartmess, A. B. Jen- sen and George Moffett are now making a canvass of the situation in_order to give the incoming Mac- cabees information as to their tempo- rary homes while in Washington. Mr. Hell, as chairman of the com- mittee, requests that all communica- tions be addressed to him at 1219 Wis- consin avenue. Duke’s Midget Railway. One of the world's oddest narrow- gauge railways is owned by the Duke | of Devonshire at Eaton, England, ac- cording to the Popular Science Month- ly. It was built in 1894 to transport supplies to Eaton Hall from a station 4 miles away. Now it is used to transport the duke's guests about the estate. The gauge of the railroad is only 15 inches. Coc‘m D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 18, '1925. Our Annual June Event! IT PAYS TO BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K. §T “THE DEPEN Ready for Another Busy Day in the | June Shirt Sale $2, $2.50 and $3 Values See Opposite Page for Other News from all parts of hey be per wrt on one John » reported bombard aunications, ma; ¢ from cranks. cad, but others tlons frox the count mitted to tak side or the Raulston & band. * With the Maccabee convention but m l! l. 15 days away a committee on hotels SEE ANNOUNCE! and garages to arrange for accom- NCEMENT TUESDAY'S AND SATURDAY'S STAR. them all to appear in their white resses on the 1st of June, and not a efore, however hot the weather may be. A similar convention forbids them changing back into warm clothes [ modations for the 10,000 members of the order expected, has been named. L. C. Hall of Los Angeles, Calif., is .39 All Perfect Qualities All Sizes 1315 10 18 until Autumn, be June.or July ever so cold so incohe bundled them them in h; Mr. E said legal phase of lost sight of. Address Communications ONE NEAR to W. M. Hornstein, Pres., 2325 18th St. DG SYOIIR HOME STORES, INC. W. prohibit Sees Fanaticism on Trial. “The qu 4 The outstanding shirt sale of Washington’s favori Men's Store starts afresh tomorrow, with reserve lots of shirts that offer equally as attractive assortments and big savings as the first day. You are offered choice from this fine range of high-grade materials: —Imported English Broadcloth —Fine Soft Soisette —Blackstone and Other Fine Woven Madras Shirtings —Rayon (fiber silk) Striped Woven Madras —End-to:End Madras Shirtings —American Flanneltex Sport Cloth . sincere a certain tolerane In a atement to newspaper men yesterday at Chattanoog: John T. Scopes, the defer , declared that a believer in evolution, Christian and believed inely inspired. He ex- pressed the opinipn that there was no conflict between science and religion. Scopes’ application for his old posi- tion as teacher in the Rhea County High School next term will Sliced PINEAPPLE Choice, large slices in heavy syrup. Stock up at this price. Large Can 25¢C GOLD BAND BUTTER Finest Creamery Pound 5 l c WIFT'S HAMS A Thrifty Buy! Whole, Per Lb. 31c¢ PAPER NAPKINS In Handy Pkgs. 3 res. 25C 6 Large Boxes MATCHES 23¢ GUEST IVORY SOAP veen 44 C TROPIC PALM SOAP A Delicate Toilet Soap 4 caxes 19¢C DUZ Small Pkg. 3 Pkgs., 25¢ DUZ Large Pkg. Pkg., 23¢ Special Prices on TOILET TISSUE WALDORF 3 Rolls, 20c SCOT TISSUE 2 Rolls, 25¢ 2-IN-1 SHOE SUGAR 10 Pounds 61c ORIENTA COFFEE 1-Lb. Can 45¢ SPECIAL SALE ASPARAGUS TIPS All New Pack stated White, prosec would 1 acher who was same nt of at the case, said that he recommend any one as a not a fundamen- Too Heavy Work. From the Hamilton Royal Gahoon. Husband—Don't make any more of these biscuits Neckband style and long point collar attached. A Plain‘colors and a great variety of new Summer pat- terns, in all colors, also white. Sizes 1374 to 13' all regu- lar sleeve lengths. Every shirt perfect quality Goldenberg's—Men's Seventh Street. HOLMES—New FRENCH APPLE PIE A Splendid Holmes Delicacy—Ask for It Furnishings Store; First Floor, Direct FEntrance From Women’s $4 to $6 W omen s W}me Shoes, $1.95 69 pairs of Women's White Kid and Reignskin Pumps and Ox fords. Spanish. military and low 213 to 7 in the assort Children’s 35¢ & 39¢ Socks, 25¢ Ravon (fiber silk) Short Socks, assorted shades with turn-over tops: sizes 5 to 813 in the lot Women’s Rayon Hose, 39c¢ Women's Rayon (fiber silk) Hose, with mock seam back: longer than a boot length: in de- sirable shafles; also lot of drop- stitch effects, in ‘assorted colors seamed back; irregulars of 1 grade, $1 Windsor Ties, 79¢ 8ilk Crepe de Chine Windsor ‘Ties, 65 inches long: all popular shades including orchid, peach. pavy, honeydew.. copen, green and red, also black and white. (Neckwear Dept.—First Floor.) Men’s $1.59 Overalls $1.19 168 Men's Heavy Blue Denim Overalls, made with bib and sus penders; double stitched for ex tra wear. Men’s Sport Hose, 44¢ 360 pairs of Men's Silk and Rayon Sport Hose, full-fashioned heel, toe and sole; new plaid pat terns: irregulars of $1.00 grade. Men’s $5 Panama Hats, $2 (®) Genuine Panama Hats, slightly soiled from handling: broken sizes left from regular stock. Odd Lots of Furniture (2) Odd Fiber Reed Settees, 42 inches long; Lioyd make; fin- ished in brown: woven seats. Left from suite that sold for $35. Each o) $9.75 (12) Fiber Reed Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps, woven fiber reed and cretonne shades. Sold regularly at $1975 $8.98 and $25.00 each. Fri- day at Limited quantity of Natural Willow Chairs and Rockers, in- cluding the following: Newporl Chas. Schneider’s SMALL PULLMAN LOAF Sc rumy\t sizes in the June Demonstration Sale of | White Sports Hats $1.39 Becoming Hemp Hats, in poke, mushroom, dented crown, turned- up brim and other new shapes. Trimmed with ribbon bands and bows or smartly draped with silk. Fashionable new white Felt Hats in many clever styles, trimmed with ribbons, buckles and brilliant pins. Wrapped il —White Felt li —White Hemp Every Popular Summer Style CORBY’S KRUSHED WHEAT LOAF Four Your Health’s Sake Picnic Size 21c Square Cans 35¢ RITTER’S KETCHUP (22) Newport Rockers. RLL ularly §5.98 each. $3.98 At (20) St. George Chairs, with wide arms. Regu- BT T $4.08 (25) St Georze Rockers. Regularly $5 98 each. Friday at (4) Natural Wood Colonial back: Porch Benches, high made of Oregon fir; 48 inches long. Sold regularly $5 00 at $15. Friday at Each of the above is subject to slight imperfections. Geldenbers's—Furnit Across the Stre Summer Needs for the Home and Garden Large Bottles Garden Spades 19c¢ s PREMIER || / f MAYONNAISE Large Jar 37¢ TUNA FISH everybody every dcy POST'S BRAN FLAKES as an ounce of prevention WNow You 'l like 6ran FOUNTAIN HAMS The Finest, Most Deliclous and Most Popular If you want a Summer hat at an extremely low price, vou will find your needs anticipated in this lot. Goldenberg's—Second Floor. Shurprise 5th Floor Rayon (Fiber Silk) Dresses i New Summery Styles Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 48 $3.49 art Summer Dresses of rayon (fiber silk) tricolette, in | black, navy, brown, green, cocoa and gray. Straightline, belted and beltless models: some with lace yokes. Plain tailored and beaded styles. Plain and circu- lar skirts. Short and half sleeves. Some in tunic effects, others with side panels. | “survrise Firth Fioor” A Kl Men’s 69¢ Union Suits, 39¢ quickly - prepared (316) Men's Athletic Tnion Suits. light, summery food, : S Ty T that always makes a - fect _quality “Surprise Fitth Floor pleasant meal. White Meat lo-lb. Cans 2'd¢c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 cans 15¢ Store, TROCO Nut Margarine No Animal Fat— For Real Economy 29c¢ Gelfand's Mayonnaise Unsurpassable 1 2c—Jar—25c Lawn Mowers 14-inch Ball-bearing Lawn Mowers, a guaranteed mower, $1.49 Garbage Cans Steel Garden Spades, with D-shaped handles. $1.10 Wash Tubs YOU can do it! To sauces, savories, salads—to cooked dish- es—to cold dishes—you can add an irresistible touch of savor with— Ceresota Flour NOT BLEACHED 5 1bs., 31c; 12 lbs., 69¢ The Prize Bread and Pastry Flour of the World RITTER’S BEANS Always Handy! 3 cans 25¢ PET Sardines POLISH In Pure Olive Oil All Shades For the Outings Can loc 2 cans 25(: Az Women’s Cotton Hose, 17¢ (Irregulars of the 25¢ Grade) Women's Light-weight Cotton Stock- ings. seam back; in some assorted col- ors; no whites. Broken: sizes. ‘urprise Fifth Floor)" Galvanized Tron Wash Tubs, 24-inch size. $5.49 Ice Cream Freezers $4.69 Garbage handles ; Galvanized Iron Cans, with side large size. $1.98 Serving Trays $1.50 and $2 Shoes, 79¢ Misses’ and Children's White Canyas Shoes, lace and button styles; all sizes in the lot from 813 to 11 and 11% to 2 “Surprise Fifth Floor.” 25¢ Lemo-Rinse Soap, 15¢ Rémmer's Lemo-Rinse Soap, for toilet and shampoo bar, ahout one pound 50¢ Shopping Bags' | 39¢ ° E | \ Large size ‘Shopping Bags, made of auto_cloth. “Surprise Fifth .Floar.” Women’s $1 Gloves Fine and creamy, it has heayy - Waterproof that rareknack of bring- ing out full delicious- ness. Depend upon it to banish the common- place. No other mustard has such flavor. Made only by The R. T. French Company Rochester, N. Y. Long in black. brown, Sizes Mountain Ice 4 - quart White Qream Freezers, size. t Serving Trays, nickeled 5 frames and decorated glass o Sarptise Fitth Floor.”