Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1925, Page 18

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18 ELEVEN EXPERTS 10 ASSIST SCOPES Malone Says This List of Scholars and Authors Wilt | Be Supplemented. Br the Associated Press DAYTON, Tenn.. June 26— Dayton i destined to be the assembly ground of scientific experts who are rated A< among the country’s highest au thorities on geoloxy, biology and kin dred studies when the trial of John T 8 July 10. 1 jars and authors, | ch and writings | ion, who witnesses THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. (., FRIDAY, JUNE 'LONG RUN FOR SCOPES “SHOW.,” WITH STAR LAST IS PROMNFD Performances erl "o rll en 'Imu-p Daily as Iong as Tickets Sell—May Turn Qut to Be Trial After Public Interest Dies. RY ROBERT T. SM - Word comes from Dayton. Tenn. There ix no likelihood of the in- dictment being quashed. even though it i& churged there have bheen some that the sky will be the limit at the irreguaritles in connection with it.| Scopes tria’. The “show™ will run | The indictment is vague in the ex- just as long as'the public takes an | treme, but that is one of the happy interest in it. When the interest auguries for Dayton. It is so vague dies. the jury will take the case and | that every sgrt of evidence is bound possibly ch a verdict. The dire (o be admittéd at the trial. The ex- threats which have been made to re- perts are lining up. They are not | Place Judge Raulston ax the presid- roing to expert just for the sake of inz jurist are not taken » by experting, hut they are going to en- lflnnP\fl’t‘llw und all i = are des by learned discussion and that o Y othernize s to' prove o the fEy of according : 4 rs and townspeople that Prof. opes has not taught anything that | matinees and evening would conflict with the Bible. Reservations are being zobbled up| It was thought at first that the ex at all of the available houses in Day- | perts might be ruled out and that the | toi. The hotel long since was =old | (rlal would resolve itself Into the so-called: monkey trial. Most of .n-[ DOG AIDS LAWBREAKER | Buropeans seem to labor under the tmpression that the amlp\olmlon Holds Officer While Fugitive Es- law is a Federal statute, Nation-wide in itx scope. They appear to regard capes With Bottle. it as another amendment to the Con- | stitution. a sort of higher Volstead | A d0% last night assisted an un act, and are disappointed when told | identified colored man, wanted on | | the 1aw ix local to Tennessee. | charge of having a bottle of liqyor in | | | Jauropean Interext is heighteried by | hia possession, to escape arrest. Po- | the fact that two. former American | ficeman R. V. Wolfe of ‘the eighth | Secretarles of State are on opposing | precinct was in_pursuit of the colored | sides of " the issue. _Both of the|man In Chester court. he reported. former- . American “‘premies are' when the dog appeared and caught | vllel’lh\t'rnlfl and hoth served under him by the leg. | Woodrow Wilson. There Is wide Wolfe ffl"fl”! off the dog and con- \ speculation as to how Willlam Jen- tinued his pursuit. but the handican Bryan will c was too great for him, and he failed rtroom His to overtake the fleeing man. A slight | bevond question. His ability as flesh wound Inflicted by the canine a leader in a natlonal convention has_friend of the lawbreaker was treated been proved in the past, although he by Wolfe' without the aid of a has not heen so successtul in the | physicis later vears. Bul as a trial lawyer Mr. Bryan s an unknown quantity %0 far as the public ix concerned. On the other hand, Bainbridge Colby who succeeded Robert Lansing at the Stdte Department after Mr. Lansing | had mucceeded Bryan, is one of the | cleverest trial lawyers in the country | “Buin” Colby ix n much faster work er than Clarence Darrow. his asso ! ~fate In the case. Darrow is the de- liberate type. winning the confidence out and now the koodly country folk simple question of what Scopes said | of witness b {#re proving themselves willing to|and what the statute says. & witness by his caim, Ingratiating - las But_that | ways and then thro last night Ipart with spara rooms the rate of | is all wrong. The defense is m«rh off the cliff. 1.,“',‘\“"."2».“,1'.'3 xwrtld"';,:: d e onork lawXer:184 a day for the room alone. With |to admit what Scopes sald. but It | cisiee tram’ ine An he dval ta ol s LesoslatedOmithlconnBe {such luerative rent coming in, it Is | Will try to fit what he sald {n with a | Cove fror POF SR U AR e e o welect “the | 843 t0 be seen that Davton hopes for | liberal rather than lteral Interpre. | ha mas o semyaibe ahit hit whom eleits For the Mitenses cabaradn in ng-d; n-out trinl and will never tation of the Bible. | the most interesting phases of the sl dudiiab il ”“' the sl orzive Judze Raulston if he does Washington is getting the refix n",“un‘ sided trial | not_provide one. increasing Kuropean imterest in the | (Copyright. 1925.) Forest “4 Summer Colony Under Club Control” Any Size Delion Tube a Delion Cord l i . Ay i o , : é x . HIGH ON THE BANKS Experts to Testify " s | it i : 5 il 7 - OF THE SEVERN [The following experis. he said. have 5 5 i eady signified their willingness to | B 5 5 : 3 . RIVER as witnesses 3 3 Henry Fairfield Osborne. 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FoR 1 S = - living room and a shady 3 3 orch; meals in attractive prosecution in pes case are | all; recreational activities, Size Tire e .‘.\‘\_v‘ w un.w.‘y' .':v"“!n.v.l. tion W ,}l;’ such s golf, tennis, hoating. s G $12.95 Connty (Davton) public i horschack riding. at sur- 32x3'; and' proseewnion witnesis bes : e prisingly_ low cost. Splen- S bl 5 did hathing heach and pier I 1 to th mihlic for fingneial to: the ‘publi Gl I safequarded during bathing | :i‘: | hours by life guards. 3241 32x41, 33x4Y N et hed i Bl Mexats S, Season—$300 Up | 2 3338 S8 Shorter Periods This beautiful home, containing nine large rooms and hath, servants’ quarters, attic Z,’ Z’l@Hé?Cl’l For Further Particulars over the entire house s | t Shop, 624 F St. 503 Fourteenth St. NW. | Spoet Shap Telephone Main 7523 Beautiful drive by way of Marlboro. * Road in excellent condition. We represent the chnrch and the Public schonls. The opposttien rep- resents science. and it is much easfer | fur them to zet money than for us Mr. White said Malone Scores Bryan. William Jennings Bryan, who has heen o fundamenta’ist leader, asso- ited with prep for the »secution of Mr pes. was the t of comment by Mr. Malone when the Proportionate Rates This house is thoro Iy modern throughout and in excecllent condition, having heen o all over uring ast 30 s he anti-evolution law the | renovated al r du the past 30 day ker said. “was passed. I belleve, | 4 A [ the hypnotic influence Bryvan | It is sitnated ahe four blocks from a car line and convenient to stores, schools, etc. About 30 minutes’ ride on the trolley from the center of town There are about four acres of ground, highly cultivated, with a large number of varions iy “"‘ de Kirds of fruit trees now bhearing e s Secretary of ze hix view e ce A two-car gira: stabic and other outbuildings all go to make this a complete country M Malone s SATHTes similar {0 (e Tennecsen Tt T'oo Ml\:)cr* ?Y:v?‘sll\inf(e‘ }{m]e Money . John E. Garvey { Important St to Miss Main 9210 1106 Vermont Ave. All Sizes 36 to 54 Plenty of ILarge Sizes Call for appointment to inspect. Open all day Saturday. A Sale erg's BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. "“THE DEPENDABLE Who are forced tn bhecome waze earn ers have extremely limited oppor ment, the \Womean's Department de- survey of the iners’ families. I of conl were chiely employed in nanufacturing establishments in the | a lds, - while wives miners | re menting the family in- | hoarders or lo i , g | | road builder of note ont the Weat, Mis« Doroihy of Indianapolis is a real authorits on e T These Dresses of Fine Amoskeag el and Puritan Ginghams WhyPayMore? Emersomblectric T ol You can’t fool Dad! The o ¥ * 1A AR SSC ooy | Kellogg flavor makes s S il breakfast for him! Noth- Sizes 36 Up to 54 Before yoy fill 5 i : yo{u‘ Co Ql B mg else gives the day Pretty [C:lht?ckss,hszlpes and . : ain Shades SUCl'l a smlle Of a start ! All Warranted Fast Colors Kellogg’s Corn Flakes flavor delights millions of @lL Heatms These Dress Sales have hecome so Tuesday’ S and Salurday sStar‘ people every day. Have them ready to serve in | Y 1/ widely known for their exceptional f your home tomorrow. Simply add milk or cream. 4 values that only the announcement of a Try them with fresh or preserved fruit too. Sold new shipment will be sufficient to at- tract crowds of value-wise women here by all grocers. Served by all hotels and restaurants. : tomorrow. These Dresses are unusually Oven-fresk fine for 85¢, and they will be snapped up ALWAYS 1 3 2 in a jiffy. Manufacturers of apron 9 "'"0""‘;""'“ dresses are well aware of the fact that we sell large quantities, and they turn to us whenever they have anything extraordinary to offer. In this instance, we secured 1,500 Apron Dresses well below the usual prices. Every dress in the lot is fresh, new and of attractive design. If you like Apron Dresses that are well-made of exceptionally good quality ginghams and are cut with plenty of material, this sale tomorrow is certain to interest you. All Are Attractively Trimméd‘ In addition to-the ginghams, which are 6f Amoskéag arid other fine grades, we shall have a good selection of chambray apron dresses in plain colors. "~ . The trimmings are white linene, sheer orgafidy, checked dmm\ pique, novelty stitching and piping, braids and em- broideries.. We want you to note the excellent manner in which they are -natle. Pretty color combinations of lavender, blue, green, copen, nile, red, pink, white, black and many others, as well as plenty of the desirable plain shades. Goldenberg's—First Floor Bargain Tables and Second Fleor Apron Dress Section. inner-seal the digestive and ‘wrapper preserves the eliminative syatem, Aever and keeps the improves n Aakes t.-.!y-cv‘ll'- i 8i An exclusive eature! Try any nn‘y-h-o-l cereal. Yeou won't find of same ingredients, then candy another that nn;lfi“ the -lmlflfl coated. For children and adults. flavor found only in Kellegg's Cora ey . SOLD Y YOUR DRUGGIST g oS i e S ~ Peoples Drug Stores T f Chips off the Old Block N? JUNIORS—Lit‘le NRs One-third the regular dose. Made

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