Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING S FANA"CS FEARED ©cE uron & T AT SCOPES' TRIAL Water Supply at Dayton to Be Guarded—State Bar Hits Case. DAYTON will he enn.. June o7 the ton's water supply durin dohn T the trial of Scopes for allezed violation prohibiting the teaching in public became statute evolution Tenr here schools e it ]m”\:n‘ ACK BUCKLED ONMIS today After sprix Stete the town's huge water ended be examination of of the authorities recom officials such nd provision ha afecuard th pring, more than 0 feet ishes forth the rate of mately 75,000 gallons daily, and the water i< distribuied to . source health city TWO-HEADED GIANT that action S already heen supply. ALEXANDRIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va. June 27 (Spe «1).——The largest meeting in its exist from it Tavion 1 State that c dectaved rg merce lasi night. about and guests being in attendance. Henry Mace Payne, consulti I8 ne r of the Ameri con | gress, was the principal speaker. He | ‘lnnl\ for his subject the natural re. would bring to the community many fanaties against whom it would he | Soutces of Virginia and thew relation prudent to be prepared. The spring |0 Alexand W. B. McGroarty of is surrounded by a cement wall sev.|the industrial department of _the ):teet hich by @ wire | Southern Railway Co. also spoke on fence, which under ordinary condi. | the natural advantages of Alexandri tions is deemed (o be sufficient pro-|#S @ shipping point and tection center. A open discus: | posed increasing of valuation for real estate in the city and respondi lowering of taxes entered Into by the chamber Starting at the corner of t 1he Police authorities has an exceptionally sood water supply. They expressed the opinion, that while under ordinary | circumstances there was no reason for establishing a special guard over the well. the coming trial probably s held by the- Chamber of Com 150 members | Dr.| | | The | cor = Alfred und Departmeni is off the main traveled sireets in #n etfort 1o avoid accidents is expected the marking of all the which are # part of the Jeffer his will help many Will Examine Concessionnaires. lames S Frazier. com ublic works, sald today tion 1o safeguarding th public by protecting the water supply, | #11 concessionaires will be compelled | 10 pass a rigid physical examination hefore being allowed io open hooths | It here Davton citizens cussing with inter Memphis that a foner of in addi tha health of the | vere dis report from | resolution had been | introduced before the convention of | ennessee Bar Association there McIntyre of the City lission has issued a call for funds to end the poor children of the city on ring directly to the Scopes ca 10-day camp at Fort Foote. Md.. resolution, which was to be de- zeross the river from Alexandria. Tt hated today, in part: “We deplo s also planned 1o provide a free trip nst the making «nd|to Marshall Hall some time in Augusi nsing of a criminal or ocher trial be-| Approximately 200 persons jammed | fore anv court of our State us un ad-|the Parish Hall at Old Pohick to view vertising medium, as is now being | the historical pageant which was pre- Gone in recurd to the Scopes tr last night by #he ( Davion, Tenn., und most especially | Society of the Church. we deplore and protest |pageant will be repeated tonight #ction of any court in encour | Olivet Church. Franconia. fostering or participating in Thomas Dyson, and_James sdvertisement or publicity scheme R. Duncan. who took the Virginia e bar examinations, received telegrams Hokinee: ailats Dt !last night to the effect that both were Interest also was displaved in the | guccessful. Several others are await- | of Dudley Field Malone at|ing the results. :a vesterday, in which the| "} ‘final drive against Virginians| ver defined the attitude | ysing District of Columbia automobile | s who are to tome from|jicenses has bezun. A check of those other parts of the country to attend|ajready summoned info court will be the evelution trial. They come to the | jiude 10 determine if they have ith, he said. in no spirit of suveri-|thej; Virginiz fags. Others will ity or arrozance, and he declared | pyjled into cour himself: T am an A [ have come to meet Ame on an American issue i Mr. Malone. who is associated with counsel for the defense, said he did | not fear that the theory of evolution | would corrupt the students and “‘pre are t souls for hell.” He insisted there should be no conflict hetween science and religion MAN FREED FROM PRISON, | ONLY TO BE REARRESTED Wife Waits at Gatz to Greet Grant But D. C. Detective Steps in Ahead of Her. The at he LISBON CABINET QUITS. Acts When will Back Policy. Not 27 () torino Gui ves- upon the LISBON. Portugal, J The cabinet headed by V: maraes presented its resignation terdav. This action followed Parliament’s refusal to approve | government’s policy. of Senhor Guing was formed early in February to trke the place of the cabinet of Nenhor santos. which resigned a few day nreviously after the Chamber of Depu ties had defeated it on a vote of con Edence. The ministry SR GERMANS SEEK LOANS 7 ().~ A group of industrial magnates and financiers is reported to be coming to London next week 1o try 10 raise capi | tal for their industries, which are said to be in difficult owing 1o lack of money. A disappointed young woman stood a1 the door of the prison on Black wells T . yesterday after-| noon. ent Grant machinist, was released afte & short sentence for alleged theft. The | yung woman, his wife, had hoped nd go home with him i t the saume door was Detective John Fow of this who had papers fc leged viol of parole at the District’s reformatory | mor a1 Lorton, Va., and he promptly placed The London d man arrest, pre- ‘:-m meet some erica well Enies milv | British financiers while here. The in ! Pes ¥ e dustries represented. it s stated, this city ml“ eel. electrical and motor v serve three — . later he 3 (fter hi Jap Students Form Rifle Club. prison of- | cor sel \m,-‘ the visitors Americin as well as yapers say under hap ¥ are ven was that a violation of narole espondace of the Associated Press TOKIO. June Musketry Society by students of ficials charge GOV. ROSS OFF TO PARLEY Executive has heen organized the different univer sities in Tokio. s purpose is 1o i prove the physical condition of the members and to zive them training in to | vifie shooting Wyoming Woman Attend New York Polo jumpers are P —Gov. Nellie | " departed for New | = s . I PERPETUAL i BUILDING : || ASSOCIATION Irish Language Compulsory. Pays 6 Per Cent DUBLIN lanzuage h on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It subject in Pays 4 Per Cent clusive of munities on shares withdrawn be- fore maturing. R dins certitics Assets Over $10,000,000 Surplus $950,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAM BER| JOSHUA W. Conference. * worn in London CHICAGO, June en conference . she will zo to Ro. ind Mrs. Wynant of with whom i | From New T 1on to meet Gov New Hamnehire maotor to the ¢ She ccom old son, Bradfor Norway to Increase Taxation. OSLO. X June v Finance Holm < an un ion of vder Minister the zovernment's easine diveet taxation o establish « solid hasis for the budze A new instrument makes it po. to perform oner of ihe lun section £ible ur the fivst eon President RY. CARR . .Nccrefary o without surtace of moving a ==l | NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS THURSDAYS - Augost 6. 20, Septen $16.80 " WASHINGTON PROPORTIONATE FARES FROM OTHER POINTS LEAVES g SPECIAL TRAIN Eastern_Standard Time Union_Station SR 4 UTE TO N FAL THE L RO TAGARA THROUGH BEAUTIFUL NU DE GIVING A DAVLIGHT RIDE SHANNA VALLEY Tickets zood for 16 duys, valld for use in parlor or wleeping cars on payment al charges for space occupied. including sorcharges. Dining ear attuched Ask Ticket Agents for Deseriptive and Illustrated Folder. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Tuv hT\\n\m) n\u,m\\n OF THE. WORLD WINS $5,000 VERDICT. Woman Mrs \ Given Damages juries in Pullman. Mary SWORD SLIPPED His FEET INTO| SHOES OF SWIF TNESS AND TAKING HIS INVISIBLE AT OVER HIS ARM RADE THE GUESTS GO UPTO THE EATTLEMENTS TOWATCH HIS FIGHT WITH THE awarded a verdict for B- THROUGH. Lppler against (h received i train In- "Her for I lLeen £3.000 ¢ AR he n UND THE CASTLE WAS A VERY DEEP MOAT AND JACK. HAD SOME OF THE SERVANTS SAW THE. PLANKS OF THE DRAWBRIDGE SO THAT ANY GREAT WEIGHT WoULD CAUS| Pullman falling \ hetwee: husband verdict Tor WASHINGTON Jack the Giant Killer. VI. E T TOBREAK. AND SAID N THUNDER NG TONES @ McClure Newspa for injuries | jurs berth on | i nd Boston, i Eppler. was ) inst the the service ren by in Circuit Divi Stafford. Attorney homas uppeared for the plaintiffs - . 3 bad thai build Franee had o in the Spring is ins operations the loss of much weather Loth verdicts w fternon ATURDAY. JUNE 27 IBJIE THEN PUT ONTHE INVISIBLE COAT AND STRODE OUT UNTIL HE WAS ALMOST UP TO THE GriANT WHO S TOPPED, LOOKED ABOUT, SNIFFED THE AR which vesterd 1925, BY W. (75 EnRG AT 7o AoR@CH” hound ports damaged ». West u:lln" on Verde Tsland hes been refloated and is en West Carmona The Ship e Carmona Amonz 1h cent ho hat The Wherever You Spend Your “4th” For a Swim A day the water Snartcst bathing togs possible.:: All-wool suit ding Anmette Kellermann and Jantzer models, $2.95 to $13.35. Tafieta Slips and Waol lights, es sketched. $12.75. Separate [2feia Slips, $7.50. Silk Beach Rubber Bathing Shoes Satin Bait $1.50. ora pent i mean: the ketched, $45. ht colors. Pajama:. as S1. suit, in brig Slippers to match one’s Seashore Trlp §5.75. Cloth Bathing Capee, car from 530: to $5. White soc. Rubber Bandannas Rubber Bathing Caps Bathing ™ to tie about th 25¢ to S1. Suit Section, floo. Cretonne Pillows for the canoe. Several filled with silk or cotton. Very special “hapes 85c. The Restful Comfort of Home Home holiday really when a delightiul place r1c provided with such these Metal 1 spend 2 thoughtin! ble< in green Chairs to match have $6, with an 8-fi. Garden green and white duck, to enamcl striped duek Umbrella i fit n over thi Hammocks with pillow. and «')r(‘ad( r. Porch Swi . $7 to $11.30. Couch Hammocks of khaki or duch $1645. \ery specially priced Sturdy Lawn S . £7.50 and $10.75. Hammock Section. Fourth floo. Cold Drink Sets, $1.95 set. glass in a fancy 5 tumblers Glassware $13.45 and ing Green optic or Covered tankard White homemade $3.25 to $5.50. Aute Mountain Freezerc 1t ke delicious cream. 1 quart 15 1 gallon, Vacuum Fre- equire no tnrnin ank nor tire iR $3.85 to $7.70. Housewares Section ome labor, specially pr Vudor Porch Shades make your porches cool i inviting nooks, afford prot n irom the and have the patented ventilator at the 1op. Soft tone green s . b-i1. dropn. $2.80 to $12.60 depending on Other sizes in proporiion. Soit Pillows. Curtam Ser and Cretonne Motoring or Week-Ending Smart Motor checked wool, 1rated, $39.50. Women's Coat Section novelts At Cbats of twced or $39.50 to $59.50. Coars a- Third floor Traveling Frocke of French crepe. erepe Eliza beth or gegraeite, dark and serviceable and viry good looking. $29.50 to $59.50. Copy of French model sketched, $49.50. Misscs' Section. Fourth floor Long-sieeved Chiflon Dinner-Dance Frocks for the week end house party. §39.50 to 98, Model sketched, $75. Misses' Section, Fourth flon Week End Toilet Sets, contain fh: sities one will need for a short v Toilet Goods Section fnor oilet neces- . 28¢ and 75¢. [ G U U] it T Lunch Kits for 2. 4 or 6 persons, fully cquvppc:( with knives, forks, spoons, plates and food containers, $8.50 to $22.50. Sporting Goods Section. Second floo Picnic Supplies of Every Kind Folded Paper Napkins. 40 in box, 10c. 80 sheets Wax Paper, 10c. Berry, Ice Cream or Salad Sets for 6, 10c. Waterproof L.uncheon Plates, 10c a dozen. Spoons or Forks, 10c a dozen. Cups for hot or cold drinks, 30c dozen. Alumi- num Salt and Pepper Shakers. 15c pair. White Iinamel Lemonade Buckets, 80c to $1.45. Housewares Section, Fifth flocr Thermos Bottles. $1I5 to $7.50. Thermos Bottle Section. First floor. he Auto-Robe Trunk, a wardrobe aum trunk that is the last word in travel luxury, $42.50. Snorting Goods Aunio ments ction. Second flonr Refrigerator Boxes, keep vour ice cold and fresh. Metal with mineral wool. §9 and $11. Sporting Goods Section reirech lined case. Seat P A good Anto protect matting vour clothes the anio three scetions SL75. pad in an Section. Fifth fleor Hair while driving, Bandeaux. to keep the hair 25¢ to 75c. Street finor irom blowing Notion Section, Picnickin Out-of-Doors White Linen Sleeveless Knicker Swits, Natural Linen Knickers, $3.95. Two-piece Sports Frocks of balbriggan, mara iah and georgette, $16.50 to $35. One-piece Sports Frocks of fub silke crepes, $16.50 and $25. Plain High-colored Striped Sports Coats, $10 to $19.50. Third floor $2 to §. takes pictures 2 First flonr and or Svortswear Section, Brownie Cameras, Kodak Junior, Kodak Section, Chocolates and Bonbons. 60¢ to $1 pound. Hard and Fancy Candies, manv varieties. Candr Section, Fourth floor. (LIPS i [N Woodward S ESM‘ELL THE BLOOD OF AN ENGLISHMAN BE HE ALIVE CR BE HE DEAD, VLL GRIND HIS BONE'S TOMAKE MV .R.FAD JACK REMOVED THE COAT SCTHE GIANT COULD S&E | HIM AND SAID, ‘A BUT YOU MUST CATCH ME W RST." nell J. ENRIGHT *“IF WORRIED, DON’T EAT.” DIETARY EXPERT ADVISES Food Taken Wh)le Nervous Not Di- zested. He Tells Child Health Ascociation. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, with meals a June 27 nd ing emotional ex Drink water n from food 4 ent Dr. A, ¢ cite and nervous tes, advised n ersity of Chicago physiole ing hefore Child ez members of the 2 1th Assockation juice flows into the stam fon of the and of food,” he human bein, es unan or if he is in a nervous “h merels the stim amell It a does not there under thoce produces more con stimulation for plete ab: he pointed om Y PECTHD —— e — S = The tenth Alli conzress the Wom mm,;.“ ill_be held in 1 Oviental 10 Pacific Phore Main S105.8162 604-610 9th St. N, \N Ty sih: wore. Roums Liks Mothera zhis