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14 STATE TO CLEAN P DAYTON FOR TRIAL @fl‘ers Sanitary Experts to Assist in Safeguarding Evo- : lution Visitors’ Health. By the As: ted Press. ! DAYTO:! Tenn., June 29.—The State of Tennessee will co-operate with the city of Dayton in caring for the in- flux of visitors for the Scopes evolu- tfon trial. { Four general suggestions by State officers are “That the State Department of Health detall a_sanitary officer to assist the cbunty heatlh officer in the protection of public health; that a sanitary offi- cer go to Dayton to prepare for the in crease in population; t department loan to Dayton its appa- ratus for chlorination of the water supply and that the department fur- nish an ential adv! Dr. G. W. appley the defense, resigned yesterday perintendent of the Five Points M. Sunday school. He said he was tak- ing this action rather than see some of the other members leave the Sun- day school “Trying to Abolish Brain.” ‘osdick and the Rev. ked to act as S it was decid: ed at a confel Field Ma lone and Cl nce Darro de fel in Chicago. Mr. Malone leaves for New York tonight to get final con- sent if agreeable with them from the theologians. The Rev. Willia Brown, who was tr the Protestant Episcopals last S protested against the laws that made philosophical theories illegal, and, speaking of the Tennessee law, he n Tennessee they are trying to abolish the human brain entirely and put the first chapter of Genesls in its place.” “PARADEGROUND FOR FOOLS.” Business Man Denounces Use of Court for Scopes Trial. NEW YORK, June 29 UP)—The farthcoming evolution trial in Dayton, Tenn., is regarded by John Edgerton of Nashville, Tenn., president of the National Association of Manufactur- ers, as “a travesty of law, a mock- ery of religion and a burlesque of science.” He gave his views in a statement here yesterday. “Such a spectacle as the turning of an American court into an advertising arena for publicity seekers with warped mentalities and a parade- ground for freaks, fanatics and fools ought to be impossible in the country which gave John Marshall to immor- tal fame,” he said. “The walking delegates of agnos- ticism, atheism, communism and bol- shevism will be there. Everything will be represented except science and religlon.” “Ambassador of the Devil Rev. Dr. Charles F. McKoy, pastor of the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, in a sermon last night, at- ution as a “lie of hell.” opes wishes to act as an s r of the devil in teaching the doctrine of evolution,” Dr. McKoy continued, “let him seek a position in some of our universities where athe- ism, pantheism and agnosticism are openly taught. “Thank God that the pecple of Ten- nessee have grit enough to fight this dogma of animalism.” W. V. NOAD FOUND DEAD. Clerk in General Land Office Heart Disease Victim. villlam V. Noad, 65, clerk in the neral Land Office, was found dead in his room at 1108 Euclid street late vesterday afternoon. His death re- sulted from an attack of heart disease. The deceased, who was unmarried, had been a residermt of this city since 1918. His parents died a number of vears ago. His father was a native of Montreal, Canada, and his mother a. native of Louisville, Ky. Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt gave a cértificate of death. Mrs. Eva of Capt. Vernon Evans, 29 necticut avenue, a cousin o - ceased, is Noad's only relative in this city. Arrangements have been made 20 take the body to Louisvills for interment. e bmerson Electric T (o, St. Louis. Missouri. Distributor Doubleday-Hill Electric Co. 715 12th St. N.W. ITCHY PIMPLES OVER FACE —_— AIsoBlackheads.Scarce(l{y Slept. Cuticura Healed. “1 was going to school when my face became a perfect sight with pimples and blackheads. The pim- ples festered and scaled off, some of them leaving great sore erup- Bosp 3e. Olntment 35 and Kde. Talcum Me. Sold = iy ey Cat - 0 - Nine - Tails " zed by Y.M.C.A. Men as Crime Curb Would Bring Real Re- spect for Law, Two Officials Declare. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 20.—A proposal that the once familiar ‘‘cat-o’-nine- tails” be adopted by New York State as a means of curbing violent crime, was made yesterday by two Y. M. C. A. officlals—Clifford A. Braider, execu- tive secretary of the Merchant Sea- men's Y. M. C. A, and Stuart M. Beard, assistant secretary. They sald prisons would be made al- most useless by this means, their heavy upkeep charges virtually wiped out, and crimes of violence reduced to a minimum. Use of the lash in Delaware, Eng- land, Canada, parts of Maryland and of Virginia, and in some other few communities, he insistéd, has shown that a man who has felt the lash Is never a second offender. It would be used only as punish- ment after offenses of unusual vio- lence—cases of criminal assault, atro- cious It and battery and the like. SEES C0-OPERATION NEED IN RELIGION AND LABOR President of A. F. of L. Says Hap- piness of People Is Best Promoted By Mutual Understanding. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y. June 20.—The happincss of the American people can “|be “best promoted,” William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared yesterday through an understanding and co-operation be- tween the religious forces of the Na- tion and its organized labor groups. ‘Addressing the New York State Christian Endeavor Union, Mr. Green urged ‘“‘co-operation on all subjects of comman interest embodying the es- sence of morality, justice and fair dealing.” and said that ‘“regarding those subjects upon which we may not be in accord, we can, at least, maintain a charitable and sympathetic attitude toward each other. Mr. Green charged that misrepre- sentation had caused defeat of the proposed constitutional _child labor amendment, and added that “it is the unswerving purpose” of the federa- tion to carry on the campagin of edu- cation in behalf of its adoption.” The federation, he said, also will continue its fight for compulsory ed- ucation, for “if men and women are to exercise the power of self-govern- ment, above all, they must understand our form of Government, its institu- tions, its ideals and its structure.” BUILDS BIG WAREHOUSE. Danville Tobacco Man to Have Largest in South. Special Dispatch to The Star. DANVILLE, Va., June 29.—Brick- layers this morning started work on what is expected to be the largest tobacco warehouse in the South, a project of W. T. Hughes of this city. It will have a floor space of 49,400 square feet, 8,000 feet Jarger than the biggest auction warehouse in Dan- ville. It will cost in the neighbor- hood_of $125.000. Laundry. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925. ONCE UPON A TIME HEN THE GTANT SAW JACK HE TRIEDTO CATCH HIM BUT THE SHOES OF SWIFTNESS MA[ IT EASY FOR JACK TO KEEP OUT OF HIS GRASP. NATION' HERDIH REGALLE BY SERBS Celebrate With Prayers of Thanksgiving Kossovo Battle Anniversary. Kossovo day, the national festival of the Serblan people, was observed with special prayers of Thangsgiv- ing_at the National Cathedral yes- terday. The battle of Kosssovo, in 1389, in which the Serbs, under Czar Lazare, were defeated by the Turks, stands out as one of the most notable ex: hibitions of heroism in history. The Kossovo day service was held at the request of the Serblan lega- tion, which was represented, in addi tion to the minister, Dr. Anta Tres- ich-Pavichich, and Dr. Marionovitch, first secretary, by M. Branko-Adjenov- itch, second secretary, and Mme. Branko-Adjenovitch and Capt. and Mrs. Gordon-Gordon Smith. Serb Flag Carried in Procession. The Serbian natfonal flag was car ried In procession and the cathedral choir led in the singing of the Ser- blan national anthem. Prayers also were offered by Rev. Dr. Willlam L. De Vries, chancellor of the cathedral, for the millions of T ] northern Slavs now under the bond- age of the present Russian govern- ment. “The Ssrbs,” said Canon De Vries, “‘are the only people which celebrate a battle in which the nation went down | to defeat. ‘The reason for this is that the heroism displayed by the forces under Czar Lazare was as glorious as |any victory could have been. Memo- ries of the heroism of these marty: for Christ kept alive the nation: spirit of the Serbian race for centuri and ultimately they won their inde- pendence from the Turkish yoke. Seeds of Victory Seen in Defeat. “The Serbs were victorious finally because Christ lived in them. The seeds of victory were sown in their de- feat at Kossovo, even as the cause of Christianity, apparently in defeat on Calvary, swept on to new triumphs under a'living Christ.” He contrasted the hope of Chris- tianity, based on knowledge of and comradeship with a with the fatalistic despair of the Mo- hammedan religion. He sald that the members of the Christian church throughout the world ought to thank God for those Serbian martyrs. Two annual awards of honor to choir boys in recognition of their serv- ices to the Cathedral were made at the close of the service. Edward Grouch received the Harriet Lane Johnson medal for long service. The Mount St. Alban medal for the great- est improvement during the year was presented to John Waters. The popularity of June as a month for marriage is inherited from the Greeks and Romans. The goddess Juno, to whom the month was dedi- cated, was the patroness of marriage. 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