Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1925, Page 18

18 REPORTER IS FINED | BY DAYTON EUURT Says He Will Wnte What He Pleases About Evolution i Case—Is Arrested. | Dayton wen to mee! of 18 rooms may be used for expert witnesses. g » who will be unable to get into the courtroom some provision may be made today when engineers from New Orleans survey the situa- tion with a view of erecting a_huge auditorium. Here it is proposed to have amplifiers convey to the over- flow throng the detalls of the legal Dattle. Dr. John R. Neal, chief counsel for \pp! was in New York today, to confer with witnesses. in the movement behind the comin trial Will Bare Intolerance. “This case has more than local nificance,” Dr. Neal said. “One | amazed at the extent of latent senti intolerance and bigotry in s, a force that will come | ace once the opportunity ix |3 | the State's charges Scopes are ined, you will see| other evolutfon nd perhaps control the thought as well as actions of people.” Local residents read with Interest today an extract from the report of the American Teachers' Federation secretary, presented rday befor the convention in Chicago. This said in part “The trial is a dramatization in Ten nessee of forces which unfortunately are not confined to Tennessee, but ar work throughout the United States. “The teaching of evolution < regard of State statutes. is major issue, nor the issue wit i we, the American Federation Teachers, are primarily concerned. “It is only the technical charge on which American education has been a local court from w peal will be to the telligence of the Amer “Bryan, the anti-evolutic the stage scenery at Dayto the impersonation of a spiri Is it possible that the v destiny of the American tem {s to be decided by enlightened public opinion, while the teachers stand aside in listiess man- ner?” A local flare occurred yesterday when a reporter, said to have de- clared that he would write what he pleased about the Scopes case, was arrested, given & hearing and fined $2 and costs on a charge of using pro- fanity in a public place. The reporter, Sandy Givens, for merly of a Chattanooga paper, was arrested on a warrant sworn out by the Rev. M. B. Gass, pastor of the Morgantown Methodist Episcopal | Church, after an argument in the drug store, where the original Scopes discussion took place. VETERANS TO CO-OPERATE Americans and British Urged to Work Togsther. OTTAWA. June 30 (#)—Co.opera tion between the American Legion | i the British Empire Servic » as a “power for world good zed vesterday by E: ng a welcome to Cc Ja 1 commander-in-chief of \hF ]B | Drain is here as a guest of the | conference. Prominent Couple Wed. t Va. v'nnp Manning. . and Mrs. Willlam Watkins nning of Dallas, Tex., and William Clajborne Gooda of Lynchburg were | married last Wednesday at the home of the family there, the celebrant | being Rishop John M. Moore of the | Southern against | & |5 | 5 reduced fares on sale to all near. BLAIR MUST ANSWER TAX CASE SUBPOENA| ] Internal Head Loses Move in Fight to Avoid Baring His Office Records. David H. Blair, commissioner of in- nxu\l revenue, vesterday noted an Revenue | appeal to the Court of Appeals from | a decision stice Hoehling of the Dist b ne’ Court, requiring him to answer a subpoena to appear before the United States Board of Tax Appeals and make response to questions propounded by counsel for in Machine Co. of Cincin- company had appealed to the rd because of the failure of the revenue authorities to determine e the invested capital of the so that the correct excess 1 :ht to find out their_figures, and asked a subpoena 3 ir requiring him to give s In the case of other milar line of business. ned on the ground that he would be giving publicity to ;| revenue information not authorizied to be made public. Through United States Attorney Gordon und Assistant United States Attorney West the ~commissioner asked a dismissal of the suit. The court denfed the request and directed him to answer the wubpoeml HOME WRECKER EXILED. Court Orders Deportation of Pafi Accused by Husband. NEWARK, N. J., June 30 (P.—A mestic rift was solved a court order for and Peter Trapp, 21 , charged by Philip Eisel, nd of the woman, with break- ing up his home 3 Trapp became ac v four years ago is ame 1o this country. el was given custody of an & rold daughter and permitted to remain. And lntPe‘r;l?;l;eySu!mnl July 3d, 1925 Lv. Washington 5:30 P.M. Week end tickets at greatly SEREEAR INGTINANEIRERTAT % by Virginia points. H Southem Railway System S. E. Burgess D.P. A. 1510 H St. N.W. Washington, ‘T'S the little things that count” is so especially true in cooking...... How “flat” the food tastes with- out a little salt and pepper, or spices, or mustard...... To make mustard mean the most in magnifying flavor— insoups, sauces,salad dress- ings, cooked dishes — your order to the grocer should be French’s Cream Salad Mustard. No other mus- tard has such flavor. Made only by The R. T. French Compaay Rochester, N. Y. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, $2.95 and $3.50 Leather Bags $2.39 Kresge Department Stores Large assortment of leathers, consisting of tool, vachette, lizard, grain morocco and many two- Silk or leather lined. New Silk Bags Specially Priced, $2.95 Made of good quality moire or fancy stripe silk. Richly lined. Plain, beaded or petit point fronts. toned effects. Colors are black and brown. Palais Royal—Main Floor The Fair, Chicago, Ill. Quality Merchandise ZiePALAIS ROYAL L.S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. JUNE 30, 1925. Women’'s Bathing Suits, *5.95 Smart and Serviceable One-piece Swim- ming Suits, made of knitted wool, Some feature a worsted girdle, with de- sign interwoven in two colors—others have armholes, neck and belt bound with fiber braid. Colors are purple, kelly, navy, black, jockey and other new shades. 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Palais Royal—Main Floor N2 22 i iz 22 2o i Dl s s e T S R I Y Union Suits made of cross-barred muslin. 4.95 Glove Silk Gowns, tailored style with self picot straps, and plain or insert medallions. Also Envelope Chemise, daintily lace trimmed. In pink, peach and orchid. Manufacturers’ samples and discontinued lines. - Waist style with buttons and garter attach- ments. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Also bloomer leg style for girls. 16 years. A > White Sports Sizes 2 to Palais Royal—Main Floor Hats < Special, $1,95 Fashion decrees white for midsummer wear, and, of course, that means white hats as well as dresses and acessories. Pretty Sports Hats, of milan hemp, spread hemp and fancy straws, in a variety of shapes. The trimmings are bands of grosgrain ribbon. silk crepe or satin ribbon. Mostly tailored styles, in off-the-face models, medium and large brims. Styles suitable for the miss or the matron. Notion Specials! 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