Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 3

TROUBLE WAS SEEN * ON SUMMERS RIDER Measure Attac<ed as| _“Stupid and Reactionary” | at Convention of Teachers. ublic attack on the Sum- iment to the District ap- propr bill, which has provoked the imy ng legal battle over evolu tion in the National Capital, was made leration of Teach vention in Chi tion of the fed The first mers ame June 30 »n, which > immediat was reported exclusivel ar throtigh dispatches by a »rresporident atack on the Summers rider convention was led by Dr Linville, a vice president of organization and a member of the executive commiittee of the Civil Lib: erties Union, which arr d to test the validity of ennessee anti ille branded t as “stupid cted that be construed teaching of t schools the iy A it would undoubtedly applicable to the theory of evoluti the National sment to Dis- 1 discourage the hers Passed Without Objection. The condemned amendment n the House May 3 Representative John W. Summers, Republican, of Walla Walla, Wash without objection and without a rec e being but a few mem or. wbodied in the appropriation bill, the new ion went through the Senate as in. 1924, by mendment was offered Representative Sum- I think every one will h me that no teaching of m.m should be permitted in the the District nor in the pub- SC huni\' of city or town in State in the U Said Children Complained. I have spoken to a number of mem- ign Advertising Services Causes Arrest of Pastor Rev. Dr. Simon P. W. Drew, col- ored, 942 P street, who was fined $25 recently after being convicted of running an unlicensed employ- ment agency, was arrested yester- day by Detective L. Christensen and charged with exhibiting signs without a license. Christensen appeared in court to- day with two pictures. The first, a picture of ‘the sign, bore the fol- lowing notice “Sunday, July 12th. “Dr. Drew will preach at Cos- mopolitan Baptist Church, 925 N street northwest, at 11 am. ‘Not ashamed of the Gospel.’ “At 8 p.m., Rev. Brown. At 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. “All welcome. The second was a picture of the Church at 925 N street, which showed that it was being remod- eled or demolished. There was a scaffolding all around the front of the building and the yard was full of trash. It did not appear to the detective that any services could be held in the church. The case was_ continued. The church building at 925 N street, formerly occupied by the Cosmopolitan Baptist congrega- tion, with Dr. Drew as its pastor, was’ sold several months ago to the Salem Baptist Church, accord- ing to Walter Brown, real estate dealer. It is being remodeled and will be occupied by that congre- gation in the Fall Shipping News Arrivals at and Sailings From New York Daylight Sa ARRIVED YESTERDAY. President Roosevelt _Bremen, J alparaiso. I Hamburg, DUE TODAY. ol Thuringia - ‘THE EVENING INDIANS SUE L. 3. FOR $68,707,343 Tribes in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington Press Claims Under New Law. By the Associated Press. The United States has been made defendant in a suit involving claims for $68,707,843 by Indians in Montana, Wyaming, Idaho and Washington. The action was taken under the law enacted March 13, 1924, by which ju- risdiction for adjudication of the dis- pute over the'land was conferred upon the Court of Claims. The_tribes in- velved are the Blackfeet, Blood, Ple- gan, Gros Ventre and the Nez Perce. Some of the lands are a part of the Yellowstone and Glacler national parks. It was claimed that their rights in the common hunting grounds in south- west Montana and northwest Wyo- ming, secured Dy the treaty of 1855, were taken from them without their consent and without compensation shortly after that treaty was signed. They allege also that certain lands in Montana were taken under the then unratified treaties of July and Sep- tember, 1868, and that some other lands in Montana were taken from them and restored as pulfic domain by an executive order of August 19, 1874. The claim was advanced also that Congress, by an act of May 11, 1910 took away from these Indians their right to hunt and fish and cut timber in what is now Glacier National Park. Made Assistant Veterinarian. Capt. Louis L. Shook, Veterinary Corps, at Camp Meade, Md., has been assigned to duty as assistant to the attending veterinarian, Washington, DIC; The Argonne| STAR, WASHINGTON, CHINESE BRIGANDS SLAY AMERICAN; CAPTURE ANOTHER (Continued from First Page.) famine of 1920 he was instrumental in saving many lives. In 1921 he accompanied Charles R. ('ume the retiring American Minister 0 China, on a journey from Peking ul"rou Siberia to Europe, they being among the first Americans to cross Russia after the Bolshevist revolution. Worked With Red Cross. Returtting to China, he rejoined the American Red Cross, being assigned to Manchuria, where he worked es- pecially on the problem of the Russian white refugees, destitute, in large numbers, in northern China at that time. It was during this period that he acquired the ranch on the River Sungari, which he was defending when he was killed Mr. Palmer was unmarried and lived with his mother in Peking. Dr. Harvey J. Howard, captired by the bandits who Killed ‘Mr. Palmer, had been chief of the department of apthalmology at Peking Union Medi- cal College, established by the Rocke- feller Foundation, since 1918. Prior to that he was research student and assistant in the Harvard Medical School. From 1911 to 1913 he was head of the department of eye, ear and throat diseases in the University Medical College at Canton, China. A brother, George C. Howard, is an at- torney in New York. Dr. Howard's Seizure. A cablegram received by the Rocke- feller Foundation today said that Dr. Howard had been seized by bandits near the junction of the Amur and WANTED: An experienced man in mortgage loan department of prominent and substantial real estate office. Knowledge of real estate values absolutely nec- as applicant must be capable of making Unless applicant has this experience essary appraisal D. C, THURSDAY, Sungari Rivers, in Manchuria, near Harbin, and that the American consul at Harbin had taken action to secure his release. Dr. Roger 8. Greene, gen- eral director of lhe China Medical Board, has left Peking for Harbin, the cablegram said. Dr. Howard was born at Church- ville, N. Y., and was educated at the University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania and Harvard. His son James is 12 years old. Mrs. Howard is in Peking. LABOR OFFICES CLOSED. Mechanies in Canton Try to End Anti-Forelgn Strike. SHANGHAL China, July 23 (P).— The commander of Chang Tso-lin's| troops stationed here has closed the headquarters of several Jabor unions. A proclamation was issued recently by the Manchurian dictator's repre- sentative that he would not tolerate the activities of any organizations which disturbed the peace. Sentiment Shifts. ANTON, July 23 (#).—A shift in the drift of sentiment in the anti- foreign strike of Chlnese was ap- parent today when mechanics form- ing a large portion of the striking unions endeavored to end the walk- out. Previously sentiment was soild for a continuation of the strike. A rumor that the Chinese planned a gas attack against Shameen, the foreign colony, brought precautionary mensures in the settlement today. The U. S. 8. Helena wus praccedln’; today to Payhoi and 'other cos ports to bring refugees to Canton. Enrollment Continues. CANTON, China, July 21 (De- layed) (UP).—Forcible enrollment of natt strikers as soldiers with JULY 23, threats that no provisions or shelter will be given unless they join con- tinues. Foreigners in outside posts have been ordered away by the con- suls. The caretaker of the European cemetery was ordered to leave by Chinese, with threats that unless he did so the graves would be dug up. Tops P. 0. Enmmatmn. Harry A. Dawson, postmaster of Rockviile, Md., made the highest per- centage for appointment to the post- mastership there, the Post Office De- partment announced today. Others cligible for appointment who took the examination June 23 are Willis B. Burdette and Wilbur S. Day. The appointment by the Postmaster Gen eral s expected to be made soon. 1925. The Home You've Dreamed of Owning! This DUNIGAN-BUILT Corner Home and Garage At 5th and Ingraham Sts. NNW. 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Phone Main 6985 Yes— the second section 16th & Colmnbu Rd. N.W. Very attractive apartments of two, three and four rooms, kitchen, reception hall, bath and balcony. Spacious rooms, built-in fixtures, semi-hotel service. Location unexcelled, and reftals very reasonable. Come in and visit these beau- tiful apartment units. use I belie here should be as model for those throughout the coun: try. I think this ought to be stopped and this amendment will have that ef. fect. 1If it is contended that no one 1s guilty of doing this, then the amend- ment will do no harm. If they are guilty of permitti know , then the amendment should app! schools as possible a July iy Transport, Canal Zo | JE SATURDAY. | Zeelana Antwerp, President Harding Bremen, DUE SUNDAY. Port Limon Liverpool, DUE MONDAY. Rio de_Janeiro. -Hamburg. aples, " Goihenburg. July July 0. J. De Moll Emmons S. Smi De Moll rSratrure o. Twelfth and G Streets N.W. Sole Representatives for the Steinway and Weber Duo-Arts Piano Remnants July July July COURT RECORD CHANGE REFUSED TO CANNERS Notice of Appeals|D From Suspension of Consent De- The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. n Fierio Colombia. Bailey Says cree Must Remain. Better Select Your Site Now SEND _FOR_LITHOG GIVING EXACT Hedges & Mlddleton, lnc. REALTORS 1412 Eve St. N.W. Franklin 9503 OLD IRONS ARE JUNK! To introduce our new and handsome appliance show rooms we will give you $1.00 credit on that old iron—electric, gas or sad— that is now worn out and useless at your home—if you will bring it to us and take home a new HAmerican Beauty” ELECTRIC IRON Justice preme Court has of the Califor strike from the record of the packers’ appeals by the Department of ice and by the Wholesale Grocers' ciation from an order of Justice Bailey suspending the operation of the | Sata consent decree of February 27, 1920, | Hyrons—Santo Domingo... ... by which the five large packing con- . cerns agreed to divorce the meat in- HETND Z0TAY. dustry from unallied business enter- | Alvert, Ballin —Hamburg. . . prises. Justice Bailey held was without authority to s the notations of appeals. The canneries claimed the order of the court was not final and could not be appealed from as a matter of right. The action of Justice Bailey leaves this | question to be decided in the Court of Appeals. of the Di: denied an Bailey Tomorrow we place on sale a number of pianos and players recently taken in trade. They are worth twice what we have priced them for tomorrow. UPRIGHT PIANOS Others at $75, $85 and $94.50 PLAYER-PIANOS . Others at 3’00 8225 und SZSO ALL VICTROLAS AT Y% PRICE Terms arranged if desired. A NEW HOME in Cleveland Park 3110 34th St. (Just Above Woodley Rd.) Open Daily After 2 P.M. Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1412 Eye St. NW. Franklin 9503 Sues for Dlvarce HOME BUYING IS INSURANCE It Protects Your Family, Besides Them a Better Living GO SEE HURIEMH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. -where, best of all sections in the city, you can pro- vide this protection in its most complete form, yet at a MODERATE PRICE, which you can afford. OVER 250 HOMES SOLD Price, $8,500 UP Our Safe and Sane Terms To Inspect: Take the Burleith Bus. Mrs cis P. alimony ville, Mad., v 1 four children. 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