New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 3

Ing here threatened to boycott Chat tanooga unless efforts to change the |place of the contest were dropped, Chattanooga teachers select MAY BEAT SCOPES od for | {the proposed test case, were report- |ed reluctant to accept the honor of | Something Had to Be indictment, A new offer to the evolutionlsts NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1 (CAVEMAN LOVER IS BACK AT kAT HIS DESK LEADING CITIZENS | . T0 MANAGE TEAMS Done, has been ‘recelved In a telegram Did 1t, Explains Man Who from an actress promising an “edu- cated moving pleture chimpanzec” | for the trial, INVESTIGME GAS (hattanooga May First Test Validity of Law | Dayton, Tenn., May ’.’fl,-(.\l‘)—A‘f | | Kidnapped His Bride New O ans, May Am - Rumsey, & book “hero" which hucklo if for no other re : that all the world loves u lover Public Health Servico Now Takes 0D { day resumed. his tusk . of e figures In a downtown effjee His bride, the former | line and its Dangers, ine Walter, 20, rimony when Rum Monday at the offic employed as “kidnappe “preside over the of the cawve caused New man First blows in Tennessec's famous evolution law fight have been struck, | The blows wera literal, however, tnstead of legal and were exchanged Letween a proponent and an oppo- nent of evolution at a meeting of nst a by Chatanooga 1son the Security of So-Called Ethyl-gnso- contemplated move to rush to court a case testing the Tennessee anti-evolution teachir law ahead of the trial of J. 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Scope of Dayton wsertion by Dr. George evolution Je warrant for Scopes' arrest to test the Jaw, that man evolved from lower forms of life, was resent ed by Thurlow Reed, Dayton barber, as a reflection on his family, and he Washington, May 20 | serutiny of public was directed te termine its langer v W hie who wors ged to me companies lly into the c ' winning a b dashed fo the rostrom and attacked | (0¥ 1% 1% I with fta | (| e mldaT, Rappleyea | Besides t} L With national organizations and T“‘ production ¢ prominent in als, Ancluding | (o FEE William _Jennings Bryan, Dudiey (008 Feld Malone and Clarence Darrow | oo v | sted {n the tight which will cen- | ter around the Tennessee legisls it now Is apparent that a pre-legal | cst is on for the honor of stag That's a lon opposition to o Aldn't stop m comme s fessors, magazin intention of attendi \\ aterman, | ident Cool vation board been direct man (o R s federal ol conser-|" court ba e grand jury which will consid- er the case of Scopes, who, as - teacher in a county high school, sed the theory of ovolution ling a passage from an state text book, does not meet until August, The gra s In session at Chattanooga now xnr! rix from that _ point Inilcated Two \Icn B ldl\ Bcalcn in i eanai hermade (o NG il T I\ldn I‘mhlmg 1ve Chattanooga teachers indicted, with prospects of the trial opening | Northbridge in June ‘4\’Y I'w A resolution adopted at the meet- |en in of 600 me oy Work s on ) the animn Exclusive of World War \et, ! & Sy Months o men wer disorders uris nher —_—m——— e ol CAPITOL STARTING SUNDAY—Your Last Chance to See the Greatest Movie of All Times! tomiobiles & faction w men during tk Real ¥ l WEITH VAUDEVILLE No Advance in Price IAsmall down payment gives you the new heating out- . fit that almost runs itself IARCOLA REG . 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