Evening Star dated August 5, 1925

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WEATHE! (U. S. Weather Bureau Skowers this bly tonight; tomorrow and slightly warmer. Tempe! p.m. yester today. s ay: lowest,

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TENNESSEE PLANS TOFIGHT FORLAW Peay Says Reckless Teaching | of Evolution Is Undermining Faith of Youth. By the Associ BATTLE

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How to Save Ice Keep the doors of the refrig- erator tightly closed—to keep the cold air in and the hot air out. Don’t open

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| ATTORNEY DENES LT INBOND 45t ¥$21 ,000 Not Stolen—Won in { Dice Game, Former Arkan- 3 sas Legislator Says. By the Assc ed

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F VAN RENSSELAER | o= seme | DS OF APOPLEY Descendant of New York Patroon, Civil War Veteran Well Known in Capital. Eugene

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EVENING STAR| ok like o church plente grouna tn Sunday Morning Edition. i ;BEINGTON D. C. SDAY....August 5, 1925 EHEODORE W.

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Aviation Corps during the war, being stationed at Charleston, S. C. Prior to the war he was a student at Busi- ness High...

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8 SOCIETY: SOCIETY Ambassador of France, M. Daeschner, Will Go to Gloucester Today for Few Days’ Visit. Ambassador of...

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SOCIETY (Continued from guest of Mr tertaine shth Page) t luncheon vesterday Hopkins, jr., who en hornwood, in Willlams- ¢

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925. SRS TR | 850,000 GEMS STOLEN | 3 @@ty n®r 0¥ 009 B0 0GB 0B ®

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\RDENS o BEAUT Y. I \Y Hereabou Mre. A. J. Bruman’s Rose Petal Jelly Is Highly Prized By-Product of Her Husband’s Beautiful

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12 ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D, ¢, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925 1 5 lentiful also, Jaques' BANK[: En CRAB PRICES ON DROP.

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FIVE ARE KILLED AS BUILDING FALLS Nine Injured and Two Missing After Collapse—Structure Being Remodeled. Br the Assoclated

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14 - BANCROFT'S BODY ARRES N TOKID. Japanese Cruiser Carrying Ambassador’s Remains to Sait Tomorrow. The body of rcroft,...

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| THE EVENING ) 3 . C., WEDNESDAY) AUGUST 5, 1925. LA S |IARDINE RESTING VILLED RAPIDLY, PERFECTLY AND AT CLAH.IN OPTICAL €O.

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925. ( | 35c¢ Dress Gingha Ginghams 36-inch’ Dress Ginghams,...

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* Diary Indicates Teacher Was THE END OF WASHINGTON there will be no sign of the Capital’ ing, orders were given that the...

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18 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. WEDNESDAY q, 'AUGUST 5, 1925 NEW HEAD GOING TOVIRGINSLANDS Disability Causes Supplant-

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LANDSPECULATOS USIVBAD CHECKS Flood of Worthless Paper Dampens Enthusiasm of Rockaway Traders. By the Assoclated Press. ....

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WOMAN’S PAGE Tulle Scarfs for Hats and Gowns BY LYDIA LE BARON WALKER. tailored or sporty. Gather one end of the tulle and

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MILKMEN PROTEST TARIFF TINKERING Producers Urge Repeal of he Flexible Provision of the tariff is Othecieca b said. “It may

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2% * FIN ANCIAL, MARKET AFFECTED . BY PROFIT TAKING tocks Maintain Strength, owever, as Large Blocks Change Hands. August 5.

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FINANCIAL | ATE VEGETABLE UTLOOK BRIGRT Local Market Prlces May Be| Affected by Recent Copi- ous Rains. Rair n the vidence !

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24 SPORTS: | Griffs Show Class BACK ZACH’S GOOD WORK WITH SNAPPY OFFENSIVE Bucky Harris, With Four Hits, Heads Telling...

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S TEX EXPECTS PORTS BIG BATTLE TO BE PUT ON NEXT JULY Confident That It Will Be Held in Metropolitan Dis- trict—Has Been in

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26 THE EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST §, 1925. HELP AND SITUATIONS. NAVY BAN[] ”S]'El] . ekt R, RN |...

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’ MISCELLANEOUS. FOR BARY CAR I¥ used; ca BABY (e eaving it GR AN ESTABLISE HECHINGE BATHHOL ; BOW: BOOKS BO! them, reat...

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APARTMENTS, HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY Registered U. S, Patent Office. ROOMS AND BO\KI) TOVELY ROOMS. gefined girls. _Phor THE 15

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REAL ESTATE. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925, REAL ESTATE, » 29 ron rny_stonss. . |ONCE UPON A

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REAL ESTATE. THI EVENING STAR, WASHING' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1925, REAL ESTATY, SALE—HOUSES (Continued). . = 5 " SO e [MU’IT

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AU CTIONS.’ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. IN. RABBITBORO—Ti AR |[ SAY, 1 LIKE YouR \NERVE, DOCToR \GORA t Depends on the

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Earlhworms Sing NEW CLUEFOUND "isoeormts oons - INSCHWARTZ CASE Zoologint Aserts | By the Associated Press. | Body Found in