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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
BRITISH REJECT
FARLEY ON
CHINA
By DAVID NJ. CHURCH
international News Service


MOON, July II. - Great
Britain has flatly informed the
United States, and also France
and Japan, that she is opposed at
this time to any conference of the
powers to consider the question of
abOlishing extra territorialitv in
China, which President Coolidge
and Secretary of State Kellogg
have been trying to arrange.
The British governments atti,
tude, it was learned today. was
communicated to Amba ssador
Houghton, and the French and
Japanese amba ssadors, by foreign
Minister Chamberlain, who invited
the diplomats to Downing street last
night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
IS
HELD AS
KNAPP
Detectives Report Capture in
Indiana of Man Who An
swers Description
BY international Now. Service.

LIMA, Ohio, July 17.-After q
chase of more than 100 miles,
two Lima newspaper men and
Ben Miller, head of the National
Detective Agency, today appre-
hended man suspected of being
Phillip Knapp, alleged "thrill
slayer" wanted in New York
State for the murder of Louis
PAMELA, taxicab driver.
Answers Description.
The suspect resembles in every
way the description sent out OF
Knapp. He was unable to give
clear account Of his movements
during the past month and admitted
having come from New York state.
The capture was made at
Wabash, Ind, following a tip fror,
a Lima man who had been motor
ing through Fort Wayne, Ind, ana
noted the suspect and his machine
In that city. Wabash police off
Gals have wired New York police
for more. complete Identification Of
Knapp and are holding him rs u
suspect.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
DECREE IS
SIGNEDIN
PARIS
Washington Social Leaders
Are Both in Europe-Grounds
for Action Are Withheld

Colonel Frederic Louis Huide-
koper. head of the investment de-
partment of w. B. Hibbs and
Company, well-known Washington
culbman and authority on military
subjects, has been granted di-
vorce from his wife, the former
Helene K. Elliott, in Paris, accord
ing to a private cablegram re-
ceived here today.
The decree was signed yester-
day, but does not become final
until September 16, until which
time an appeal may be taken.
Both Are i'm Europe.
The Huidekopers were married
September "A. 1915. at the summer
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 7.
Gait, of Washington.
The former Miss Elliott. original
~ of New York, was the niece of
the Cats, and made her home.
. here with them, both before End
after her debut in Capital society.
The HuidekOpers have two sons,
Stuart Elliott and Frederic F'itz-
James Christie Huidekoper.
The parents are in Paris, and
Colonel HuidekOper will remain
abroad indefinitely. it was learned.
Prior to his marriage, Colonel
HuidekOper was lionized by Wash
ington debutantes of the day. The
brilliant military tactician and club
man was regarded as a decided
catch"
He was popular and so was Miss
Elliott. They met in the social
whirl, and their marriage was one
of the most important events OF
the time
His Interests Varied.
Colonel HuiGekoper's interests.
although varied. have always cen
tered around military life.
Since he founded and organ. zed
the Army League Of the United
States in 1912 and other similar in
situations. he has spent considerable
time in promoting the welfare of
the Nations armed fores.
He was one of the leading ad-
Vocates Of preparedness since the
outbreak of the world war. and he
himself went overseas as ma jor IN
the Thirty third Division, and saw
IL through
Before the close OF the war he
had been advanced to the rank Of
lieutenant colonel. and today h, lbs
several citations end decora tiouS
rs tributes of his war service lie
has written a large number of
books on military toDics sInce 1904
He is a member Of Montgomery
County Club. Metropolitan Club
Chevy Chase Club. Riding and Hunt
Club the University Club of New
York and the Bath Club of London
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
IS
READY To
APPEAL
CASE
barrow and Associates Hit
Hard, But Testimony VIII
Go Into Court Record
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON,
International News Service.

/ HOUSE, DAYTON,
Tenn, July 1.-THE long-heralded
clash between science and religion
over the origin of man was elm
mated from the Scopes anti-evolu-
ton trial today when Presiding
Judge John T. Raulston excluded
all scientific testimony.
] The court upheld a motion by
! the State to bar the defense's
scientists from the witness stand
because their testimony would be
irrelevant and incompetent"
Defense Hit Hard.
| 1t was a death-bIow to the dev
| lenses hopes for an acquittal OF
Scopes.
| An immediate objection was made
! by Arthur Garfield Hays. of de-
| tense counsel, who said the courts
ruling was without a precedent In
| American Jurisprudence. He charged
the judge was assuming super
| human knowledge in refusing to
: near SCiSHllSlS OI S4IHCI CFOtutApil
or the creation of man.
This provoked Attorney General
| A. Thomas Stewart to object to the
court. at reflects on the court"
said Stewart.
The decision was rendered imme-
diately after court was opened
with prayer by Doctor C. G. East
wood. fundamentals pastor of the
Dayton Methodist Church. There
was on objection from the defense
as an exception was noted auto
matically on the record.
In his decision, Judge Raulston
ruled that the only time expert
testimony was needed in trial was
when the ordinary man could not
form an opinion"
He held, though, in the Scopes
case, no such situation existed. as
the only question was whether
Scopes had violated the law by
teaching a theory which denied
the Divine creation of man"
"If this is the only question" the
court asked, "then why cali ex-
perish"
Decision No Surprise
His decision did not surprise the
courtroom, although a rumor had
spread just before court convened
that he would admit the scientific
testimony. Prior to yesterdays SEES
sion, it was forecast everywhere
that the scientists would be barred,
but when Dudley Field Malone
made his impassioned appeal for
truth, there was change in pub
lie sentiment.
With scientific knowledge barred.
the trial of Scopes was adjourned
until Monday to permit defense
counsel to prepare a brief of the
excluded testimony for inclusion in
the record so the case can be ap-
pealed to the higher courts
This sensational development
marked the last move Of the mod
ERNST forces before submitting to
the inevitable conviction Of Scopes
before a jury of his fundamentals
peers.
This brief unique in American
Jurisprudence. will include testimony
from all tbs masters OF science,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17

OFFICIAL WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Fair tonight and tomorrow; gentle to
moderate north winds. Temperature
yesterday-Highest, 95; lowest, 49,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
COURT BARSOUT
N CL|NTOCK
WILL

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE will of
William Nelson McClintock, he.
queathing the bulk of his fortune
to William ID. Shepherd. recently
acquitted Of a. charge of killing
young McClintock. was not permit
ted to be prObated by Judge Henry
Horner of the probate court today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
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Times Gives Prize for
Radio Fans

Hundreds of letters received by The Washington
Times expressing gratitude its brOadcasng, through
WRC, of baseball games when the champs of
In effort determine just how far the voice of
William NJ Sweets the is heard The Times has
offered prize of S25 in radio merchandise the radio fan
receiving the report furthest from Washington.
The reception by stating that he has
heard phrase" which Mr.. Sweets inserts in his
nOuncement each day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17
PERFECTPO|SON
PLOT TRIED BY
RICH YOUTH
MISS CHRISTINE HALTON,
by International News Service.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, July IT,
While Beatrice Clinton. eleven, and
her sister, Rosemary, nine, were
given fighting chance by phyS:.
clans today to recover from the ef
fects of poison pOtiOns. Joseph Roo
Crt Effert, twenty one, adopted SOL.
OF Henry Effert, prominent Chicago
cal estate operator, was held by
police, who accuse him of attempt
ing to commit Il perfect crime"
After being grilled for more
than eight hours he broke down and
jared the details Of his effort 20
commit a battling murder by sprink-
ling poison into the food Of the
two little girls, police declared to
Gay.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-17

INTERNATIONAL NEWS AM pHoTc

this night, as we'll as many others,
in frenzied vigil and ceaseless eff
fort to save her husbands life.
was told that the reprieve had
been granted and that Robert was
on his way to Chicago from Detroit.
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II He 3Haa. VTO IeIaTb C 9TTM cBlI-
I%eTe,IbCTBOM TeHepa,IbCE0H HeBMeHa-
eMOcTH, OTlIpaBlLIca Il TpeTbeMy DbI-
c0EOMy reHepaIy, 3aHlIMaDIIIeMy Hep
pBOe NEGRO b IeiicTBHTeIbH0iG ap-
MHII, 9TOT TpeTlii reHepa.I cO3Bal
reHePaIbcEIIii c0BeT, H0TOpblll 1Ol-
70 06cyIIaI BOIIpOc 0 TOM. EaG pc
aTHp0BaTb Ha Hec.lbiXaHH0e HIcbMO.
10 cHX mop cOBeT lie HpIIIIIeI Hi
Il EaEoMy penIeHnIo, Tar FaE b HI
cliMe CIa3aH0 GCHO, Tr0 aBTOp erG
me TelaeT pa3peIlenIIH EOHbIIET;-
ia Ha 0|cH0BaHIIH H0IPEca TeCTlI".
BapmaBcE0e O6IIecTBeHH0e ME-
HE 4emu6HpyeT nMeHa "BbIcoEHX
reHepaT0B': aBTop mcbMa - Map
MAI llHIcyIcEHIl, appear laIIep,
TpeTHiI reHepa,I BOeHHmf MHHHcTp
CHEopcEnii.
hoHblHE MedIy lIHlcyIcEHM il
laIIepOM BO3HIE I3 ga HeCEOJb-
HIN HMeDIIHX IIa llHlcyIcEOro 90
lIIOe 3HaTeHIe I0HyMeHT0B. TO eT0
c.loBaM IIpOIIaBmIX H3 apXHBa re-
HepaIbHOTO mTa0a.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
HPERPAMEHNE PA60T.

B .IOI3H npeEpaHIeHM pa0OTH Ha
6a6pnGe I~lIeii6Iepa II IpOxMaila;
ocralOcb 6e3 pa6OTH 10000 qe1O-
BeE. PaBHBM O6pa3OM EpyIIHaa Qa-
6pnEa IIo3HaHcEOrO, B IOTOpOi pa
6oTaer oEOIO 5000 qe,IOBeE, COR
PARMA qucIO pa6OTHX IHeii 40 3-x
B HeIeIl0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
~OTPAbNEHNE 6AHRA.

geTpoIT, MHq. BaHIIIT oIItHoTEa
orpa6H.I orGe1eHHe IerpOfiTcForo
0aHEa Ia l~aMHlbTOH Il hoIHHrByI
aBeHp Ha 1900 Ioa. Oh npHEa8al
Eaccnpy II IMyM IpyTm lIaX0lIlB-
mIIMcH B HOMemeHHH c|.1y6aHIIlM 10
BepHyTb cBOH ,IlHIa Il creme, 3a0-
PAL HaXoIGHIUCCa B Eacce IeiIbTTI
II cEpHIca.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
4ETPONTCNE HOBOCTN.
P O H VI K A

geTpOGT, MHq. 3a HcreEmylo ne
IeII0 H0XImIeHO 80 aBT0NO6HIeii.
Il3 HIN 60 pa3BcEaHm Il Bo3BpanIe-
HH B1aIelbIIaM.
nOHTHaR, MNq. BHIbaM hIapE
npuToBopeH cyIoM Il TDpeMHoMy ga
ElIoqeIIHo OF 10 10 20 let 3a no.
paHeHHe TenH, B E0TopyD OH Ipo-
H3Be.I TpH BHcTpe.1a sd TO, TTO0e3
ero cor.Iacna ocTpnrIa ce6e DolOcbI
10 HocIeIHcii none.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
6A1TNMOPCKNE HOBOCTN w.

TIA oTpaBHTbCa ra3oM He yBeHqa-
,1acb ycHexoM. TaI Ear I0qb er0 30
BpeMa nOIoclIeTa Ia lIoMoIIIb.
3aIyMaHHoe HaMepeHIIe BHTRoB-
cEHii penlll.1, oIHaE0, IlpHBecTII B
ucno1HeHne. hOrIa bee 4eTH ynIIn
ry.IaTb, OH 3anleI b cBoD I0HloIll-
Ho II TAN lIOBecTIca. CaMoy6niIUa
;Gn.I Ha BpOc vi. ~
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
TPyBbI %BNHOBATbl.

yqIITela mEO,IM NJ 215 3aaBHIII
HpoTecT, b EoTopOM roBopaT. qTo He
Bo3MoEH0 npOI0lEaTb 3aHaTna, I0
ria E,IaccaX 40 T0ro Xo1oIH0, YrO
reMnepaTypa 4omla 10 60 rpaA.
BMIa BH9BaHa EoMlIccua, i0TO-
paa 06cIeIoBa1a II HaIII1a, qTo Tpy
OBJ H.IoXHe. a H0T0My II lie o0Orpe-
BaWT 3IaHna.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
TPE6ypT XOPomEE MaCo,

heHcEaI .lilra Tpe0yeT y rQpoI-
cEux B1acreh HHcIleE1InH BceX MIC
HBlx .laBoE, Il EOTOpBlXi aaqacTyIo
npoIaDT TnIIIoe, HoIRpaIIeHHoa MI
co. HeunIHHbI Tpe6ynr, qTo0U llpo
BEN SAXON. EorOpbIii OBI He noaBO-
I'LL rOproBIaM oTO 4e.laTb. BBXo-
hit Tar, qTo 0y1TO aaEoH oyer ne
.1aTb I3 III0Xor0 MICA X0p0lllee.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
KA5AkN " OnnO3N4Na A.

HAN npEmAOCb nOMhphTbca c
s1oH MbIcabo (T.-e. BOcCTaHOBhTb
Ha6aRu) ana TOTO, qTO6 oTyqhTb
HaceaeHne OF caMOrOHa... OTYqh8 Ha
ceAeHne OF CaMOrOHa, CoBeTCRah
Baacrb cyMeeT p%asANqHbIMh Mepa-
MN ymeHbmn7b yHoTpe6AeHhe emp
THbIx HannTROB"".
He 6oAbHo2 HaxO4qnB "BceCOp3-
HblE %c1apOCTa". HO N noAO%eHhe
erO 1py4HOe, ITO ApyrOe OH MOT
Hspeqb?
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
bECqNHCTBA AHTHNN
CKNX 9ALuNCTOB.

1oH4oH. Tpy1IIIa aHr.lII1lc-
Xix PaIIIHcToB 3aXBaTII.Ia no.
BOBBY, pa3Bo3IIBIIIyIo no RHO
exam pa6ouyIo ra3eTy ".l9ll-
0op TepalI'', yHIlqTo&HHa Ho
Mepa ra3eTbI II Barren 0pocH.Ia
IIOBO3Ry Ha y.IIIlIe.
OIHH H3 yqacTHIIHoB 9ToTo
xv.lnraHcHoro IeIa oIlITpabo-
Ban cyIoM Ha 100 Io.I. Ipy-
rHe banlIIcTbl HoHec.TI 'Iel-
zoe Haka3aHIIC.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
PA4N0
INTERNATIONAL.

M0CKBA. Hpob. CapaToB-
CRoEO yHNBepCNTeTa B. TlonoB,
N3O6peA an1apaT, pa4HoKTHB-
HON nepe4aqN 4BN%ywhxCa ia
pTNH. I1pN HONOLULU annapaTa
npo9. TlonoBa MOxHo Hepe4a-
BaTb Ha 4aAeKOM paCCToaHNN
KapTnHBl ABNXeHNa BoNCK, ma
poxo4OB, asponAaHoB, TeaTpa-
HbHblx npe4CTaBAeHNH " 7. n.
PyCCKNe yqeHble CqNTaNT MO-
%6peTeHNe npob. flonoBa BE-
AHqaHWNM 0TKpbITNeM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12

THaTbHOM HOe3Ie BBIBe3eHH HOI BH
;1bHO B .laHIBapOBO, EyIa Bbexa'IH
LII HpOH3BOIcTBa C.1eIcTDHa HecH0-
.lbEo cyIe6HHX c,IeIOBaTeIeif.
Il0 CIOBaM HO,IBcIHX ra3eT, HMe-
OTca IaHHHe, qTO 6O.IbHIuHcTBO ape
cTOBaHHBX, 6yIyqH q1eHaMII EOMMy-
HHcTHTecEOif opraHH3aTHII, HOI1ep-
RHBaIH CBd3b C aHa,I0rHqIIbIMH OPP
raHn8auuaMH B lIHHcEe II b Bap-
IIaBe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
OHHTb PA3PbIB
C EBPEHMN.

EBpellcE0e EoIo BMHec.To pe30lIo-
IIlllO He4OBepHa l%lolbcEOMy lIpaBn-
%TelbcTBy, I0T0p0e, no 3%aaBIeIIlIl0
E0I0, He BHII0lIIII,lO Hi 0IHOT0 lib
O6a3aTeIbcTB, HpHHaTBX I'M Ha Ce0a
IO H|3BecTn0My c|OTIanIcHHl0 c eBpe-
aMII.
TaEM 06pa3oM, cOcTaD OIIIo3H-
lIHH b ceiiMe, HOBHIuMoMy, BO3Bpa-
HIaeTca Ii cTap0Ny Billy.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
TDPbMA "a T0PT0BAD GIMP
THblMN HAnNTRAMH.

nOpT TypOH, Mnq, Bla4eIeI TO
c|THHHIIIIbI ''Tlo6' ROp6c TpHrOBo-
pen OF 6 MecaIeB 10 oIHorO TOIa
T%DpeMHOrO 3aEIOqeHHa ga TOpr0BI0
CIllipTHbIMII H~alIIITKaMH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
lEHb nEPEMNPNa.

leHb HepeMHpna y Hac npoIIeI
He3aMeTHBM. HecMOTpa Ia TO, VrO
ropOIcE0ii roloBa IIpn3bIBaI B cBoeIl
npOIlaMaIIHH |HaceleHHe Ipa3IHO-
barn 9ror leHb, HoqTn bee 0a0pHEH
II saBoIBI p%a6ora.IH. LAKE 30 BECK
mHoaaX 0MlH pe%Ty.IapHBIe 3aHaTHa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
PyKbE CTPEHHO4EE AA0BN-
THIN TA30M.

Py;Ebe 9rO cocTonr rs Tpy0EH,
BbIIlycEaUmeli npH Haa;aTnH EypIa
crpyIo ra3a, geilgRyDuIeTO la pac-
cToaHII so 4IIar0B Ha CIe3HHe ;tG-
.Ie3B r,Ia3 Il BpeMeHIO O%c,1elIlHNIlIe-
70 HalIaIaDmer0.
Cana Tpy0Ea %IacTOlbI;o Malta,
UTo .lerEO MOIeT 0BTb CllparaHa i
TapMaHe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
3AnO3AAAOE nPABOCy4NE.

.AMbeH, (9paHDHa). BOeHHuii CO.
Def HpuroBopu.I Il cMepTHoii EaaHH
IByx HeMeUEnx O0HIepOB: HoIl;.
Bnaa II .IeiireHaHTa llIyIbDa ga lie
cToE0e O6panIeHHe c rpa1IaHcInM
naceIeHHeM B IIepBBH TO4 MLpOB0n
BOilHbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
CTAPOOBPaA4ECRNN C'E3A.

IS oBra6pa b BlLIbne oTEpRIca
c'eaI crapoO6paIucD 0%eclIolIoB-
DeB.
Orrpmrruo npeIlHecTBOBa.Io MoIe-
6cTBHe B 10 qac. yTpa B ll0Melle-
HIN %cTapoo0pa4. XpaMa Ia HoBoN
CBeTe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
OTRPbITNE HOBbIX lyqEN,

Ma4ncOH, BHC, IIpo9. MHlHIiaH
Ha c'e3Ie aEaIeMllI IiayE 3aABHl
90 orEpBTuH HI HOBbX "EocNHqe-
CHIN %.lyqef';, 6O,Iee lIHTepecHbX,
YEN peHTreHOBcEIle ,IyVH, %1p0HHFalo
IIIIIX Ha 3eM.ID co Beck cTOpOH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
CHAT OBO6PAl TPEX XEHuHH

POqecTep. TepH TyIMaH, cBar no
npobeccnH, o6o6pa,1 TpeX 'EeHIItlI
ia $500 IOI. HOT llpeIIorOM Ha-
X0iEgeIIIa Bblr0IHBX heHHNOH II
cRpBllca. B eTO I0HTOpe uaiiIeHo
moro HIIceM or IerlIGHH, nHTyIIIHN
ce6e ReHTIX0B.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-12
gEHb MNPA B HbIO N0PRE.

Hbp NOpR. BTepamllHii 4enb MI
pa OT|IIpa3IH0BaH BOeHlIblMH lapaIa-
NIL. MHTHHraMH B0HIIepTaMH. Ia
TpHOTH 6paHam opyI1IeM, a anTEI-
MIIIHTapHcTM n|p0EIHHa.IH BollHy.