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The Washington times., 1926-06-01
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With aII indications pointing 70
prompt ratification, the House
today began The consideration az
the 125, 100000 French debt
settlement. Senate approval win
be slower III coming. but never
theless IS expected
Although Rebresell tive Rainey
I'D be Illinois and gr0up Of
appr0xinaA tely 40 members from
both parties were out III Opposi-
ton to what they term 4 80 cents
on the dollar settlement. slight
hopes were held that the present
favorable House attitude would
be materially shaken
Representative Green R.l Iowa
chairman Of the Ways ana Means
COMMITTEES, which favorably report
"a the sett letnent after hearing
Secretary be the Treasury Mellon
present arguments on its behalf
declared today that &c Is this settle
gt1ent or moflIifR
The possibility of any yInents
on the French debt said Green.
'.Eifi be so remote as to make tie
case practically hopeless should the
United States demand payments iii
excess Of those recommended ~ the
Debt Commission =
Total payments III BE received
from France over & 62-year period
would he 36,847, 674 ,iO4.
The original debt was 81, 20 0OI, !.
The Indebtedness bears no M
terest for the first five years, but
provides for payments Of $40 900 600
each Tor the first two years, $32,-
500. 900 each for the next two and
335,00O,0 900 the fifth year on ac-
count or principal.
Interest rises from i per cent to.
z X per cent over the life of the Db.
legation.
Opponents Of the settlement
charged today 1t was being rail.
rOaded through Congress. Z,
Our farmers. said Rafney, have
80 Tar been refused any farm re-
lief but this Administration and sts
advisers and its Representatives on
the floor can be generous indeed to
the farmers of France.
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The Washington times., 1926-06-01


Malone and OF Henry e. Cotton,
81 the Tenpessee Academy OF Science.
81 friends of the court They
attack the constitutionality Of the
law
Malone. looked upon ais 4 leader or
the State bar. has frequently served
as = judge, even upon the supreme
bench.
He urged the court to set aside
the law. because science really did
not conflict with the Divine ere
alton.
We all know that thousands 81
people in this very State, who are
devout Christians, believe at the
same time in the Divine origin Of
man and in his development from
a lower form Of life, = said Malone.
They believe that at some time
In the course Of his development
God gave him a soul which dis.
tinguished him forever from the
brute.
They insist that the Bible. prop.
erly interpreted, teaches all this,
and that there is absolutely no con
flict between the doctrine Ut eyOIus
ton, as applied TO men, and the
doctrine of mans Divine origin. 4
Ii the law was intended merely
to cover such scientific teachings
as deny the Divine origin, Malone
argued, it should be held llnconeti-
tutional because of its vagueness
and because 1t fails to carry ont
such an intention.
In its application, he said, the
law would deny the teaching Of all
scientific theories, IL they dealt with
mans development from lower
form of life, even though they were
creation.
The Washington times., 1926-06-01

STATE CAPITOL, NASH
VILE, Tenn, June The
worlds most famous misdeneanor
case reached i new climax today
before the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessec when final arguments we're
heard on the constitutionality Of
Americas first evolution law.
The law was attacked as invalid
by counsel for John Thomas
Scopes. who was fined 500 By i
rural jury ia Dayton, Tenn, last
summer for teaching evolution to
3 high school class.
Judge Thomas Fl Malone. 4
Nashville attorney Who interviewed
on behalf Of Scopes as friend
Of the c0ur charged the law
was uncOnst fttitioTlal first, because
II was so indefinite no one could
describe the crime, and second, BE-
cause modern science does not
deny the divine creation Of man.
States Closing Argument
The States closing argument was
made BY e =. Mccormick, one OF
Tennessee's most gifted orators. who.
GUukGAuG0 the law was valid De-
cause It was intended to protect
All religions from the naterialistic
tendencies Of science.
The State, he argued. has SUIT
ficient police powers to protect
revealed religion, al any cost, be.
cause religion III really the bed.
rock of the nation and the United
States was founded on the prin-
4cipIes Of the Christian faith.
Clarence barrow, famed criminal
lawyer sat in the courtroom, rest
less under the arguments.
He was to close the hearing, by
pleading the cause OF religious foler.
aIlce and the right Of Americans
10 know every fact unearthed BY
science. regardless of it's effect
upon the fundamentalists view of
the Biblical creation
The new setting OF the case has
become significant because IT
brought, too. a change OF sentiment.
Whereas. IN Dayton, the Scopes
defense found little sympathy for
their arguments among the towns
citizens and less still from members
Of the bar, here the people are in
different. while the local attorneys
freely express convictions that the
law is invalid
This trend was evidenced parsicu-
larly By the intervention Of Judge
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
GLAND ELECTS
M0SC|CKI
.By international News Service

WARSAW, June 1.Prof. Mos,
cicEi was today elected president
Of Poland BY the National Assembly.
The election of Prof Moscicki, )
noted upper silesian chemical en-
gineer, came upon the second bal
lot today, after a first ballot had
failed TO show a majority for any
candidate.
Marshal Pilsudski triumph
through the election Of Prof. Mos
ciclxi. who was his candidate. for
II Is now certain that he VIII
dominate the government without.
holding any office other than that
Of a cabinet minister, who can
always step out of office.
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
Girl { KILLED
N TRAFFIC

cARRYING ON sPTRIT OF Is

little year.old girl IS dad
thrse men are near oath and i've
other persons are less seriously IL.
5ursd AZ the result 81 holiday traffic
IA and near tho District yesterds =.
While she was walking along
the road near her hons yesterday
Afternoon June ELLIOTT years old,
was struck By speeding auto.
mobile and left lying II The road
Her brother Henry. 81 years old
caIled Tor their father. Robert
Ei1feotf OF Falls Church. VA who
placed his little daughter ii his car
and rushed her 10 GeorgekoWn
Hospital She was found g be
suffering from Fracture o. the
skull and broken les. She died
early today
Harry Hanlon IS years cd.
of LandoVer received poe.
sfbie fracture OF the skull cuts
and bruises last night when lle sta1
struck by taxfcab near the ea1t
enu Of the BennfKlE bridge Han1Du
was removed To Casualty Hospital
where his condition Il said 20
critical Richie G. Miller, colone4
40 1900 Eleventh Sc as
arrested 81 police 81 the Ninth pre-
cfnct and held 70 await the outcome
o4 HanIonss INJURIES
When the aul0lnobfle III which IL
was riding c0IIfded At Eleventh
Street and Rhode Island avenue
Northwest with an automobile
operated by John HeFns 324 Var
mum ST N W, Steven Lenehau
OF Swarthmore, Pa. received
possible fracture Of the skull he
Is IN critical condition in Garfield
Hospital Mrs. John Hefn and
Bertha Grouse. 212l Quincy
". w, were bruised but not serl
ously hurt
Oscar Thompson Of WestWO0fs
Nd, was taken to Eme fgencv Hos
pitai early today suffering from
possible fracture Of the skull,
ceived It IS claimed. when his
automobile collided near Waldorf
Nd. with an automobile operated
BY George Carter 1924 st n.
Israel Markowitz. years old. 81
F0ur-and- a-haf ST. s. W. received
3 broken leg when struck BY an
automobile operated BY walter
Lewis Walker, los Fifth ST. NJ
Mrs Edith 3. ConelIo was cut
on the head and nose in collision
It New Jersey Avenue and street
Northwest. and Daniel Freeman
colored, As, 1884 = Street North
west. was cut and bruised when
struck by an autom0bfle operated
by William i. Blake, coIored ~
1913 p st. NJ w
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
EDITORS JAILED
FOR CON TEMPT

BALTIMORE. June - Sentences
Of one day in jail were imposed by
Judge o'Dunne here today on five
employees OF the Baltimore News ana
the Baltimore American on charges
Of contempt OF court.
The charges were the result of
the two papers printing pictures
taken in Judge O'Dunness court.
room during the trial OF Richard
Reese Whittemore, the bandit The
court had forbidden pictures
Harold Ellison, managing editor
OF the News, was also fined $4,000.
Those besides Ellison who re
ceived sentences were Earl Deland
managing editor of the American.
Harry Clark. city editor of the News
and William Sturm and william
Glenn, photographers.
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
MOToRMAN PUNCHED
IN FACE BY MoToRlST

The police are searching for the
driver Of a large automobile, bear.
ing Pennsylvania tags, who sas
night struck street cal. .nnotornlaI
In the face and then fled.
@. 8. jones' 1916 Gales ST. NJ. n
rnOtorman on the Eleventh Street
line Of the w. r. n e. Co, said
that he was getting out OF his
car q Eleventh Street and Florida
Avenue. Northwest. when col.
ored man came up TO him, struck
him ii the face with his fist and
then sped off in the automobile.
Jones could give no reason for
the assault.
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
cH GEES AGAINST MEDIUM
ARE DROPPED BY GIVEN

DR. Charlotte Bruen, arrested as
an unlicensed medium when police
of the Eighth precinct raided :
seance at her home. 21z0 Eight.
zenith ST. NJ w, last week, had
the charge against her nolIe pressed
By United States District Attorney
Ralph Given today when 1t was
found she possessed license,
Because DR.. Bruen said she was
i'll when police broke up her meet
ing she was not taken to pre-
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
FIouts Wealth al Death

CHICAGO, June Edward K.
DiIworth, retired banker, who left
an estate approaching million
emphasized his disgust for money
on his death bed. Asked to make
b will. he Is quoted by his physician
as having said, Il don't give q d.
what becomes OF nay money. "
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
Monster Berg Seen

NEW YORK, June Ia monster
iceber 900 feet long and 100 feet
highWas observed BY Cant.
Thomas Kier Of the steamer Ham
burg. who said IL was the largest
berg he had ever seen north Of
Cane Horn. 8
The Washington times., 1926-06-01
THIS INFANT SINGS BASS!

ALTHOUGH learned vocaIize
from his mistress, Nanette Fabars Pams Ca
Sings accompaniment her treble rs e Prison
er's Song"
The Washington times., 1926-12-30
Real Estate
BOSS & PHELPS
Leaders for 10 years in the sale OF
Washington Homes

4
SO, 5OO--Easy Terms
A delightful small home. having six
rooms and tile bath. on paved street.
Economical heating plant. with an cleo
trleai attachment for burning cheaper
grades of coal. This home has also a
built-in. lighted and heated garage Lending
TO paved alley. An out-of-tOWn owner has
So, 5OO-Northwest
Near 18th ana Newton SIS. n. W. we
submit a 10-ro0m home, newly redecor-
ated and in splendid condition. having
electric light and economical heating
plant; space for garage: $3.50 cash. $50
SIS, S5O--S1OO Cash
Unusual opportunity to own your own
nome on very easy terms. Practically
new brick home In q good Northeast sec
ton, close to downtown: nicely arranged
downstairs. two bedrooms and bath on
second floor. oak floors in living room
hot-water heat. electric light: paved alley
IN rear. space for garage. Start the New
Year right by owning your own home.
Monthly payment. including principal and
all interest $50,
Phone Main $500 I'll Q p. NJ.
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
1417 X Street
REALTORS
The Washington times., 1926-12-30
HELP WANTEID-.AIAl.E

AAEAsE wan III -4A q AAA1t %
R00KKEEpER, SIS VIZ 7: also stenokrapher
800 mo. wanted also radi ator repairman
$50 VIZ. and battery mechanic wantedi yari-
Oul other Office and commercial positions
daily Wash. Business Bureau. Cent. Saw.
Bank Bldg. 710 14th Sc.
BOYS wanted living in the vicinity OF Al,
st. and Mass. Ave. N. W. to serve Herald
ana Times routes. morning and afternoon
Apr rs 10 ". L. Green. 7SS q 4ff *. NV
COLLECTOR with small car. experienced in
collecting for clothing or furniture house:
CLOTHING Co. S26 nth Sc. N. w
C0LORED-positlon for ianitors, porters,
eley. OPS. drivers. garage man, restau-
Bus. Bur. Cent. Say. Bnk. Bldg, no 18th.
MEN I2l wanted 1t once. white only, 0I
neat appearances. a. train news agents
p. M. Union News CO.. En1ploymsn' OF.
fee. East Basement Union Station.
SALES MANAGERS. over 30. all over o. s.
"A, California Grape Juice. Today last
day TO secure contracts for the old home
state, See Mr.. Ayers. room 602 TransDor-
tation Bldg. or phone Main 2T2H for
SzEESMEN 10 travel South with manager
this winter: transp. furn good line;
real nloneysnaker: permanent: quick pro.
motion to producers. CAL North 4T71.
WANTED-Yonng man, single. 20 to IS.
70 learn fender and body repairing; sal.
airy, SIS per week; advancement rapid;
Body Works. 17a1 johnson st. N. W.
The Washington times., 1926-12-30
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN

An opportunity to learn the real
estate business selling lots that should
double IN valHe during the next few
years, This community ID only ~
minutes from the White House, and vou
viii receive the fullest cooperation of
experienced people. Either whole or
part time.
See MIR. CAMPBEI J.
4O1 Colorado Bide. between ana 1s
The Washington times., 1926-12-30

Openings for few energetic men on our
sales force. You can earn 500 to 500 per
Columbian Bldg, 9Th Street. between D
and z.
The Washington times., 1926-12-30
Used Cars That Make Winter Driving Genuine Pleasure
Real Estate

LINCOLN PARK N E.--9 rooms and bath
brick; elec.: bargain. $500 cash SOS
immediate possession. NJ. 1882.
The Washington times., 1926-12-30
BooKKEEPER

MUST BE EXPERIENCED
ON ELLIOTT FISHER MA
CHINE. STATE Elk PERI
ENCE AND SALARY Ex-
PECTED. ADDRESS BOX
B-1z6, TIMES-EIERALD.
The Washington times., 1926-12-30

ssWhere used cars are best
4 700 1. st. mi. 7612.
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