"I tr..-‘ .
“girl, ...
run “memo summon;
Many Boys Staying on
At Camp Mohawk
The Y. M. C. A. Camp Mohawk a
Will admit new members tomorrow
in its second smut-monthly period.
The l‘t‘SlllIt‘ schedule for boys ll
two necks. liut 'ie majority of
youngsters there >- now enifiy "‘0
place so much that they have been
isiven permission to'rcmaln during
the tiecontl installment.
Charles Slgswsy.’ Milton Flynn.
and William Barnum will enter the
camp tomorrow.
Norman l"lm\'f?llyn of Bylngtqu
place. counsellor there. will. return
today to l'rsiliim his dulled with the
Nash Engineering company.
'NieoncsoAv. my it, not i "
yton Sees Boom as Trial Gives It Long Delayed Thrill ‘
{fen Murders on Ten Consecutive Sundays FurnishedLast One
“DAYTON. 'l‘enn.. July tin—ls
h‘lrtee‘h unlucky? ll‘or thirteen
“it" Dayton has been waiting for
boom. And now it suddenly
-inds itself famous. And finds the
other of Main and Market streets
(ngarous to cross.
:Thirteen years ago the big plant
I the Cumberland l'oal and Iron
omnany closed down. The Mac-
I enslda of Scotland. who owned
concern. along with several
\ .t ers. got into financial difficulties.
. r ey tried to corner the iron are
t the world and failed for thirty
. lllons. Nearly a thousand men
lore thrown out of work. Dayton
rail left to progress nilh its chief
inystry dormant. Depression tell
men the town. Merchants found
hemsolvel in s. precarious situation.
. the 550.0in a month payroll of the
run company dwindled to the eel.
ir es of a few watchmen.
-—-s
“Ape” Trial Judge Family Man;
Studied Hard for Scopes Case‘1
PAGE THIRTEEN;
\
BUY
FRISBIE’S '
PIES
’noucv's VERY Wlser
SPENT-WHEN i‘l’
PURCHASES
Find Skeleton in N. Y;
May Be Pro-historic
lRONDEQUl‘tl'i‘.‘ N.'_ Y” July 16
(AP).—-Pllris of the skeleton of my
is believed to have heen a pro-his-
toric animiil were. under scrutiny to-
day by nicmliers of the Rochester
Historical Society. following the dis-
covery of the bones by excavator! in
'mnm-mmnu . . .
litt‘dfifffffllli'llililflilui'
m
p
l rone put America to work mak—
ing muni’tions.
tional Automobile Chamber of Com.-
merce offices in New York recently
provo successful.
Prices of cars to the public will
be lowered again if the eflorta ot
the tax relief meeting held at the Na
50 the whipping will the delayed.
Sheriff Albauslt has been assigned
. to inflict the punishment.
. 9 young», overybady expected u“. . Why not use some of your money
{5 iant lwould reopen soon. Employes a 2:3:lipfloflazgltmtggtmn found to purchase nlodern plumbing
i.“ toyed 'tit-otlnd. expecting to get, their mfludm a huge in“; bone. and skull contentment? You’d be surpris-
1:3; Stglfian‘lgr‘t‘laiy‘moath. uWhen ~ {.- with some of the teeth still in tltelr 9‘1 at “10 lowness of our charcei
.. ",Mm the idea-thntoo "I “'1" it ’ " settings. In addition there were . . 1'" installing a modern bathtub
is)! :h'y mm” be a 1M 10' l “'6 ports of the spinal cdlunin and sev. ‘ . , ‘9 ‘“ your home. ‘V “3’ “0t 3“ 30'
”q hack to their old' \ tilts; t up to ".31 om. mama bones. The skele- . g qualnted with the real facts of
' \iontlis mused filth: :l’i‘tanloyes m“ was ‘lnearlllet'n a my???“ clay . ' l " ' :th one: Ta ‘1“ us a elm“. to
‘ . . , . , ‘ . ~. , ,, . . _.‘.,.. . . . emons rae ottr super or sup-
[ liobless. drifted away. Weeds grew eight feet beneath the our lice. 3 1m iridium hetero '3 "‘ ~ - I:
‘ , ___ __ “350 on T lies and lumblll abilities.
l 1.? thick around tha bin“ flll‘lllCPI. (‘ f, S , . v ‘ thaw '“h ev’ol the a“ 0? John - 5W8, D D g V“
2 j "a m“ railroad ”m “med. The .u. res menus. be h“ noon in the Dayton, Tonic, schools is Th N l‘l R d .3
m”, ugly hem“ of workers. mm ‘ -,—-— W "LOW yhonrahefore the trial to prepare himself 9 88 9 aymon .
d m o . b FREDLRICh. Md.. July 15.—-T°" ferlt. He is a faint] ~ '
_ r m. 2.... to .0. ...i m..- . . . . , h. ,, _ .v m and is shown with Mrs. smitten ind & Dean Co
m m laslte. on his bare hack “II t n M! Wu" H in e .
.fi'u- Fail. to Revive It ienco imposed onnobert Sliroi‘cr. 19, - C! m has ‘3‘ M mu”- 2 nu Hm Road
ll Then the world war flamed u ‘Cenmlrms Photo, “0mm“! “"9 0' “'"0 b’nllng- Shm' ' l
‘1 ' ' l" in was ill today with rheumatism. 1—
Steol prices leaped Q
othe sky. Wages soared. Dayton 10' I
tirrcd. Surely the Cumberland
lent would be reopened.
——Advertise in The Sentinel
the best results.
It 1 lower of Main and Market Street during "monkey trial” rush hours.
a con ‘
i More. its coke ovens. its iron tin.
1 “fit. the some time Dayton began
oslts. its furnaces nwalterl. But
he plant remained dork ttnrl silent.
: .tblsck shadow hanging in the sky-
lite-across the tracks from Dayton
s’ODGI‘.
Lhe money to open 1 hosiery mill.
.6 l'gt‘gsnize how important. was the
. .35 an important shipping point for
;‘But peach farms and watermelon
itstciics. no matter” how prolific. do
not make cities. and Dayton wanted
to grow.‘ to be something more than
the county seat of filled. .1, sought
more new industries and listened
And then the Scopes csae hut-tit.
in its midst. Dayton's heart flut-
tcred.
heart thrilled. The boom at last!
lilirti county‘s limit-lies? Will it re-
oprn the Cumberland furnaces?
Will it bring Dayton new industries.
and prosperity. and growth? These
(iitnstlons must be answered by the
trial.
from ono thousand, or possibly 10..
0M other towns ill, the country.
Neath-s In Fertile Valley.
fertile little valley.
inn-ed streets. it. is
wit—dine peaches. watermelons. How does Dayton expect to pro- _ . to have .- ’ . _, W“ n “MM
[*9 money northerners Will for tit from the 500pr ”ml-.- What srner 'syltcm. “it hope]: i) i] Ioday .i iii Lin-lt‘fhllw‘t'i yimml“ h
V be county's fruit went into Day good can till-t 31m. 000' Mo worth ‘1 “Mp"“l' 1' PM“ "“9 °“ “ ' 8 hotel. \\ll0 ii: ll.ll.it‘ » f‘.‘ i. ii .' 'ifl
- t - . I ..' ' ~- 3, fruit center. I lili‘llGll! as t 1" lion Wt" (-1 1'“ -‘
on stores. of publicity do it. “til it sell i \\'ll0 Voted for l.i‘;lii>i'.'
It. has a basket
building a .
factory and a_
iiOdicl'y iiiill l-llill :l few other Fliitill
iltdtistrlrs. it hits on. “Hui" thea-
tre. ll t‘llllu‘h and lit) l'ioi.ii‘y i‘litl‘t.
It lites chiefly on tile. llillll. home
ll‘llillfi stop on sluiml; ‘ttliit‘t‘n. utilise
not ill. nil.
local optton Plr‘t‘llOli. liiily one vote,
that of ti iietzro. \igis t-iiet lli iil\t'il'
of liquor (llld iniquity . .\‘niiv of it...
lillll‘ and ,lOlllf'tl llit' t'llill'l'llv
i may. cm) W. -lagsn.ll‘lrst ‘on-. . ‘ '. ‘ . . Y . . . ’
films A STORMY DAY,” SAYS Shill‘tiiggfirfhslilll... Big news in the 55th Mill End Sale
initials THIRD
l
SESSION OF ' 3
~ scans COMES TO ileNli
Whine Reporters About iPrédicting What His
.F—O
witctluled to leap from 0i)5tflll'll)’lll-'
'to nation-“lilo prominence tol'ilor-
l‘OW when they ('lllllLi into the wit.
nous chair :iiul tell the jury iiliOlll‘
John ’l‘.' Scopcs, who was their
science teacher. 'l‘llo boys summon-l
ed to testify for the slum are: lli’ii‘l‘Xi
Shelton. Orville f'iniillonliy. t'liurlr-s!
geriili, iris in... .iltpoiii'nl «liq-3: .v '-
if. -’-'fllll'3lii‘v'
lll"illll’.‘l’ ..-‘
S’l'.'\.‘ll"l‘|Rli.
l{flll'ili‘_ i‘tii‘ '_‘ii tag-1';- .t
tilt! Hlliii‘lfiil'd i‘iiitt‘t- liiii..i'tinrnl :4 ti
“'1' a iliuilht'i' Lit yours .1 il'.ill'll‘ iv
lli“’lll.'ili llllll li ~tilistllutr~ desk 51‘.
.i lily
l‘.".illl‘i:. ‘I'
Siiitt .
it‘fll‘ll liy .\lti)‘iil' .ll".'l l'.
>ilf‘tf‘l‘ll SirL’M-l'il litt'ri' t'
HOWLAND’S
ii lit-was "Old Man Haggard." the hopefully to all of the rumors that while Dayton sunning to "be- . , .
. own banker. Who saved Dayton the ('llllll'tH'lflnll i'uruuces were. 80' collie something." half a ihoilfiflnd Once there WAS roiitllni-o iii ltd)-
rom disaster in its dark days foi- ing to resume operations. The town .ypnwriiers are clocking \ilihlli 115' in... \‘y'ny 1.1.. 1. lil i‘n'lli, ltii‘m‘l h-“l
owing the closing of the lililhl fur. grew slowly. hilt no faster than it! limits, attempting to pump rt» 17 saloond i..~ iii itilnwi'llllh‘ . .
3» aces. He looked around for nonic- little neighbors. Today it's popula- mam-o into it. But l‘OlllllliL'i* thorn 5.11M”)... it...» “nu :i tumult t. illell Enugncg on Mun st" Furfigld Ave” Cmnon St.
hing 10" Dayton to do. obtained tion is ifi'ti‘. is none. liitytou is no dtricrcnl liiiylnll. stirred to (lt‘ilt‘tli. itrltl n
genuine
StoreopentiIlSP.M.-Ssturdsy6P.M.
induct 0f the farms lying around it The uorld. all of it. began to sit « , . . i ,n H ezlloou leertiit-i's lot-wt. 'l'ilv'i‘ ‘.
H WE'VEH'WL It discovered that it up and my attention. Dayton! it H" “pm“ W1 in “twill”; im'vi closed up ilirii‘ liars ivitiimii fl mill-
ictrolas .— at .4 Half price
l. Stokel)‘. Greg Kyle. L‘lt‘ln. J-len,i_w.,.;.m..xiiii..il l'lllt l‘ ..f thri .\’lw l‘ i. . _ .
'P . . . . o . Morris Stout. Jamil-s Fienson. litiw-iflm, ponm nun-tn. lit ’i'iil‘ lint-.il-i . . '
DECISIONS W!“ Be__Attomeys Ill Sharp Ar. (”“1 him-gait .Rit‘hul‘d Lilli lllltl tumougmn “rum-int. u... : 1;». on tile.- t: In 0 It. ‘
‘ . ' Cunningham. 11.1.; f...» 1..., “(n i.- in... l: mu . l ‘ .
' guments Over Question of Prayer—De- N'lcntlsls Arriic. M... ......... .. ., hm...
I . ' L t e ' iii 5 nl‘ : n a i‘t‘llii'll- tlieri- in no IIY‘]‘\‘3\‘.'.I>'l tr. l.ll‘il :imotig
‘ feltse Presents Petition of Clergymen mg'fijg‘gm"j\';‘,;n“§,m(; Mg“ .............~ n. .. m... W...“ e
. 5t.‘ . w ii (i {tense l' .i hit ’l'ltoiii.ls.lll" Ji‘i‘m‘lmi' 1“ ‘i‘ “”1” ” '“rfllw' lc r0 as
I iéhDAtztrg'EA 'l'enguthJusly 15'_M1P) is 1830p: t: ll'ill‘Ofllll‘t: espert Ht‘lt‘illl— “‘,:\‘H i IF?” . , t .
» ' o "I ay 0 ° cope: ow u" . t~ ' . (‘ll . 'i“ntist5i ll‘Olil L 5 ‘ “I: ' 3"
1°" trial ended amid Stormy scenes TeXt 0f Prayer 0 :ii'fei‘esltillntSt'IZ-lion:\ni' lltlclcountry lusti \‘.'l.\:<'i‘l>.|I. WW?“ “I?" 13‘ l.\1‘).- O
X 3." mu, yesterday afternoon “uh-l ' At SCODBS Trial night were hero ready to ttsiify. tlinrzil-o A. Sizl'lfil‘ll- l'tl‘a‘l'l"l'l' Of the
,ut the .lury which \iéill try the, \ltorntty “mm.“ \_ T. Hm”... ..\'...-i-..ii. tum» linuk. tilit‘l in the 1“
young school teacher , living been. . .. _ _. . _ ,‘ '. ., I. . . . . ‘ i,l'iliiir-‘t] .lnumw linsiiiml )f'stf‘l’t’la)’ >
;‘w01'n in. and befor'o'Judgd John T‘ l LiAi'rU). Jul”: KJUI.) 11:; :EInyZTWplfirzfiluiu1],...1:}; t‘lgll-illt‘sflliliill l‘ 3i. f'l‘il'il‘l lill'vl" a lie “us taken
it‘uumn had anfiounced iii! ‘md'l Th“ 1‘ ”1e PM)”. do n l . ‘. 7. ‘ . h - it” the liusliii.’ l i-lt r: llllll.i)’. He. \i'itb .
‘ ' ~ ~ lvv her A t}. Stl‘ibling. pastor llllltNllJLe HlCllillli. tcs.iniom “ill . l, . ‘ .
”an on the dawn!" “mm?" ‘0 ' , . . . . ,. lllnrti ill .‘xtti‘foTi. ill i~i. lilill is sur- _
’ussh the indictment ~ of the. Liliitltel'latid Picshlterlan 'be ”SOIUUS‘Y ”“11““ “- i. . > a rlce
- ' 5 C‘hruch. which caused the olit- The experts were instructed not; "‘0" l'v‘ "'3 ““" , C
- “ants Reporters l l tl <~o i‘I trial i'c=ter- to discuss the case ' "w . .
'23 "It was a. stormy day." the judge. “W“ 3‘ W W l‘ ~ . ~ . . . D.- - 5 Ne . DOCTOR DIES. .
amarked as he left the bench from! “a.“ . Iltey nie. , i. H. . . .o man. “WWW“ \‘ Y my 15 ”PM”
i‘ ' . .i “t‘tur l-‘ather. to Thee we give university of Chicago. sooligist: Dr. ‘ _‘ " '- ' ‘ , _
.hieh he had a. moment earliei . , . y . . . _ 1hr. Georgie A. hmns of Brooklzn.
. turned news reporters at possible all the pinion fOi olely goodthlng Winter-ton L. ciirtls. uniiersity of b ‘ l l I." d!” m his .6
’. fonts; t. of doom roceedl’n a be- in life and “'GnliH'Oke 'l‘hy bless- Missouri. zoolizist: Dr. h‘ay Coopcr- m ”“u.°“-5 “w“: liifoldl ,Ikr‘ li"'ll' ‘ . . . , i:
if susemog publication?“ storle: inti- ”E“ “W" ”5 ”H“ “mmmg' as CM“ anthropollsist. "nfi‘mny of ll‘;:;l“:tl'<l1t:‘ll‘l1:\‘ntilgrlliTil .. I ‘ C 1 Ode], U r! ht mdels '
‘fi hating, the judge would deny the acvountnhle beings to Thee we Chicago: Dr. J. G. Lupman. Deane! r .. -~ onso e m p g
‘h ”£82150 motion to quash A com- enter Hill) the duties of this day. the collg‘g of agriculture, gnuigerg ~ .
"‘ sittee of newspapermen iv... named 1‘ ”MW-“5 “0‘ “'1‘“ 01" relation University: Prot. Maynard 3'- “it" OHIOHESTEB S PILLS ' ‘ "
x it investigate the ”mature pub” to man may be. We halt: a. re- calf. zoologist. former chairman of nut uutmmo BnANn. Re ar $375 for $187.50 Regular $235. for $117.50
i htion p ' ’PWSWWY '0 1“le righteously the zioligical and agricultural de- $§L§§F§Jfi¥§ggflgg$ _ ' o . . i ‘
~ ' . the tasks that are ours to do and artinent of the national research ‘alo r '." told in still: ’ .
..A statement from a correspon- . . . . _ P ’ . boxes. sealed tutti Blue ill a. R s f $ 5 R 5 f 75
l a“ oi! the International Newa Ser- “9 uoultl ask Thee this morning council. John, Hopkins tlniiersity; 5 use "lollilrthcmfi r “5'! e e at 300. or 1 Os 6 at 17 a or e
1 ice was heard by the committee 0‘" Go‘l' ‘° "‘3‘“ “5 fully amt" Dr. V'iilbur nelson. Tennessee state at mm giggly A «.35 .
E ' - SClOU! of Thy pr05’nCQ an o BeOlOSlSt member of ‘ha national m “on” c’.‘ awn” GHQ”! ~ - u. . . . ,_
-§: izdanonoghnc;ig;would report to git-e unto us minds that are wiil- research-council. and president of .. SOlllBtDlillGGiSlS WEN Regular $250. for $125. Reglllar $110. for $55.
"This :0 occu i'IOd u the end’ in: ‘0 N’ directed in U“ way the national association of state * -
. g, 10;}; "3°. d:y of waiting to Th0“ “0‘1”“ havens 3°~ V." geologists and Dr. William M. Gold- 2% f $1M
sirn what the court ‘would do in “my “‘1“ Father m bk” the'm‘” Smith of southwestern university. Regular $ 0 0r 0 .
t‘ . ceerling: of this court, bless the Winneled Kansas
:leonse to the defenses attempt mu“, the judge M h” presides. . , . a e m
(5 end the trial by establishing the and mm ”W" N m every heart _ _ Regular $150. for 75.
f: indictment and . ‘ ‘
l::°::g:§::itgiiotr?:lity o! m. Ten and in every mind is reverence to Pres. coolidge on . ‘
' the great. Creator of the world. . 5 R 35 f 17 50
um Wm WM W that put,: w. .u. Thee. our Father. to Short Cruise Today e at 110. 01‘ . e ar . or .
its school instructors shall teach no map us, every one. to find our . ’ . . .
.‘heory of evolution which denied place in our relation to every SWAMPSCOTT. Mass. July 15.- l
the biblical story of mans creation. other man, no that‘ he csn best. (AR) Another short cruise on the ..
5 WM“ “1° Jud" at. length "mm serve. can heat know human in; __ . -_ .
d the court room after a. recess of ' t d b t pathize Mayflower this time doiin the . g
' ' . "”5 a“ “a“ "' sym t uinr—was President 000- R“ t
1m"! thh- he employed in nrit- “'“h the “Nd“ of every heart. liflagset'sopgograhi for today. He was lug e ac ' . reco a nce .1
' m. decision. 11-6 was confronted UT° ””5 "”1 “'° “k that Then to return to the Summer White ’ ‘ 5
l: " “if“. ”who"! “titti‘gtrhl: wilt enlighten our minds and lead House before night _ . 3
. ' cour ' prec ce 0 op 11 us to understand and know truth ' , ~ .- ‘ - 7 fl
as n of court. with . The trip was arranged to she the - f f $ R 1 80¢ f R f 5c ._
gaming 5;! Lontlnued in all its every phase. we "k ll executive an opportunity to inspect - 8 ar 65c or 3 01' 10 e at or 406. 6 ar 9°C or 4 . ;;
-""’§§qu:m'°mhu I ltion "1 the "am” of our blessed R" shipbuilding operations at the Fore F0 L Ev ,5 .
. deemer. Jesus Christ. Amen." ._ - . .. R . .
g 1.. “an,” m, mm...“ m... a... h..........‘......!.h. n... mu... Regular $1.10 for 50¢. Regular $1.30 for 65¢. e or 1.60 or 80c.
. - upported its request Evith a signzdb 3:55;, Le: ngton a near ng com. . '
.‘3, from churc men outsi e - _ _ ' .. . . .
‘ religioiounty. that if the prlyer sentatives of various well known Mr. Coolidge also planned while HONEYANLTAR . ’ . .
1 s ould be continued the churches and ei'nagosues. do hereby in Quincy to visit the graves of two .~ .. r» . t .. . b t}! t t“
L. lfignzofid permit some minister petition your honor that if you eon- tornleriPresldents. John Adams and . “TOM“HE? 187" T 0 war 8 mu81c y e mos no ‘
it t1 beliefs other than those of tun. time your custom of opening the John Quincy Adams—the only ,mel'l R EFUSE— SUB-’T'TU ' LJ _. ’ ' , ‘
‘ ' lead the devote sp- daily session of conrtor Rhea county oi! Massachusetts“ besides himself . — ‘ . . - , " - o - ' o ’
é amentlllm 10 . ~e ,.
. eal. , with prayer. you select the officiat- ever sent to the White House. Stilton-Powell Corporation. . a price . .
3 'In filing this motion. Arthur Get-- in; clergymen from among other . :1.
‘ .st Hays. tor the defense was in- than fundamentalist churches in . .
t: erruptad by the objections of At. alternation with fundamentalist L"
clern‘meli.
orney General Stewart who de-
lared that. the court at this stage
issue: an assembly meet for t e
t ' of hearing a. mot on.
“imeudge a'nnounced he would
a... the petition to the Dayton
~linlsterlal association with the ra-
juest that this body choose the
‘lergyrnen who should lead the daily
:irayer. The crowd applauded.
-,A sharpclsah of counsel occurred
v'hen Attorney General Stewart oh-
ect-d to the reading of the petition
w Arthur .Gsrtlsld Hun. . Merges-
iart rrtorted sharply when hind!!-
ection nu bummed." “0.
tonnes]. .‘
': “Will you pious b” ”about:
lists-t the state's success «not
“We be: you to consider the fact
that among the persons intimately
connected with and actively partici-
pating in this trial of Mr. ‘John ‘I‘.'_
Scopes. there are many to whom the:
prayers of fundamentalists are not
spiritually uplifting and are occa-
sionally offensive. Inasmuch“ by
your own ruling all the people in the
courtroom are required to partich
pate in the prayers by rising. it.
seems to us only just and right that
we should occasionally hear a
prayer which requires no mental re-
umtlens on our part and in which
we con conscientiously paticipate.
”HIV. Chi-fl" Fronds Potter.
sum of the Wool Ilde Unitarian
We install all
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