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1925-TWENTY PAG.ES COPYRIGHT. 132P. BY THE GLOBE NKWsPAPElt CO. voi, i-viH NEAR-SIGHTED CHILD DISPUTE LA DARROW FEARS RET ALONE SAW BANDIT ASIDE NCE OF BIG OTRY, IGNORA Florence Carnes, 10, Claims Allen, Cemetery Captive, Took Part In Holdup Last Friday Both Sides Yield to Gov Fuller's Emphatic Demand For Peace Way Now Cleared For Arbitratioo of Wage Question in Usual Way i a Famed Lawyer Closes Argument For Quashing Indictment With Furious Attack on Law As Menace to Rights of Individual BnnnnnajaaaaaaaaHn.aaBaaaaaanvaanaBaalaHnaMni.iaaaaaaaBanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnaaaB BiiiHBaMMaaaHBHBiasisMBaMaMniliHBaiBBBBBaBa John R. Allen was identified yesterday as the mysterious third member of the bandit trio who robbed the American Trust Company car of $16,300 Friday morning at the Neapolitan Ice Cream Company plant, Cambridge.

No description had been obtained of the driver of the bandits' machine. Little Florence Carnes of 8 Allston at, Cambridge, made the identification, the circumstances of which are as strange as have ever been recorded In Cambridge police annals. Florence was Injured In an automobile accident when she was 4 years old, and her vision was impaired. Today, at the age of 10, she can see 66 PRISONER" IN EVOLUTION CASE, JOHN T. SCOPES, IN COURTROOM 31 tllO PUBLIC PARK AT PARK Sd FLORENCE CARNES.

Who Identified Allen Continued on the Fourth Page. of His Plea iHe Asserts Genesis City Council Gives First Reading to $300,000 Loan As a result of the strong stand taken by Gov Fuller in statements to the trustees of the Boston Elevated, and to the employes of the system, the way was cleared yesterday for a peaceful settlement of the difficulties between them. The question of the arbitration of the method to be used in selecting the third arbitrator, raised by the trustees, has been definitely dropped for the present, without prejudice to either side. The two arbitrators already chosen, Roland W. Boyden for the Elevated trustees, and James H.

Vahey for the car men, are dot free to proceed with the choice of a third arbitrator, as provided for in ths present regulations, and with his assistance to settle the difficulties previously pending between the trustees and the employes. PICKWICK CRASH GLYNN RESIGNS, AGCUSEDJOW 1 0 MAHARALS0 OUT Seven More Arraigned City Hall Lays Latter's 11 Is Far From Fin Mayor's Order at Request of Statler Hotel Interests After Indictment Action to Fitzgerald At Least One Other to Face story of Business Deal as Real Charges, Is Report cause of Civil Service Ban Claims State Has Limited Power Mrs oi Bom Sis Joii Detail lo Drop Case Triangle in Foreground of $14,000,000 Structure The City Council unanimously voted first reading: to a $300,000 Curley loan rder in yesterday's session, for the purpose of buying land and buildings on a small riangular block bounded by Columbus av. Church and Tennyson sts, and converting: it into a public park which is destined to be a forefrround setting to the projected $14,000,000 Statler Hotel, which, it now seems finally settled. Is to stand on what was the. front section of the old Park-so depot.

The Mayor acted after receiving a communication, over the signature of Pres E. M. Statler of the corporation, am follows: "We are prepared to pro- Trials for Manslaughter Deferred to Monday Due to Brighton "Pol," Is Another Version Approved by Both Sides This was accomplished yesterday-through joint action between the two arbitrators, the trustees and the wage adjustment board of the Boston Carmen's Union. At a conference at the offices of the Boaton Elevated, in the Park Square Building, at 2 yesterday, the two arbitrators, Mr Vahey and Mr Boyden, presented the following letter to the wage Continued on the Third Pace. Continued on the eeond Pagf.

By CHARLES I EH KILL DAYTON. Tcnn, July 13 Asserting that the project of enforcing the Tennessee anti-evolution law "is "as brazen and bold an attempt lo destroy learning as was ever made In the Middle Ages," Clarence Darrow, star counsel for the John T. Scopes defense, went into action today at the evolution trial with a fury and eloquence that thrilled even the hostile audience which packed Rhea County Courthouse to the point of suffocation. Turning savagely toward the de- GROSS-WORD PUZZLE PAGE 4 RADIO PROGRAMS PAGE 11 Chairman Thomas B. Glynn of the Seholhouse Commission tendered to Mayor Curley last night his resignation from that $5000 post and It was accepted forthwith.

City Transit Commissioner Louis K. Rourke was thereupon designated by the Mayor to serve as Schoolhouse Commissioner until the Mayor shall have appointed Glynn's successor. Prospect that the Mayor will also have to nominate successor to School-house Commissioner James J. Mahar. absent from his desk for nearly two weeks In a huff at the Mayor, loomed when the news of Glynn's retirement was communicated to him by telephone.

Mr Mahar told the reporter, who asked If he would return to work today: "On July 2 I was dismissed by Mayor Curley as Schoolhouse Commissioner. I therefore no longer hold that position." This statement by Mahar quite inevitably meais another vacancy in the Schoolhouse Commission. For the Mayor has already publicly announced that the difference of opinion he had with Mahar two weeks ago did not WIDENING PROCESS GIVES BOSTON SHORTEST STREET IN THE WORLD TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS raie 1. Tmrrow, at evolution trial, warns of rtrtum to ignorance and bigotry. Klevated trustees and men agree to drop dispute over method of arbitration and let wage and other questions be settled In usual manner; Gov Fuller makes strong statement to carmen.

City Council votes first reading to loan for purchase of land at Park sq to be foreground for proposed Sutler Hotel. Seven more arraigned in Pickwick Club disaster case. Near-sighted child declares Allen took part in third holdup Schoolhouse Commissioner Glynn resigns. Stoddard st. between Howard and Court, is the shortest street In the world.

Mother balks at last minute at allow feuse benches, where William Jen- TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS Pa are O. Suffolk Grand Jury hear evidence relating to alleged abduction of Wlnthrop girl. nlngs Bryan sat fanning himself, Darrow declared: "There is not a single line of any constitution JOHN' I PCL.TZ. Contractor Indicted In Pickwick Case Arraignment of seven men yesterday on indictments brought to 10 the total now facing trial In connection with the Pickwick Club collapse July 4. At least one more person is to be arraigned, it is understood.

Following the arraignments yesterday Judge Henry Lummus set the Continued en the Second Page. MOTHER BALKS AT ADOPTION Finds Giving Up Child Isn't So Easy Now Millionaire Looks for Some One Else that can withstand bigotry when it seeks to destroy mthe rights of the individual." Stoddard Between Howard and Court, Can Be Stepped Off in 23 Paces This Challenges Ail Comers, Blind Alleys Barred Continued on the Twelfth Page. Fears All Rights Lost Arguing before Judge John T. Raulston, with the jury out of the court, on a motion to quash the Scopes indictment, the famous crim- TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS 1 YOUTH SHOT WHILE I'ngc f. EXAMINING PISTOL Thousands Eager to Be His GiiTs Playmate inal lawyer thundered: "If this pro- ceeding both in form and substance can prevail in this court, then your honor, any law no matter how foolish, wicked, ambiguous, or ancient can come back to Tennessee.

All constitutional guarantees go for nothing. The past is gone, and will Special Dispatch to the Globe NEW YORK, July 13 The makeup rouge will vanish from the childish face of Margaretta Curry, 11-year-old Revere City Council has stormy session; patrolman refused to discuss alleged gambling: place. Pace T. Retail store golfers play at 'Woodland Golf Club. Boston Yacht Club fleet visits Five Islands, Me.

Point Judith defeats Princemere, 9 to 6 in polo game at Myopia field. Lanai and Coila each have a race to their credit for Seawanhaka cup. King Barter blanks Milton A. 4 to 0. and Dorchester Town wins series.

Newspapermen's Golf Association holds monthly lS-hole medal handicap tourney at Winchester Country Club. Page S. National League Results Cincinnati 4, Boston Philadelphia 3. St Louis 2 10 innings); Pittsburg 4, Brooklyn New York 3. Chicago 1.

American League Results Boston 12, Cleveland 11: Philadelphia 4. Detroit Chicago 8. New York St Louis 5. Washington 4. Yankees to spend $250,000 on Pacific Coast leaguers with whom to rebuild team.

Beresford defeats Hoover In race In England. South Boston loses fifth straight In Twilight League as Checker wins, 5 to other Twilight League results. Pnare 9. Malonev gets decision over King Solomon at Braves Field. PfafTmann's defeat of Holnran features opening rounds ot Longwood Bowl tournament.

Pappas wins place in 100-yard dash on Princeton Cornel team to oppose Oxford-Cambridge Saturday. While examining a pistol owned by his brother-in-law, Anthony Cassetta. 18, of 209 Salem st, North End. pulled the trigger and a bullet entered his left cheek. He was taken to the Relief Hospital where his name was placed on the dangerous list.

The police say that Cassetta was visiting the home of his brother-in-law, Rocco Palladino of 191 Salem st, when the accident occurred. He did not realize the pistol was loaded when he pulled the trigger THE WEATHER i child actress, if her young mother de I be forgotten, if this can succeed." All the frivolity, all the monkey ing millionaire E. W. Browning to adopt her daughter as playmate for Browning's foster child. I'aaie 3.

President Coolidge settles his vacation routine Mac.Millan's Bowdoin expected to leave Hopedale today. Frank C. Munson dickers for Pan-American line. Paste 4. Camp Devens is full of activity as II units get down to work.

French Parliament adopts 1925 budget after struggle of nearly a year. Page 5. Thomas J. Hammond again withdraws from Jd Massachusetts District race for Ttepublican Congressional nomination. Boston boy.

14, lives by wits for two months in Maine. "Fire hazard" in rag district discussed at special meeting of Chelsea Board of Aldermen. Pnare 6. Administration's warning intended for China as well as Powers; Pekln refuses gotlations with Britain alone. River nine feet deep flowing through New Tork subwav under the Kast River as result or bursting water main.

Attractions at the theatres. TVoman declared more humans in po-utlou; activities. Goodrich beats Loayza in second round. Frank Worthy wins 2:11 pace, doing second heat In 2:03. a new mark.

Page 10. Stocks Irregularly lower. Page 11. Commercial and financial news. Page 12.

Darrow protests against dally prayer at evolution trial. Business "Women's Clubs open National convention in Portland. Page 13. Mrs Blankenberg's cros-examlnatlon continues in Lotta will case. Rexall convention of United Drug Company opens in Boston next Monday.

Port of Boston news. Somerville man arrested as counterfeit bill passer. Boston Dispensary fund reaches S44.06O. New England Elks reach Portland for convention. Lieut Bowers, aid to Fire Chief Sen-nott, severely scalded.

Pane 14. fniint Ten by Uncle Dudley. Continued on the Twelfth Page. Automobile. Tire, Truck ant Accessoty advts in the Globe bring the best results.

Read the Automobile advts today. Forecast for Boston and Vicinity: Tuesday partly cloudy: Wednesday fair; moderate north and northeast winds. Washington Forecast for Eastern New York: Tuesday partly cloudy; Wednesday fair; warmer In cen cides tomorrow to allow her to be adopted by Edward W. Browning, millionaire real estate operator, who advertised recently for a "pretty, refined girl about 14 years old," for adoption. From among several thousand applicants who have written to him the 200 or more he has Interviewed, Mr Browning selected Margaretta, a tiny youngster who appears about four years younger than her age.

as perhaps the best playmate for Dorothy Sunshine, whom he adopted six years ago. Margaretta, shaking her long fat curls and opening wide her brown eyes, is quite convinced that she would like to be the daughter of Mr Browning, adding as a codicil that she would like to keep her young blonde mother, who was once an actress. The child's mother decided that it would be glorious or Margaretta to have the same luxuries as Dorothy, who she learned had 100 dolls, 150 dresses and an expensive automobile of her own. Matters progressed smoothly with the papers ready for signatures late this afternoon when the mother began to realize what losing Margaretta would mean. Excited, ready to cry, she dashed from Mr Browning's office, leaving behind her the child, playing with a string of lavender tinted pearls, the gift of Mr Browning.

Not long after-ard a woman friend of the mother returned to say that the adoption could tral and north por "E-ovnrites of the Zoo in Their Native LOOKING THROUGH STODDARD ST TO HOWARD ST tions. u.nnt. hv Katharine Bartlett. jj E.E.GRAY CO. I One Week Sale Carload I A BR00MS "nf Value 69c III II AT ALL OUR STORES The Temperature Yesterday at Thompson's Spa 3 a 73; 6 a m.

68; 9 a m. 72; 12m, 77; 3 76; 6 79; 9 76; 12 mid, 7i. Average temperature yesterday, 74 5-21. THE WKATHER ELSEWHERE Temperature, Great Opportunity 8PM Weather Pt elouily Clear Boston San 1'ranclsoo 14 Wlllittou KR St Paul 92 St Louis Chicago 78 Nantucket 7tl Portland, Me 7H Kastnnrt 72 72 76 88 78 ta 76 80 Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Pt cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy 80 New York "It Seems to Me, Too," by Frank Sullivan. Dorothy Dlx' letter box.

The Worst Story I Have Heard Today." by Will Rogers. Pace 15. Household Department. Beau Geste." by Percival C. Wren.

Page 10. Comic Strips. Teepee Tales," by El Comancho. Page IT. Pair Weather by Mildred Barbour.

Lieuts C. F. Hickey of Brockton and Walter II- Perry of Marlboro killed In airplane crash. Conventions of Ladies' Catholic Benevolent AssociaUon and Order of the Alhambra open at Atlantic City today. Lewis starts for Indianapolis, an indication nothing substantial will be done bv miners' committee before July 28.

Special commission of Episcopal Church recommends distinctive order of deaconesses be formed. Search for Knapp returns to Long Washington 80 DUMB-BELLS not proceed until Margaretta's mother spent more time considering the Idea. After this ejpisode. Mr Browning decided he might want a different child for playmate extraordinary to Dorothy. From the thousands of letters that have poured into his office from every part of the world, every State In the Fnlted States, he selected several hundred which he planned to read tonight.

One of those leters may be from a youngster who will have the chance of education, travel, wealth and training that little Margaretta. child actress, has lost. Mr Browning who obtained a divorce last year in Paris, agreed that his wife should have the custody of his second foster daughter, Marjorle Gloria Browning, while he retained Dorothy Sunshine Browning. QU3SEJ? iff GrTfYiNC There are four doors on Stoddard st and three business establishments. On one side ot the street, at the corner of Court and Etoddard, "Joe and Nemo" run a hoi dog and hamburg sandwich emporium.

Thirteen feet south on the opposite side of Stoddard st, "Joe and Nemo" run another hot dog and hamburg emporium in competition. At the corner of Howard and Stoddard sts, "Joe and Nemo" run a cafe, selling hot doKs and hamburg sandwiches in competition with the other two. To say that Joe and Nemo have a corner on the Stoddard st hot dog and hamburg trade would be putting it mildly, not to say ambiguously, because Joe and Nemo have, in fact, three corners on the hot dog and hamburg business The only other door on Stoddard st leads Into Joe and Nemo's cellar and up to Joe and Nemo's tire escape. The other corner is occupied by the Imperial Hotel. A morning constitutional, or walk, on Stoddard st would terminate at the end of 23 paces.

HELEN KALER INJURED BY FALL INTO MANHOLE About 4 yesterday afternoon, while playing near an open manhole on Massachusetts av at Lafayette sq, Cambridge, Helen Kaler, 8. of 125 Green st Cambridge, fell into the hole, injuring her leg. According to the police the manhole was left open by an employe of the Cambridge Sewer Department. Responding to a call for help firemen Eugene Carroll and John Pardosa of Ladder 3 lowered a ladder Into the nanhole. removed the child and rushed her to the Cambridge City Hospital where her injury was treated and she was sent home.

Stoddard st, between Howard and Courts st. was a quiet, little known business thoroughfare until the Cam-bridge-st widening was begun. Nobody speculated upon the effect the widening might have upon Stoddard st. It was just one of a number of streets doomed to be clipped. Today Stoddard st promises to take its place among the Hall of Fame streets, Broadway.

Wall Street. State Street. Downing Sreet. and the rest, with the distinction of being the shortest street in the world, 55 feet from bow to stern. Stoddard st, proud of its claim to fame, challenges all comers, blind alleys, backyard entrances and "Dangerous Passings" barred.

Stoddard st is a regulation street with four doors, sidewalks and curbstones. It will accommodate anything from a live-ton truck to a pair of roller skates and is easily accessible from both ends. Stoddard st does not expect that its claim, will be contested to simmer down to an argument like how old is yimr collar button? Although a street in Quebec, known as Petit Chanrplain. now holds an uncontested record as being the narrowest street in North America. Stoddard st probably narrower.

Stoddard st Is a one way street for all vehicles except bicycles. It may be crossed in a hoo and skip without a jump, or In a jump without a hop and skip to suit one's taste. When the tailboard of a truck disappears at one end the h' ad-HghtB immediately appear at the other, a disconcerting and unforseen result of the cambridgv-st widening. dead TUPLL Soon ARE YOU USING THE GLOBE'S ADVERTISING COLUMNS? Globe Has Record of More Than Thirty Years of Results to Advertisers 0 Be Sure to Have Your APARTMENTS TO LET REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE HELP WANTED Advts Appear in Tomorrow's and Thursday's Globe Read the Want and Classified Advts in Today's Globe III FCOW WOOD DRINK AND ENJOY SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES Every case that goes home only makes the kiddies happier. Keep 'em happy I UARSTOISTQ jyl AM.

THIS Y4 FKK JL'JLciub Sandwich, Mayon-Ly naise, Fresh Peach Shortcake, Off Iced Tea or Coffee OJ $3 TO PORTLAND $3 and Intermediate feints Tia FIERI' ARROW MOTOR COACHEi land. Is Believed in Signs FATALLY CUT TRYING TO OPEN A WINDOW Bartholomew Berry, 29, married, of 198 Silver st. South Boston, died In a police ambulance on the way to the City Hospital yesterday, from loss of blood due to a severed artery in the left arm. Berry was trying to open a window his home when his arm went through a pane of glass. o.w ie lure iron) Hotel I.enov in .0 M.

4 oq Plionr i Kji iU L'SHO TP Mother Johnny, did you get that loaf of bread I sent you for? Johnnv No. the store was closed. "It couldn't be. this time of day. Did you try the door?" 'cause I taw a sign in the window.

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