Pathe News Pay C AUGUSTA, MAINE. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1925. gitive MOVIES OF MOUNT 2000 BUSINESS AND Opening Scene of b Driver KATAHDIN REGION PRO WOMEN TO MEET Is Alleged and Where Tod TO BOOST MAINE IN PORTLAND TODAY of Scientifi Beauties of Spot Will Be Shown Religious Service Features Eve in Theatres All Over of Seventh Annual Con- Country vention National Body Cameraman Caught Many Scenes Formal Opening Due This Afternoon While Following Gov. Brewster -Many of Delegates Coming from and Party in Week's Trip- Remote Parts of Country-Grand- Monument Peak Reached By Way mother and Grandchild Arrive of Appalachian Trail-Marvelous from North Daknta-Oklahoma View Possible from Peak-Gover- Delegate Motors to Convention nor Speaks at Millinocket and with 20 months' Old Son-Many Milo See Salt Water for First Time The features of Governor and Mrs. Portland, Me., July 12.-(AP)- Brewster's trip to Mount Katahdin Twelve hundred women already have and the beautiful scenery of the Ka- arrived for the seventh annual conven- tahdin region will be shown on the tion of the National Federation of motion picture screen In all parts of Business and Professional Women's the country and will prove a headliner Clubs, which formally opens tomor- in the campaigh to boost Maine. row. Six special Pullman CATS arriv- H. KNAPP Governor Brewster, who returned ed tonight, bringing the Ohio delega- ed Slayer with Mrs. Brewster last evening tion. A grandmother with R grandchild. clared that they had a delightful jo July (AI')- 12, has arrived from North Dakota. A mey and stated that the cameram it Mitchell Field for of Pathe News who was a member of delegate from Oklahoma motored to Y., by airplane today the party obtained some splendid the |convention with a 20-months-old ninly settled foothills views of one of the most beautiful son. Many of the delegates saw salt y York for Philip K. sections of Maine which will serve in water for the first time today There were many activities today. serter, who 14 charged mo small way to advertise Maine AS A religious service was held AL 9.30 r of Louis Penella, the playground of the nation. A. M. In the Congress Square church, ab driver. The party drove by automobile Ave with Miss Mary Stewart of Washing- 111 he stationed nt the miles beyond Togue Ponit. From that ton, D. C., national chairman of the y barracks and, work- point the laylies of the party rodo on legislative committee, the speaker. saddle horses and the mj.n walked the In the afternoon a tea was given by u county detectives, remaining distance of about 10 milles, Mrs. John I.'. Thompson at her sum- region where it is be- going over the Appalachian trail from mer home At Brantwood, Blackstrap. is be hiding. Chimney l'ond to the top of Monument Registration was active today and Lieutenants M. 1. El- Peak, where they remained Thursday will continue tomorrow, and it is said DAYTON "HET UP" r 11. Sargent, both night. From that height/they obtained more than 2000 women will be present a marvelous view of the country for by tomorrow night. The convention who was stationed at miles around opens at 2.45 P. M. AS EPOCHAL TRIAI intll his disappearance The memliers of the party In addi- Penella's murder was ton to Governor and Mrs. Brewster were George B. Dorr. duperintendent Bar Says Salvation EVOLUTION OPE of Lafayette National Park at Hensley, Jr., command- Harbor; Commissioner Willis E. Par- Not Dependent on sons of the State department of Inland Dayton, Tenn., July 12-(1 Field, under whose or- rs are assisting in the fisheries and game, Mrs. L. C. Minor How God Created Sunday in Dayton on the eve o P said that with the of Portland, Philip Ricker Shorey of San Francisco, July 12.-(AP)- resumption of the Scopes trial will be able to search Portland, State publicity director, and Speaking on Evolution and the marked by almost everything than could be covered a Pathe News cameraman. Governor Brewster Saturday After- Bible," at the First Congregational quiet. The storm in court was way. noon spoke at n meeting int Multingoket church here today, Secretary of the or Knapp's arrest has Navy Curtis D. Wilbur declared that pected to break tomorrow but nd the Nassau county held under the auspices of the cham- 'Salvation does not depend on our falled to bring the calm befor I be asked to indict him her one commerce. There was a dis- cussion of the proposition of Issuing bellef as to how God created the storm. The chronological orde nurder. mty authorities have pamphlets describing the natural universe. events developed: tives. Sergeants Harold beauty of the Katahdin section, and 'Salvation depends upon our be- Cancelling of a sermon on "E the matter of Improving roads in that lief in God and His Son. If we use don Hurley, to Platts- part of the State was also taken up. the theories or evolution as an ex- tionl' at the Methodist Epis rate with the army of- Saturday evening the governor spoke cuse for getting rid of God and our church by the Rev. 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