Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1925, Page 22

22 . THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 2, 1925—PART 1. LEGAL LUMINARES The HUB 7th and' D Sts. N.W. NAYDROP SEOES Appearance in Case Was Due to Bryan—Appeal to Be Pushed, However. BY ROBERT T. SMALL. The death of William Jennings Bryan will have no effect upon the appeal plans in the case of young| John T. Scopes of Daytom, convicted’ for violation of Tennessee's anti-evo- lution act. Mr. Bryan's untimely taking off may rob the further pro- ceedings in the case of some of their national interest, but it was mnever intended that he should be active for the State in upholding the conviction in the higher courts. As a matter of fact, there is very serious doubt if Clarence Darrow, Dudley Field Malone and Garfield Hays will appear further in the case for the defense. Their appearance at Dayton was due entirely fo Mr. Bryan. It was only when announce: ment came that the Commoner was to volunteer for the prosecution that Darrow and the others wired their willingness to take part in the de- fense. This was the reply of the Washington’s Greatest If there ever was a time when Furniture Store the credit that we’ll gladly ex- tend was of especial value, it is now, during this great August Furniture Sale. Never mind ibout the cash—we’ll arrange the payments in such a2 small amount that your income will uever feel the strain. € defense lawyers from the constant taunt of “foreigners” mixing in the| private affairs of Tennessee. Up to Tennesseeans. Now that Mr. Bryan has gone. it | would seem that the “foreign’ law-| vers would all disappear from the fa mous case. Just how voun Mr. Scopes, the complacent “goat” in the entire proceedings, will feel about all this remains to be seen. The Tennes. see case is about to revert to the Ten nesseeans and they will have to fight it out along their own lines. Mr. Dar- row had been seeking to retire from he will feel like ret see merely to ar; ality of the law # doubtful. Certainly Mr. would not argue he lower courts, rted there were plenty of them, as noted by the num ber of exceptions filed, No one wants another trial in Dayton. There never could be another such setting as that, | and now that death has taken its fling at the famous characters, it would be impossible to reassemble the cast. - Glamour Is Gon Cedar Chest Mr. Scopes will have t ke up his as low 3 I i = mind to submit to Tenness = as 3 | = : 3 - people. It is perfectly true h = Darrow and Malone and H: v '] 0 s . et e eton This $235 G T e i b his enuine Walnut Dining Room and the spotlight are gone now and his cause as best he may. % 5 It is fortunate for the young school | S - ‘ uite Mr. Scopes 'will have to carry along teacher that his chief “‘native coun Judge John R. Neal of Rhea and Knoxville, constitutiona i vear of marked ity. 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