Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. D. ¢, THURSDAY, AU EE—————l COOLIDBE ISFAM ON FRENCH DEBT Can Pay in Full and at 3 Per Cent Interest. RBY DAVID LAWRENCE. M T v ut that every tter is that cor than | the | something wept aside 2t the America versant with is | to those granted Gre ce Two I" British The British hothing -to ement they have rea ) dec { America to | in the ne- | VictorRecords s——mn—mn——ne——ne——n=——= | I | | | Government Certain ParlsI | | | \ campaign for re-election. Darrow an- IB swered seven queries propounded by the jurist. interpreted by Mr. Darrow to mean “It the theory of evolution is true should it still be taught, even though 1 | denied the story of the divine crea- tion of man, or to teach that man has descended from a lower order of ani- | mals. That the forbidden doctrines | vrere so_taught was freely admittec I by the defe No defense was itutional validil Ohio Jurist Flays Scopes’ Defender as “Example” to Law Students. And yet Dar some people, or would it be better to, encourage people to believe what is | not true?” Explains Civilization. In reply he declared: ““The judge must settle this for him. self. I notice that the Christian church does mot hesitate to send mis- Haldeman-Julious. Girard , sionaries to help undermine other re- | answered Judge Raulston’s | liglous faiths of the world.” o the conciusiveness of evo: | Civillzation does not depend upon -, publicity § —An. | lutio dence by declaring it Christianity, Mr. Darrow asserted: | Cilte Binuioien: Pelichi Bl | O lve that i s Nt e on’ existed long before Chris 5 s mearly all sclentists where there is n interested in the The growth of have accepted it.” Iy the growth of intell Declaring dge self ton seriously in thinking that the attorneys for the defense are interest- ed in him or his campaign?’ asked the attorney. “I am sure none of them would dant | W to brow d to bluff th into ad- | mitting expert evidence upon the | et soundness of the theory of evolution.” | TNy | DARROW RAPS JUDGE. 0 e of | “ nd | tianity; tiani swering Queries. ated Press Kens., August 7 row, one of the defense the Davton. Tenn., | ctvilization i ere character- | truth as t 2 s John T. 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