_ oi the \arious Cttiiiorrnt-cs IJL'iIIK
f. held here by young Scopcs and his 3.
E fiver-increasing lJJ‘ICI‘y of I£l\\')'i"l‘S. ;
' 1that an ctloi‘t is to be made at the‘ i
1 trial to introduce it huge array oi! PARENTS MEET I
. expert )\'ltilCSSCs, flillllt‘l'ed from the!
/ . . .
, higher bL‘lt'hlliiC Cll‘Clt'S ot the comi-
try. A particular etiort will be‘ ,
made to line. tip proiessors from the; 0R8 SON [
higher institutions of learning. from I
Harvard and Yale itiid i‘riiiceton— I
also irotn the llllLth st nniiersitics. . . W .
It may be that luck or time “'lll pre- I‘lllVlne E. Stone of As- j
jx‘ent bringing any ctolutionary sci- - w :
elitists from the Pacific coast. SOCIated :Press, (lets i
i All of which indicates a lllli'DOSK‘i '
on the part of all concerned to make’ I)egrec f0? Seerces E
E3. sort or three-tin; circus out of thc In Journallsm i
event at Dayton. ’l‘ho townspeople ot‘ ' i
Ithat thriving \illugc of some 1,701 GALESBI‘HU. ill.. .luiir- “___u
souls—including the catholic taittll- ) , ‘ . I
ies—are I‘PIIUFE‘WI up in twins met- (AI )' MOI‘V‘IIG 1'“ “”1“" UWSMIOH
the suggestion that the trial miglittOf 1110 Ar‘ftociuirtt 1'rt-s-s and for 2.“; ~
;b° cut short by a technical pica. ot ‘yrat-s l'S Kt‘ilt‘l‘dl inniiitizrr. “as riv—
.gullty and an appeal to H. higher on the tlcgi'co of doctor of l.t\\s to-I
court. on constitutional grounds. day ut Knox College. where eighty
The townspeoiilc also were the )t‘tll‘s :tgo his mother and tnttlierI
.dignant oter the itports that they inrt tor the iirst llllltl as studentml
gniisht obict-t to the presence 01' it has 154:; that I-ZIiJiih Stone utI
lclarence Darrow as counsel tor the I'li'tiiisuit‘k, liliiiois, nitd Sopliiitt
fdotcnsc on the ground that he is an t‘wtgmun of ”mm”, “Hum... wercI
:Iznostic ii’ nut :tii itthtist. it now do. 1-. glgtorpd in the Knox Acudeiity,I
,‘J’elopcs troiii what l‘roi‘essor Scopes ’i'hey “We “Emma ”HM rears 1m.
.has had to say to his consulting law- or. TM“); 1.01;,” a large- s‘i'tttluitt- I
‘yers here that tho Ditytonians 1101.11”: (1155-. and trotniiicncciticntl
‘Only do not closet to the Loeb-Leo-E(.1-(,“-,tp_ in (Miles E. Mclx'litler. I
3 Ewld lawyer, I'Ul are actually de-E‘ncting president of Knox. ltcstowedi
‘1 .mandmg that he he a ram of ”Willie tum-co ol' l.l..ll. on their son as
t ,From today's outlook it wuld serti‘n
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Tennessee Teacher Adding to His Knowledge—
j “Admits He Has No Religion—Doesn’t Be-t
lieve Man Knows ’Anything Outside This§
World—His 'Array
lly ROBERT T. SMALL
Special (‘ot rcspoiitient
! 01 Tim I‘IH‘lllng Sentinel
\ (Copyright, 1925.)
NLWV YORK, .ltine ll.—\'tiutii;
Protcssor John '1‘. Sropcs, of Du) ton,
Tcnnt'ssc. is inking here in St N Yoi it
a. sort of post-graduate rout-so in
evolution, and with tiny he is bo-
coming more ttiid more convinced
that the J);.ll'\\lii Theory is sound.
The professor lt.tti itctt-r uiwn it
great amount or thought to main.
lion until his i'ltll'llIL'tl static. liitrkcii.
In: to tho strcn wire of \\ iliiitin Jen.
ninss Brynn, adopted the itiiti-cvolu-
lion lnw. Then he began to search
tor what he considered to lit.‘ the
truth. This led hint inure itnd more
into 0\Ulllllollill')’ lin-s.
\Vhlle Ill‘l'u l'ltlLl.'>>tll‘ Scout‘s, llll
lad oi; twenty tour “ho llilS all tho
United Stitlt's and a good Will. of
Europe by the enrs, is studying the
exhibits and the historic lore in the
possession of the .\lllt'i‘l\‘&lll Altistruin
of Natural llistur)‘. ’l‘liis ltlllht‘uill
recently placed on exhibition ii loin,-
low or real and irconstrttctctl skulls,
ranging from a somewhat low order
of. ape to it rather high type ot‘ hu-
man being, The exhibit is bllpposv‘tl
to otter "proot" Illill. man is tits-
cended. or "moluted" from some sort
0! anthropotd. The array oi skulls i.»
interesting to Sil)‘ tho icrtst and to
" .4 ,lnany has seemed to lie ocular protii
the whole apt: theory.
Mr. Brian has tl',t‘llil(‘fl to visit
thy museum since the eAliibit “its
l.‘ prra'hgcd.
131'. Entry Fairticltl Osborne. head
of the lllllfit‘lllll, has declined to ap-
pear as an "0311011” at the coming
trial in l).'t_\ton, but has accepted it
Dry capacity. ,
It has lwcome Cilrlcnt as a rcsulli
councilman
[cast for tlit big show, The J)uytoii~
ions “ant to see Dun-ow, the great
trial lawyer, in action. They lime
,heen reading about this Chicago “tel.
ll‘or" for a loin; time, and tlicy want
Eta see just “list he looks like ntid
What he‘s got to 0th r. And, inusul
.much as there is to be much expert!
.testimony, Protessdr Scopes is coll-l
‘N‘inced Mr. Darrow, \titli his “'ldC‘
knowledge of experts and their trial.
will proxe invaluable. L'lttreitcc L'nr-I
jrow is wanted to lend color to the
"rial ,which has got to be the biggcn;j
gqnd best thing in all the history 01"
‘Dayton.
t
It .‘thut there may be about clown inw-
, {more than seren l;i\\,\ers will be ill-
1. {one time.
you on each side anti that Judge
,tfilulston will let the bills down in
“,liberal interpretation (it “hot may
'he called conipetriit tc-stitiioiiy. No
' owed on the serininiug»; line at any
I four being compelled to.
~ Emain in the bacltticld. This is llll
, ccordance with the best iootballt
ipuctise. i
.. Since he has been in New York
Professor Scopes has been Il>litjtl
‘many questions as to his religious,
.“éuet. He has said tritnkly that :il-"
.lhough his parents hate been hit»?
'16:}; Presbyterians, he himself lie-
«* . I‘ll! to no Church. He professes bc-
, of, however, in the
. rls_t.
Lo ng Scopes thinks he should be
.‘tfliifled as an agnostic—lie pleads
influence in religion. He does not
.1, ibelieve that man has any extra-unit-
{Kl knowledge extending beyond this
_ world. As already stated in these dis-
Et'iptchcs he iii Just a “ltIC-t30fl youth.
g";wting to know. At the iiieincnt he
*I’ 1. .130 trying to arrange to site
main the greatest show on earth.
II. townspeople expect it of him.
an ho frankly admits.
i an Movie Extras
A 4- Get Only $2.50 a Day
‘fw‘gmxrytt'ix, .Iitrit: 1i.——(AP).
I‘m; pic! lrc“ i,.'i'r:i...: in ‘;‘r:llall)'
”Cf. a stir ::"r.r in ‘.‘I»
I II! to he za'isft/ri ui'h the “V!!!
.“ ”nos of 313" Vt or so .1 war, is
,1 very much ’l'."il’i"l’ r. 1""!
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“the Common“ rl'p-
that a t‘lr'tNl ;:t".'l‘i"ii.. (it
a length tun-1
Out by the
revue (mi of t. ,,...,_ 1h:
' "WM " nob.
so
'i‘rr't tr:
. “period I'lt‘lllrt' must also put on it:
. criiiun made film at tquul length. l
place with the defense in an :ltiVlS—I attempt'tolpres‘cribc {0" its ml.’
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,Ilnys ilt'lfire thn ('ollrtgo
l‘fltflllhfifi ot‘
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I uncles tiiidcr runsiderntlon. I
, strtictor. Which was found yesterdiiv l
5, n, n police tlf‘ltiil‘llllt ii', IlCl‘C assisting the
tl.:.n i mtitc. it ‘t'~'.'lS :trlniittctl readily that;
“ up. Ignited PM} I
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HM is ”in; er‘s agriculture class last night p9“;
”mun studios milled Mr. O'.\cill to take their lill-I
liriirlni: the name of the slain in-
of Lawyers
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j wrong/limit
i olHis'fDiagnosis
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‘ ISevcul thousand coal 0px:- E
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l tors and 700,000 miners are con-
? corned with ‘* what i Robert t K:
I Cnssctl. Pliilldelphin 3 banker,
will say in his addYeSs at the an-
nual meeting I of the National .
E Coal k Association“ in Chicago, 3
June 183 He has been studying 5
the industry for a year. and will I
modern jntirnnlii-‘nt.
“.‘liehillo iii. Stone, journalist.
editor. ittttlior, tottntier ot’ one 01'
America's grant, dailies and bend
for nt‘tny )‘9.ti‘< nt‘ l's grcrttrrst nous
gntlittin: fiKt‘ln')” llr. Mt?l{ininv
said in lros'itmiii: the degree. "we
clititii )ou tndnr us a sun of Knox
in tirtt )(llll' tutlter and mothcr iirst I
inc-t n4 students here in those ertrlyi
‘ had eter,
.‘lild a (‘0!illllr‘nt‘Olllt‘llI or a graduate.
and by Mia and direction of ”to:
board of trustees, 1 confer npon‘
you the honorary downs of doctori
of laws “lilt‘ll ht-ro :ind oiscwhcrc'
pertain to tliztt tlccrt .,_H I
Mr. Stone. in rrtt‘mllii: the degree}
from KLOX Collette. lttkcs ltistpittrn‘
\\itli Abraham Lincoln and lllill‘iVI
otlit’rs on the list at honorary Illlllllll I
associated with the
Knox.
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one \\ll0 has contributed greatly toE
tritditiuns uiI
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Mitt 15in ".0?
CLUE T0 SLAYER!
0F TEACHER?
BATON l’lOl‘Cl‘I. l.rt,, .lnnc ll.—«I
(AM. Police i'iitcstiiriitini: the nivs~
If‘i‘lotls killlnc of “scar B. Turner.
rtc‘ronrtmr instructor tit, Louisiana
State l'iii\crsit_\' lit-rc Suit-lily. last.
todny ltcmtti work on derelopmentsI
nncmcred lnte lust night. the nitttircI
of which tins nut dist-luscd. I
Mile! of Police Sircnzke sziid that.I
finger prints or o'litr studr-nta than
them in the dead tcaclicr's class.
would he rcquvstcd in line with newl
.\ package «it books and papers
in an electric lilllliri'li(.ll‘,\' oven. “till
be scrutinized lty Marnit‘c (l‘Ncill.I
stiporinteitdt-iit ut‘ the Bertillon New I
tincntion ditisimi of the Now (lrlr‘uiisl
local police. .
While officials were tinroiiimttni-
an arrest
hours.
Members M the ngronomy tench-I
“as probable nithin L‘it
pr printc.
importation is soinmrlut lfMl‘lL‘mlv
by the. rrqtiiicnivnt that the (lit-tint»:
1'.:tlltliill‘ who \\'I\III§ to Show :tn ini-
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$32,000 Stock
of Shoes
Crushed
TO LOWEST PRICES EVER
KNOWN IN ALL NORWALK’S
. HISTORY
This is a sale that never again can or will
be equalled—It is imperative—it is neces-
sary! Every dollar’s worth of shoes from
the Palace Bootery and our own must
and will he sold at prices that will startle
belief and positively stagger competition.
It's your greatest and by far, your most
wonderful money saving opportunity. To
stay away from this sale will mean that
you have let the grandest bargain treat
in all the city's history pass you by!
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SALE STARTED '
ODAY
JUNE 1 1th 9 Am,
Public
Notice
We have
no con-
nection with
any other
shoe store
in this city.
EVERY PAIR
SHOES SMASHED
IN PRICE TO LOWEST
LEVELS EVER KNOWN
Started on the Stroke 0
I have MOVED the high grade
Unparalled Bargains! Amazizé
3 Pairs of Shoes Will Be Of
This is a surprise to the people! A sale that comes to
most smashing bargain event that was‘ever planned. Never in my 30 years’ experience have I so mere.
torn prices to pieces! I mean to give you, my old customers, the most r I
and the kind that will linger in your memory for years to come.
you like a thunderbolt out of a clear sky—But it;
emarkable shoe bargains ever k:
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$12,000 stock of shoes from the IE
high grade stock consolidated with my own high grade stock tog
sale brings to you bargains in men’s, women’s and children’s sI,
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ONE LOT
WHITE CANVAS
O X F O R D S
Rubber and Leather Soles
$ 1'" .00
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COME
ONE LOT LADIES’
OXFORDS
Tan Patent Kid, Cuban heel.
and low heel. Our price
values up to $8.00.
$2.25
and see the tables piled high with thousands of pairs of shoes of every I
and styles—All ready for you to carry away. 2 and 3 pairs for the price,
Be here early and get first pick. Come before the great crowd starts i
ming into the doors.
CHILDREN";
PLAY SANDLE
AND OXFORDS E
,Values to $2.00—Our pi:
, 85c
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BOYS’
TENNIS SHOES
All Shear-Heavy Suction
Soles. Value $2.25
$1.15
ONE LOT
LADIES’
White Kid, Buck and
Canvass Pumps
$1.00
PATENT LEATHER Ali”
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.ONE LOT LADIES’ . '
SATIN PUMPS?
Value $6.00 I
$2.45
‘BUY rowu BUY FOR MONTHS
Tell Your Friends. Tell Your Neighbors — Spret
)‘-——-> H H Doors Open 9 A.‘ M. Sharp:
HELP WANTED
Apply H. Schwartz
Sales Manager
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