Show t AMPLIFIERS TU s hc h- h fEA c Y NEWS BF ir f MW Y Y Yf f SCOPES TRIAl I for Defense Defenses s c Hees iW S' S r Sees ees Broad i n i- i S ij canoe cance in Movement i t DAYTON PAYTON Tenn Juno June 30 AP AP- AP While hUe defense attorneys In northern Deities worked on th the legal phase of the Scopes evolution case and oth- oth er 1 persons debated its educational Rr significance Significance Dayton went ahead today today to to- day making plans to meet the p py 11 al wants of the thousands exi ex- ex i e ted to attend the trial of the Tennessee T e school teacher hero beginning beginning be be- ginning July 10 I x if t. t A. A big house on a hit hill Is being pai ed for the residence of ot ri s who will come from many places to defend John T. T S Scopes the charge that he taught 1 n in a public school This dwelling of eighteen I Brooms may be used also to care for for expert witnesses of whom a Score score or more are looked for I rj Engineers from New v. Orleans wore Cre e surveying the situation today a view of erecting a huge au- au Here it is proposed am- am will convey to the over- over throng the details of or the la- la battle WIDE SIGNIFICANCE Dr John I R. R Neal chief counsel or Mr Scopes was in New York Fork 1 ay presumably to confer with for tor the accused man In Chicago where he conferred yesterday yester- yester 4 day ay y with Clarence Darrow and Dud- Dud I 2 Il 1 y Field Malone 1 his associates In Incase rhe case Dr Neal Nettie expressed him him- s1 l as seeing a a. broad significance fn n. n the movement behind the coming com com- ing trial This case has more than locals local significance s the defender of or the is quoted One Is amazed t fa h the extent of ot latent sentiment of intolerance and bigotry in other J s ates 4 t If the states state's charges charges' a against Scopes are sustained you will se i see e ther evolution trials and p lh ps movement in hi con congress ess to control the thought as well wen as the the actions of the people REPORTER ARRESTED A local flare occurred yesterday when a reporter said to have de declared declared declared de- de that he would write what whit he pleased about the Scot Scopes es case was arrested given a hearing and fined tined 2 and costs on a ch charge rge of ot using profanity in a public place The reporter Sandy Givens formerly formerly for for- merl merly of a Chattanooga a paper was arrested on a warr warrant nt sworn out by the Rev M M. B. B Gass Methodist preacher after an argument In the drug store where the original Scopes discussion took place |