Show DARROW RAPS I SCOPES JUDGE I Says Ralston Seeks Re Re- Reelection Rei Reelection election and Shows Ig Ig- IgI i 1 norance Before All I I I I I CHICAGO Aug 12 OP Clarence Darrow defense counsel in the John T T. Scopes Tennessee evolution e trial Tuesday charged that Judge John T T. Raulston who presided at the trial used the case to further his own political ambitions Mr orr Darrow who Is LI in Greeley I Colo made his charges In a n. tele tele- telegram telegram gram ram to the Chicago Chicago Dally Daily N News s sIn In answer er ans to cr to criticism of o f Mr I barrows Darr's conduct at the tho trial I voiced by Judge Raulston In an i address f here last Sunday at a a. memorial meeting for William Jennings Jennings' BO Bryan an Judge o Raulston in his address referred particularly particularly to citing Mr Ir Darrow for I contempt and said that Mr Bryan DryaD I asked that leniency be shown his adversary lar Mr Darrows Darrow's telegram to the Newt News follows Judge Raulston Houlston was elected on ona ona a a. fluke and Is now campaigning for re-election re this fall The trial Ho Ile was wa part of his campaign called the grand jury jury- and asked them to Indict Scopes In a hurry I so in r that his t district the case The i could Indictment bo be tried I Iwas I was illegal as aa It was w-as as brought too soon after convening of or the special special cial grand Jury so the judge had him hint re Indicted a month later lator on the day of the trial On Sunday Sundar three days das before beCore the case was closed Mr l Bryan Bran spoke twice tIce t Ice in Dayton Raulston was present was was' present at both meetings and sat on the platform at one He paraded his fundamentalism all all through h the t lal laI a and has s given ghen the thc people of Chicago a chance chanco to see sec what hat kind of a II trial could have been held before him to call It It was perfectly perfectly- proper Mr Ir Bryal Bral a a. recognized expert on the tho Bible to testify as to meaning of ot story of or creation The questions asked him were perfectly civil but when the examination had only commenced the judge came Into court In In the morning and took Mr Ir Bryan Bran off oct the stand with with- without without without out any an motion to that effect be- be beIn being ing In made In court The judge may be glad he has hasa a a. limited education One cannot I always avoid being ignorant but few Cew boast of ot It IL The incident citing me con tempt is absurd I did teel- teel teela feel a contempt for or his unfairness I did show H It H. H as often happens by lawyers law- law lawers ers In court I did apologize as asI I should have o done This con con- constantly constantly constantly happens in court and the judge knows it It although it ne er nC Cf happened to me before beCore |