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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
WEDDINGS USHER IN
THE AUTUMN SEASON
Miss Kennedy Marries Mr..
Townsend-Other Interest
ing Nuptials
TOWNSrND-IS NNEDY

September more beautiful than June, and
yet like June a hearts month So we'd
dings will be plentiful in this month that
stretches out its hands to clasp the loving
palm of August, and the fruit-smeling
hand of October" and while dividing them
asunder Is ''molded Of them both" Among
the weddings opening the social events of
this mild autumn month was that of Miss
Agnes Clarke Kennedy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert T.. Kennedy, of 2203
Walnut street. and Mr.. Casa ". Y Town
send, L. S. n. r.. son Of Mr. Barton J.
Townsend, of Blancoyd, DNerurp. "u.cn
took place today at noon in the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Eecdemer, at Bryn
Nawr. Ehe ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Gibson Bell The bride at
tended by her sister Miss Emile i. Ken
nedy, and Mr.. Townsend had Mr.. George
Sharp NunSon as best man. The usherS
were Mr.. William II. T. Townsend MIR
Archibald j. Mcllwaine and Mr.. Jesse Hoyt
both of New York; Mr.. Lawrence {. Muir
dock, Mr.. Rodney ~ Laudreth, Mr.. Jo-
seph l.. Lockwood, Mr.. Albert Il, Kennedy
Jr, Mr.. Kenneth c. Kennedy, Mr.. Donald
ID. Kennedy and Mr.. Julian T. Bishop, of
Washington,
with q pearl girdlc. and her veil was of
lace. She carried white orchids and lilies
of the valley Miss Emile Kennedy Wore
a frock Of pink taficta and silver. lace,
with lavender hat and carried 4 bouquet
of variegated flowers.
The ceremony was followed by small
breakfast at Knoll House, the summer
home of the brides parents, at Ardmore'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
BERSO\-EP STAN

The marriage of Miss Blanche Epstan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Ep-
stan, of 23l7 North \Twenty-first street,
and Mr.. julius w. Berson, of New
York, will take place tomorrow eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the Lorraine
Hotel, with the Rev. Marvin Nathan, of the
Beth Israel Temple, officiating. The cere-
mony will be witnessed only by the mem
bers Of the two families and will be followed
by A supper Mr.. Epstan will give his
daughter in marriage. She will wear Il
gown of white net draped over white satin.
Her veil of tulle will extend to the hem of
the court train and will be arranged with
orange blossoms. She will carry Bride
roses, Miss Estelle Epstan will be her sis
ters only attendant and will be attired in
a rrock of pink satin with trimming of
silver lace and hat of pink net and pink
roses Pink sweet peas Will be combined
with pink roses in her bouquet. The bride
groom will have his brother, Mr.. Alfred
Berson, for best man. Mr.. Berson and his
bride will leave for the Maine coast and
will be at home at Sol West lSOth street,
New York, after october |.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01

big dark closets in the Kitchen OF the Cen
tury Club, where the fruits and vegetables
that have been canned during the summer
are kept? You'd find there all the kinds
you could think of--peas, beans, corn, TO
matoes, beets, blackberrles peaches and lots
and lots more. Indeed the canning has
been SC very successful that the club women
are thinking of continuing 1t during Sep
tember.
Now is the time when persons who are
away for their summer vacations Will he
saying "Just a few more days and we
shall be on our way home" And isn't II
rather fun TO get back again, when you
have been so long at the seashore or the
mountains? one generally. brings back a
beautiful coat of tan that has al sorts OF
happy vacation memories. But II is good
to settle down again to an everyday busy
life, for one is filled with renewed energy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
Social Activities

Or, and Mrs. Wilbur Paddock Klapn
who are spending the summer in Bar Har-
Dor, entertained at dinner on Wednesday
evening in honor of their daughter, Miss
Elise Ferris Klapp, and their niece, Miss
Gladys Iilapp Williams who is visiting
them. After the dinner the guests ATTENDED
the dance at the malvern, Doctor and Mrs.
Klapp and their family will return to Villa
nova early in September
Mr. p 7 Cunningham and bis far,i,,, uo
making a tour of the New England Statae ase
in their car, their destination being the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
HALpIN-MPHlLLIPS

A very quiet but attractive church we'd
ding took place i'm the Church of our
Lady of Mercy Broad street and SuSque'
hanna avenue, this afternoon at o'clock,
when Miss Catherine G. McPhiiipS, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. McPhillips, of
1886 North Sydenham street. became the
bride of Mr.. Percy lIalpin. of New York
but now residing in Philadelphia. The bridc,
who was attended by her sister, Miss
Helen McPhilips. wore n suit of white
flannel and carried a CorsaEr bcuur. ri r.
chids and lilies of the valley The maid OF
honor wore a blue linen suit, and she
also carried a bouquet of pink roses and
lilies of the valley Mr.. James Hennessey
was Mr. Halpin's best man After short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Iialpin will live
in Logan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
WOMEN FLOORWALKERS
Earle Store Makes Innovation to Re
lease Men for Army

To release number of its men employees
as elevator operators and foorwalkprs for
military service in the United States
armies, the Earle store. Tenth and Market
streets, will, beginning on Labor Day. SET
to work a full corps of women to fill thsss
places This is the first instancs Of women
doing this type of work ip any Phiiads,phia
department store
Although the plan has been under consid-
Grafton for some time, 1t had not been found
practical TO apply it until the applications
Of men wishing to enlist made the question
a serious one. ~
Work of elimination has been going on
for the last few weeks, and only women
possessing qualifications equal to those OF
the men were finally accepted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
CARMEN-NICl\E EN\A

Tho wedding of Miss Helen Rosalie Nc
Kenna daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
McKenna of 25l0 South Juniper street ana
Mr.. Joseph p. Carmen, son of Mr. aud Mrs.
William B. Carmen, of 2l5 North Fitt"-
fourth street was celebrated with a nup-
tial mass this morning at $50 o'clock in
the Roman Cath5lic Church of the Eplph-
any, Eleventh and Jackson streets. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Charles A. Carmen. of Easton, Pa a
brother of the bridegroom. The bride was
attended by Miss Elizabeth Brennan and
Mr. Carmen had Mr.. Thomas \, Farrell
as best man.
The bride wore a gown of white geor-
rette crepe and carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and sweet peas Miss
Brennan wore a dress of pink Seorgotte
crepe and carried bouquet of pink asters
and pink sweet peas Mr.. and Mrs. Carmen
are taking an extended trip to Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Islands. after which they
will live at 234S South Woodstock street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
SHADOW SWEETHI
HOME TO CATCH
Detectives Keep Girls Neighbd 3
hood Under Scrutiny in Hop4
Murder Suspect Will Comb

The home Of the sweetheart Of D6hnlo
Weiss. said to be a drug addict and sou61t
as the murderer of District Deteo<ivo
Frank Mccartney, of the Fourth street an1
Snyder avenue station. is being shsdovt1
today by squad of detectives.
Detectives who know Weiss and are ~
quainted with his characteristics, say that.
sooner or later he will put in an appeAr-
ance at his sweethearts home The yox1ne
woman lives in South Phiadelphia~
Detective Spelman, Of the murder eussaA.
today is ferreting out dozen or more cluen
that may reveal Weiss's hiding place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
Germantown and Chestnut
Hill

Mrs. Walter L. Ross, of Chestnut Hill, is
at saranac Lake, TO remain until after
Labor Day.
Mrs. George Lincoln, Of Germantown,
gave a card party on Wednesday in honor
OF Mrs John Wolcott, of Portland, Me-
Among the guests were Mrs. Simpson
Horner, Mrs Louis Thompson, Mrs. Brad
ford and Mrs Watkins Benerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Downing, Of Carpen-
ter street. Germantown, have returned from
the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. Samuel Coons, of Boyer street,
Mount Airy win spend the weekend and
Labor Day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Biackburne in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Eggleston, Jr.
Of Wyndmoor. Chestnut Hill, have gone to
oosan CITY. whore they VIII have their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01

Announcement is made Of the marriage of
Mrs Ada Loeb Griffith of 1907 West Girard
avenue, formerly of Schuylliill Haven, Pa,
to Mr. Ernst Brandeis. of 1903 West Erie
aveuuo. on Thursday morning at 1880
O'Clock by the Rev. Eli Mayer, of the Rodeph
Shalom Temple. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Carrie Loeb. of ShamolIin,
Pa. Mr.. Irwin Brandeis was his brothers
best man. The ceremony was followed by
a breakfast at the Bellevue-Straford. Mr.
and Mrs. Brandeis left on an extended trip,
and will be at home after october l at
2342 North Park avenue.
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RlTTER-TURNER

The marriage of Miss Mabel Turner,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Turner,
Of Camden, N. j., to Mr.. Clarence l.. Ritter,
of this city, took place on Thursday eve.
ming at $50 o'clock at the home of the oftici-
ating minister the Rev. Frank S. Kuntz, OF
the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Park and
Susquehanna avenues The bride was at
tended by Mrs. Harper Ecker as matron OF
homer, while Mr.. Ecker was the bridegroom's
best man. Mr.. Ritter and his bride will
return from their honeymoon trip the mid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
EGGLESTON--SNIITH

The marriage of Miss Eleanor V. Smith
and Mr. George B. Eggleston, Jr., took place
Quietly on Wednesday. August 90, at the
home of the bride. SiXty-third street and
Grav's avenue. at $40 o'clock The Cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Clarence
Larkin of Fox Chase. The reception which
followed the ceremony was attended by the
immediate families only.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
Jersey Wants Two Prisoners Her,

Requistions were received today by local
authorities from Governor Edge~ Of New
Jersey. for the return of Annie F1rk. ar
rested here at request of Trenton police
and J. w. Taylor who recently completed
term in the Eastern Penitentiary and II
being held in this city. The Firth woman
is accused of stealing $500; Taylor 10
charged with forgery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
The Sporting Carnival in Bryn Mawr Comes in for
Nancy Wynnes Commemorative Sulphur
Springs in Full Swing


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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
BETHANY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. GEORGE +. PENTECosT.
D. d. LII. D., Pastor M
o15 a m-Brothe rhood Meeting
1880 a. rn.-sermon by Doctor Pentecosk
siCns for the summer will consist Of . SD.
dNy school session of less than half an hour.
followed by patriotic religious moving pic.
lures each Sunday until further notice.
Tomorrow--subject; British and Canadian
Armies at the Battle Front"
All unoccupied seats free at ten minutes to- g.
Navy Yard :. III be especially welcomed. The
SUNDAY schools that have closed for the sum.
,nar their teachers and officers are particu-
iariy invited TO spend their Sunday afternoons
M i3ethany. IL the Sunday School building n
oycrfull there will be room in the church,
where the organ will be played by our regular
orsanist. and there will be some singers who
will help to make happy afternoon. No
tickets sold and no collection is taken.
JOHN wANAMAKER, Supt.
745 p. m.-Sermon by Rev. w. Edwsrt
Inrdan, Assistant Pastor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01

or their respective en-
tries were to capture.
The carnival, besides the
horse show. will have a
dog show and a hound
exhibition. A midway
and restaurant, wit h
numerous booths and
other attractions, will be
the principal daytime
events, and at night on
both days a Main Line
pageant will be held.
There will also be dane
ing.
Mrs. David B. Sharp is
chairman of the horse
show committee, Mrs.
Robert Z. Strawbridge
vice chairman, st. George
Bond secretary, w.
Hinckle Smith treas.
urer, and David i.
Sharp, Charles T.. Coke,
William H. Wanamaker.
Jr., and r. Penn Smith
members OF the execu-
tive committee.
The show will be
conducted in every re-
spect as a regulation
horse show. Reginald c.
Vanderbilt, of New
York, will judge heavy
harness horses. Joseph
f. Widener will judge
ponies in harness. Lewis
T.. Waring, of Plainfield,
n. j., will judge saddle
horses and ponies under
saddle. Henry V. Colt.
of Geneseo, n. Y, will
be the judge for hunters
and jumpers, and DR.. j.
c. Bartholomew, of Ber.
wyn, will be the veter.
mary inspector.
Altogether there will
be ifty.three classes in
the show, fourteen of
which will be for hunters
and jumpers, including a
IN a m pionship class.
Ponies in harness, Shet.
land ponies, pony tan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01

THERE is a group of Lansdowne
- women who for two years have given
scholarship to a young girl from the
mountain district of northwest Georgia,
the scholarship being to the Martha Berry
industrial School at Rome, Ga. This is
splendid work, for these mountain girls
often become worthwhile women if they
are given an opportunity to develop. SO
this year the women are going to give a
dance in order to raise the money neces.
sary for the girl they are interested in
TO continue her course. The affair will be
given at the Century Club on the evening
of saturday, September IS. Mrs. Charles
5. Musser, Mrs. Frank G.. Burrows and
Mrs. Andrew S. NJ. Young will have
charge of the tickets, and let US hope
they will dispose of them rapidly.
nON'T the most ridiculous little things
~ happen sometimes? Whoever would
expect, for instance, that. but wait and
see. 1t was quite near dusk, and two
young persons had stopped to gaze long
and earnestly at the military emblems and
insignia reposing on folds of yellow satin
in the window Of an exclusive and high.
priced shop. They We're, most awfully in.
terested for wasn't one of them engaged
to soldier boy? But suddenly. and with.
out any warning, most unexpected thing
happened. Out from the yellow draperies
hoped 4 wee, innocent, gray mouse. Well
for fully five minutes Friend Mouse
frisked around everywhere, hurdling
over licutenant's bar and even essay
ing to scratch with tiny paws at the yell
low satin. But, alas. Happening to
glance up he spied his disturbing
mirthful audience, so, with one indignant
and reproachful glance for who likes to
be laughed at0 into the yellow satin he
popped again, leaving our two highly
amused friends to resume their home.
ward way.
DEITY MacCUEN SMITH is always
- having Jolly time somewhere. She
spent most of the summer in Kineo, Me-,
and now has gone on a house party to
Pelham, n. ", as the guest Of Miss Eliza.
beth Curran. She will return to town
about September Is, belisve.
NANCY WYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01

CHURCH OF ST. LUKE AND THE EPIPHANl
18th ST. below spruce.
ii a. m.-Holy Communion and Sermon.
4 n m,--C'losng service at Fresh-Afr Faru{
preacher Rev. W. Arthur Warner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
Seventh Day Adventists
THE TRUE LORDS DAY

THE MILLENNIUM
''TIIE DYING THIEF" The Rich Man and
LAZARUS" Sermons at the Tent Broad and
Bristol, Sunday. 40. and every light. Evans
gelists Washburn and Patterson. fake Willow
Grove cars. Come.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-01
Observation-Disclosures
"Well, I'm lost"

die Of September and will be at home at
2i53 North Park avenue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-20
Honda sensation.

La lectura de csc i~ccurlerto fue eS-
cuchada con honda sensation por los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-20
Con dlficuItad podla
atender q sus Begocios
Durante diez amos sufrio Hellman.
Tanlac lie derolvio Ia salud.

"Con seguridad que le parecera ey-
trano, pero, sin embargo, es Ia verdad
que tanto mi esposa como 20 sufrimos
de Ia misma manera Y cast Tor el
mismo periodic de tempo sin poder OBJ
tener alivio ninguno hasta que empe-
zamos a tomar Ell t6lico Tanlac.' Es-
tie testimcnio % do P Hellman, CO.
nocido mecanico automovilista que vi
We en- e. Boulevard Denver PIG, al vi
star recientemente la Drogueria Wag-
ner.
"Durante diez AMOS continue di-
ciendo, "ambos sufrimos de nerviosi,
dad, indigestiones Y agruras de esto-
mayo. No teniamos apetito, sufria-
mos de dolores que parecian neural
gicos en- Ia espalda Y en- Ia parte pos
trera del cuello, sintiendonos tan ner-
viosos que en- las noches apenas 81
podiamos dormir. Yo por mi parte
sufria vahidos frecuentes y con esta
exception. ambos sufriamos igualmen-
tie g ibamos de NAL en- peor continual
mente, porque las medicines que to-
mabamos no l!egaban q las races del
NAL. Mi esposa no podia atender a
los quehaceres mas simples de la casa
Y en- cuanto a mi, tenia que hacer IN
verdadero esfuerZo de volutad para a.
tender a mis- negocios.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, un amigo de
rosotros insistio en- que tomasemos Ell
t6nico Tanlac, y para ahora hemos ne
dorado notablemente en- nuestro esta-
do de salud. Ahora duerrlo como IN
Iron en- las noches y ONO realmen-
te como 81 fuera un caballo. He au-
mentado seis libras de peso y me sien-
to mucho mas fuerte, tanto que preci-
sarlente aver ccrri un automovil Ford
por ciento setenta Y dos mil.as y vol
Vi en- la noche 4 mi casa sin sentirme
cansado absolutamente. BESIDE que
empecc a toMar el t0nico Tanlac han
desaDarecido los vahidos que sufria
an~teriorr2ente, y en- realidad que me
siento mucho mejor y mas fuerte en-
todcs sentidos, que como he estado en-
mucho tempo.
Nj esposa tambiGn ha aumentado
de peso : mejo-ado tanto que ahora
pueae hacer con gusto Y facilidad to-
dos los quehaceres dc Ia casa. Su COM
plexi6n Sc ha limpiado Y su apariencia
es un cierto por ciento mejor. En- YER
dad, ha mejorado tanto como yo mis-
mo, por 10 cue estamos muy ~agradeci-
dos de los beneficios que hemos obte-
nido al tomar este tonico Tanlac, ell
cua, recomendamos como la mejor me-
dicina que en- nuestra vida hayamos to-
mado.
Tanlac sc rende en- San Antonio por
Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 Z. Houston
St. Y por la Meters Pharmacy, 1922
West Commerce ST., bajo Ia direction
de un representative especial del Tan
lac, o Sc enviara a cualquier direc-
ci0n por estas b~oticas, al recibo de
su valor que es 81 por botella, STEM
pre- que Sc incluyan estampillas sufi-
cientes para ell porte. (Adv.)
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Is un case raro de.....
Suicide, imprudencia 0 crmen?

Suicide, imprudencia 0 crimen?
LIZ Srita. Herdman, en- un acceso
tie desesperacion, enloquecida por e.
terror a Ia muerte que deSde mucho
tempo atras la ob~sesionaba, puGo
haber tornado la droga venenosa para
darse muerte. Y escapar asi a tan te-
rrible : largo tormento. y, en- tai ca
so. no hay criminal a Quien perse-
guir.
Segdn ell d:ctamen del quimico Mr..
Herman hester, Ia Sr!ta Herdman Sc
encontraba en- estado de suma debi-
lidad Y agotamiento el dia dc su
muerte Y los dias anteriores, debldc,
entire otras cosas, a Ia falta de ali
mentos, de los que Sc privaba en- su
constante tenor de ser envenenada.
Asi pues, habiendo tornado I'M can
tidad de cloral que no Ia hubiera ma
tGdo en- tempo normal, cuando su
salud Y su fortaleza no estuvieran
tan acknowledgements quebrantadas,
pudo h~abersela causado, aun sin in
tento de suicide, en- aquella situa-
cion de miseria fisica en- que Sc en-
contraba.
La tercera hipotesis, Ia menos GER
cana V Ia menos possible, eS Ia de que
algun fondo de verdad pueda haher
habido en- aquellos temores y en- aque
los terrores que conturbaban a las
hermanas Herdman. y que una ma
NJ criminal haya dado el veneno a la
Srita. Herdman.
Sin embargo, NADIA lego a avert
guarse por imposibilidad material
para clio, Y Ell proceso qued6 cerra-
do con csc veredicto del Juez, en-
tanto que hay a quien p~erseguir 81
por acaso llegan a comprobarse el
delito.
Suponemos que este asunto sera
visto en- los pr6ximos jurados, y en-
tonces acaso pueda a~clararse a!go
del impenetrable misterio que rodea
Ia muerte de Ia Doctora de Barrett
Place.
Cuando neeesite Iibros en- espancl,
kdiriiase a I~gnneio E. Lozano lis
N. Sta. Rosa Av.. S Antonio, Tey
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q ponerse en- cura-

Teniendo en- cuenta esta gran "a
ION. e! DR.. Amunson. minlstro cr:s
tiano de Ia Christian Church de Brock
lyn. consigui6 de las autorldades de
San Antonio, el llevar consigo a una
asa de salud del norte, a las hernia
mas Herdman, haSta que recobren su
salud.
Y a estas horas, van, acompanadas
del ministro a quien pusieron desde
hace mucho tempo. al tanto de sus
hondas tribulaciones, canine de New
York. llevando consigo el cadaver de
SUI hermana.
Hasta Ultima bora, segun Sc nos
dice. acompan6 a las hermanas Herd
man ell 'temor de ser envenenadaS,
pues Sc negaron I tomar aqua, como
no fuera de botellas cerradas compra
das en- una botica de c~onfianza, y Z
conner otra cosa q fruta de cuya pro-
cedencia ~estuvieran seguras.
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COMPRISE EN- Una De Las MEJ0RES CASAS DEL
MUNDO. PIDASE CATALOGO. Cupon de- Sl.OO Gratis

e. Catalogo de Ia Etna Company para este ao. esa va lsto para ser ser 81 O.
Escriba por IN ejempar y ahUrre dnero al hacer ss Con ipha iro ~ -
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Lo que dice Ell ST.. Juez.

Hablando Ia manana de aver con
el Sr Juez Fisk sobre este as9nto.
nos dijo que por ell momento. = per
falta de pruebas para procedef On
contra de ninguna persona, el pro-
ceso quedaba cerrado, pues que las
1nicas que podian dar luces en- el, las
hermanas de Ia victima, haoian sa-
lido de la ciadad, con permlso de q
autoridad competence, como hennos
dicho. pues que estaban en- estado de
notoria enfermedad cerebral.
Segun su veredicto, fue el cloral 10
que produjo Ia muerte de Ia Sra.
Doctora Herdman.
Ahora bien: quien Sc 10 admins
tr6 V 81 hay crlmen en- clio, a Justl-
cia no pudo averigua~lo por Ia razon
antes dicha-
Tres hipotesis Sc presentan: