The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-10
TORN CLOTHES TO
Be BROUGHT INTO
JACK FREY TRIAL
Ralph Davis Gets Order To
Have Them Produced PRO
cedure Fellows Lines Pur.
sued In M'Namara Case,
BY BOB HILpERRAhn.

Inc trial and conviction of Allan Me-
Nanara seems to have taken 4 great
la o. the interest out of the criminal
Irsn ~ casss n N which Mcnamara, John
bay Icy ana FULLER Longley are alleged to
nave participated on Aug. 20, when thew
are alleged to have assaulted three
young girls. AT any rate, only
ss,ldl s1 crowd Of spectators was on hand
mGIiha4y caIia morning, when Frey's case was
The Frey trial promises to he n ra-
petluon OF the Mcnamara case, insofar
as prenminaries go. The first ordef Bs
ne ne case was the qualifying examina-
lon OF Neniremen, who had been Efisn-
sae Maonea asa by by the sheriff or special YeniaA
tor the Frey case Thei were 9Oe y13sI1nS 4
m the venire. After % men had basp
Weeded out for varic 5 causes, there
remained 124 to be examined This
number should run the court well into
,,,ny' ruesday' and possibly to Wednesday
The secopd special venire in the trial
was called for Monday at noon when
Judge J. Ed Richards, of First division
VI criminal court, sent for the iury com
mission, and gave orders to draw $50
names out OF the jury wheel, The
vseniremen on this call win report either
wednesday morning, or Thursday, the
Judge had not decided which al noon
Before the first venireman was called
10 the stand. Ralph Davis, attorney for
Frey, requested that an order duces
lecum pc served on Mrs. Matilda Wal
ace the police matron, to bring into
the, court the clothing worn on the
night Of Aug. 20 by the 1S-year-old girl
Frey is said to have assaulted. The
order was issued.
Then Mr.. Davis objected to the spe-
cial yenire on the ground that the en-
tire 5O6 had not been served, and that
the Nenire was not from the body Of
the county. He was overruIed, and
noted his exception to the ruling of
the court
Frey's mother, father and Oldest sis
Yer were In court, seated alongside the
aetendant, when the. case opened. AL
though Frey's complexion naturally is
not florid, his confinement in the iail.
where ne has been held since Aug. 80,
is marking him with what has been
termed the prison pallors He is no
tleeably paler than he was in October,
Wnsn his case was started, and then
halted suddenly, and the five jurymen
Already selected were dismissed by
Ss0A3rt OfaAf.s F
III m ResspslIai WA lie flrst venire-
man examined The same questions
Nyere asked uf him as were asked
gslairegs1sn Y. IN the Mcnamara case He
aisqnaHfied because Of fixed opin-
ION An opinion was the reason for
the disqualification of majority OF
the other jurors examined Monday
morning. The start of the trial indi-
Gates that it win take about two weeks
to get jury to try Frey.
Those veniremen examined Monday |
morning, who disqualified. for service !
as jurors, included Morris Slayer. Chas. |
], Richards, T. F. Boyd, Elmer Harris |
II. l.. Thompson, g, T.. Howell, r. r |
Lacroix, B. A, Dearth. r. s. Doneison, |
j A, Parrott, O. A. Tucker, Leroy A. |
Taylor, w. D. Yarbrough, L. J. Mlvelaz, |
r. T. Watkins, w. H. Haynie, Joe N. |
Sullivan and G, III. Orndorff |