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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
VOICES DE LA GALE

Barros, 25 abril, 1920.
Sedor Director de
Ell MUNDo.
Con gran interes y ertera satisfac-
cion he leido las cartas pedag6gicas
que viene publicando Ell peri6dico de
lsu acertada direction. autorizadas pOr
iel bien conocido nombre, de Manuel
Negron ooIIazo.
Tan vaHosos trabajos demuestran la
gran experiencia que su sutor ha te-
nido en- la practica de su sagrado mi
nisterio al aue ha dedieadO los mas
preciosos dias de su vida Eseas "car-
tas pedag6gicas s como Ell autor senci
ilamente las llama, encierran muy bue
mas v. .saludables cnseHanzas para los
maestros, y es motive de felicitaci6n
para los que logrando leer1as puedan
asimilar todo 10 que elias gentlemen.
Creo que su acreditado peri6dico ha
dado un paso de avancs al conseguir
tan valiosa cosaboraci6n' y pcr clio
tengo especial eusto en- felicitarle.
GUMERsIEDo CoRDERo
Inspector de Escuelas.
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Muy irnportan

"A los sefiores que nos nonran envian.
donos trabajos de collaboration. a
nuestrOs corresponsales, les rogamos
que. dada la enorme carestia del papel
y -sohre todo, al tenor exper1mentado
por todas las empresas de no recibir q
tempo aquel indispensable artfculo,
nos envien solamente informes o articu.
los de yeEdadero interes, redactados
con q menOr u1mero de palahras 20
Pcr itnposihIidad material y contrs
nuestros prop6sitos de compiacer a TO-
do el mundo, no publicaremos los TIA
bajos que no Sc atengan q las referidas
condiciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
"NUEsTRos HoMBREs
DE ANTANo' -

Dentro de algunos dias Sc publicara
en- Mayaguez una obra interesante que
lleva Ell titulo que encabeza estas IL
meas. Es su autor don zoilo Ruiz Gar
cia, redactor de- "La voz de la Pa
tria". Prologa Ell nbro el doctor Ma
nuel Guzman Rodriguez.
La obra constara de 200 paginas, en-
las cuales aparecer&n las biografias
de nuestros lombres mas notables: don
Salvador Mestre, padre del Attorney
General"; el educacionista, escritor y
poeta. don, Domingo Miguel Quijano;
Ael periodista Mario Braschi, el inolvi-
dable don Santiago Rosendo Palmer,
don Manuel Corchadoy don Jose de Je-
sds Domfnguez y otros distinguidos
portorriquefios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
MALESTAR POLITICo
EN- CAYEY

Reina cxtra0rdinaria expectation en-
tfo unionistas y republieanos por c..
nocer los nonbres dc Jos candidate
que iran a ocupar isO cargos pdblicos
en- las proximas Fecci0nos. c.rcuian
runores de quo algunos elsctorca es
tan disgustados. por saber cue suensr
los nombres de personas no gratas %
re- los distintos cargos pdbiicos
FL partido Roio ha dado a "a putr
cidad los nombres de sus candidates
que son obreros dc valer
Ell coRREsPoNsAr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
LA "LIGA AGRIcoLA
DE JUNcos

Va adquiriendo eXtraordinario auge
esta nueva Association. Patriotica es
La labor que vienen realizando desin-
teresadRmente los excelentes caballe-
ros Francisco Principe, Felix Rexach,
Juan Avalo y otros, que no descansan
en- su labor. Todos los do1ningos van =
los distintos barrios pronuncian dis
clfrsos relacionados con la agricultural
Con persuasive palabra y con gran AGO
pio de datos, demuestran los con
currentes la importancia dc la "Liga
Agrfcola", y la inperiosa necesidad
do sostenerla sobre bases frnes.
La idea no puede ser mas patriot
ca, y estamos seguros de que no que
dara un solo agricultor que no ingre-
Sc en- tan benehcioso ORGANISING.
ANTONIO oUIDGLEY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

EN- LA EscUELA SUPERIOR
DE PONCE

Aver Sc reunieron en- el Salon de
Actos, los alumnos de cuarto afio, con
e1 fin de organizar los preparativos pa
ra la fseta de graduation. La Direc
tiva esta empefada en- celebrar un re-
gio festival En- dicho acto Sc elaboro
el programa y Sc concedieron los ho-
nores de la Clase.
Estuvo presente Ell joven poeta-estu-
dianto Juan Jimenez Ramos. quien fue
saludado con una saliva de aplausos.
Jim6nez habl6 en- nombre de los estu-
diantes de Caguas Los j6venes de Pom
ce le tributaron muchos aplausos, y el
Presidente de la Clase present6 una
moci6n para conferir honores al taler-
toso estudiante. Por unanimidad de
pie todos, acordaron darle Ell brindis
de la Clase.
FL viernes pr6ximo sc levara a efec
to en- Ell teatro de Broadway una
gran vslada Iteraria. Ell poeta Jime.
neg Ramos recitara algunas de sus be.
las poesfas, tales como "El correo"
"Iba para la Misa'', "La Caridad'' ;
"Tarda. -, "Misa NTistica", y
"Ponce.'
ALFONSO PASARELL.
(Estudiante)
Ponce, abril 26.
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JOSE coRDILs.

dispondra que SO reserve una buena can
tidad de azdcar de la presente zafra
para el consume en- la isla. a fin de
poner los cubanos a cubierto de las
posibles contingencies de la carestia
y alza del articulo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
Los UNIoNIsTAs FoRMAN oTRo
BLoQUE
(PoR TELEGRAFo)

camuy, abril 81, 1920.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Acto concordia hermosisimo celebra-
do anoche Casa Consistorial Quebradi
las fundiendose francciones unionis-
tas en- bloque poderoso para aplastar
adversarios. Triunfo de la Union sera
allf esplendido.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
PoR RoBAR ALAMBRE

Marcelino Cruz fue Ievado ante ell
Tribunal municipal, acusado de haber
sustraido de la casa de John Lewis. Gin
co Hbras de alambre, valoradas en- dos
d6lares. El iuez Santos lie impuso seis
meses de carcel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
-NoMBRAMIENTos soMETIDos
A LA CONSIDERATION DEL
SENADO

Para juez de Bayam6n. don E. Diaz
Arana; de Aguadilla, r. Padr6 Pares;
de Yauco. F. Gonzalez Suarez; de San
ia Isabel, Rafael Maduro y para miem
bros de la Junta del MuelIe de Ponce,
Arturo Prats y Rodulfo del Vale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. ~ LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvia la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe Influenza. Palu-
dismo y Fiebres Solo hay un "BRO-
MO QUININA". La firma de E. w.
GROVE viene con caGa cajita Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
AboHnar1s
sUsPENDIDos

Los casos en- apelacion de Francisco
Quihones, infraccion a las ordenanzas
municipalities: Francisco Castafeda, aco-
metimiento aggression grave, y, jose
ongay Cebollero Julian Ayala Sosa,
infracci6n, fueron suspendidos a petit
cion del Fiscal
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ALL D. &C..

La Logia Pi Margall celebrara es-
ia noche algunas exaltaciones de grado
Sc pide la asistencia de todos los
miembros. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
NEGocIo BUENo

Sc vende una INCA ssmhrada con
cana, 100 cuerdas mas o mcn1s. c-rca
dc Rio Piedras y con ramai dc 10 Cen
tral vanina cruzando Ia propicdad en
precio m6dico V consicionos vontaio.
sas de pago. Informara Z NJ ANS
Tel. 99L San Justo 2. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
AbOMtnQY1s
PoR NO TENER CU1DADo

Martin ocafia fue multado con SIC
y las costas, porque en- los momentos
en- que Sc dedicaba guar un auto
m6vil, no ejercio ell debido cuidado
y di6 lugar a que el vehiculo chocara
con un auto truck de Claro Torres. re-
sultando ambos vehiculos con algunos
desperfectos. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

Desde Noviembre dc 1919. 81 qus
suscribe Sc separ6 de Ia hrma "Bar.
bosa Garcia quedaudo oi socio don
Juan Barbosa encargado para saidag
los creditOs los euales han quedado
saldados, seg6n las manifestaconcs de-
senior Barbosa.
DIAdAs GARCIA
AuVT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
FELIz ALUMBRAM1ENTo

La esposa de nuestro distinguido ami
go Ell Licenciado Pedro Santana Jr. ha
dado a luz un hermoso nifio.
Hacemos votos por que Ell feliz hogar
siga siendolo eternamerlte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
COMMERCIAL

Ha cesaSo en- sus operacionss la ca
sa de comercio que giraba en- esta pla
"a con ell nombre de m. Muhoz y
Co. s. EN- c., habi6ndose constituido
otra con la denomination de IN Mu-
fioz Y Co. Sues
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
AGENo1A DE R1NCoN

Participamos los suscr1ptores
de este pueblo que desde Ell 10. del
actual Sc ha hecho cargo de la agen
cia de Ell MUNDo," don Rafael
Hernandez, con quien deberan en-
tenderse nuestrOs amigos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
Ell "cUARTETo ERN"
EN- RIO PIEDRAs

Mahana por la noche tendEa efectO
en- ell "Teatro Nuevo", de Rio Pie
dras, un concerto musical, en- el cual
tomara parte ell "Cuarteto En'.
Reina gran animacion para asistir al
acto, pues ALI gozan los referidos ar
tistas de gran admiration.
Cast todos los alumnos de la Univer-
sidad Sc proponen concurrir, para ha-
Ger homemade a Pepito Figueroa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
PoR LOS MAESTRoS
PETIcIoNEs A. LA cAMARA

La Camara de delegados ha recibido
aver mas de sesenta soicitudes de la
isla, pidiendo Sc aunente la remunera-
ci6n los profesores
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

Un gran surtido de casimires in
gleses Sc ha recibido en- LA WI.
Liza DE MADRID. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
Ab0NnaYS
cINcuENTIsEIs cAsos REsUEL-
Tos EN- TRIBUNAL FEDERAL
DE PONCE

Durante las dos semanas que per
manecio ell juez Hamilton en- Ponce
resolvi6 Sc casos, la mayor parte de
ellos concernientes la prohibition.
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E hgsj0 cnieEzo es un peligTo
e Ia vida.

81 I'd cs,5 cnfcrno del hirsdo. tod fu
sisiema csta dcscompuc porqrt 20 b.
eado es cl quo ayuda "a accion dc sus or-
ganos dgcsiivos y sepafa las mate Ias ve-
ncnosas formadas dufartc tl ptf0sio fe
Ia Digestion RI Rcmcdio &c Lconardi ru-
"a inmcdiaiaincnic los dcsardcnes dci 81
gado. cstomago intestinos Este rcmcdip
maraviloso 6 un nucv0 g. dccuhfnm'enfs
vegetal. q cual no couiienc caiomcf ~
causa estrchimicnfo o malcsiarct So Ud
padece dc estrchimieuin dolorc 81 rahcza.
biliosidad. indigestion. dyspepsia. est6aaeo
agrio, alicnto ftiido. cruetacaoncs q dcs-
ordcncs similarcs. tome iumciatamsn'c q
Remedio dc Leonardo para q Hiesdo tn
rcmcdio scguro. puro inofcnsivo agra.
dable al paladar. De vcu'a en- todas Jas
droguerias.
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NO HAY INDULTos

FL Gobernador deneg6 La sohcitud
de indulto presentada por ell confnado
Gregorio Ramos.
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DON ANTONIO FRAT1cELL1

Sc encuentra va convaleciente de su
enfermedad ell muy estimado caballero
don Antonio Fraticeli, administrator
de la Central Corsica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

Driles de hilo ingleses clase supe
rior acaban de recibir en- LA VI
LILA DE MADRID" Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

"Lo mas Undo en- telas de fanta-
sia, voiles B1lgaros, etc., Sc vende
en- LA VILLA DE MADRID.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

Ell Gobernador ha sometido al Sc
nado Ell nombramiento del Licdo. San
tiago B. Palmer para fiscal do Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28
CUBA REsERvA AzucAR
San Juan, abriI 27.

~ HABANA, abril 1870 dsce que
..sen breve sera publicado en- la ga
oeta ohcial" un decreto expsdido por
eel general Menocal, en- cuya virtud SC
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MERCADO DE CAMBIoS
RENUNc1A DEL sR. REoUENA

Ha sido aceptada la renuncia del
marshall" del tribunal municipal de
San Juan, don. sJuan Requena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

Camisetas H. R. y Crepe de San
te, medias y scalcetines franceses,
todo de 10 mejor Sc ha recibido en-
LA VILLA DE MADRID. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-28

NUEvo FISCAL DE AREc1Bo
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Financial Aid for 4
Farmers Necessary,
Gene Melady Asserts

@Unless financial relief comes to
the farmer and live stock grower,
prices for live stock and farm prod
ucts viii, rapidly decline said Gene
Melady yesterday. 4H
Live stock receipts, at the South
Omaha yards show decrease to
date this year of 225D00 cattle,
100000 hogs and 725,000 sheep, yet
prices on the hoof are going lower,
while packing house products on the
block do not show much of de-
cline as compared with the highest
spot on the market on cattle, hogs
and sheep during the war.
THE western run on cattle is
about over and from now on packers
will have to get supplies from feed
lots to fill their orders. This week
we are getting a few short-fed cat
tie, but the demand for them is
slack. -; ~ $50 4
Hog receipts continue light, yet
there is hardly any shipping demand
and packers seem to be Indifferent in
the face of light runs and buy spar
ingly, seemingly making every effort
possible to lowerAvalues, which indi-
cate that the prices on hogs will be
lower.
"The big end of western sheep
and lambs has s'been marketed. few
scattering loads of feed-lot lambs
and ewes coming back. The prices
are faltering around at top for
lamb of $l225 with the bulk Of sales
at $tl.5O, with ewes from,$5 to $s.75
for top"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Plenary Session Of
League Assembly Held

Geneva, Nov. 17.-(By; The Asso-
ciated Press.)-A plenary session
was held by the assembly of the
league of nations this morning to
consider a report from the council
Of the league relative to its activities
since its formation.
The work of the assembly meet
ing began speeding UP today with
the organization of the six commit
tees appointed at the opening ses-
sion Monday, and the election of
chairmen. II has been decided that
these committees will work in priv
ate. but that the minutes of their
meetings will be published as soon
as possible. Subjects will be erferred
to them by the assembly without de-
bate.
lionorio Pueyrredon, head of the
Argentine delegation. took the floor
first, after the opening of the as
sembly session today speaking in
Frenck he declared that the sue
cess of, the league requifed a most
complete membership, referring to
the necessity, in his view. of the
United States coming in,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Labor Leader indicted in
New York Trust Probe

Continued From Page One.)
81 900 for letter which obtained
a $4,000 contract for a company
organized by his son.
The Indictment of Brindell was
not unexpected. Payments totailine
more than 100000 we're alleged to
have been received by the labor
leader during the last 10 months.
Amounts of payments alleged
ranged from $500 to $4,000. the
latter being paid by H. S. Robert
son, builder, on account of an
agreement to pay Brindell $50.O 900
for strike insurance and labor
movement information"
Witnesses said Brindell and his
agents referred to these payments
as Commission" compensation"
"rakeoff," "our bet" "divvy" and
berries" one berry" signifying
T'ii Builders tes.iied that Brindell
had turned down offers of small
amounts, declaring that he was mo
piker." They characterized the labor
leaders attitude as bold" and said
that unless they came across" as
directed he would not hesitate to
..It them out of the business.
In absolute control of the build
ing trades council with its member
ship of 1l5O00 Union workers Brin-
deli has been regarded as one of the
most powerful factors in organized
labor in New York.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Constantine Motors
To Geneva and Puts
On Big Celebration,
By c. F. BERTELLI.

universal service St0ff Correspondent.
Geneva. Nov. l7.-Accompanied
!, by the Princess Christopher, who
was the former Mrs. Leeds, widow
of the American multi-millionaire
former King Constantine of Greece,
last night motored into Geneva from
Lucernc, and Immediately proceeded
TO celebrate the victory of his party
in the Greek elections by an elabor-
ate sdinner, with champagne and all
the accompanying delicacies at his
hotel. -
The former Mrs Leeds in an in
terview catagof1cally denied that
any of her millions was used to in
fluence the Greek people in favor
OF Constantine and against the rule
OF Venizelos.
= King Constantine said to the Uni
versal Service correspondent:
Il await my call from my people
in the calm know ledge that l have
their support. have not attempted
. to use any influence by propaganda
or otherwise in the elections and the
results of the votingfis is free, un-
,ramme1ed and overwhelming vote
in my favor. From today begins
the dawn of a new era for Greece
and the end of the military
despotisnl.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Third Man Arrested
In Mail Car Robbery

CONTINUED From Page One.)
are now looking, was waiting with
his automobile. .
The pouches. were placed in the
car, but III their haste one was
dropped. This was the sack which
was recovered near the Eighth ave-
nue. school, containing $7z3,NO in
securities.
A second pouch was cut open. Pof.
fcnberger disclosed this in his con-
fession.
Postoff;ce officials are puzzled
over what became of over 100000
in securities which is known to have
been contained in the sack.
Both Phillips and Poffenberger
deny knowledge of what became. OF
this loot. Search of their homes fall
ed to reveal any of it, although a
fresh hole in the ground behind the
Phillips. home was discovered which
the youthful prisoner failed to ex-
plsin to the satisfaction Of his ques-
toners.
Leave in Auto. T.,
The third man, believed to have
been Roberts, hoped aboard the
waiting automobile with the fourth
accomplice, and, with the other
eight pouches, sped away.
Where-the eight sacks were taken
remains mystery, although federal
agents admitted last night they be-
lieve the loot to be concealed i'll
Omaha.
mained on the train Until it reached
the city passenger station. Then
Phillips went to his work at the
transfer and Poffenberger went to
his. home.
Because the thiEd man, said to be
Roberts, left this pair to ride off
with the fourth man. Phillips and
Poffenberger are said to have con.
fessed they had been double-crossed
They believed the third man duped
them in order to leave more loot to
be divided Between him. the fourth
man, and "the sysains" behind the
robbery.
May Arest "Brains."
Federal agents say->they have
clue to the brains" and hope to
make an arrest within the next 4S
hours.
AS the investigation proceeds, the
officials in charge become more and
more inclined to believe the greater,
portion of the Phillips confession.
1t is now admitted the loot was
securities from federal reserve
bank in California being shipped to
another federal reserve bank in
Washington, D. c.
All inspectors and agents on the
case continue to deny they know the
ever, the orders M the investigation
full extent of the Ids.
1t was revealed last night. how
are being issued to Council Bluffs
direct from Washington and through
no intermediary.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Head Of Elks' Lodge
Leaves for Omaha to
Attend Imitation

William M. Abbott, grand exalted
ruler of Elks, will arrive in 5ma-
ha at 7;l5 p, M. tomorrow, accom-
panied by his private secretary, Hor-
ace w. Amphett. When the train
passes through North Platte today
at noon the Elks of that city will
meet him and provide wild duck for
his suppef.
A reception comuittee consisting
of John c. Barrett, Raymond @.
Young, George F. West, F. Pratt
Harwoud and Lyle l. Abbott, all
past exalted rulers of Omaha lodge.
will meet the grand exalted ruler on
his arrival here and will provide for
his entertainment until his departure
for Chicago Sunday.
Frank L. Rain of Fairbury, Neb.,
past grand exalted ruler. will arrive
on Saturday. and other grand lodge
officials are expected to participate
in the initiation Of 1000 candidates
into Omaha lodge at the Municipal
auditorium Saturday. Severay hun
dred Elks from neighboring lodges
will also be in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
President Sends
His Greetings to
League Meeting g
Message Of Congratulation Is
i, In Response to One Sent by
Delegates Expressing
Hope Of Recovery.

Washington, Nov. 1.--President
Wilson, in message sent today t.,
Paul Hymans, president. Of the
league of nations assembly, at
Geneva, Switzerland, extended his
personal greetings to the assembly
and expressed the hope and belief
shat their labors will be of IMMENSE
value to tile whole civilized world"
The massage was an acknowledge
inent Of cne from President Hymans
conveying an expression of
sympathy voted President Wilson
unanimously upon the opening of the
assembly of the. league last Monday.
M. Hymans' message said:
"The assembly OF the league or
nations has by unanimous vote in
structed me to send you its warmest
greetings and to express ITS earnest
wishes that you may speedily be re-
stored to complete health. The as
sembly recognizes that ycc have
done perhaps more than any other
man to lay the foundation o. the
league. 1t feels confident Lhat the
present meetings will greatly adj
vance those principles of co-opera-
tion between all nations which you
have, done. so much to promote"
The reply of President Wilson
was as follows:
"Thc greeting SO graciously sent
me by the assembly of the league of
nations through you has gratihed me
very deeply indeed. l am indeed
proud 70 be considered to have
played any part in promoting the
concord OF nations with the estab-
i;shnient of such an instrumentaliY
as the league, to whose Increasing
usefulness and success | look for
ward with perfect confidence. Ped
nit me to extend my personal greet
ings to the assembly, if they will be
gracious enough to receive them, to-
gether with an expression of my
hope and belief that their labors will
be of immense value to the whole
civilized world" a.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-18
Specialists at Tiirney
Trial Unable to Agree

Continued From Page One.)
capacity. The audience bent for.
ward to catch every word Of the sor.
did, and sometimes disgusting, de-
tails of the case.
Mrs. Ticrney resumed her testi.
inony at the opening of the after
noon session. She testified that she
had not practiced InarksAlanship be.
lore the shooting of Ray Dunlap
last Saturday and that she had held
a revolver only few times in her
life.
Claims 1hpse Of Memory.
She claimed lapse OF, memory
concerning many details of the
shooting and events Immediately fol.
lowing the tragedy. She did no,
remember whers the revolver was
when she got it to shoot Dunlap.
Were you worried about the
marriage of your daughter and DIN
lap? she was asked.
YES she replied.
Mrs. Tierney insisted that she
could not remember having
asked the sheriff. to be allowed to
clean her teeth before going to jail
and she declared she did not recall
the circumstances of being taken to
Jail. .l
She likewise declared that she did
not remember having written a let
ter to Helen Thompson at Mime
apolis, the letter being referred to
as threatening
Known in Minneapolis.
Lawrence Mallen, South Side, tes-
titled that while ia Minneapolis he
boarded four MONTHS at the Helen
Thompson place with Ray Dunlap
and Earl Tierney. Upon e&amina-
ton by the county attorney, Mallen
testified that Ray Dunlap and Miss
Thompson maintained improper re-
lations in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Tierney testified that she had
been subject to speeis, induced by
the efforts Of her husband to per-
feet his inventions, and also by a
condition of her own life. She
stated that she never attacked her
children, but thas she threw objects
at hef husband when angered over
his inventive work.
Michael Tierney. one of the sons.
who is being held in the county Jail
on a government charge. testified
that he was changing his clothes
when he heard the first shot on the
occasion Of the shooting of Dunlap,
and that when he rushed to the
scene of the, e,tragedy he grabbed lthe
revolver as his mother was pointing
it at her own head.