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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28
MOORHEAD POSTOFFICE
SAFE BLOWN By FOUR
BANDITS; GOT $4,000

Moorhead, Mimi, Oct. 27.-Four
masked bandits who early this morn
ing blew the door Of the postoffice
vault here escaped with $4,000 to
$4,000, almost all in negotiable treas
ury certificates and stamps, D. A. Col
lier. postal inspector, announced today
after a thorough examination Of the
looted postofrice. The amount taken
was first given IS between $1,000 and
1000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28

near his grave. The ceremony was
arranged by the New York Bird and
Tree Club and was conducted with the
consent of Mrs. Roosevelt.
The tree planting launched a move
ment inflated by the organizations to
have trees planted throughout the
country upon Mr.. Roosevelt's birthday
in memory of the former president and
other illustrious Americans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28
MAN IS KILLED WHEN
CAR RUNS OFF GRADE

Monticello, Mimi, Oct. 27.-James
MacKinnon Of Minneapolis was killed
and another man WHOSE name vas not
learned. was injured this afternoon,
when the automobile in which they
were riding, ran off a grade on the
road between Becker and here, and
turned over.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28
Plant White Oak Tree
Near Roosevelt's Grave

Oyster Bay. N. T., Oct. 27.-The
s~ixty-second birthday Of former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt was COM
memorated here today by representa-
tives of various societies and organiza-
tons, who planted n white oak tree
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-28
WANTS TO
STAY IN JAIL; is
EXPELLED BY WARDEN

Boston. Oct. Fitzpatrick J. ("cor-
key") Hanley ended q Is year SEN
tence at the state prison to lay against
his will and maintained to the last a
silence begun ten years ago. He had
asked, in writing, hat he be allowed
to stay on for a few days more to
finish some work. but his sentence
having expired, Warden Shattuck
put him out.
Hanley was. committed to the pri-
sol as a habitual criminal from Law.
rence in 1895, after he was found
guilty of stealing $s4 worth Of shoes.
Montgomery will celebrate it's CEN
tennial as the seal of state govern
ment Of Alabama next year.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
'HORROROSo INCENDIO 'ENeS. ia
RESIDENCIA DE UN DUQUE

MADRID, julio Fla hermosa re
sidencia del Duque de Bivona, situada
en- esta Villa Corte, ha sido destruf-
da- por un horroroso incendio en- la
madrugada de hoy
Sinembargo de que las llamas desde
un principle invadieron todas las de-
pendencias del precioso palacio, pu-
dieron salvarse los muebles de mas
importancia y los objetos de arte de
historico valor.
Ninguno de los familiares perso-
mas al serTicio del Duque recibi6 lie
stones dHrapRtte. 81 llqqlmyfntaPe aeei7
dente.
Recuerdase que ell febrero dItimo,
campesinosl italianos ssaqiieardl ID fe.
sidencia del Duque de Bivena que con
seryaba ent la poblaci6n del Riyidra.
que Sc halla al sur de Palermo, Italia,
sdespues de. haber, desarlnado los guar
dias que ID vfgi1abanis y de haber he
rido mortalmente algunos carabineros,
Ell Dqque. q, es uno de los grandes
de Espana, fue obligad6 en- aquella
vez a firmar unos pliegos en- que ce-
dfa sus tierras a los campesilos3 de
dicha comarca italiana. :
Yerifcado esto,. el sDuque logro, Sc
lie permitiera huir, 1Iegando 8Espana,
en- donde habfa causado una gran Sen
saci6n aquel hecho iils0lito Ell su Pa
lacio ducal.
Ahora, que pierde su otra residen-
cia en- Espana, pr6stase a muchos CO.
mentarios la Nsuerte que lie sigue en-
donde quiera que va. Las Autorida-
des espafolas averiguan las causas
del siniestro, por 81 Sc tratare, de otra
acci6n tramada por los sindicalistas
contra la personalidad y familiares
del Duque.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
En- la Corte Suprema de
Puerto Rico nIa.S a0

aticaStii6 II a. tercerifa' de- dominic de
bienes muebles e inmuebles. Sc con-
firm6, la .sentencia ,apelada, Ell cuanto
| feelar6 que la propiedad DE los Biefles
inmuebles enbargados pertenecfa ex-
!. I.tlusivamehte la demahdallte, re.
vocado, en- cuanto al pronunciamien-
| to hecho en- Ia misma en- telaci0n con
| los bienes muebIes. embargados, debien
do declarar sin lugar la demanda de
| tercerfa en- cuanto a los dichos, bienes
hfuebles eadbargados. :" - -
Victor P. Martinez VS.. Hon. A. B.
fcrdsas, yuez de la dCQrte de Dishito
de Aguadilla, certiorari. No hay lugar
a expedir elyautos de certiorari que So
llicita ell peticionario.
Maria Vazquez Ortiz VS.. Ramon
Valdes Cobian, ct al, dafios perjui-
clos por negligencia. No hay lugar a
la reconsideration de sentencia soli-
citada por los demandantes,
Jose Ramos VS.. Succession de Saliva
dor Nadal, indemnizaci0n. Como Sc
pide.
Geronimo Berries VS.. Jose Lopez Pc
rez, servidumbre de luces y yistas. Sc
tuvo por desistido al demandado-ape-
lante de la apelacion intepuesta con-
ira la sentencia de la Corte de Dis
trito de San Juan, Seccion Prfmera,
de enero 80, 1920
Julian Hawayek VS.. Philip El-Kou
ry, daf1os Y perjuicios Sc concedio al
demandado una pr6rroga de 20 dfas,
contados a partir del 30 de julio co,
rriente, para radicar su alegato.
Carmen Fernandez VS.. Lorenzo Ca
salduc, divcrefo. Sc concedi6 al deman
dado una pr6rfoga de 20 dias. con
tar desde ell dfa 30 de Julio, para "a.
dicar st alegato
Providencia Colon Perez VS.. Suce-
ci6n de Jose Manuel Batista Perez,
ffliaci6n y otros extrepos. Sc concedi6
los demandantes dfas de pr6rro-
ga, contar desde ell "A de julio, para
radicar su alegato
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29

Esta mafiana ha comenzado sus ira
bajos de recaudaci0n la Comisi6n de-
signada por las directiyas de las So
ciedades espanolas para solicitar ell
concurso de los espafioles, fin de reu
mir fondos con que festejar los mari
nos del Acorazado Alfonso XIII.
La Comisi6n visit6 esta maflana al
gunas oficinas, obteniendo gran exito
inicial. -
La Casa de Ezquiaga suscribio Gin
co mil dollars, Don Eduardo II Don
Enrique Gonzalez Beltran, dos mil do
liars, ell Banco Comercial, mil dollars,
ell Banco Territorial y Agrfcola, mil
pesos. La Comisi6n recaudadora que es
ta formada por los senores. Don Anto4
Mo Alvarez Nava, Don DiOnisio Tri-
70, Don Jose Ma L0mba,t Don Ro7
. mualdo Real, Don Segundo Cadierno
| Don Jose Perez Losada, seguira es-
j ia tarde los trabajos iniciados Y los
, continuara mailana, 81 fuere precise.
Despues que la Comisi6n tenga he
cha la labor de recaudaci0n, pedira
ell concurso de los espanoles notables
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
LO QUE sOLICITAN .ALGUNAs Gu
DADES ESPANOLAS +

4 BARCELONA, julio 14.-ProntoS Sc
ran presentadas las demandas quel laI-
gunaS ciudades de la Naci0n recaban
del Gobierno central, para que sean
dadas amplias libertades los Munich
pios. tde, l9s eqa1es ban asistido AL
gunas representations Ell una Asam-
blea celebrada en- esta ciudad durante
la 'seipana pasada. Las proposiciones
principales Sc condensan en- exigir Due
toda poblaci6n do Espana que tepga
mas. de 5000 habitantes, podFa gSzar
del, privilegio de manejar sus propios
asl!ntos, sin teneE que, y6rseias con ell
Gobierno central separando las sumas
neeesarias greunfdas por concepto5 de
scontribuciones locales, para el page de
los ,gastos en- que Sc incurran para las
mejOras tlrbaiias. 4 III n,
Tn Comite de AIca1des de las pin
eipa les ciudades shaa sido nolnbrado
para ,donenrTiir ante el Gobierno de la
Naci6hE al presentar alas resoluciones
adoptadas por la Asamblea cuya, acep
taci6n en- opinion de los asistentes. al
acto, habrd de- redundar en- rdpidoS y
saludablcs beneficios para ell deserved
vimiento de la vida urbana de t0das
las poblaciones espa1olas. u; +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
JULIO "a.

Juan y Eugenio Pagan VS.. HERNIA
mos Selles Sobrino, ct al, reivindi-
caci6n. Sc orden6 Sc agregue los
kautos los fines que procedan, la Ger.
5tifcaci6n presentada en- 13 del corrien
Ste por ell demandante-apelante en- este
scaso, sobre adicion de la transcript
scion, para que forme parte de la
smisma.
{ Felix o Jose Felix Cort6s, ct al, v
Crist6bal Dfaz Maldonado, ct al, nu-
lidad y reivindicaci6n Sc coneedid
1 una pr6rroga de 30 dfas contados a
partir del "a de julio, para radicar su
alegato,
Jesus NJ. Amato VS.. Hon. Juez de la
sCorte de Distrito de San Juan, Sec
sci6n Primera, certiorari Vista del
Fauto de certiotari con asistencia e
sinforme del abogado Adrian Agostd
lpor Ell Intervention.
: Maria Justina Arroyo VS.. Manuel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
HOSPITAL EsPANoL EN- NUEvA
YORK

\ is5 - & sIai a -f r. ras IEis
ri testamento de Ia senora Luisa
Navarro, que habitaba en- el nlmerO
251 de la calle A oesfe, quien fallecio
el s de julio en- Melrose, Massachu-
ssetts, y que era yiuda de Juan N.
Navarro, rico espafol que dej6 una
gran fortuna, estipula que una. parte
de sus propiedades sean para el es-
tablecimiento de un hospital en- New
York, donde Sc les presto atenci6n
a los .espanoles pecesitadds que Sc
encuentran en- los Estadbs Unidos
La difunta deja dividido su capital
sobrante en- 10 parties. deSando el IS
por 100 del mismo William X. Leon,
para que cumpla 10 estipulado Y Or
dena que los cinco arbitros nombra-
dos cooperen con el senior Leon, EN- su
obra
La seilora de Navarro deja. ademas,
una parte de su hacienda para obraS
de carload a los sciegos,. los sordos
y mudos, de. la Capital mejicana. De
ia tres parties a las Madres de San
Jose de Ia Montana Y el resto sus
amigos, Lega 15,90O dollars cada
uno de sus hijos e hijas 10000 do
liars a ,su sobrino Henry Alden Tiles
ton y esposa. A Margaret McKenna,
una joven soltera, muy yirtuosa, le
tregala' 5000. dollars, ia. Alice Rogers,
por los seryicios que lie presto Ell esus
liltimos dfas, lie entregar;in 5,DOOYdo-
liars. La Iglesia de la Santa Cruz
que esta en- la calle 42 oeste, recibi-
ra nomhre de la DANA fallecida,
1000 dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
LA EXPLOSION DE BoMBAs Es
LA CIUDAD CONDAL


MADRID. Julio 1O.-rUn mensaje lie
gado de Barcelona con esta fecha,
ola cuenta de que Ell aquella eiudad
han eXplotado seis bombas en- difercn.
tes puntos, aunque sin causar dafios
de consideration.
Las, Autoridades no han hecho a
la fecha ningdn arresto importante
Tienese entendido q. ell atentado Sc
ha llevado cabo por sus autores,
como una amenaza directa los pa
tronos de diferentes fabricas. y no con
tendencias revolucionarias contra .el
Poder constitufdo, como al principle
Sc crey6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
los FESTEJOS A los hARNOS
DEL ALFONSO XIII

que aquf residen, invitandoles una
reunion para trazar Ell programa.
Aver puso un despacho eablegrafi-
co al Embajador de Espafia en- Was
hington, ell senior Consul de Espafia
en- San Juan, Don Antonio L. Sierra
no, preguntando Ell tempo que ha de
estar el Acorazado en- aguas de Puerto
Rico, para facilitar la organization
de los festejos.
Una yezs que Sc haya reunido Ell Co
mite aludido, este Sc pondra de acuer
do con los organismos oficiales y las
sociedades del pals que han ofrecido
.su collaboration. a fin de darles estos
festejos la preferential debida.
A las ofertas que Sc han hechO va
para festejar a los 1narihos; teneInos
que agregar la de la San Juan RGici1eg
and Sporting Club, que Ofrece unas
carreras de caballos con un gran pre-
mio, discuti6ndose ell campeonato de
La Copa Alfonso XIII.
FL entusiasmo adquiere va grandes
proporciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
Ell REY DE EsPASA vENcEDoE
EN- UN JUEGo DE POLO Il

LONDREs, julio 4 -El Rey Alfof-
so de Espalla, particip6 en- un alegre
juego de Polo, eelebrado hoy en- el
Rechampton Club. Ell team en- que
tom6 parte ell Rey, venci6 por un score
de 8 goals a ). Alfonso obtuvo
goals" Y ell Principe Henry, segundo
thijo del Rey George dispar6 2. Otros
miembros de dicho team en- que el
monarca espafol y el Principe Henry
participaban, eran W. s. Buckmaster
Y Lord Wodehouse Sus contrincantes
10 eran Early Beatty Lord Winborne,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
lr'l'''tJttt,t6t gyl'i''h'''t'lt,'tt ttsfi

4 tt"i'''J Jttff0 % 'f''f''''''sti's''
!, ESim6n Pescay. vs.. Candido Fernan-
!. .dez, rescisi6n de tontthtol Sc ebnfAn6
,la sentencia apeIada de la Corte de
Dfstrito de San Juan, Secci0n Prime
! ra, de Sep. 20, 191g is..&sI
.sAlejandro Laborde VS.. Patricio J.
/ Lopez, indemnizaci6n. Sc eonfrmd
la apelada de la Corte de sDistrito de
/ Hlmacao, de enero 15, 1920, aunque
! modificandoIa en- la cuantfa de la con,
deaa que fijamos en- la suma de sos
d6lares 65 centavos.
Julian Villodas Guillod VS.. A. Mar
man 7 Gompanfa, ct al, cOnfesoria de
seryidumbre Y dailos y. perjuicios. Sc
coiifirm6 la sentencia apelada de la
, Qorte de Distrito de Guayama, de
! Sept. 10, 1918.
Amadeo Nazario Lugo' VS.. Jose A.
Fernandez Y Diez, ct al, cobro de di-
nero. No hay lugar la desestima-
fci6n de la apelaci6n solicitada por ell
{ demandante-apelado.
I 81 Pueblo VS.. Jose Ramos, hurto de
! menor cuantfa. Sc confirm6 la apela-
ssda de la Corte de Distrito de Ponce,
sde MARIO z, 1920
Antonio Gonzalez VS.. Francisco Or
tfz, retracto legal. Sc cenfrm6 la ape
lada de la Corte de Distrito de HUI
smacao, de agosto 25, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
LA oFERTA DE TRIGO DE IoS
BANQUEROS BALKANICOS 4

MADRID, julio 17.-Un consorci0 de
Banqueros procedentes de los .Estados
! sbalkanieos, ha visitado al senior Ortu-
mo-, Ministro de Obras Pdblicas, ofre-
.ciendole entregrarle la proxima Gese-
cha de trigo, que promote ser aBun-
dante. en- aquellos paises, ell. niejo-
res condolences que las hechas al Go
bierno espanoi Ior ell Gobierne argen
tino. 94
: Las proposiciones anterioresl estan
'siendo motive de un profundo estudio,
.creyendose por IA iprensa que Ia efer
TIA no dehe adespreciarse. q.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
JOSE 4. RExAcH

Esta tarde embarca para Estados
Unidos en- ell vapor Porto Rico. .el
conocido caballero de esta ciudad,
nuestro amigo el sefior Jose A. Rexach,
quien pasara algunos meses en- Ell Nor
tie.
LIE deseamos una trayesfa felizs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
De Espa1a y los Espanoles
en- el Exterior

Coronel G. D. Miller E. B. Herliek.
El Juego estuyo. adenias de coneurri-
do, muy anilnado Entire los altos per-
sonaies que 6l asistieron. Sc halla.
ban IA Reina de Espafla, La Reina yiu
da de Alexandria la Princesa Bea-
trice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29


MADRID, julio G.-Por orden de
un deereto real, que ha firnado s. NJ.
'el Rey, quedan bajo la vigilancia del
Gobierno los precios de alquileres de
'casas en- toda la Naci6n.
Solo por medic de dicha nueva ley,
pueden alterarse los precios de las
rentas hasta hoy cargados por los ca
seros, cuando Sc cumpla con ciertos
requisites va especificados en- la mis-
ma por orden de la Autoridad com
petente.
las mcdidas tomadas Ell este res:
pecto, concepttianse altamente inspira
das en- un espfritu de justicia Y equi-
dad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29
Aspectos Juridicos de las ReIaciones
entire los Estados Unidos
y Puerto Rico
POR Ell LcDO. PEDRO CAPO RODRIGUEZ
LOS CASOS NsULARES Y La CONDICION
DE PUERTO RICO

La Doctrina de Incorporation: Su
APPLICATION: Sus Efectos: Su Valor
como Recurso Politico = Jurfdico
Constitutional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29

Ell AuMENTo sOBRE La RENTA
DE CASAS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-29

(Impresiones de "a .prensa Amerlcanal
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
ARGENTINA IMPOSES
SUPERTAX ON WHEAT
SLATED FOR EXPORT
Means Revenue of 20 Million
Dollars to Government if
Estimate Is Correct.

Buenos Aires, June 1.-THE bill for
supertax of four pesos per hundred
Kilograms of wheat and five pesos per
hundred Kilograms Of flour became a
law Friday afternoon when the senate
approved the measure as amended by the
chamber of deputies.
Although the tax on wheat imposed
by the bill is one peso less than had
been proposed by President Irigoyen, it
is announced he had accepted the meas
ure and will promulgate the law Fri
day.
Enactment of the wheat law means,
if the estimated exportable surplus Of
100000 tons of wheat is all exported,
that supertax totaling at least $50 600
600 would have to be paid.
Virtually the entire exportable wheat
was contracted for by Great Britain,
France and Italy. Notwithstanding de.
mails from Paris that diplomatic repre-.
sentations had been made in behalf Of
France with respect to the wheat situa-
tion, it is declared here that the minis
ters of all three countries have been
making vigorous efforts to secure the
release of their ships held up by the
temporary embargo and have objected
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
MYSTERY ENSHR0UDS
MURDER IN GOTHAM
Of WHIST EXPERT
Joseph Bovine Elwell Found Dy.
ing in Home With Bullet
Wound in Head.

New York, June 12-Mystery has
deepened in the death of Joseph BOVINE
Elwen, internationally known as an au-
thority on whist and owner of racing
stable, who. was found unconscious in
his home Friday with a bullet wound
in his head. He died four hours later
in a hospital.
The police admitted it was one of the
most battling mysteries with which they
have had to deal in a long time. In an
effort to determine whether Elwell was
murdered or committed suicide, his as
sociates in the social and club life of
the city were closely questioned by the
police. The mystery was intensified by
failure of the police to find the weapon
with which he had been shot.
1t became known tonight that Mr.. Ell
well dined on the itz-Carlton roof
Thursday night with a party of friends.
Leaving the hotel the party went to a
midnight theatrical performance, and
about . o'clock in the morning Mr.. FL
well bade goodbye to his friends.
Nothing more is known of his move
ments until his housekeeper found him
lifeless in the living room of his home
at $50 Friday morning, seated in an
arm chair facing the street window.
4 postman delivered mail at 7:30,
which. the police said, was taken by Mr..
Elwell
Elwell was alone in the 14-room
house. His bed had not been touched
and his evening dress clothes had been
folded and placed on the back of chair.
An empty cartridge was found on the
floor.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
WILSON WILL GRANT
PERSHNVG LEAVE To
RETIRE, SAYS BAKER
Writes General He Feels Sure
President Will Grant Request
Whenever Made.

Washington, June 12.-Secretary
Baker has written General Pershing
that the general adhere to his recently
expressed desire to retire he felt sure
that president would grant the request.
The secretary's letter said:
II have received your letter of June
Z with regard to the possibility of your
relinquishing military duty within the
next few months. l am happy to note
that you are planning to aid us in the
reorganization contemplated by the re-
cent act of congress, the importance of
which, of course, is very great. In this
work your knowledge of the qualifica-
tions of officers will be indispensable
and as the single lot for promotion is a
project which you earnestly recommend
to congress, it will help us all to have
your aid in instituting it.
"Your military life has been active
and exacting; your service to the coun-
try entities you to choose the utmost
freedom the activities and interests to
which you should devote you time, and
you should adhere to your present wish
to retire / feel quite sure the president
will heed your wishes whenever express
ed. Both the country and the presi-
dent will concede that should any en-
ergency arise after you have retired,
your country's call will find you ready
to respond.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
'TE" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
No Puffed-Up, Burning, Tender,
Aching Feet-No COrns
or CallOuseS.

"Tiz" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
aches and pains, the corns, callouses,
blisters, bunions and chilblains.
''Iiz' draws out the acids and pois-
ons that puff up your feet. No matter
how hard you work, how long you
dance, how far you walk, or how long
you remain on your feet "1iz" brings
restful foot comfort. ''Tiz' is mag
ical, grand. wonderful for tired. ach-
ing, swollen, smarting feet. All. how
comfortable, how happy you feel. Your
feet just tingle for joy; shoes never
hurt or seem tight.
Get a box of 'Tiz" now from any
druggist or department store. End
foot torture forever-wear smaller
shoes, keep your feet fresh, sweet and
happy Just think. A whole years
foot comfort for a few cents.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Sim Fein Wins SIS
County Council Seats

Dublin, June 1.-THE completed re-
show a Sim Fein victory greater than
was expected. This was owing to a
compact between Sinn Fein and Labor
not to oppose each other in Leinster,
Munster and Connaught, while in Ul<
ster there was a similar compact be-
tween the Nationalists and Sinn FeinerS
to make common cause against the
Carsonites.
Out of 800 seats, the Sim Fein, as d
distinct party won 525, while the COM
bined forces Of the Sim Fein, Labor
and Nationalists captured 500 seats.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Captain Field Wins
Share From Incomes
of Fanily's Estate

Chicago, June 12.-Captain Marshall
Field is entitled to the income on three
fifths of the estate of his grandfather
and that on the two fifths share of his
mother, Mrs. Henry Field, according to
the oral opinion of Judge Charles NJ.
Foell, circuit court. Immediate posses
sion of the entire estate was denied
Mrs. Henry Field, now Mrs. Nancy
Perkins Tree, was held to be entitled
to a widows dover in the real estate
set aside in the will for Henry Field.
The judge held that Henry Anthony
Marsh, an illegitimate son of Henry
Field, was not entitled to share in the
estate.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

San Francisco, June 12.-Mrs. Make
Dempsey made an unsuccessful attempt
to extort $4,000 from her former hus-
band, Jack Dempsey, in exchange for a
certain letter of his written to her, ac.
cording to the testimony of Tommy
Fitzgerald, of Salt Lake city in the trial
of the pugiist for alleged draft evasion.
The letters. according to the prose
cution, were those on which the govern
ment depended partly to prove it's charge
that Dempsey made false statements
about dependency in his QUESTIONABLE.
Mrs. Dempsey proposed that the $40,
600 which she hoped to get out of the
$25O0OO Dempsey was expected to get
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Dempsey's Ex-Wife Tried
to Get $4,000 From Him
Is Claim i'm Stacker Trial

for boxing Georges Carpenter, be split
between herself, Beulah Taylor, another
inmate of the resort at Wells, New,
where Mrs. Dempsey was living. and
Fitzgerald, the latter testified. He
carried the offer to Los Angeles, where
both Dempsey and his manager turned
it down, Fitzgerald said.
Dempsey's mother, Mrs. Celia Dem
psey of Salt Lake, said the champion
had been her sole support for six years,
and materially assisted other members
of the family and in the period from
January 1, 1917, to date, had given her
S37 600.
The next session of the trial will be
Monday.