The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 6

An } i | ANSANITY SHOWN “INPRIEST’S FAMILY] SOUGHT IN BAVARIA AT MURDER TRH fense Contends Facts War- rant Sending Accused Slayer to Asylum, Q MONTREAL, June 16.—Testimony piven yesterday by officials of an !n- Geane asylum, the examination of his @ister Florence, and a letter written the Mayor of Montreal, are believed ffiicent to justify the court in send- =jng Adelord Delorme, accused of the urder of his half-brother, Raoul, to GAn insane asylum. =, Exhaustive records of registrations “at a local insane asylum showed that ven of Delorme's blood relations been or are now inmates of the titution. When Florence Delorme, *the priest's twenty-six year-old sister, Syras examined in court the answers “Ao que-tions put by counsel and the (Bdudge were those of an abnormal per- . She said she did not know tn what year she was born and could not Stount up to twenty, nor do the sim- Splest arithmetic. =) Gustave Monette, counsel fc: the who introduced records of @nsanity in the Delorme family, pro- led the questions when certain a tives of the defendant were called {@o tho stand, Some touched on arith- Gmetic, others on scripture. One was: < “Noah had three sons: Shem, Ham Japhet, What was the name of heir father?” = “I do not recall that by heart,” re- ied one witness, Florence Delorme, said she was related to the ac- < Miss Lillie Delorme, half-sister of e defendant, also was unable to tell e name of the father of Noah's | 5pons. The letter the prisoner wrote to the layor seeking his aid in securing his lberty was of a rambling nature. & Dr. B. P. Benoit, medical officer @t Bordeaux Jail, who has observed the prisoner for three months, sald the ‘Rocused’s mental state was abnormol. ccording to Dr. Benoit, the prisoner vated as though he were proud of all “the notoriety brought on by his arrest he showed no emotion when the der of his half-brother was men- ed. =; The hearing continues to-day. pechecandiinst <n eath DESTROYERS LEAVE NAVY YARD. ©The destroyers Sicard, the Hulbert d the Preble left the Navy Yard yes- f to join ten other destroyers at jewport before going on an extended ur of Asiatic waters. The in charge of Capt. Craven. oe Good as “‘second growth” .is for golf clubs, ”s no good unless seasoned by natural drying for at least two years. ! Otherwise the shaft may ‘warp and you’re out of luck! |- Know your dealer! © Our kind of clubs are the|* {best that can be made, and jmoneyback backs ‘em! i Rustproof irons. No 2 ee » Caddy bags with alumi- Bum bottoms. No buck- ing. 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It has been pointed out by the dep- utles that the cost of living in Ba varia has now reached a stage which mukes it impossible even for nai of other parts of Germany to spend their usual holidays in Bavarian high lands, since they are unable to go te the Tyrol and Scandinavia owing to the state of their currency. Oberammergau continues to be the sole exception, although the village is the Innocent sufferer through greedy ZS et At ee oe ee (aL TT EL TE its T is the natural and logical thing to expect Ovington's to display the finest sets of china inthe world, and so they do. Many costly and fine china sets are on display at Ovington’s, but it is also true that you can secure many charming cottage dinner services of gay pattern and long wear at prices lower than you could reasonably expect. resort owners in the which patrons of the nust travel A few resorts, like territory through Vassion Vlay Garmish and Partenkirehen, however, reading the handwriting on the wall are placard. ing Germany with posters reading: “Come, we're not overcrowded." pe —_ TURKS IMPRISONED U. S. RELIEF WORKERS of Perseeation of in Related, 2, June 16 (Asso- Further tales of the further Ta Ame CONSTANTID ciated Press) persecution of American rellef workers in Asin Minor by Turks are told by J, Herbert Knapp and Bessy Banner- man Murdoch, who have arrived here from Arab Mr. Kn) t of the Arabkir unit of t Relief in American authorities that for eighteen months he Miss Murdoch were practically p' rs in an Armenian orphanage near Kain, and were not al- lowed to visit the village or to receive American visitors. Miss Murdoch's home is in Chicago. y —— GANDHVS SUCCESSOR SENT TO PRISON FOR YEAR. AHMADABAD, British India, June es]16 (Associated Press).—Quereshi, Non- jonist leader sticceeding Ma- ndhi when the latter was im- Co-oper hatma prisoned on charges of sedition, has been sentenced to a year’s rigorous im- prisonment and fined 500 rupees or suf- onths’_ more imprisonment, cles in “Young India.” The publisher of “Young India" recetved a similar sentence. 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