South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 124, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1921 — Page 20

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Mother Says Her Daughter Unable To Resist Riches Believed to Have Been Indirect Cause of Shooting of Wealthy Dentist. r.r T'r.ltM Trfss: CHICAGO. May 3. Irene Malloy. th "n-w love for old" In the Dr. Thomas S. Rowland murder ca was ml-c?inp today. Th pretty office assistant of the doctor who was j!ain by his wlte yesterday wan sought by her mother, Mrs. James Malloy. Police rushed the apartment of Dr. Rowland, $23,000 a year specialist, when criei of hk wife were heard. The doctor was found on the floor shot and the wife barricaded In a room. Attorneys for Mrs. Rowland said today that her defense would be "accidental fhootlns." Tho story of the doctor's Infatuation for Irene Malloy was brought to llsht by the tragedy. This Is the story of the girl's mother: "Irene was a pretty 18 yeor old girl, and a pood girl when she started to work for him three years ago. I first became suspielou! when Irene came home and told me the doctor pave her a dollar tip for every J 1 00 he took In. "It wasn't her fault. We were poor. He offered her everything.

trips to Honolulu. fln clothes. dH-j Drips advocated In developfn? the

mond rings, everything that every girl yearn for. "I told him he was ruining my daughter. He wouldn't listen to me. "Finally I went to Mrs. Rowland and asked her to lnf5uer.ee her husband to top playing with my daughter. "Then Irene left hom I haven't een her dr.ee." It Is the. police theory that demands of Mrs. Rowland upon the doctor to give up the girl cause! the- quarrel which ended with a shot.

Shoe Dealers Decide to Give Employes Half -Day In their regular monthly dinner banquet held at the Chamber of Commerce building Tuesday evening at 6:C0 o'clock the members of the South Bend Shoe Dealer Arsoclation decided to close their stores on Wednesday afternoons during the months of July and August.

Drggs Opens Scries Of School Lectures Edward R. Driggs, lecturer on English, opened his three-day lecture series for children and teachers of the public schools In the Junior high school auditorium Tuesday. Mr. Drigga devoted the day to demonstrations for the children of the first four grades. He aid that children 'would have more fun out of the things that happen each day if they learn to tell about It or write about it afterwards. This Mr.

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Ptudy of English for the you neuters.

Mr. Drijrcw said that th English language should b developed mmf than it has been, making a live? language out of it. Hi lectures are to be continued on Wednesday and Thursday when he will Instruct the youngsters In clas?s beyond the fourth grrade.

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INFANT TYM'R. Margaret J. Tjner. iHy old daughter of Mr. and Mr?. Frank A. Tyner.

Giithric. is Chosen Chairman i Of Temporary Organization

Plana for th immediate organization of a Suth Rend branch of the

tiv ci. jtwpn m.. uiv'i iutMM.1 j .nipr:can .orniinn inr tno n"cog- n temporarj rnairrnir; morning at 2."( o'clock. The in- i

ritinn of th Trih rtpub'Jc wr mad last night hn 0 l'-l rl flrnts met in th- Rotary rom -,f th" Oliver hotel. A cnmmlttrp of o vi chosen to arrange th- dt-ii! of -r-ganizatin. C. L. Guthrie w rit-

fant was buried In Mishawaka city remetcry yesterday Afternoon.

DEATHS

Mils. MLIJi: TKTZKFT Mrs. Ullie. Tetxlaff. Z2 years old. 726 Reddick St.. Mishawaka, died at her home Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock after a six weeks i'lne. Diabetes was given as the cause of death. She was born in Groverten, Ind . Feb. 28. 1SS9. and had lived in Mishawaka about seven years. She is survived by her husband, Arthur, and motht-r. Mrs. Melissa Unlcapher of South Rend. The body will be taken to the Groverten United Brethren church for funeral services Friday morning at ll o'clock. Rev. G. W. Rench

MARGARITT .T. TYMm. Margaret J. Tyner. three-hour-o'd Infant daurhtc- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tyner. Hin S. St. Joph St.. died at her parents' home Tuesday morning at 2:?. o'clock. Rrief prayer .-rvices will be conducted at the rrsideno Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. B.

D. Reck and burial will fol'ow the Mishawaka city cemetery. FUNERALS

.MRS. !ARIi: IUTi:SOV. Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Person. IIS Ohio ft., will be held from the honv Thursday ufrrrnonri at 2 o'clock. R-v. C C. Gordon will officiate. Burial will be made in Highland cemetery.

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