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Show QUESTION OF BAIL FOR THE irHAHARAS Judge Will Confer With Counsel Next Tuesday on the Subject1 1 II I 1 1 I I II i in I I 1 1 in I I i i t 4 LOB ANOELE8, Mav . 4 4 Clsrenee" Dsrrow of ' Chicago 4 4 will arrive here about the mid- 4 4 die of the present month to di- 4 4 rect the defense of John J. and 4 4 James B. McNsmsra, charged 4 with nineteen murder in con- 4 4 nection with the blowing up of 4 4- the Lo Angclea Time. Thi 4 4 Information waa given by At- 4 4- toraev Leo Rappaport, who. ia 4 4 a tatemeat quoted today, aaid 4 4 that he waa going bark to In- 4 4 dianapolis and would not return 4 to this city until June 1, the 4 date set for the arraignment of 4 4 the McNamara brothers, - 4 4 I I I 'I I I I I I I 4 I I I I M l I 1 1 I I I I I LOS ANOKLE8. r Mar No further fur-ther official -. acta of consequanos - are scheduled until Tuesday next in the cases . of ' John J. - McNamara and bin brother, . Jams B. atcNamara, arraigned yesterdar -on eharsas' of murder and dynamiting, .with June 1 fixed aa the time, for them to plead. Judge W altar Bordwell will confer with both tha proa-eution proa-eution and the defense on Tuesdsy regarding re-garding the question of ball, in case he should deride to grant It to John t. McNamara. on the charge of dynamiting tha Lewellyn Iron works, which Is a bailable offense. The district attorney haa already declared that as the men : also le accused of murder, the queellon hi. 1. -1 I Kail Mnlinl ha considered eerloualy, but Ixo M. Rappaport, Rap-paport, attorney for tha defenae. would Ilka to have tha amount officially Bxad, anyway. A few hours after tha arraignment yee-terday yee-terday Rappaport left his hotel and presumably pre-sumably has gone to Ban Fraoclaco to confer with labor leaders there, who ara aald to hava placed In his handa evidence which will Importantly affect the defense In a favorable manner. Whether he will so from Han Franrteco to IndlanapoUa or to Chicago to report condltlona of the cases to larence Dar-row, Dar-row, who Is expected to defend the ac-oused ac-oused men at their trials. Is not known. There le little prospect of the public learning details of tha mass of testimony testi-mony token before the grand Jury. The dtatrlct attorney deetrea that It be kept eecret for fear that If It were pubtlahed It might causa difficulties In obtaining an unprejudiced jury and the defense haa agreed to maintain silence aa to tbe copies given It. Although Ortle K. Mcafanlgal. who Is said to hava confessed and Implicated the McNamara brothers, waa charged with dynamiting In tha same indictment with the secretary of the Iron workers' organisation, ha has not been arraigned and la not expected to appear In court before tbe trlaje of the laVN'amaras. The district attorney declares Mcafanlgal will not be given Immunity becauae of hla alleged confeeslou and there la cottaid-cimbVs cottaid-cimbVs speculation as to his case. |