Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-03-17 | Page 11 | Affections worth $100,000 Jury Says

AFFECTIONS WORTH $100,000 JURY SAYS SAN DIEGo. Calif. March 17. A verdict of $100,000 against Mme Catherine Tlngley, Theosophlcal lead- r, was given In favor of Mrs. Irene M Mohn in superior court here last night Mrs Mohn sued for $200,000, I charging thai the theosophlst had alien, al-ien, ,tc, ii,,, affections of her husband Dr. George Mohn. The Jurv was out a little more than tour hours The case had been on 1 rial for 23 days, four of which were devoted to -arguments of attorney, to which the lury did not listen. klsHn Dr i nd Mis Mohn came here from Los Angeles about IS years ogo and wenl to the point Loma homestead, headquarters of 'he Universal Brotherhood Broth-erhood and Theosophlcal society, of which Mine Tlnglev h is bor-n the head fOl many years. According to testimony testi-mony given at en trial. Dr and Mrs. Mohn became separated in February, 1 1018. Mrs Mohn removed her be-longings be-longings from their home at Point I Loma und came to this city H