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Evening journal., 1919-12-04
CONVICT COlH2ON
As man SLAYER
Iurv at Belair, However,
Withholds Capital Pun
ishment for Crime
PRISONER ASKS
ANOTHER TRIAL

BELAIR Md, Dee. 4.-Clsrence NJ.
Cothron. 20 years old was sdiudged
guilty OF murder in the first degree by
jury in The Circuit Court here yes
tordsy afternoon, for killing John T.
Weldon colored chauffeur. of Phila-
dolphia, in woods near Chestortown,
leeu county. On the morning Of July
lsss James Kahoe. the foreman Of
ihe jury, ln announcing lhe verdict
ss.d 70 was murder 10 the 1rsi de-
bree but without capital punishment '
-Cothron took the verdict -i0ically
When J1dse William H. Harlan, who
presided. told him 20 stand and face
tbe iurymen as they We're about TO
declare him innocent or guilty the
accused for a moment lost The sarcas-
tic smile he wore during the entire
trial. The smile quickly returned,
however when the foreman pronOunc-
ed the words that meant be will not
give up his life for The crime. Many
thought Cothron appeared delighted
with the verdict Every person who
had followed the trial from rs begin
ming ON Monday felt confident thai
verdict asking for the death penalty
would be handed in by the jury.
The sentence Of imprisonment was
not imposed Through his counsel
Milton Dashiell, Of Baltimore. Cothron
asked for a new trial The prisoner
intimated according TO his counsel, |
that IL a new trial Is not granted him !
,le viii ask that the case be sent TO |
,tne Court OF Appeals Judge Harlan |
announced that he VIII hear arguments |
for a new trial Saturday morning.
States Attorney, Joshua Clayton OF |
Cecil county, and states Attorney
Walter r. McComas In their closing
arguments asked for q verdict inGict-
Ing the death penalty They said the
crime was planned carefully. They
said Cothron and his wife. Grace Goth
ron. IS years old. hired Weldon in /
philadelphia 10 haul them 10 Balti- u
more in the machine They reminded 4
the jury Of testimony produced 10
show that Cotaron inveigled Weldon
into the woods under the pretcxt that
they were 10 cook a luncheon there.
and that while in the woods Cothron
iired ten shots into the body OF the
negro, AFTER which he crushed the lat
ter's skull with a hammer.
The prosecutors then said Cothron
robbed the body Of the dead Negro. :
taking a diamond ring valued at $500.
ms money, his gold watch. chain and
iocket, and that the man and woman
then took the Negros automobile and
IN IL made their escape to Florida.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
PRESENT COMEDY
"A DAY AND NIGHT"
Special 70 The evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
SMYRNA. Dec 4--Under the ouspice,
Of Mrs. s r. Reynolds the comedy a
Day and Night was gwen at the meet
ing Of the Twentieth Century Club lasl
week.
The Rev. J. NJ L. Eckard has re-
turned from a visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs Rebecca FAIRIES Of smyrna, has
gone % Narberth. Pa, 10 spend the
winter with her son, Dr.. Clarence
FAIRIES.
Mrs Mary Elliott Of Hartley spent
the weekend with Miss Elizabeth WI
son Of smyrna
Mrs. e. Norris Cloak OF Philadelphia
Is visiting her brother. j. Harry Speak
man.
Mrs Josephine Allen and daughter
Miss Minnie Allen Of Wilmin yton. We're
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Speak
man.
Mir and Mrs. Warner W Price Of
smyrna have returned from a visit OF
several days IN New York
Miss Dorothy MonderhalI, Alfred Men
denhsll and Warren Collins Of Hockes
sin were guests on sunday Of Mrs.
John ". Hutch nson OF smyrna
Mrs. r. J. Smith OF Princess Anne,
Md: Or. Margaret Handy. and Mss
Laura A. Bell Of Wilmington. and Mr.
md Mrs = Irving Handy, Jr., Phlodei-
Dhla, were guests on sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs I Irving Handy
Carl Cooper OF Indianapolis, Indiana
IS visiting his mother Mrs Name Coop
'r.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
CAMDEN HAPPENINGS

Special TO The Evening journal.
CAMDEN, Dec. Wilbur Kersey has
bought the property owned by Mrs
Clara A. Nickerson.
Mr. Davis has gone 20 Florida for
the winter.
Mrs. Rachel Clark IS visiting in Pal
myra, n. j.
Miss Elizabeth B. Hinsley Of Camden,
n. j., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hinsley.
Mr. and Mrs Garrett Jones. and Mr..
and Mrs Roland Conner and son Roland
are visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Charles Gray has returned to Chester,
Pa, after visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

cessory store
The location Of the United Auto Stor
branch in Wilmington has been seiec
and announcement Of the opening
this store will shortly be made. IT,
United Auto stores, Inc. has prepare.
an Interesting Illustrated folder on ib
purpose and possibilities Of this en-.
ierprise which is being mailed to per
sons interested in the project
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

. Let's soi Where9 To We Old County
Fair, given by Fairfax Lodge No. s
y. Q. q. F.. Odd Fellows Building. Tenth
and kins streets, Nov. % 20 Dec. 6. 1919
ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
CHANGE MEETING NIGHT.

, The Polish Non-Partlsan League will
meet on December II, instead Of on
december 9, to nominate officers 70
Che ensuing year.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04

IT'S 7. 4 TT7N.
Revival services that were conducted
or several weeks in the NJ. E. Church
osed Sunday night.
Evening journal., 1919-12-04
NATIONAL THEATRE.

See Pearl White, Friday queen o
the Screen" open 4 o'clock-Adv.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28


Distinguished visitors to Arcadia
Wednesday, were' Prof, r. A. Smith
and Mrs. Smith Of Jennings, who hat
been attending the annual reunion O.
the Smith family at Mt. Lebanon. This
reunion has become an established at
fair in August. anti this year it was
largely attended, and each branch o
the family was represented. Mr. ant
Mrs. Smith were guests while m Ar
c,lia of Mr.. ami Mrs. A. L. Crow
son, and through their hospitality me-
many of their oil friends who were
delighted to see them.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING FOR THE lNSTALLA-
TON OF METERS THROUGHOUT
THE TOWN OF. ARCADIA BY ALL
CUSTOMERS OR USERS OF
ELECTRIC CURRENT FROM THE
MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT AND
FIXING THE BATE THEREFOR. 4
Section |, Be 1t Ordained by the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen of the
Town Of Arcadia, Bienyille parish,
Louisiana. in special session convened,
that all customers or users Ut electric
current throughout the Town Of Ar.
cadia, from the Municipal Light
Plant are hereby required to install
meters at their respective homes and
places Of business, at their own ex-
pensc.
Section 2. Be 1t further ordained,
Ietc., That the Municipal Light Plant
shall purchase meters and install same
lin the residences and business houses
Throughout the said Town; said
meters to be 50 installed at the actual
l cost price plus One and $1,000 ($l.W)
for the installation Of asnae. :
Section 3. Be it further ordained.
etc, That the said Municipal Light
Plant shall make and collect charge
Of fifteen (15c) cents per K. w.; pro
vided that the minimum charge fol
|any month shall not be less than One
land 5O.1OO ($1.5O) for each residence
} throughout said Town and Two ($!.Wl
Dollars for each business house or Of
fee In said town.
Section 4. Be it further ordained
letc. That the failure Of any customer
Tor user Of electric current throNghOu
!, the Town Of Arcadia, Louisiana, t
pay his electric light bill, or the III
stallation of meter on or by the 9th o
. the month following the installation
d thereof. shall be refused current iron
! said plant, until all amounts due ar
lpaid.
Section S. Be it further ordained
Il ETC., That all ordinances or parts
!, ordinances ip conflict herewith be an
= the same are hereby repealed.
:. BERTRAM r. BARNETTE,
>. LEO DANIEL, Mayo
70 Clerk.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
TAKEN UP

One small mouse colored mule weigh
i,,s about $50 pounds, about IA halfds
high, right ear split, was taken up by
II. r. Jones, six miles south OF Ar
cadia, an Friday night, Aug. Sth. Own
err is notified to call and prove property
nav l,cepers fees and cost Of this notice
ands take mule away, or same will d.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

Mrs. r. L. Curran left on Sunday
for her home in New Orleans after a
visit to Mrs. b. Capers and family. She
visited her son. Mr.. Robert Curran at
Shreveport Ell route home.
Mrs. A. f. White was able to come
home from the sanitarlum in Shreve.
port on Monday after an operation for
appendicitis, from which she il con-
yalescing.
Blue Serge MILDLY Suits for school
girls.-McC onathy's.
Mrs. Laura Brown is at home from a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Rascoe
Crownritch. Of Fl. Worth, Tex, and Is
feeling much better since her return to
Louisiana.
| Miss lnez Lewis, Of Bear Creek. has
been the. guest Of her uncle, Mr.. Harrell
and Mrs. Harrell. 1t is regretted by
her many friends that she will no.
teach here the coming term. but vii
be on the faculty of the DeRidde1
high school.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

Mrs. Sam Davis of Mt, Calm, was
the honored guest of her son, Mr.. Bert
Davis and daughter, Mrs. Joe Reeves,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Arlington and
son, Thomas, of Shreveport, are sepnd-
ing sometime with Mr.. and Mrs. II.
i. Runge.
Mrs. Wilson Williams and son, VIII
son Jr., have>returlied from all extend.
ed visit to Mrs. Williams parents, Mr..
and Mrs, W. L. Gonger. I
SCHOOL GIKI.S-Before leaving
for college, visit our place and look
over the new Dire sses, suits, skirts,
waists, MILDLY suits, etc,--NIcC onathy's.
Mr.. Robert Goodwin, who has been
working for several months in Shreye.
port, is spending his vacation with
his mother In Arcadia.
Mr.. and Mrs Bridger Lucky are
leaving this week for Choudrant
where SIr. Lucky will be principal OF
/ that school the ensuing term.
/ DR.. Dobbs and family returned t.
their home at Dallas, Tex last Fri
lday. Miss Luda Reynolds accompan
led them az far as Shreveport.
| Mrs. Carl Golf and Helen Capers &C
eompanied Mrs. Curran to Shreveport
on Sunday and were guests OF Mrs
iW. 6. Barnette couple Of days.
E Mrs Mosely has as her guests, ID
!. Mosely's sister, Mrs. Brumfeld Q
1onesboro, Miss Elizabeth Wakema1 Q
New Orleans, and Miss Love.
+ Educator shoes for children at Nj
CONATHY'S.
!. Mrs. ]. e. Currie who has been
2 Shreveport with her daughter, Mil
Camille, returned home on Monda
:ol She reports that her daughter
VI steadily improving,
Miss Ezelle Thomas has return'
l. from a weeks visit to Saline, vine
,ci she. was the guest OF MIR. ana nj
1t Doyle Frey. L T. Frey ACCOMPANY
her on her return.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

& Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Oden and little
daughter, Of Shreveport, whose many
Arcadia friends are interested in their
whereabouts, are enjoying a very de-
lightful trip In the Ozark Mountains
at Mena, Ark It was advised BY Mr.
Oden's physician that he seek a change
Of climate on account Of a rundown
condition, and he is very much Dene-
fitted. They are>all feeling fine
Mrs. Z. Hayis, eva Shehee) and
daughter, Of Jackson, Miss, are guests
Of their father and grandfather, Dr.
D. Il. Shehee, and Mrs. shehee' MIS-
| Hayis Is extended a cordial welcome
/ BY the many friends here Of her girl
hood days which welcome includes her
!, attractive young daughter.
4 Miss Shirley Elgerton was a guest
Of Misses Bessie and Jessie Brown for
short time last week en- route from
Extension. Her visit was shortened
N account Of d message that her broth
: or. Captain Tracy Elgerton, would ar
lrive in Coushatta the last Of the week
He has just returned from overseas
lI Mrs. Felix 1'illey and little son
Felix Elmo, d Hammond, La, arrived
lin Arcadia last Wednesday for a brie
,lvisit. After an absence Of fise years
Atrs. Tilley's friends were happy '
meet her again. She was the yer
efficient music teacher here for Q nun
her Of years and has made Q success
of the music department at Mansilei
7 and Hammond since she was mere
! Ms viii. Deas entertained II
:. circles Nos. 2 and 9 Of the Dapti
" ". NJ. S., last Thursday. Mrs 3.
iAycock led an interesting Bible lesst
.ftor ti,e devotional exercises we
+. conducted by. Mrs. Bert Davis. Amoi
pi, the visitors present were Mesdam
ed Aycock. 4. d. Henry, Pollard Willian
VEL Il Woodnan ana slrs. Felix Till
Ia was All outof-town guest. The b
tess served chicken salad, cracker
tomatoes and iced tea.
Mrs. B. B. Robinson has just retul
lied from "a visit to her sister
=, Haynssville. She vent IN response
5 1 message, that her sister vas not I
lpected to live, but to her gratihcati'
- found that the crisis had been pass
!. and q decided change for the bett'
., which made It possible for her
enjoy her visit. She also moto1
from Haynesville over the model 70
arelin company with hef nephew,
rrs,l Shreveport where she enjoyed . y
,,rat hes dlu5htei, Resas
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
Room 8 Tooke Bldg.

Rub.My-Tism Is . powerful sntisep'
tic; it kills the poison caused from m !
ieeted cuts, cures old sores, tsster,
a. lo-2
Mrs, Allen D. Morris and charming
little daughter, Florence Eugenia, Of
Shreveport, arrived last Wednesday to
visit their mother, and grandmother
Mrs. W. NJ. Baker and other rela'
tives.
Mr.. E. r. Woodman has returned
from Shreveport where he received
medical treatment, going over once a
week. His condition is much improv.-
led.
Mrs. W. +. Travis and children lett
Sunday for Shreveport. where they
VIII make their future home, Her de'
parture is very much regretted BY her
friends made during her brief solo1rn
. in Arcadia.
Mrs, Byron Vaughn and little son
L. "a \ -
Iof Monroe, have been guests Of MT
Geo. Sutton and Miss FLORENCE. The!
left Sunday after a ten days vlsl'
MI. Vaughn came up for tive day an
accompanied them home.
Mrs 81. a. Conger retur ned HON
last week from Lewis, where she all
|her daughter, Mrs, White visited. IN
latter remained at Lewis ana nt
friends are glad to know that she co.
Itinues to improve.
Mrs. s. Kilgore and son.. Wourno
land daughter, Mary Of Shreveport a
visiting Mrs. Kilgore's father, Judi
W. Z. Richardson. Fournoy q
MARY hare been oyF on previous Y
Tits this summer.
8 Mr. Carson Cummins and bride, 9
rived here last week from MISSISSIPPI
where they were married aud visit
Their brother, Mr.. Cody e'ummins !
fore going to Bienville 7, visit re
ltiyes 1
Fan goods arriving dirty. Co
md sec them. sCenaths .
Mrs d r. Woodman has been
home for several days from q delight
yisit 10 her parents at Ll1kin, Tex
She enjoyed very much icing pres
Eat the golden wedding as'uiversary
her mother and father, y hich was
course ~ occasion Tor 9 delight
family rfunicn. !. /, &
u, md Mr. Jas. ~. Nicholson 1
looking forward p I wit fssan !
se.s IN \ n
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

sold at public sale at my place, SIX
miles south of Arcadia, for cash to
the highest bidder on
Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1919
in accordance with the provision OF
the Ward | Stock Law.
This the s11th day Of Aug. 1919.
H. r. JONES,
SimsbOr0, Route l.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28
TO WELCOME PERSHING IN
NEW YORK SEPTEMBER II

New York, Aug. 27.--General John
J. pershing will be officially welcomed
home by New York City with a great
military review September 10, accord.
ing to plans announced tonight The
Shreveport Times.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

lamar Aycock has recently visited
'thboa.
Nj, Percy Brown visited Jonesboro
ID business Wednesday
Nj, Wilbur Fuller is spending MS
VACATION IN Hot Springs.
II KEW FORD CAR FOR SALE
Apply at Democrat office
BOYS! See the new style caps at
SsceNAEHY's.
e MN FORD CAR FOR SALE
lyply At Democrat Office
sIrs Zee Atkins and son, Wilfred
visited Athens friends recently.
Glen Kidd Of Gibsland, has been q
seeut guest Of Miss Libbie Lee.
Nj. and Mrs. Bridger Lucky returned
& b Arcadia last Friday from Bienville
b uIss Knot, Of Ruston is a guest u
the home u Mi, and Mrs. H. L. Runge
Nh Nesson, who has been VISITING
n mother ID Tennessee Is at her holn'
,s1b.
VI. Earl Carothers Of Lisbon, Is th
jtt Il Nj. and Mrs. Aycock an
lldlIy
s52 short and long pant suits 70
a wear, just arrived at ]. !
lllsuaAhSs.
NJ, Harmon Wemple has been II
lulst d his father and mother, M
"a Mrs. ]. 3, Wemple.
81 and Mrs. s. A. Cook had as the
Friday and satufday, the
1 tIlthes, Fred Cook, Of Ringgold.
essrs Sam McConathy and L.
1gston returned from the caste
sssls on Friday Of last week.
N MARI youngblood returned
home IN Shreveport OH Mond
4! Y I stay Of a fortnight in Arcadia
md Mrs. Percy pye and ch
" Leesvillp. were visitors in /
& " Sir. and Mrs. Nat Howell Il
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

who Is coming to make the acquaint-
ance of the little stranger-a boy
who has recently arrived in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson.
Mrs. b. A. Brewer and son. George
left on Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends in Alto. Mrs. Brewer will at
tend the wedding Of Miss Emma Nc.
Coy, which happy event will he cele,
brated Sept. 2. She and George will
also enjoy visit to her sister, Mrs
Washington and family.
Girls school shoes i'm dark brown,
and black with military heel.-Mc'
Conathy's.
The editor Of the %Social and Per
sonal' column, would appreciate yer.
much, any items Of local interest, sen
In or telephoned by friends. Thos'
who are kind enough to remelnbe
that the social editor is not mine
Reader" have our sincere thanks Kind
" phone all items i'll by Tuesda
noon.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

wANTED.-9 cords Of 9 #. wood
at DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-08-28

noon.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

adepts A half dozen bicycles will be stolen ana their parts so changed that they cannot be recognized The theft Of automobiles for joy riding is of almost nightly occurrence.
 Occasionally these offenders brought ir1o i,,venfle court Iectured warned and dismissed On their return the lecture and the warning are repeated and again dismissal follows The other day of these bovs was remonstrated with by elder friend and told he would be sent to the reform schoo Ii he didn't mend his ways "oh mo-" he said I'll just ger a talking to-" These boys do not mind arrest; they are rather proud of the distinction thus conferred upon them. It is decoration
 Almost any night at any of the night boys of from 10 to 16 may be found on the street. Then parents do not know where they and perhaps do not care until they hear that they have fallen into the hands of the police Then they become interested and fly to the juvenile court to secure the release of their off-snriDg. Ut will kill his mother" his mother is worried to death about him." the argu ments used
 The courts ought to know that this is not fair to these boys They are not to blame. Almost any other boy so raised. in the same circumstances, would do the same thing. If the parents of boy cannot and do not control his movements; if they do not know or do not care where he spends the night that boy would be far better off at Camp Grant. There he would learn discipline and at IS or q he would have
 start toward manhood whereas if he is left to only such training he will get at home, he will be only a hoodun and a loafer at q. A hoodlum and loafer at that age seldom becomes anything better. He gravates toward the pententiary and is reasonably sure of withered old age in poor house and final resting place in the potters field
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

more. that he wanted to add, And it doesn't in the least matter what you do for nobody will ever know"
 But it was not for me to put that thought into words. I congratulated myself that I did not love the man.
 But you know l arranged with Tom my for a job l must work-I can't stand this futile thinking" I said trying to appear quite calm and de- termined.
 I'm not going to let you change the subject that way, my dear little lady" he said. T have a plan to put before you-such a plan as no lover ever put i to a fair woman before: Stay here and understand me-you risk nothing. ! I need you. Be honest. Does any one 1 else seem to need you so mucn. l The question made me writhe. A 1 thousand times I had put it out of my mind, because I did not dare shape its hard answer. Now I had to do so; Nobody in all the world really needed me, I wasn't indispensable to single soul-except Hamilton Certeis. And any comfort and consolation 1 could be to him was forbidden by all the laws of church. state and society.
 This house has been a paradise since you have been in it." the man
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15
What Bad Roads Cost Us

There is a reason why every qualified voter should turn Saturday and for the road system bonds whether he expects to use the roads or not Good roads will be money in his pocket f he is a consumer of things the farmers raise
 We will take the matter of garden produce alone. There is not really market for local gardeners Nearly all the local garden truck that comes to Phoenix is raised within short distance of town. But most of our garden truck comes from California where the business is an established
 Local gardeners only fill in" If gardeners wanted to engage in the business they could not do so and haul their products over such roads as we have and compete with the coast gardeners
 With good roads system gardeners could estab- fish themselves ten miles or more from the city and .here would then be a constant supply of produce lower prices than we now have to pay.
 There would be intensive farming over a much wider range than is now warranted possible. Diaries and poultry farms would be extended and altogether foods of all kinds would be cheaper Con sumers would save more money, producers would make more and local money would be kept home.
 We printed some comparative figures yesterday regarding the of operation of vehicles present roads and over paved roads These figures were compiled for the Chamber of Commerce and are reliable We find that the average of operating truck country roads is s176 a mile while the cost of operation paved roads is sd16 mile. The average distance travelled by truck in this valley annually is 5000 miles There were at the time the compilation was made GAS trucks, and the number is Increasing daily. GAS trucks according to these figures cost for operation country roads s912,334 year. On paved roads the cost of opera lion would be reduced $60O344 saving of annual ly $312O4O This latter sum is now waste and it Is suffered by the truck owner but by consumers and the people whom the trucks serve.
 This compilation includes figures showing that f had paved roads would save every year in the operation of Ford used for business purposes Solely s32O024, semi-business and pleasure Ford ears, s54S64; Ford pleasure cars, $9144; on all autos other than Fords $559OSO on trucks s31204N- a total of s1255152 This enormous sum we waste annually bad roads. nearly one third of the pro- posed bond issue.
 These figures do not take into account the wastage of horses and horse-drawn vehicles and time, account of bad roads. Of the foregoing sum ss41,2Os must be made up by consumers. The rest s615944 falls directly upon owners of pleasure ears but wasted sum is in some degree loss to the community.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-15

box of bonbons or bouquet he brings them.
 1 had suffered bitterly since my
 husband had denied me my rightful place in his heart and so at last I had awakened to a little knowledge of how Tony Certeis must have suffered on my account. 1 began to feel very sorry for him.
 But when 1 announced my plan to go away, Certeis objected: Why leave me, Jeanne? Jane Lor- Lorimer is dead. SIademoiselle Van derlyn has fled from the asylum-and is lost. This Tommy of the grocery
 seems to be the only person who
 knows how she got away and evident 1 ly you can hypnotize Tommy. I no. ticed that you did not tell him where you are nor what had happened to your shoulder the morning you phoned
 to him. There's no reason why you
 should not remain dead 10 all the world
 as long as you care to. Stay here ! You risk nothing,"
 That it was all he said but couldn help thinking that he meant something