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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Bedroom and kitchenette
for couple without children. Phone
1873 James Easom-25-2t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-25

FOR SALE-One male COW, about
PIP years old. Weighs about
SIS pounds. viii exchange for
milk cow H. L. Balkcom, 1044 Jack
son street.-25-1t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-25

WANTED-Good slip shucked ear
corn, Fulghum seed oats not wealth
er stained and seed rye. Quote low
est price there and send small sample.
v. R. Bush, Albany, Ga.-13-30t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-25

wiring and repairs.
Z T. J. Wallis, Jr., phone 556.-28tf
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CLASS|E|EDADVERTI 5ENENTS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two pointer dogs, two
and one-half months old, well bred.
Ten dollars each-R. E. Statham.
Cobb, Ga.--25-3t.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23
Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. Al. A. Smith visited
in Beldenville, Sunday.
Wilbur Ensign Of Minneapolis visit
ed in the city over Sunday.
l have some bargains in houses al
old prices. S. l.. Krauth.-adv.
DR.. anu Mrs. A. E. Gendron spent
the weekend at their cottage al
Blakes 7 axe.
Miss Avis Severson who had beer
teaching at Ashland, is home for hel
summer vacation.
Mrs. w. w. Sturtevant ane
daughter, of Minneapolis are spend
ing couple weeks in this city.
DR.. T. w. Ashley and Harry
Campbell spent few days recently
on a fishing and outing trip at Shell
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Chinook, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Kulstad and Miss Marie
Wigen spent Sunday at the Fay home
in New Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. Morse, visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edm. Michael
son in Saltwater Saturday.
Fair Ground Pavilion dance at Els
worth, Friday, June "a. Flanders
Orchestra. Good cool place to dance
and ice cold refreshments.--adv.
The Otis H. King Post, The Ameri'
can Legion, is advertising steam
boat excursion out Of Hudson on the
Steamer Capitol Saturday, June 20
Reports from DR.. w. G. Fortune
who recently underwent serious op-
Grafton at Fairbault, Mimi, are very
encouraging. The Doctor is getting
along fine.
Miss Ida Johnson arrived home
Saturday to spend her vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
N. E. Johnson. She has attended
North High at Minneapolis.
James A. Richards and bride arriv-
ed here last Thursday from Hetting-
er, N. D., where Mr.. Richards has
been. teaching and are visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Richards.
E. E. Nash, who commenced his
railroad career in the offices of the
car shops at Hudson, was recently
elected vice-president and general
manager of the Minneapolis & st
Louis Ry. Co., with headquarters In
Minneapolis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

Dry Cleaning, Pressing end repair
ing. Will call and deliver. Deiss
Bros. Phone 231.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Carisch motored
to Fairbault, Mimi, Sunday to visit
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Fortune.
c. A. Melgard of Sparta and H. M.
Melgard, of Rice Lake, visited at the
home of their brother, E. c. Melgard,
Sunday.
Fair Ground Pavilion dance at Els
worth, Friday, June "a. Flanders
Orchestra. Good cool place to dance,
and ice cold refreshments.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Schneider Of
Amery and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Todd
and Miss Agnes Renicke of Hastings,
Mimi, spent Sunday at the c. d. Nc
Kinnon home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23
Brick Ice Cream Al

WANDER die bAANn
Wochrle's-adv.
Miss Margaret Sutherland spen'
Monday in the Twin Cities.
Mrs. Matt Elertson left this morn
ing for two weeks visit at Range.
Mrs. M. Elertson and daughter, Mrs
L. Bragstad. spent Saturday in St
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lord returned
Sunday from few days visit at
Blakes Lake.
Dry Cleaning, Pressing and repair
ing. Will call and deliver. Deiss
Bros. Phone 231.
Harvey Powell returned to Wey'
burn, Sask., Monday, after visit witt
relatives here.
Sievert Johnson, accompanied oy
Mr.. Jacobs and grandson, of Minneap-
oils, spent Sunday at his home here-
A birthday party was held in Hud-
son June 10, for Rev. N. L. Biom-
holm. 1t was his sixty-fourth birth
day.
Mrs. E. B. Armstrong has pur-
chased one Of the latest Nash sport
model cars from the Jensen q Hal
sted agency.
Mrs. F. w. Finn who underwent an
operation for goitre at Fairbauit
Mimi, hospital, is expected home To-
day or tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W.. Howard
ana daughter, Miss Ruth, OF Charles
City. Ia, are visiting Mrs. Howard s
sister, Mrs. Jennie Cronk.
Suecial Price on Dry Cleaning next
week, also June 27-Juiy 2. Dick Us
horn. 3 doors north Of Gladstone Ho-
tel. We call and deliver.-adv.
Miss Blanche Colt, who organized
the domestic science department IN
the Hudson public schools, has been
appointed nutrition inspector for the
state of Pennsylvania.
A new thermometer and barometer
have been installed in front OF Dew
ev's Rexall store. They are encaseo
in a large frame which displays a
number of attractive ads. for local
business establishments.
John Taylere, of Route 8, has just
returned from soldiers hospital IN
Chicago, where he underwent several
operations. While convalescing there
he gave quart of his blood in blood
TRANSMISSION operation performed upon
q comrade.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

Dry Cleaning, Pressing and repair.
ing. viii call and deliver. Deiss
Bros. Phone 231.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gwaltney and
children of Hersey, spent last week
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Dopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Buss, of Portland
Ore, visited at the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Theo. Firner, the
first Of the week.
Judge Knowles, Atty. F. M. White
and Dist. Atty. Haddow of Ellsworth
are attending meeting of the Bar
Association at Chippewa Falls.
The Rush River young Peoples So
ciety will meet Sunday evening, June
26, at Fosmo's in Martell A program
will be given. The ladies are asked
to bring sandwiches or cake.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-23

For Auto Livery service call phone
574-Richards & Smith.
Cottages for rent at Ilwaco
Springs. Inquire of Miss j. A. Morse
|. Nj. and Mrs. E. Pace and Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Lowell, visited in Min
neapolis, Sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Fred Healy and chill
dren If Minneapolis, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Healy's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Lowell.
Fair Ground Pavilion dance at Els
worth, Friday, June "a. Flanders
Orchestra. Good cool place to dance,
and ice cold refreshments.-adv.
Prof. L. w. Fulton, who has been
principal of schools at Ellsworth the
rast four years, has resigned to ac-
cept similar position at Viroqua.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
PR|VATEE. M. COSDEN
TO CO TO WEST POINT
Member Of Battery D Selected
by Governor Denney to Take
Examination.

Governor William ID. Denncy has
designated Private First Class Eiwood
NJ. Cosdon OF los West Twcnty-sev-
cuth street member Of Battery D..
l9Sth Artillery. (Antl-AircrafO D,la-
ware National Guard. 20 take the en-
trance examination 10 West Point ON
March :, 1922.
The National Guard under tho reg
ulaLous now prescribed COR the army.
is entitled to send the same number
ot men to West Point as the Regular
Army and affords an opportunity Tor
any youue man 90 enter the military
academy who possesses the necessary
schoolipc and who meets certain Other
requirements relative 10 tho service.
AZ the state Armory. Twelfth and
orango streets, to-day, IL was explained
tat any Young man who enters the
National Guard between now and next
juno viii b. eligible 20 take the pre-
hminary examination next November
Tor admission the following year. Can
didstos are required 10 have one years
service az tho time Of entrance 10 the
academy and must bc between the
ages % 10 and - for appointment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
HELD FOR THEATRE FIRE.
Building Inspector at New
Haven Given Most Of Blame
by Coroner.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New Haven, Conn, Dec. "a. city
Building Inspector Joseph T.. Austin
Lawrence V. Carroll, manager Of the
lsinlto Theatre, and Alfred s. Black
president Of the Connecticut Theatres
Corporation, which owned the theatre,
are held ctiminslly responsible for the
deaths Of nine persons IN the Rialto
Theatre fire Of November "a. in a
finding by Coroner l5ll Mix today.
The coroner says that the direct
cause Of the Gre was the burning of
incense 70 give atmosphere" 20 a mo-
ton picture, flinsy stage draperies be
ing ignited from the incense.
The coroner finds that violations
Of the law N the theatre including
the absence ~ the following safe
guards. An asbestos curtain, water
curtain, an automatic sprinkler. casks
Of water on the stage, hose cohnec.
tions, flreproof scenery and wood
work.
The coroner says that had Building
Inspector Austin done his duty in ap-
plying the building code the fire could
not have occurred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
SENATOR DU POINT I'LL.
Loses Speech Through Bron.
chIal Trouble. Spends Xmas
at Capital.

Senator Coleman du pont was un-
able to come 20 his home here al ex-
pected for Christmas, owing 10 his be,
ing taken i'll at Washington, lie
suddenly lost his voice, and IL was be-
lieved best for him TO remain al
Washington, In order to undergo
treatment for the bronchial affection.
rather than take the journey 20 this
city. s aass aa-s.
Senator Boies renroxe OF PhlladeI.
phia was another victim OF bronchial
trouble.
Reports from Washington today were
That Senator du Pont was improving
and that he expected 60 be able Mo
return TO this city by tomorrow or
THURSDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
JUDGE HE|SEL DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Member OF Supreme Court, Able
Lawyer and Good
Citizen.

Associate Judge Thomas Bayard
liciscl died at his home In Delaware
city yesterday afternoon about 8
o'clock Of valvular heart trouble from
which be had been suffering for about
giX weeks.
Judge iIcisel. who had been life
long Democrat and one Of the most
prominent members of the Delaware
har. was SO years old. While his con-
ditiun was known To have been seri-
ous for some time and his relatives
and friends we're aware Of this. the
announcement uf his death came a. a
shook 90 all Who knew him.
Judgo Heisel was born IN St.
Georges, October !. 1S6S. The son of
Joseph dud Martha w. Ucisel. lie at
tended the 81. Georges school and in
1888 entered Delaware College. gradu-
ating from that institution in 1857
lio won The decree OF n. 4. there. lIav-
ing completed his course at Delaware
college, hc went TO Chicago, where he
engaged in the real estate business
for several years Returning to Della
ware hc started TO read law in the OF :
fec 81 the late chief Justice Charles r.
Continued on page IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
LONDON PAPERS CONDEMN
FRANCES @STB- DEMANDS

London. Dec. France claims fr-
large feet Of submarines. made he
fore the Washington conference. ar.
again attacked by the London news
papers. which resumed Dublicatioo
this morning after the Christmas
holidays.
Doubling any class OF naval tom
nage seems on the sace of "a
strange proposition a. eonfercnc,
assembled to reduce armalneuts." do
c.ared the Daily Chronicle. we can
not pretend TO fathom the French
motive for suen an aggressive att-
tude. Impatencc with tire French
demand IS expressed by other liberia
newspapers. characierizing .r as ex-
travagant. The Gazette adds. ne
emphasizes the all-important differ
ence between the spirit and letter u
the American proposals for naval
nmitatio
Arthur J. Balfour. head Of tb-
British delegation in Washington. \.
given warm praise Dy several of Ia.
continued or page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
STATE MILITARY
OFFICERS TO FINISH
TECHNICAL COURSE
Comprehensive Educational
Program Mapped Out for
Heads Of Del. Troops.
THE DETAILS ARE OUTLINED

All officers of the 1esth Artillery
tAnti- -Aircfaft Delaware National
Guard. have boen instructed through
the office OF the Adjutant General, 70
prepare for a correspondence school
course TO he established In the Second
Corps Area beginning January %
1879. Tho order. received today NJ
the state Armory, Twelfth and Orange
streets, was issued by Adiutant-C;en-
eral !. Austin Ellison by direction OF
Governor William -. Denney.
The course. according To- the order
completes maximum of rs hours IN
Course a. "A tentative outline of which
Ia as follows: Coast Artillery Elemcn-
tafy tactics and technique; lSubcourse
No. I. material. subcourse. No. 9. cleo
trical engineering: subcourse No 3.
motor transportation subcourse No. 4.
field engineering; subcourso No. 8.
orieutation; subcourse No. q. topo-
rraphy and map reading; zultcourse
No. I, gunnery, subcuurse No. 3. ar
tillery tactics.
Camp Dix, near Wrightstown. New
Jersey. has been designated as the
principal schooling center for this
area. The names OF all the officers Of
the 1sSth Artillery have been sub
mitted to the commandant OF the
Corps Area Training Center and prac-
tically all arrangements for the course
have been completed. A student once
enrolled. the order reads, will be er.
pected to take the subcourses OF the
course selected except that I'm the
discretion of the Corps Area Com
mander. individuals who evidence
satisfactory knowledge Of any course
may be excused from instruction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
" P, WHITE ASKS
FOR MORE LIGHT IN
NINTH WARD SECTION
Iells Street Directors Thieves
Have Visited His Place
sTwlcc.
MORE PROTECTION SOUGHT

nurEitrs suus iino SATURDAY night
"ukc into thc once of Tho SNOW
White Family Laundry 60. at %
NandrNcr avenue. and evidently
nnstlcd hcVauno the, did no, find an,
,Hth w Tho place wrought general
fa,oo there and caused considerable
dswegc. They rainod entrance by
smashing che rlass panel in the front
door and then rcachlne through and
nndclus The lock-
That money waH thc only object of
their search VIVA evidenced from the
manner n Whcih they worked Every
drHh drawer nr other roccpiaclc which
WiNht have contained cash ur vam-
ahlrs was broken Opcn and tho con-
icnts thorcughlv ransackcd Not
hndlnR hnvihine which thcy could
have converted into cash the in
uudcrs scaltcscd thr cortcnts an over
shc noof and tho interior 90 the Of
hvo looked as though "a cyclouc had
swept through tho plapc.
Tho iobhory was not discovered an.
iN sunday morning. when the stable
man went "a the oniCc. Tho robbery
tNas reported to the police. As far
at could he determined nothing of
value had hccn sioicn.
William \. White. au official of tho
gumranN This morning appeared bo-
fotn tht directors ~ the street and
Sewer Department lo ask that an arc
lhnp hc Installed at NnndcVcr avenue
and huCuh Vista street pointing out
ihat n it Vcra dark along that sec.
lion and that Of nirht there b. ample
opportunity ior hurrlars and thieves
io ply thvlr trade. ilc also stated that
% is dangerous fur pedestrians walk.
inn va thn dark ana a lamp would be
d his edNantaHo to thvm
lie cited 20 the hoard the robbery
saturday nieht nt hls place of bnsi-
urHs ana rnid this De- tho second time
hufriarf have been IN there. lIo also
said other rlaces in The vicinity have
been robbed on moro than one oc-
ussion and % is thought tho dark
street haH been his help 10 those
With criminal intent. ia. directors
rfonircd tosivc the rcuuctr considora-
ton and they win determine later
what 10 20 b. done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
SHOWER or MILK
WHEN FORDS NET
At FOOT OF HILL
Cars Crashed at Fourth and
Tntnall Streets Today With
Disastrous Results.
NO PERSON WAS INJURED

Win min epattcrrd in every dircc.
llrn, Fourth street. near Tatnall.
shortly after . o'clock this mornlne
irssmhl,d a "Hrcnt white wav." \
NHn portion - 800 quarts OF fresh
milk was srilled when "a Ford auto.
WuhNc truck ~ the Glover Dairy co.
atiNeh hN Thank iauricn ur 40 West
ilehth nlrcpt collldod with another
luld az the Intersection ct tho two
hill
wording 90 cye Witnesses. tho two
'ldsalca' net with terrific torrc. THAT
hu pctaon was injured is considered
e niWRylp inasmuch as both cars were
ladlN hti'rrd nnd hrokrn Acrord
inn io lnurlc1, hu Naa driving hia
'i'nit Cest on Fourth street hc-
.Wecn Wen bnd 1ntnai. tpon reach. h.
iuu llinsn ho claims another rord
'af bearing Delaware ucrusc No Al.
~ vac wpcerdlnr north hn West
ritrtt
lhHiond uf continuing ttrose Ola,
liorb lauiipa claims, the miv,r uf
~" o'h"i niNyhlnn slowed down. A.
Wnf imruf aihln. inurica aald. to eio,,
'ia vhi qua tho crash followed In tho
"N,i hnliN Co machine was ap.
livAiinatoly eoo quarts of milk sOme
IN sVsquhft cans snd a quantity I'm 40.
luaft cans. Tho impact Of the col.
hsiun Was 80 great that a ciin snrlne
'N 'he milh truck W. broken. Tho
.Wu front Wheels continued east ON
"erih f' 'ct leaving behind tho body
N We c1r nnd Tho spilled milk
h'e witnesses 60 tho accident say
nav both drivers wcrc rolnr onlv
'nnui n'o miles s hour Hecauao of
he hHaNN load on tho milk car. ia
Nas impossible io rtcp the machine
Nheh The other car slowed down.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
CASE OPENS
WITH UPSET FOR REED
Court Rules Against Senator'S
Plea in Boston District At
torney's Case.
BY Associated rress ,c Every Evening.

y y 4
Boston, Dec. 27.--7The trial of Dis
ttict Attorney Joseph G. Pelletier, OF
Suffolk county, on charges Of mis-
conduct OF his office on which At
torney General j. Weston Allen has
based a petition for his removal was
begun today.
United states Senator James A
Reed. of Missouri, senior counsel foi
pelletier, announced 90 the court he
wished TO serve formal notice OF his
desire TO Gle exceptions to two decl-
sions rendered on December lG.
one denied a motion of the district
attorney challenging tho courts iuris
If ton. and the othsi was refusal
of Pelletiers request that matters tc
he tried be limited TO his acts during
his present term of ofhce
Chief Justice 1iugg in reply Ssld
Tho tull bench Of the Supreme Court
sitting I'm this care can allow and car
recognize no exceptions 60 its rulings.
District Attorney pelletier presented
Ioui c. Boyle, former attorney gen.
eral Of Kansas. as associate oounse
FOR the defense.
Inv tpuit thth titti'b 'H the TAX
Ing OF Testimony. II had been an.
nounced by the attorney general thai
the evidence presented on tho frs
~ OF the '@tal would relate {,
charges that pelletior he'd threatened
cri 1insl prosecution To- force Doroth,
Cote Co rolnquish claims against q
man named Lawrence. client c
Daniel H. CoalIlry. a Buston attorne,
and that PelictiCr from improper mo.
uves had mol pressed complaints
against Isaac Gordon. NJ. w. Shute
John prendcrgast and Meyer u
Berman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
SYNTHETIC GOLD RUMOR
DOESN'T STIR WALL ST.
American Chemists Also Skep-
tical Of Reported Discovery
OF German Scientists.
BY Associated Press to nvery evening.


New York, Dec. 27.---walI street
seemed undisturbed today over per-
sistent reports that German scientist
has succeeded IN making synthetic
gold. Skeptics likewise prevailed
|amons chemists. quite a number Of
other people recalled their copy book
maxim Fall is not gold that glitters." 4"
and intimated disbelief in dispatches
which hinted that the age-old quest OF
alchemists had reached its goal.
III the Germans wait FOR synthetic
gold to make reparatiou payments.
they will probably need longer mora
torium than they now seek" said
Doctor Horace q Byers. head Of the
chemistry department Of Cooper
Union.
Professor Fisher. Of Yale. was quot
led as saying IN London thnt il tho
synthetic gold process were true. Ger.
many might make n farce Of the
reparatiofs payments by using syn
lthetle gold.
"Of course" Dr. Eyers added. "ii
would be = brave. or an isnoran,
Acientist Who would pronounce the
synthesis OF gold impossible. There
-, however, no credible evidence that
chemists are today any nearer the
realization OF tho dream Of the al
chemists than they were in the dsvs
when The German Kings were duped
by knights of the black art
Even were the speedy solution of
the transInutati0n Of gold promised n
| IS probable tho practical problem
would bo as distant from solution as
Is that Of diamond nnanufacture
which every one knows is possible"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
DAHL WILL APPROVE
IRISH PEACE PACT
BY BIG MAJORITY
Ninety Per Cent OF Southern
People Insist on Patifioa-
ton Of Agreement.
HOME FOLKS HEARD FROM
~ Asaocfated - 10 - f.ueninn

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
London. Dec q. ~ Sentiment
throughout ireland. as reflected in dis
ps stches to London newspapers this
morning is overwhelmingly in favor
of the Irish peace treaty. Reports
from various provinces indicate that
fully 30 per cent Of the people in the
2s counties of southern ireland want
the pact ratified.
This confirms predictions made when
the Dan Eireann adjourned its debate
on the treaty last THURSDAY until
January 3 that the recess would bring
definite expression Of the peoples VIII
and The view IL now put forward that
when the Dali reassembles the treaty
will be approved by q ma jority which
viii make an APPEAL 10 the country
unnecessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
.|NCERSOLL WATCH CO.
ADJUDCED BANKRUPT
Liabilities Stated at So. 1000, 900
and Its Assets at More
Than 100000.
riy Associated Press to Every Evening.

As@ sAssOelateu freSS 10 EVERY Evening.
New York, Dec. 27.-An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed in
Federal Court today against Robert
n. Ingersoil and Brother. manufac-
turers OF the Ingersoll watches Of
this city.
Liabilities were set forth az $4,000
900. and assets, exclusive Of good will,
as s2.000.000.
The concern admitted it's inability 20
pay its debts and expressed willing
ness to be adjudged bankrupt.
The proceedings were brought by
the National City Bank of New York /:
Chase National Bank OF New York
and hathaway, Smith. Folds & Co..
with combined claims of $3.50. 600.
Edward II. Childs was appointed re.
ceiver under bond Of s25. 900. The corr
pany has plants in Trenton, y. J.
Waterbury, Conn, and Chicago.
The petition for receiver. which SCI
forth that the concern had agencie:
all over the United States and con.
rolled the Iugersol Watch Company
Ltd. Of London. asserted that a com.
mittee Of creditors, appointed las
May, had been supervising the bust
ness.
The petition asserted also tha
claims totalling s2.320.i69 had beer
deposited with this committee. an,
that a plan for reorga anization of tn
company would be submitted 10 tn
creditors.
Robert II. Ingersooi was the origi
natof. Of the dollar watch Raccnt re
ports showed that since - mauufac
ture of the famous cheap timepiec,
known as the Waterbury watch,
down TO the present, almost 100 600,
600 had been sold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
SLAYER SENTENCED TO DIE.
Beat Girl OF III SO Badly That She
Died From Injuries.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New Castle, Pa, Dec. 37.-Thomas
Verne Ryhal, convicted here of the
death OF Clara Belle Lennox. aged Il.
was today sentenced TO die IN the
electric chair by Judge 5. p. Emery.
When asked if no had anything 10
say Ryhal replied, nothing what
ever
Ryhai was arrested after the little
girl had been found in lonely lane,
four miles from the city. July IA last.
SO badly beaten that she died No
yember o. The prosecutions charged
that he had taken her there in his
automobile.