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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19
SALE-AUTONfOBTLESI

SALE-AUTOMOBTLES
WE
ARE
ANNOUNCE
ANOTHER
Gold Seal"
USED CAR SALESROOAI.
I'LL 18th.
For the convenience of our
many patrons we have opened
another :'Gold Seal used car
salesroom conveniently located
at
Z iii 18th.
= 4 10 { i! i
REAL u
OPENING >
BARGAINS.
1925 Hupp. 8 Coupe. 1906
1924 Hupp Club Sedan. 4o5
1925 Cleveland Sedan. ..... 4o5
1924 Buick Coupe ....... 545
1923 Willys-Knight Coupe
SEDAN 800
1923 Dodge Coupe. us
1924 Buick Touring ....... 3o5
1923 Ford Coupe ......... o5
1926 Ford Sedan ......... 28O
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. ..... 40
ON DISPLAY AT
2155 Champlain St.
You will find the following
"Gold Seal" bargains:
1927 Whippet Coach. :. ..$E5
1926 Ford Touring ....., 1875
1924 Lexington Sedan. 4. SIS
1924 Willys-Knight Tour
ing NATURALIZATION. 325
1926 Paige Coach :. ..... $50
1926 Chevrolet Coach. 800. AS
1923 Studebaker Coupe. -. 2o5
STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc.
Home of the Gold Seal
Used Cars
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s32 BILTMORE. Apt. 16 near 18th and
Columhia-Attractive. homelike bed -hvlng
room for girl: no Ink: available noH
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suburban home of employed widow: ward
porches. garage: near new school. street cat
church After pm Col 4243-W 20s
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Ola MASS. AVE. NW-One or two rooms
with or without kitchenette: nice for two
Or three adults C1s
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COLORED; 937 Rhode Island ave. NV
Reasonable; lodging for single gentleman or
lady. So per month; by the day. week or
month. 21s
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sl5 X ST. NV good downtown house
Keeping front rooms: electricity. steam heat
Ianitor service; $50 monthly for couple
Apply Ant . second floor.
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1925 Oakland Landau.
Like new. original finish and tires. fully
equipped. S340 down and S51.15 per month.
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DODGE 1927 TYPE A SEDAN; paint like
new upholstery excellent. full equipment Hnd
trrew Motor Co. 1909 14th st. NJ. NIB,
Omen eHenincs and SUNDAYS mntll 8 y m.
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VERY COMFORTABLE. scrupulouslv clean
rooms double, with twin beds. Kindly tele-
phone after pm. or before 8 am. North
1016S
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REDUCTIONS
That Are Reductions.
1919 and More on Every Car.

Frankly, our used-car stock is
out of balance, hence the quoted
prices.
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1918 OAK ST N.w-Nicely furnished room
and glassed and screened in porch ami:
near ] 4th and Park I'd. 3is
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MOTT
MOTORS, INC,
1907 18th. FRANKLIN ATT.
OWENS.

Liberal G.M.A.C. Terms.
OWENS MOTOR CO.,
1928 Georgia Ave. Col. $40.
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l31 FAIRMONT ST.-Elegant home rooms
$50 TO $40 monthly Community kitchen
ballroom parlors. elaborate furnishings. Col
SO13
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DODGE BUSINESS COCPE-Late 1924.
Original finish and upholstery. Like new.
Guaranteed. $3.50. 462 Pa. ave. NV.
franklin NS51.
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1904 NJ N.W.-Large. clean. comfortable
room. $3.50 week: single room. ST week:
at ata
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WORD-OF-HONOR
USED CARS
Guaranteed in Writing.

1926 Buick Master 6 SPIT.
roadster 5000
1923 Hudson Coach ...... $50
1924 Dodge Coupe. ....... 400
1925 Oakland Coach. ....... AIS
1923 Buick Touring. ...... US
1927 Chrysler 20 Coach. 1,l5O
1926 Olds De Luxe Coupe. 600
1926 Chevrolet Sedan. -. AS
1926 Buick Brougham. ....1 200
GAS IS" USED CARS.
1922 Maxwell Coupe. ..... $225
1923 Buick Touring. ...... US
1925 Ford Coupe ........ us
1923 Maxwell Sedan. ...... 200
1923 Olds Sport Touring. us
DICK MURPHY, INC.
Showroom, 1885 18th St. NV.
Adams 9700
Northeast Branch. 604 II St. NE.
Phone Line. 1877.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHEn

1909 10th ST. Nw.-Attractive front room
three windows. phone. beautiful library. con.
slnuous hot water. private residence gentle.
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DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN i925-Used
only 2 900 miles. Genuine bargain. $3.50.
Ace Pa. ave. NV. Franklin 1857.
DODGE SEDAN. 1925: good condition: will
take old car in trade; priced very low. Call
C0lumb ia 63Ii
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NO-DOWN PAYMENT-NO!
$3.50 TO 81 per week on any of the late
model cars listed below to property owners
payments go days after car is delivered
Bucks, Nashes. Chryslers. Chevrolets. Oak
knights, Whippets. GARDENERS. Stutz. Iincoins
Dodges Auburns. Packards and Cadillacs
Call phones. business, Main 2474: residence.
EASY TERMS-BETTER CARs-Wallace.
1709 ! St See our list In these columna
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SALE-AUTONiOBILES.

CHRYSLER 70 SEDAN. 1925: less than
5000 miles: this car is like new and will
be sold reasonable. on terms: trade accepted.
Packard 1907 KalOrama ri
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1lO1 X N.W-Large. clean room. $50: sim
gle. SIG month: parlor. use kitchen. electric
ifv hot water. ladies
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1899 10th ST. NV furnished rooms and
sleeping porch. all modern improvements.
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Z
Gold Seal
USED CAR SALESROOM.
I'LL 18th.
I'LL 18th.

For the convenience of Our
many patrons we have opened
another :Gold Seal" used car
salesroom conveniently located
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-19

1867 r. l. AVE. N.W.-Large second floor
front: private bath. Ideal for or 3 per-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
CHINESE SISTERS WED
 RIVAL ARMY LEADERS
should All Go Well, They will be Wives of Bitter National
 Enemies.

New York. Sept. % Rt-Love laughs not only at loCksmiths but in nationalist China it even smiles aloud in the face of political emnity. Two charming sisters of the house Of Soong have selected for their hus- bands men who have been prom inent in the rival sections of the na- tioHalist movement.
 Miss Mciling Soong, petite Welles- ley graduate, modestly informed her social friends over the teaCups in Shanghai q few days ago that she loved the great General Chiang kai- Shek and that they would wed, pro- vided her family gave the consent required by tradition.
 Now Mciling's sister, Madame Sun Yat Sen. widow Of the founder of the nationalist movement, is report ed 10 have become the bride in Mos COW of Eugene Chen, who was much in the news a few months ago as foreign minister of the so-called rad ical regime at Hankow.
 Should Meiling's attachment for Chiang kai- -Shek have such a hap py fruition, the sisters will be the wives Of men who have been politl- cal enemies for some time. Chiang led the moderate nationalists in their break from Chen's Hankow regime and Chen is said never 10 have for given him.
 Both men are back in private life now, but the dispatches reporting Chens marriage say he and his bride intend to celebrate their honeymoon in China by starting a new revolu- ton with the financial assistance of the third or communist interna- tioAll
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
NEW INTERNAL REMEDY
 ENDS AGONY OF PILES

troubled since" continued this man.
 Ihanks to modern chemistry coatInr "as been found for tablets that Is i'm. FefFIous to gastric juices so the tablet h"5'es through the stomach into inc bowels where t dssoIves releasine, heaHng' soothing. beneficial and harm. ,'sS Aeihal medicines that reach the '''i seat or troublc-remove the cause -aho hansh piles, or hemorrhoids
 Glorious, lasting relief from even tho worst case of bleeding. itching. burning rrotrudtng piles is So certain, posffita ana sure that several druggists offer money back If these Colac Pile puIs fail to bring complete relief
 Not a laNatiVe-these harmless Cnlac Pile Pills are taken with q swallow of water at meal time for a few days per directions on bottle. Even delicate in Na'lds sit, walk and sleep comfortably without pain fin few hours in many in stances and shortly after entire relief certainly with messy sa!ves supnosi- tories or ugly operations no longer nee rSsafy' no one. young or old, should suf- fer any more, Colac Pile Pills. Soc st all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
SAY UNIVERSITY
 GIRL UNBALANCED
Doctors Testify She Suffers
 Enlarged EgOism"

Georgetown, Texas, Sept. % LR, - A form of insanity made Rebecca Bradley Rogers incapable of dis tingulshing between right and wrong when she is alleged 10 have set fire 10 a house as part of a plan to rob a bank, her attorneys con- tended in completing testimony at her trial here on a charge of arson.
 Otis Rogers, who secretly mar ried the defendant on their gradu- ation from the University Of Texas two years ago, joined expert wit nesses in testifying yesterday that his wife apparently was "unbal- anced."
 She simply isn't there" Dr, Max Handman, Texas University profess sor and criminologist, told the jury.
 Rogers. who gave up his law practice to come to his Wifc's de- fcnse as associate counsel testified she seemed to feel that she was in capable of wrong. This condition existed" he said. prior to Decem- her last, when she Is charged with burning d mousse neaF DaNk at Round Rock, Tex, and of the rob bery of a bank at Buda. Tex, Of s1.000 the following day"
 Dr. Livingston Anderson, Austin alienist, told Of examining Mrs. Rogers after her arrest. He de- scribed her ai!ment as dementa praecox and said she exhibited de usions of grandeur"
 Campbell Beard, also a university instructor, testified she apparently was afflicted with "enlarged ego ism"
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Former FolIies Girl
 Marries Divorced Man

Baltimore, Sept. 2g (q - Aaron Benesch, retired merchant and bank CT Of this city, and Miss Helen Hen detson member Of the ZleEfald Fol lies from 1923 to 1925, were mar Tied at Zion Lutheran church here late Yesterday. The wedding follow cd what Mr. Benesch called an 'eIopement' from New York city. where he has lived since 1922.
 Mr, Benesch, in taking out q mar riage license, gave his age as G0. while Miss Henderson's was stated 10 be 23.
 Miss Henderson has been divorced once and Ar Benesch twice in Baltl- more courts.
 MT Benesch's first wife was grant cd a divorce on statutory grounds in 1916. A weak later he remarriod and was divorced on the same grounds in 1925.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

cities when the tercentenary is held here in 1880. He said that he first got his idea of such a league when bouck White attempted 10 organize the Boston Tercentenary association In 1923. Whites efforts failed but Ryan took up the idea and started issuing invitations.
 If Mayor Nichols doesn't know anything about my plans it is his own fault said Ryan, because I sent him a copy Of the invitati, d."
 Ryan is 50 years old and is the father of five children. He is em- ployed as e janitor in a printing plant here.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
GIRL OF "A YEARS IS
 SEEKING MAYORS JOB
New Hampshire University Graiu. ate Active G. o. r. Worker
 in Concord
in Concord

Concord. \. H.. Sept. 2g L4p - Nomination papers We're filed here yesterday by the first woman aspir- ant Tor the office Of mayor in the cltys history. Miss II Gwendlyn Jones, 24 years old, a graduate of the University Of New Hampslire IS the young woman who will op- pose Mayor Fred II. Warden, who seeks reelection, and E. B. Haskell,
 The ticket is nonpaItizan, but Miss Jones has been actively inter- ested in republican politics since her graduation from college last June.
 The largest active volcano in the world is ktlauea in the Hawaiian Is lands.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
They Relieve Piles Easily Now Without Salves or
 Operation QUICK RELIEF EVEN
 FOR CHRONIC CASES

Although I suffered almost con- slantjy with piles for several years began getting relief within 24 hours after starting this marvellous new treatment in tablet form and in few days every sign of my trouble had disappeared, enthu- siastcaIly declared C. k. Wander Carr. Of Grand Mere, r. Q. Canada.
 My case was chronic, often con- timing me to my bed, and nothing l tried helped until a year ago when l got hold Of a bottle Of Colac Pile Pills and l have never been
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

| clusions drawn from the decline Of l the birth rate in the upper classes by Professor Elbworth Huntington Of Yale and Leon F. Whitney. Of 1 800 of Mir. Ziegfeld's beauties who have married only 25 have children. Brussels-Preparati have been made for a salute of lel guns when the stork visits Crown Princess As 1 trid. If hopes are disappointed and princess arrives the salute will be ! 100 less.
 New YorI-Captain Victor Rogers thinks that he knows from study Of the stars at sea that he cannot be happy with Mrs Rogers. An affi- daVit filed in separation proceedings says: "The Zodiac Is dead against me and there can be no love be- tween Dorothy and myself"
 Los Angeles-In order to escape jail for contempt Miss Daisy Lorent- Zen has paid $50 month back ali mony to her divorced husband, Ii. J. Lorentzen. He testified she has always taken hls earnings as cat tleman.
 Colby, Kansas-Gount and Count ess Alfred Non Wedel of Berlin have had hard luck on their honeymoon Their jewels were stolen in hotel in New Yorl; and their car, after taking them 1000 miles. was struck by another, the count eing knocked unconscious and the countess cut.
 Portage, Wis.-With the groom cutching the wheel and the bride havirg her arms around him. honeymoon has ended in a tragic which Mr, and Mrs. John j. Pirkl of Marshall. Minn., were touring pmng- ed into a pond. Old shoes Wage dangling on the car when it was re- covered with the bodies.
 New Haven-City budget for 1928, ] calling for an application Of $S.-. hp WI anu d itlIutlloll III lllt 'bN l. mill rate from 25 10 2i mills is pass cd by board of aldermen.
 New Haven-Ncw Yale freshmen class numbers SS7 students, selected . from approximately 1,7G0 applicants,
 New HaVen-Yale varsity football l squad is cut to 5S.
 New Haven-James ,Oll Folks) i Pickett of Boston is indicted for murder, second degree. for alleged staying of Harry Smith Of Bridge port on August i, at Negro outing in Meriden.
 Danbury-LeVi K. Mansfield, 9O
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
RUSSIA IS DUpED
 BY 'HUB' JANIT0R
Accepts Invitation to Boston'S
 IelCentenary

MOSCOW. Russia, Sept. % (ir - An iA'llation 10 participate in the cele- hrdtIon ot the third centenary of inc ci'y or Boston has been accepted by m" soviet presidium. A decision 10 send q delegation to Boston for the event Was reached Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Boston. Sept p DP,-William ". Ryan, Dorchester januor and self styled Organizer and president of the World League of Cities" IS inc author or an invitation to Boston s terccntenaFy celebration which re- suited in an acceptance by the Soviet government at Moscow yesterday. lie said so himself last night while Bos- ton city officials issued d denial that any invitations had been sent out by them
 Not only has the Moscow govern ment been invited. but also hundreds or cities in the United States, Eng land, France, Russia. Italy China. Japan and Indian, declared Ryan.
 "For four and a haf years. have sent four invitations day to cities in these countrics,' he added. I have not missed a day"
 l. is Ryans idea, he explained, 10 organize a "world conference of
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Housewiives! Here's
 New Way 10 Take Sting Out Of TredFeet

If you are on your feet all day you'll welcome this new treatment for aching, swollen feet. Put a ta- blespoonful of Sylpho-Nathol in gallon of hot water and bathe your feet in it. Instantly takes out the sting, stops the burning, reduces swelling. Try it tonight. Get Syl- pho Nathol at all dealers.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
FLASHES OF LIFE: EVANGELINE BOOTH
 WON'T CHANGE HER NAME JUST YET

London-Efforts are being made
 to pursuade Evangeine Booth. com
 mander of the Salvation Army. tc change her name by matrimony
 But l cannot see it." she said. My whole heart Is in my work. I don't
 propose to be caught at this date in lfe."
 New York-G. Maurice Heck scher, real estate dealer and son ot | August Heckscher, millionaire phil anthropist, is on his honeymoon with the former Lucia Gear, actress who played in The Gold Diggers" and was formerly the wife of Byron | Chandler, millionaire kid" August 1 Heckscher. who has been involved in litigation with Frieda Hempel, , singer, did not attend the wedding. Chicag has been caus- ed at the University of Chicago by the marriage in New York Of Miss Dorothy Nicholson. daughter Of | io4 toaOI hIbtlt A. hItIltiSu1r tD Sheldon Dick. Relatives understood she went 10 New York to see him off for study at Cambridge univer- sity and to do some shopping for q trip to Europe with her mother and sister The wedding was in Green wich Village.
 Cleveland-The jury which award ed s3,655 damages because Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mack were locked up for betting is accused by Police Scr geant Frank Rolfs of prejudice. He seeks new tial
 New York-Though she may be separated legally from her husband, it is wife's positive duty to care for him during illness the surro- gates court has decided. By so doing Mrs. Frederick C. Peters did not forfeit her rights to So00 Q month for life granted under sep arate agreement.
 Beverly, Mass Hiss Anna Eos ter Lovett, 57, whose ancest DTS came over on the Maynower, is 10 wed Peter S. Terry 35, who once did chores at her show place on the fashionable north shore and drove her car. He now sells insurance.
 Baltimore - Tn an "elopement" from New York as he describes it, Aaron Benesch, 60. retired banker, has married Miss Helen Henderson, 23, formerly of the Follies. They could not get license in New York because of restrictions under his last divorce.
 New York-ln few centuries the world seems destined to lack beauti- ful women. Such is one of the con-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Great For Piles
PetersOn's Ointment

T. G. Rockstrom, of Detroit, writes: T suffered with piles for over 25 years-nothing did me any good. After my fourth box of Peter sons Ointment I am nearly cured. It is the greatest Ointment I ever heard of 35 cents box at all drug gists.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

year old mason, believed to be the oldest in the state, dies.
 New Haven-Reward of $500 is offered for recovery Of body Of Ed ward A, Chatlos, Stratford drowned ln New Haven harbor, Sunday.
 New Haven-Cut-throat methods of realtors have been succeeded by q '1lgh standard of ethics, Dr. Charles k, Brown, dean Of Yale divinity school, tells nearly $50 real estate men In convention here.
 Sterling-Warrant for the arrest of William St. John. charging him with criminal assault pending inves- tlgation into death Of his wife. k is- sued
 Naterbury-pifth annual meeting or the New England couferenr. of Catholic hospitals closes.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29
Father Asks Own Son
 Be Sent to Prison

Chicago, Sept. 29 tE) - Asserting that his request was actuatcd only by love, Charles August, head Of an ink manufacturing corporation here. today asked q municipal court judge 10 send his son, Henry 24. 10 jail for robbery. The request was grant od.
 Air. August said he discovered Henry held up and robbed his other son, Prank, r. Of a payroll of about $500 last April. The payroll belong ed to the father.
 Although the father said he was convinced his sons conspired in the robbery, lie asked that Frank be parolcd. This, too, was granted Henry was given q six months sen tcnCe.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

An investment of s25.000, 00n. GOO is represented in the plant and equipment Of ali the American rail roads.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

New York-In a few centuries the world seems destined to lack beauti- full women. Such is one of the con-
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

year old mason, believed to be the oldest in the state, dies.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Danbury-Levi K. Mansfield. 9r
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

New Haven-James ,Old Folks) Pickett of Boston is indicted for murder, second degree. for alleged staying of Harry smith Of Bridge port on August i, at Negro outing in Mcriden.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Beverly, Mass Hiss Anna Eos ter Lovett 57 whose ancestors came over on the Maynower, is to wed Peter & Terry, B, who once did chores at her show place on the fashionable north shore and drove her car. He now sells insurance.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Los Angeles-In order to escape jail for contempt Miss Daisy Lorent- Zen has paid $50 q month back ali mony to her divorced husband. H. J. Lorentzen. He testified she has always taken hls earnings as a cat tleman
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Cleveland-The jury which award ed s3,655 damages because Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mack were locked up for betting is accused by Police Scr geant Frank Rolfs of prejudice. He seeks q new tal
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

New Haven-Now Yale freshmen class numbers SS7 students, selected from approximately 1,7G0 applicants.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

New Haven-City budget for 1928, calling for an application Of $S.- 632, and reduction in the tay mill rate from 25 10 2i mills is pass cd by board of aldermen.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-29

Brussels-Preparations have been made for a salute of lel guns when the stork visits Crown Princess As trid. If hopes are disappointed and princess arrives the salute will be 100 less.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-14
GIFT NIGHT TONIGHT

Tonight many of New Bmtan's live wire mer chants will usher in Gift Night at The Capitol Theater. The stores whose announcements ap pear on this page are awarding gifts to all those present at the theater tonight. Be on hand. You will have an enjoyable evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-13
SPLl MIND
Girl NEAR
COL APS

Continued from First Pagel
a the first degrees. finished the
court.
And that finished velnass com.
posure. Il shattered her adamant
calm. she slrieked and sobbed and
finally. when her mothers COM
3orting embrace sought her shout
der. slid to the floor.
1.-THE poor child thought that the
worst that would happen would be.
d reduction of the charge and her
admittance ID bail, explained her
mother, Mrs. B. Il. Van Woert, Of
Cleveland When she heard the
Judge say she was held without.
bail on charge Of murder In the
first degree she assumed she had!
been convicted and was being sem
fenced to the electric chair.
At the hearing before Judge Hell
ter, Attorney Francis PoulSon arr
gued that Vienna exercised q right
guaranteed to her by the Constftu-
ton Of the United States, when
she killed her husband.
.sVeIma West certainly was not
the aggressor In the events that
led to Edward Vests DEATH he
said. He had struck her on pre-
vious occasions and was threaten.
Ing to do II again. She did the
thing the Constitution of the United
States guarantees to ller--the right
Of defending her person against e
violence.
.'She was not required to measure
10 nicely the degree Of force to-
b used II repeIIing the attack on
her.
She Is guilty Of nothing. has d
perfect case Of self-defense, and we
are certain Of acquittal. =
The possibility Of basinR the de.
Tense Of an insanity plea appears
10 have faded out almost completely.
ivelna's lawyers claim to be salts
fled with the self-defense angle.