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B121 lLLE, Ont. April 2'I—- (Oﬁi- iied across the continent. and brought here to stand trial, Harold W. Vermilyea, 49-year-old fruit grower of Ontario, Calif,’ was on February 25 convicted of minder of his mother, Mrs. Aurelia Ver- miiyea, '10, widow of Nathaniel ver- miiycu. connected with a family well known in Beilevlile and district for many years. Vermilyea was sen- tenced to be hanged May 2. The jury disregarded the defence plea of insanity.

Mrs. Vermilnea was attacked by a man with a hzzichet in front of the

I last. She died the next day. The lice-decided the attncioer must an known Mrs. Vermilyea. A man called at her home the night of the murder and had a conversation withiler. Two passers-by who saw a. has: rimming avray from the scene of the crime declared he ap- peared, reasonably well-dressed.

The police obtained a letter re- ceived by Mrs. Vennilyea from her son, Harold, in which he spoke of his financial difficulties and asked for a loan of money. Other relatives had letters from Harold giving his opinion all the childre" of Mrs. Vermliyea should share equally in her estate when she died.

Inspector Hamar K. Gardner of the provincial police and Detective Fred Isard of Belleviile checked Harold Vcrmilyeas movements, and wired Lo; Angles asking for his arrest. Evidence was he had made n. supposedly secret journey east to Toronto and than to Beilevllle, tell- ing his housekeeper iind writing to relatives he was going merely on a trip into Northern California. It was ascertained that subsequent to the murder he proceeded to Chicago and by airplane to California.

A taxi driver said he remembered driving Vcrmiirjneu. from the Grand Central airport at Glendale. Calif, immediately after the arrival oi’ the regular pamenger plane from Chicago. The pilot of the plane was located. He too recognized Ver- mﬂyea. A porter on the train be- Irween Toronto and Chicago identi-

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Vermilyca was extradited and went on trial at the assizes here before Mr. Justice Nicol Jeffrey. Considerable ‘insanity’ evidence was entered. Crown alienists testi- fied that Vermllyea, while a par- anoic type, was sane and competent to stand trial.

The jury decided the trial should go on. Vermiiyea/s ill-eyear-old daughter. a California University student said her father's financial worries seemed to have aggravated his "queernesa" Family iustory produced in court by the defence counsel, R. H: Greer. told of cases 0f mental illness among the pris- oner's connections. Verdict of guilty was brought in by the jury after deliberation of four hours and 31 minutes. The trial had lasted l0 days.

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Four weeks after Vennilyea’: conviction and sentence he was visited at his cell by Mrs. Jack Schurr, a California woman whose name was brought into the trial in the evidence given by the prisoner's daughter, who said she would not disapprove oi’ Mrs. Sehorr as a step-mother.

Probate of the will of Mrs. Aurelia Vermilyea indicated her son Harold would be entitled to about $10,000 as his share of the estate.

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against any Irishmen who fought in the Great Warpbecause such men were led to believe they were fighting for the freedom of aural] nations including their own- They would like to honor such men he said, but in doing so, objec "any imperialistic symbol as these

etries in the county, concurred,

to men were exploited by the British Empire." The other members of the board, governing body for cem-

Capt. V. E. Vesper, from the of-

fice of public works, unsuccessful- ly endeavored to persuade the board to change its mind. He said it was proposed to erect over every grave, not already marked by a private memorial, a headstone conforming with the standard de- sign adopted by the war graves commission. The headstone would bear the regimental badge and particulars, together with a. re-

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(By Joseph Dcnnigan, Canadian Press Correspondent) DUBLIN, Irish Free State, April 2'I—-County Clare board has re- fused a request by the Free State

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OHOMETREST British regimental badges to be er- over the world, he said. In the

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cemeteries and with one excep- tion all had agreed»

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Hague said he was “sfpk and tired" of having his offerings re- jootod by the Academy for the last 1a years-despite the fact he has painted more portraits of royalty than any other living artist.

The latter irate artist, who first enhlbited In the E. A. in 1ND. hll pI/Inrted portraits of Queen Vi». thrill. King George. Prime Minis- wr Ramsay MacDonald and. othlr ‘notables.

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MANGHBTER. April ZS — The peat‘ dam the foundation stcno of which has been laid recently at Haweswaler will result in alter- ing the mlp of the Blzlish lake dis- trict. It will wipe out a village, a church, half a dozen farms and a road, and turn a wooded valley in- to a lake five miles long.

These are the striking feature: of Manchester Corporation's $50.- 000.000 scheme to provide water for the city and South-East Lancashire. At the north and of H t» Valle the corporation ha; ’ a vii age of wood and cuncrm houses populated by 35o workman. They have been here for five you: blasting authoring through mibl of rock and building l-n aqueduct

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Liberai chancellor of the uohoqim a few years before, had mailed consternation among bolder: of noble titles, and Lloyd 600116‘: budut o! 1008 made than realist oven more direfuily that the land- ed estate owners of Brftuin were to endure I further violent siege of their possession.

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In Coronation Your Sir George Alexander. who was given the hon- or of haightbood at that time, was affording special delight to the feminine-matime-goers with his series of society comedies at the St. Juno's theatre, and Sir Beer- bohm Tree wls producing Shake- Ipemonhisusuallnvishsoaleat what be used to call his "bse-u-tiful" theatre, His Majesty's. Sir John

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ter of comedy noting of the two previous generations, were in happy Gros- smlth, pioneer in "song; at the piano" style of entertainment. Poor W. S. Pulley, who had made a world-wide reputation and a fort- une out o! “Chi-TRY! Aunt" was to linger for mother two years as a hopeless invalid.

Literature and art were in lose several notable figures In the first year or so o! the new nigh. W. B. Gilbert, iibrettist of the immortal Savoy Opens. died heroically in Coronation Your trying to save other; from drowning. Andrew 1.1113 died shortly after. Henry Labouch- m. the irrepressible and independ-

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BELFAST, April ilk-That l. It}! was “crueily" forced to swim four miles across Belfast Dough when chased by a local hunt was alleged in the Nor-them Ireland parlia- ment by a member, on a question of privilege, but the Parliamentary Secretary of the ministry of home affairs, G. B. Hanna, K. 0.. he had had no information on the matter except what he nw in the IIEWSDRMTS. He said. however, that he hid been info med by those acquaint- ed with the habits of sings that it was not unusual for these animals in their wild state voluntarily 00 swim great distances. and b» was not prepared to accept the sugges- tion that any cruelty was caused.

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