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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16

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Good for You MISS Turner /izi
cried. Now, will your sense Of jus
tice go so far as 10 answer TOW
questions?"
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NO l 40 not. But
fou re going to say we can 7
Vouch for a desperate woman But
/ want your honest opinion. Aside
from the facts Of seeing Mrs. Ray
nor fleeing out Of the sun parlor that
night. aside from any thought Of
eytdence-you would be surprised to
learn that Mrs Raynor was n Grim
inal."
Very much surprised. She is Of
the martyr type. She suffered IN
silence"
"eha Gives me that fpnrese4o,, j"
Zlzi said
Nancy Ravnor is woman who
loves yel,v few raonle She adored
her father. she worsbips her brother
and she l. nassfonafeIv IN love
with Mr.. Finley. She il friendly
with Miss Matte bur there Is no
real affection there"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16

Merchant Plumbers. Meet
ing, Denison.
Grotto Auxiliary. Meeting.
Denison.
Phi Sigma chi. Meeting.
SIP. m. Severin
Credit Men uron and steel
Group. Meeting p. m Din
ner. 6 p. m. SEVERN.
The Associated Employees
Directors. Dinner, $3.50 p. m.
SEVERN.
Vonnegut Machinery Com
pany. Meeting. Severin
Passenger Traffic Club.
Luncheon. $50 D. m SEVERN.
Auto Dealers. Luncheon.
Spink-Arms.
Indiana Township Trustees.
Meeting. Claypool
knights Of Columbus Lunch
con, 1916. Claypool
IIiwanls Club. Luncheon.
Claypool
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WHEN FIRST CAME HERE
HATED HER"

Iii looked at her curiously. All
+ this might or mlsht nor be true.
Besides. Miss Turner went on.
/ IT was in the pantry talking 10 the
i cook when the shot rang out Cook
VIII tell you this. Then ran to
the door and turned on the lights. "
And saw?' said Ziz. tell me
again"
And saw" Miss Turner said. "and
saw Mrs. Bayuor going out and Mr..
/ FIuley holding the pistol lis more
needed TO convict either one Of those
! two-or both?'.
YES" Zizi said II have timed
it. and 1 know it must have taken
you at least a fun minute 10 get
FROM The pantry t. that door and
10 push the light button In THAT
minute much could have happened.
"Au right" said Eva Turner.
then YOU ought to get those two
off with d not proven verdict. There
+ Is no possible d.ubt. but If it can't
be proved. then they can go free. !
suppose"
AS you put it," Zizi said. slowly.
lit would seem that those two. at
The east and west doors. We're the
actors of the drama. ami You two at
the north and south doc~s-you and
Mr. Kent-were the audience"
Mr.. Kent didn't come till three or
four minutes later"
What did you all do in tho mean
time?"
II don't know-nothing much. I
think 7 found Miss Rayuor at my
side and I think I glasped at her.
we rather chung together. Mr.. Fin
| ley continued 70 stare at the pistol
and he kept on rubbing it with his
/ handkerchief; Mrs. Raynor didn't do
anything, just stood and stared
You said she was going out"
She turned and came back. and
stood IN the doorway. Then Mr..
Kent came and ne flew To her side"
Without looking at Mr. Raynor2"
He didn't seem to--as I recollect
He rushed TO Mrs. Raynor. and put
his arm around her-for she looked
as If she would faint"
You like Mrs Raynor?" Zizi
asked this quitea casually.
II don't know" Eva returned,
slowly. When / first came here
hated her She was Raynor's wife
she had everything that he had
long ago promised to me. You can
imagine what a Tilted girl feels to-
ward her successful rival. 1 came
prepared to hate her-but I meant
no wrong to her. ] came here to get
out Of Douglas Raynor. wanted
to make him suffer as much as he
I had made me suffer. wanted
money. but I also wanted tn make
him suffer mentally and physically.
both. gave him the arsenic. in
+ sufficient doses To scare him and to
make him ill-but ] didn't mean to
kin him. I proposed to stop short
Of that Well. then. when Mr.. Fin
lev came 7 found I could hurt him
! by suggesting that Mrs. Raynor still
cared for Mr.. Finley
IAN in all made Douglas Raynor
/ pretty miserable and I'm glad of it.
! He vented his anger on his wife
/ but I couldn't help that. II she did
/ shoot hint was no more than
/ could he expected of a woman who
/ had borne all she could bear. No
| one but myself knows what awful
| misery that man heaped on her heau.
II Nancy Raynor is accused-if she
ia tried, I will go on the stand ana
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II
IWI Miss Raynor, now, she was
- on the stairs behind where
Miss Turner was"
But that was after the shot. Miss
Matte didn't leave her room until
she heard the report. then she
Started-then Mr.. Finley started
from the east veranda. then Mrs
Raynor started from the west ter
racial these people started. be
cause OF hearing that shot. Now. I
say Il could have been fired by Miss
Turner, she could have hurried back
into the house. and standing in that
north door between the house and
the sun room. she could have turned
on the nghts-just as we know she
did So after she had killed her
man"
We'll. weIl-now, come. you do
make It sound plausible-but. no. #
she had murdered Raynor, Miss Tur-
ner would never have come back
here. She would have disappeared
entirely-yes. sir. so she would"
1T does seem likely" admitted
Zlzi. but I wanted 10 show you
that there was-there Is a possibility
OF her being the criminal
"Oh, Lord. there's q possibility Of
any of those people who stood a.
those various doors"
And each one so agitated. 50
shocked. that no clear account can
be got from anv Of them
That's so. There's Miss Turner
now-want to talk 10 herr"
Zizi did. and Dobbins called the
nurse TO them.
She was tacIturn. but willing to
answer questions. She admitted her
attempt to poison Mr. Ravnor. but
said she didn't mean 10 kill him.
only TO make him i'll and then prom
Use to restore him TO health if he
would give her a large sum Of
money. This he had done, and the
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16

to wear to keep il from coming out.
and how to treat it to overcome the
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Why wear truss all your life II
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WATERFOWL, N. Y.
dr-e~%4Sep,1rt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16
REGIN HERE TOnAY

Douglas Rsyu0r is found shot
through the heart IN the early eve
ming on the floor OF the sun room
Of Flower Acres his Long Island
home. Standing over the dead man.
pistol in hand. is Malcolm Finley.
former sweetheart Of Raynors wife.
Nancy. Eva Turner. Raynor's nurse.
stands by the light switch Then
Ezra Goddard. friend of Finley.
Miss Matte. Raynor's sister. and
others. enter the room. Lionel Ray
nor. son OF Douglas Raynor by first
marriage. comes to claim his father
estate but Is forced to reveal that
his claim Is false Pennington Wise,
a celebrated detective. and Zizi. his
girl assistant, are called to take the
case out Of the hands of Detective
DObbins Dobbins and Zlzi are dis
cussing the case. DObbius admitting
that he suspects Nancy most strong
gr~ IS ha y
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RUPTURED
WOMEN
SEE
Lady Expert
AT
New Colonial Hotel
Indianapolis


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Dec. 10 and 20. She viii be there
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a free demonstration ana trial Of the
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Mrs. easier is a lady expert ~
exceptional ability in caring for rup-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16

County Fish and Game Club Dor
catching the largest bass His fish
weighed three pounds and one and
a half ounces.
T1ACOB KREAG. IS, Arcadia
undertaken, estimates he
80 has buried $500 persons In
forty-two years.
Walter Champion. Portland farm
err. is suing his wife for DIVORCE al.
leging she left him when he lost
his right leg,
Ralph Ewry had to run for his
life when a runaway ntvver charged
down the street at Portland.
Lafayette reports q radio thief
who took two conplete outfits from
the Kenny service station.
r-7DwARfT II. GIMMER aud
Miss Cecil Black lost their
marriage license at Bluff
ton County Clerk stroup gave
them a new one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16
Pop Corn Dangerous

HULL. England-When Morris
Ground was popping corn and one
OF the kernels flew up and struck
him in an eye. he paid no atten-
ton TO the slight irritation that
followed. An infection set in that
left him blind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-16

Here Is the solution to Mondays
crossword puzzle:
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
THE IMMORAL CROWD
SPARED A ROASTING
Rev. Mr.. ScattrrgoOd Has Been Too
Busy To Give The Devil Il
Tustle

wild young things nnd wilder old
things whose alleged immoral cvn-
duet was to have been exposed 10y Il
certain Elizabeth city minister, VIII
hr spared indefinitely. The preach
rr who was quoted at length IN this
newspaper on July 81 aS threaten
ing tp take off the lii in Elizabeth
city aud show mp things at Nays
Heads aS well. has decided 10 walt
n bit. The minister who was To
have made the biz exposure * Rev.
Frank ". ScattcrgOod, pastor of
Cnnn Memorial Presbyterian Church
This newspaper Withheld his name
upon request when hc came 10 this
newspaper in July and conrihrd his
plans aud asked for publicity.
Having waited two months for
Mr.. Scattcrgood tO rails" tn" roof,
this newspaper has asked him why
he never made good his threats. -
have been busy with other things.
said Mr.. Scattrrgo0d, "and decided
tu let the subject rest awhile"
Possibly things in Elizabeth city
are not - terribly bad. since this
gentleman Of the cloth has stood by
and said nothing while the devil
was putting in his damnahlc work
all sumner. Let's hope things are
not 80 bad.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS
CLUB SITE IN CAMDEN

The Directors of the Elizabeth
city Country Club met Mondny
ni.ht aud accepted the report of
the site committee, which recon-
mcndcd the purchn'" of 200 acres of
land in Camden County ns II site
for the club house. golf links nnd
other improvements to bc built by
the club. The committee had re-
"civrd only four offers of sites FOR
the club. they being 100 acres near
Corimth Church. no price stipulated; :;
y tract of ~ In 50 acres IL miles
from TOWN on Flatty Creek At 81
Wu: u tract containing 100 acres
of the Worth AMI llOllOwell prop.
crty at S2J.OOO: and the site now
under consideration In Camden.
offered 10y u. J. Wood, u. l.. Windcr.
Jr.. and others for $l2,5OO. Th"
committee favored the Camden site
because Of its natural advantages
for .olf links, and their opinion was
backed MP by expert advice. from
u designer of links. DR.. John
Saliha was chairman of the COM
mittcc.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
KRAMER TO ATTEND
BIG BANKERS MEET

II. g.. Kramer Ot this city, Vice.
pr..silput and Cashier nf the Sav-
iu.s Bank \ Trust Company. who
for three years has hc"u Treasurer
of the y. &. Bankers ASS""latl"n.
will leave Saturday to attend tn"
National Convention at the Am"rl-
can Bankers Ass,uciatiun Ia thi'"I-
go. Nir. Kramer will hc Registered
at the Congress Hotel with th"
delegation at Bankers Association
~rcrrtnri,., from ull over the United
States. Eigh; to ten thousand del
rcatrs are expected To he pres ~
nt the convention. Alr. Kramer
attended the convention in Atlant &
city in l32.;. aud In New York Ctl!
in l922.
Among III" SPEAKERS at tn" con
vru,i,n in Chicago will bc Dwi-rt
W. Morrow of J. =. Morgan y Co.. 4:
Arthur Reynolds. President pt III"
Continental and Commercial Bank
nr chicago: &. II. Markham. PrcSi'
dent of the Illinois Central Rail
ruad: senator George W. Pepper
AMI Justice james &. tr"pScN "t
The supreme court of New York.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
HIGHER PAY SOUGHT BY
SURFMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Organization With Headquarters
Here. On the Job With Brief
TO Washington

IIi.hcr pay for the mon ot the
Coast Guard service thiurut the
IrIt,i States is asked in Il brief
Suhmii,r,! rrcontlY' - 'hr Secretary
Of the Treasury by the Surfncn's d
Mutual Benefit Association, IN or
ganization of Coast Guard men thru
ont the United States, with head
quarters in Elizabeth City. y. W.
Daily. Manager Of the Insurance
Department of the Carolina Bank
ing & Trust Go. Is Scrrrlary.trcas-
urrr tO the Association.
The brief submitted Icy tn" Assoc
citation. copy of which II printed
elsewhere in this newspaper sub
mitS tha, under existing lnws no
action by Congress is needed Ia
raise the pay of Coast Guards. but
that the Secretary of the Navy, M
der existing laws, has the author
iiy to remedy the situation and IN.
crease the efficiency of the service.
hy raising sIrimrn from Grade four
10 Grade three thru II change Of
existing regulations.
This action would increase the
base pay of Surfmcn from MoOO
tn 700 II mpnth. The .\s.0cirtion
contends that the efficiency of the
service " being lowered because
men who make the most capable
Surfmcn cannot adequately support
their families on the Salary now
allowed.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
IMPROVEMENTS TAKE CITi'S
F.iNORITE L0ifING PLACES

The removal Uf III" vi''" steps
that formed the S,airwayS ~ the
Bee Hive building and the bradford
huilIin. un Main Street has taken
away 1--WE uf the towns iavorlt"
loafimg places. Here va, hradquar'.
rrs of the night police where they
passed the long hours after the
movies had closed. Many were the
men rlrrird H. Congress. the Pr"Si-
drncy, the Goyrrnor,hip, and all the
county offices hy the shiny.boli"m"d
fraternity gathered un the wide
steps of the Bee Hive building from
day 10 dny Ia settle the pr"hl"mS of
the world. From thcr" was strict
apprnisal made of all the feminine
uulrhrilu,l" that passed.
All this Is torn away T" give place
to nn entrance to oliver Gilbert =
store. The crowd might have NOV
rd across the street Ia the stairs
of the Bradford building, where
they were wont To 80 when the sim
bcrnmc too hot on the Bee Hive.
But alas. this too il zone, and j.
now the imposing "ntranc" of IN"
store Of MCCabc \ Gricc. Th"
night ppliccmun's job will hc hard
or aud harder. The clcarin: hollS"
for all the latest jokes has gone. IL
may bc necessary now to place Il
bench or two on the cOur house
lawn.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26

Senator rat Williams. Elizabeth
,ity'S able Antagonist of tn" scheme,
AMI Iud.r Grnrgr Brown. Mr..
Bailey will challenge one or all at
these critics uud Il" believes II" cih
mop mp with them "n IT." platform.
Mr. Barley alsp ST At rest any
rumurs started Ihrn' his $ulkiE"
in the Drm"cIuii" camp. lie opened
the campaign in IIarn"t'. "i"'e -"
ritnry. and rolluwri With II spr"ra
NJ little Wa,hiustuu. Folks who
heard him ,p"a! - Duk" l""lar" II
>urms>rd in cv"rg way III" grand
IrIiyr,rruc' her" "r United STATE:
S"n.'ur Harrison.
The Republican rrouhl" is all du"
To- MIR. Mr"kiH,' declaration for the
Governors ship hill. Several "f th"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
BICPROCRAMS
FOR FIVEDAYS
Congressman Ward and Big
Speakers Coming To Fair
October 7 to IL

Completed arrangements for
the program for each OF the
five days Of the Albcmarle Dis
trict fair to be held October I
to II show that plans have been
made to give everybody a good
time. Big free acts and horse
racing daily will add to the oc-
casion, and numerous farm cX-
hibits will show the best things
grown in this section.
On Tuesday, the opening day, the
fair will bc turned over to the
school children of this section, aud
the children will bc admitted for
only IL cents each. All children
in the radius of the fair are urged
10 attend.
Wednesday will be Elizabeth city
day when the citizens and cm-
ploycS of Elizabeth city will visit
the fair. giving II large city attend
ancc.
The biggest ilay of the fair vii
probably hc Thursday, October y,
when Congressman Ward and other
biz speakers will bc present on the
occasion of the presentation of
Gold Medals to surfmcn of Station
10 who rescued IL British scamen
from II burning ship during the
World War. This day will be
known aS Coast Guard Day.
Friday will he farmers day, when
special attention will be given rural
visitors and ample provision made
for their accommodation.
Saturday. the last day. Is 10 bc
called Col0rrd Day and turned over
To the negroes to enjoy. Negro
Races and entertainment Of cSpec-
ial interest To the COlorrd people
will br provided.
Persons desiring 10 Use advcrtis-
INK space at the fair should get IN
touch with II. l.. Smith. Elizabeth
City's veteran sign painter.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
oJhp ,BANK CL(QK ANo TIE S'OOA JIPKER
MABEL SPEAKS HER MIND.

came to town "u the mi"ht train ANA
left in the morning:
YOU accuse the girls of grating
and sp"nging on y"u male illl"S'
and want Ia know who taught the
Girls 10 sponge ou YOU: Haven't
ynr been rnrcirg your attentions
and your gift, um girls all your
lives: Haven't you men always act
cd with women ~ If money WAS
the cheapest thin= in the w"r'd'
and don't most "r you art like mlI-
liounirrS and try Ia show oil ~
Tin horn sports aud SpcmdcrS every
time n Girl gocs out with YOU:
You talk about the candy, the
flowers. the drinks. the NOW"
ii, Lcts AMI the gaaulin" you buy
for us. aud YOU even make n great
ndo about the occasional bottle oi
cheap perfume YOU buy for n. You
poor silly fool. Why don't yen
know that YOU would 20 In debt In
Keep uS in silk stockings and a'l
the pretty. silky imiimat" things
we wear If we would just let YOU
do il? If we were the grnIt"rS You
SAY We are. the Hood System In
dustrinl Rank couldn't hr%in in
finance the loans sou would want
to blow in on us.
and that's about all | want tn
say to you this morning and It's
more than I'll ever say to yOu again.
call yuu u cheap It'll" sport you
have been cutting II Splurgc, putting
nn fine and mighty airs and batting
us with your small coin all your
lives and when YOU begin Ia realize
what fools you are you blame IL all
ou the women just like old Adam
blamed il all on poor old Mother
Eve"
And hnvin. delivered herself thus.
~ Mabel gave toss of her pretty
head, flashed one parting look of
srOrn and diSdain at the Soda Jerk
rr and swept ont of the Corner
Pharmacy.
well I'm damned" said the
Soda .Icrkcr.
You sure are" said III" Bank
Clerk.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26
REFUSED LICENSE BUT
KEPT BALLS ROLLING
When Told To by r.. =. Aydlett
Whose Clicni> May BE
Legally Immune.

John Dawson, ~" -. operator "f
u pool room under tn" southern
Hotel owned hy L.. 7. Ar'll"tt. aud
who WAS refused renewal uf lccn>"
hy tn" committee pI.SiuS ~ mat
irr~ uf this kind. may not have io
huv" u lir"u~" anyway. IL L.. +.
NyIlrtt'S word is stronger than law.
Mr.. Dawson keeps his pool room
.rin.. althn hr has nn lir"nS" AMI
hi> PLACE was ordered closed. But
u" !, keeping his plac" g"inc in de
flame" "r IA" I"lic'' at IN" iu>tigu-
'i"m "r his landlord aud lawyer,
T.. =. Aydlctt.
John Dawson WAS fined so In
police court here Monday. when
found guilty 10y u jury, nf Operating;
ih" pool r""m without license. ""
took an appeal To- superior Court
under bond uf Slw.
Tn" regulation of pool rooms J..
IN The hands of H." Mayor. TIA" tity
Manager, and M" County Welfare
Onirrr. u cummtIr" nf thrr" which
must pass "n all applications. Daw.
sons pool room wa, closed bccaIlS"
minors were said 10 have h"cu fire.
quentin. il Hud making II nuisance
uf IT," place. But laws don't both
rr. hi, lawyer infer that the com
mitlrr nf three are liars perhaps.
und not qualified tu Hy who should
run pool rooms in Elizabeth city.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26

The Eank Clrrk Hud th" SOFIA
.I"rkrr W"r" about I" engage III
their Nrvkly rhiuiU,l Tia" "lh'i
mpruil. wien Nlah"l hl"w in. The
SOFIA .Irrh.r adjusted his nrcktle
.avc himself au approving look III
The mirror put on his best hr-vamp
iug Smil" aud sailed around The
fountain ln take MahrrS order.
AN ir" cream s"da, please Sht
said irily. aud th" Soda J"rk"r
could tell 10y the l"uks III" gay" Inn
thnt there WAS a"mcIhing in The
wind. lie served ia" lee cream
SOFIA nmd started H. hurry back to
the fountain hrf"r" Mabel started
something. Sh" had II had look III
her eyes aud the Soda J"rkcr was
feeling uneasy.
".Iuf Il minute" said Mahcl
'Ynu needn't l." in such II hurry
I've gnl sumclhiug 10 say I" You.
after rcadislg what you said
about the company of girls not he
ing worth the price you pay Tor II,
I resolved never IL enter thus place
again 80 loug ~ you were employed
here: hut changed my mind nnd
came here this mormin% just to gct
nm nnpuriumiiy tu tell ynu what
think ur you amd Of your miserable
Kind.
You thought il sounded very fine
and smart 4" roast the girls because
we let yuu fool men spend youI
money on us: you call us grait"r'
and spongcrS; You say we don't
know the value ot dollar ana
that our only ilCH j. to get some.
thug out of life for nothing.
Did ID ever occur To You that
you vain. silly. ShcCphcadcd. hypro
critical male things have nobody
but your fool selves To- blame fol
the money You spend On tn" girls
and don't YOU know that You hav,
80 little dollar sense that If you
didn't spend your money on II decent
girl you'd give il IL Il ho0tlcggcr
gamble it away in Il pool room ol
blow in your last dollar for III,
favnrS "f the first flip thins that
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26

FOR nearly 10 Years Mr. Zoeller
has snapped the mugs of northeast.
crn North CarOliml people. holding
his own and plugging along regard
less Of competition. In his long
career Of photography in Elizabeth
City. Mr. Zoeller has watched scores
Of photographers come and 90. but
none could stick with Iosller's
Studio. Today the only studio here
/, /oCllcr'> just ~ when the pro.
prirtor came here from the Bach.
rach Studios in Baltimore. where
he was trained. Nr. IOcllcr rose
10 statewide notice last week when
hm was elected president Of the
Eastern Carolina Photographers
Association 10 succeed Capt. \. D.
Clement. prominent GollsborO
photographer.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1924-09-26

local partinnS declared beforehand
they would not vut" for liz" El'z'
rErth City man II hc came ont i"r
the measure. lie cam" out AMI
they spilled III" beans. They
thIucht Mr.. MrrRimS was being lrd
stray 10y Democrats closely allied
with the ships program. Mr.. Bran
ham came over 10 rcprimand TEEN
tor taking and- they nrc still inlh
In: back at him.