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Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
FORD MOTOR CO.
REACHES HIGHEST MARK

Swinging into its big spring pro-
gram, the Ford Motor Company on
Wednesday March -, reached the
highest mark in its history when its
domestic assembly plants produced a
total of 1856 cars and trucks.
This recordbreaking figure does not
include the daily output of 500 cars
and trucks for export. nor the pro-
duction of the Manchester, England,
and Ford of Canada plants which man
ufacture most of their own products.
The new production record is of
significance as it indicates the on
ormous demand being made through
out the country for Ford cars and
trucks and the company's endeayor
to bring its output mp to the point
where it will attempt to fill all re-
quirements as to avoid repetition of
the shortage which existed last spring
when thousands of persons were dis.
appointed in not being able 20 secure
delivery OF cars.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

Things I've always wanted TO do:
Read my own obituary notice in the
hometown paper.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

When you set a theft to catch
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
+ @ s # = IS 4
& Minor Musings
+ @ y r. 4 Il. #


a henpecked husband has nothin
to crow about,
The trouble with starting third
party is that 1t always finishes the
same way.
Unless the oil investigation raises
the price of gasoline, lot OF people
will not take much interest in it.
What is more pathetic than the
sight OF man asking bank to lend
him money with which to pay his in
come tax?
Spring and fall would be the finest
seasons of the year if it were rot for
taxes.
Money isn't everything and ii does
not get everything, but what Is and
does?
Faith without works is an automo.
bile without an engine.
Some day We'll have a law permit
ing pedestrians to appear on the
streets only at certain hours.
When you set theft to catch a
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
WV, ". Hu.hanan

A wol'Enoon novelist said to the
bride az wedding breakfast 'Tle.
member my dear Young LADY. as the
yeafs pass by nnd the burden grows
heavier remember thnt wives were
made lo suffer md husbands TO be suf-
fersd. BOSTON Transcript.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
4 II Il Il s. Il II Il
Z NORTH STAR NEWS @I
+ 4 s. # s. se X q
(Too late for last week.

(Too late for last week.
Roy Silcott and l.. P. Sorenson
were Holyoke visitors Monday.
Henry Eichel, Jr,, has been the
chores for Jake Jensen while the
latter was in Holyoke.
w. B. Bevard brought his daughter,
Miss Mary, to her school Monday,
Clarence McKelvey has been i'll this
week.
Mrs. Henry Eichel visited with Mrs.
l.. P. Sorenson last Wednesday.
Joe Luitze was a caller at the Otis
Ide home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sorenson visited
at the Lee Kelley home Wednesday
afternoon.
Clarence McKelvey and Henry Eich-
ell We're Holyoke visitors Wednesday
evening.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN

To the Sears Hotel. where DR.. II.
C. Sapero, the well-known eye ear,
nose and throat specialist, will eN-
anime their eyes and yours free m
Friday, April 11th. Glasses fitted
scientifically.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

A
. HoLYoKE A GOOD TOWN
= Because II Has
: Good streets
. Good water
. Good sewer system
: Good municipal water plant
2 Good municipal light plant
/. GOOD IRE company and equip. .
: mout
: Good band
. FIGURING min
: si'liour electric service
: Ornamental street lighting
Three modern hanks
: Five nice churches
Fine modern homes
/. Modern stores
. Five garages
: -Four oil companies
: Two lumber yards
. Modern ice plant
. Cold storage plant
Modern creamery
: -Four cream stations
. Two good hotels
Good eating houses
: New county high school
: New grade school
: chlldren's playground
: Modern hospital
. Two machine shops
Three elevators
. Free mail delivery
ID L. ID. sast and vest hirhway .
|. O. y. c. north and south hixh.
way
) Splendid thaatsr
Two newspapers
|. ! County court house
County telephone systsm
County fair grounds
q . o Z . . . = . = . . =
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27
JUST A THOUGHT

Even a fourflusher somestimes can
cover himself with glory by appear
ing to be wrapped in thougot.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

ONE f2.lN. FOOT LIFT GANG
PLoW AT $3.50.
HoLYoKE LUMBER CO..
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

theft" the two of them join forces to
catch you.
Too many honey" wives permit
themselves to become homely wives.
If a girl bushes. nowadays, it's
usually because you have found her
before she had time to don her make
up.
Asked to describe a man he had
Just mentioned, the Corner Druggist
said, "Oh, he's the kind OF fellow that
calls every good-looking young woman
grille,
The strained look you see on good
many professional and business mems
faces is merely their idot u appearing
intellectual.
Most OF those who seem 50 anxious
to get back to the isrn never
lived there.
Things I've always wanted to do.
Read my own obituary notice IN the
hometown paper.
uLn pEMEMEEpc
When the pride of nearly every
Housewife was rer hume made Ornad!
Read the Herald-more news and
more ads.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

Read the Herald-more news and
more ads.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

WHO REMEMBERS
When the pride of nearly every
housewife was rer hume made ornad !
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-27

Too many honey" wives permit
themselves to become homely wives.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09
KENTON

Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Wilkins Enter
tain the Ladies Aid.-PersOnals.
Kenton, Jan. 8.-The Ladies Aid
Society was entertained Wednesday
evening, Jan. 2, by Mrs. S. G. Walker
and Mrs. H. w. Wilkins at the home
of Mrs. Walker.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Davis gave them surprise on
New Years Day.
Personals.-Mr. Clinton Guthrie
spent Sunday with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. B. Guthrie.-Miss Laura
Easley, of Wilmington, spent the
weekend with her father, Rev. James
/ w. Easley.-Mrs. Thomas Reese is
visiting Mrs. William Greenwell.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Burrs, of Mid
dletown, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Arthurs.-Mrs. Frank At
Tx, Sr., entertained company part of
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wal
ker and daughter, Mary Kathryn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Wiley motored to
Wilmington on Saturday and spent
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. George Short
spent Saturday at Newport, DEL
Mrs. w. S. Arthurs, accompanied by
Mrs. f. Y. Williams, of Dover, are
spending ten days with Mrs. Williams
daughter, Mrs. Harry Williams at
Staten Island, N. Y.-Miss Agnes
Arthurs spent last Wednesday in
Clayton.-Mrs. Annie Coppage is Wis
iting Mrs. w. S. Arthurs and family
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlap enter
tanned company a couple of days last
week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Jones en-
tertained company part of last week
Mr.. William Jones and Mr.. Hubert
Wright have been visiting in Will
mington.-Miss Coriene Hilyard spent
last Wednesday with Miss Eva Carey
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod, Kenton
8ackbird, Townsend, ThOroughfare Neck
LeipsiC, Brenford, and Their Wcinities.

secretary, and Baynard Marvel, chair
man on the Look Out Committee;
Richard HOdgson, chairman of the
Social Service Committee. Phe or
ganization since its inception has had
a satisfactory growth and promises to
maintain the same progress during
the New Year. There were 33 new
members enrolled at this important
meeting at Mr.. GuessfOrd's home.
Villa mand Clarence Lurty and
Elizabeth Morgan were presented with
Bibles by the Townsend M. E. Sunday
School for regular attendance at the
school for the past three years, the
trio having been absent but one Sun
day, that is each of the three missed
but one session during that time.
Blanche Lee was presented with a
book of Bible Stories for her excellent
attendance, her record being to miss
only four sessions in three years.
This is regarded as especially remark
able in view of the fact of their age,
ranging from to 9 years.
Personals.-Mrs. l. G. Webb and
daughter Miss Mary and niece Miss
Helen Webb, have been visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia.-Mrs Irving D.
Hart and little son George and Mrs.
Clinton NOrmant and little daughter
Edna, were guests of Ira Moore and
wife on Wednesday, Mrs. William
Jenkins and children, Mrs. J. F. Nc
Vey, of Chester, Pa, and Mrs. ThOm-
as Stewart, of Marcus Hook, Pa,
spent the holidays with w. H. Wright
and wife.-Mrs. William ROckman,
Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. Harvey Long,
Mrs. Ethel Carly and mother, Mrs. c..
Adelhelm, of ROxborough, Pa, were
recent visitors of Walter Morgan and
wife.-James H. Carton has sold
the Blackbird mill property to John
F. Reese, of Wilmington, at a private
figure Mr.. Carton and sister Miss
Bella Carton will remove to a farm
near Pine Tree.-Harry Isaacs, super
intendent of the Wright Gas Co.,which
owns four wells near PennsborO, w
Va, spent the holidays with his fam
lily in Townsend. He returned to the
Pennsboro operations on Monday ev-
ening.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

Finest work guaranteed. Prices
right. Leave orders with Mrs. Marion
Coverdale, Smyrna, Del, or write L.C.
Dunn. Box 306. Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09
TOWNSEND

Ushers Union of NJ. f. Church Or
ganize for Year-LOcal and Personals
Townsend, Jan. 8.-The Ushers I'm
ion Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
of this town, has organized for the
year as follows: Rev. o. H. Connolly
president; John w. Guessford, vice
president and treasurer; c. M. Watts,
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Miss Helen Cobb and Miss Virginia
Jones, Clayton, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with their parents, have
returned to Delaware College.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Miss Genevieve Cooper, of Green's
bOro, Maryland, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Leah Wroten in Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Miss Ethel Barnes, of Clayton, has
been visiting friends in Wilmington
this week.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09
CLAYTON

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thompson have
moved into their new home on High
land avenue, Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

The usual services will be held at
Trinity Church on Sunday-Church
School at half past two o'clock, and
Evensong with sermon at half past
three.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Next Sunday at Salem MP. Church
Sunday School will be held at
o'clock and preaching service at 2.45
The speaker will be Rev. Raymond w
White of Baltimore.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pratt, anC
family, who have been residing il
Clayton since they gave up farming
have moved into the w. G. Hill resi-
dence at Smyrna, where he will maxi
his home.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Mrs. Robert Y. Wallen, Jr., of
Clayton, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Provost, in
Stanford, Connecticut, for several
weeks, has returned home.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Samuel N. Taylor of KentOn, ap-
peared before Magistrate E. F. Wood
at Dover Friday and entered into $500
security for James NJ. Dawson of Ken
ton, who was locked up in the Kent
county Jail Wednesday night on a
charge of having assaulted Al Morgan
a mulatto of that town, by shooting
Morgan. Dawson was released anC
returned to his home.
Smyrna times., 1924-01-09

Lieut.. Lotion L. Cobb, son of Dl
and Mrs. ]. C. Cobb, Clayton, VIII
has been in the hospital of Fort Mo
Pherson, Georgia, is improving an
hopes to return soon to his home q
Dahlonego, Georgia.
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pistol. and Mrs. Raynor fleeing out
at the west door"


pistol. and Mrs. Raynor fleeing out
at the west door.
did Mr.. Finley look friRhtened?'
"t1a tooLad moro dieturbed- howi.
dered. puzzled. should say he
Kicked nm the nistol with the lnten
ton Of helpin gto shield Mrs Ray
nor, either by taking the crime on
his own shoulders-or, az ieast-by
removing her hngeTnarhs from the
weapon Tie was already rubbing It
with his handkerchief when T looked
at him "
..vou ra,,o reconstructed tbis a rat-
very definitely. Miss Turner. You
must have thought over r. q great
deal"
81 b,,.a bs,.a Tfvod 4hat soo,a
over and over IN NV mind"
,.,-.,..
uor,,,-oao,, ,.,i.,,.,, C,....,ro rs. l..,,-.
Ana then Donblns UNDERSTOOD tho
distress orry MAJ shown ita had
.,-1t.4-, ~. -,
.'''i, ~ '' 80 i''''a','''"e' S"7 il'F"l
20 ",LnE inc e'i"'''ig DICK % Nan
80 ''7''' was ''l't'' 7'''''i'''7 1't MS
..,
.rg norvousIv and said.
"r r.a.o-. .,,,a ,,.o,,,o.,a ..-.,..
-. .,'- p. '','''''> .
',''' r., WV '"% VI
rI, - ~" 'I'''' nv,
~ 49, -. '...'7'.,7 i>''5 ''''' - ~
- "',N us'
s"i'io me e'.' - oiInSi''N 1"ouO MS
'ita'il' - Siie not uislual''leu as q
witness!
You are right Ezra Goddard
said. II agree, Mr.. Dobbins. that
such deeply Interested party as
Miss Turner cannot he depended on
for an unbiased account Of what 90
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1914 " MA Service Inc.

You don't want her for-for any
thing special?"
Such as what? What have you
IN mind that frightens you so2 I
think. AIRS
Mrs. Morrison"
81 think, Mrs. Morrison. that you
are unnecessarily disturbed. You
have known Miss Turner forbid
you say. twenty years."
About that" the woman's face
was sullen now
Was her name always Eva
Turner"
Mrs. M0rrson's face turned white
SO its come. has TT" she said,
with a moaning vail that trans
formed her independent attitude to
one Of cringing fear. Are YOU a
detective?"
Yes, am. What was Miss Tur
ner's name as an actresS2 I know
all actresses have assumed names"
She didn't. When she was q
chorus girl-not an actress-she
used her own name-Ehle Talcott."
a man made love 10 her, he led
her astray. he ruined her. and at last
he took her on n JOY ride-there was
An accident. and she broke her leg
a bad compound fracture. He took
her to a hospital-and. he never saw
her again"
HE paid her expenses"
''Yes-but he had promised to
marry her
"And-was she-is she Of a re.
vengeful disposition"
She IS. indeed.-that is-why, no
i don't know
Il don't know anything about TT
win tell you nothing more she
cried angr!ly.
Give me her present address,
I will not"
Then I Will find Il out for myself
Good day" And Dobbins left.
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Stomach Gas Seems
to Press on Heart

tionl. single spoonful Of Adlcrika
often produces surprising and crafty
ing results. In cases Of obstinate con
stipation or stomach trouble. II Adleri-
ka does not bring relief in - 10 30
hours the advice OF a reputable physi-
elm should be secured.
Reports from Physicians
Il congratulate you on the good ef-
feet from Adierika since 7 prescribed
It," (Signed) DR.. l.. LanglOis.
"Adlerika is the best In MY entire 81
years experience" (Signed) DR.. C.
Eggers.
IT prescribed Ad1erfka with highly
satisfactory results" tSiEned) Or. ~,
c. {. Name given on request.l
II can't get along without Adlerika."
tSigned) DR.. ". II. Bernhart.
J. [. Puckert q user Of Adlerikal
writes: after taking Adlerika feel bet
ter than for 20 years. Haven't Ian
guage 10 express the impurities ellmi-
mated from my system"
Adlerika is 4 big surprise to people
who have used only ordinary bowel and
stomach medicines because of its REAL
and QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere. In indianapolis
by the Hook Drug Co.-Advertisement.
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Continued in Our Next Tssue)
DRIVER APPEALS CASE
Ear Essex Released After Sentence
I'm City Court,

Earl Essex. %, Of 2417 Station St.
is Mt liberty today under an appeal
bond after receiving a fine OF S25 and
costs and sentence of three days in
jail on an assault and battery
charge and a fine Of 81 and costs for
driving through safety zone.
Judgment was withheld for failure
to stop after an accident.
Police said the machine driven by
Essex ran through safety zone at
Cruise and Washington SITS. and
Washington SITS, and struck and in.
jured Miss Louise Mailman, "a. OF
516 Orange st, Essex gave Miss
Mailman card bearing a firm name
but not his name, police said.
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HEBREW WINE SEIZED
Federal Agents Charge Intodcan6
Was Sold TO Gentiles.

Seventy-three gallons of sacrament
tai wine was seized by prohibition
agents from Israile Rosa. 500 S. lie
Hnois ST. official distributor OF wins
for the United Hebrew Congrega-
ton. Madison Ave. and Union St.
Monday. Rosa was arrested. F{a
had BEEN selling the wine TO gen-
tiles and others who did not confne
its use to sacramental purposes, the
agents charge. He got SIS for one
gallon hold a Federal agent, it Was
alleged.
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HORIZONTAL.

L. The act OF taking away.
8. Atmosphere.
10. aickly.
II. Not yes.
d. Archbishop's crown.
Is. Upon.
16, Unusual
is Turf
10, Segment OF n circle.
90. Not more than.
o. Twelfth Of a foot.
%. Oppose face to face
81. Salamander
26. Temper by heat.
%. A tool for making holes in
leather.
20. The snake that got more public
ity out Of crossword puzzles
than by biting Cleopatra.
81. Spring.
So. See what the dictionary says is
the chemical symbol for teller
ium.
SO. 99.S7 inches.
80. Half Of an EN-.
SO. Rowing instrument
81. Refreshing drink.
SO. Worthy Of trust.
VERTICAL
1. That part Of a fraction below the
line.
2. Short for papa
8, Bdge.
4. The flag lily,
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U. S. TO BE AT FARLEY
American Judge Will Sit at League
Conference on World Law.

~ Urtf5d Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. - An
American Judge backed by the
United States Government. will sit
with eleven other jurists to he
chosen by the League of Nations
council to codify international law.
Enthusiastic approval of the
League plan. which carries out the
repeated suggestions Of President
Coolidge and Secretary Hughes.
was expressed by Administration
spOkesmen today.
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Il suffered from Indigestion fEas)
pressing on heart and lungs Ailertka
lid more for me- thau anything ! ever
tried" tSiguedl T. Morris.
Intestinal Eyacuant
There TX now offered To the public a
liquid preparation which Is not only
a wonderfully effective and QUICK In
festival evacuant, but which also seems
Ia stimulate re glands Of the intestf-
nal tract and 20 cause expulsion Of
fatus GAS. This preparation, known
q AdlerikR, Is q valuable agent for the
purpose Of cleansing the bowels Of mat
ter which has been IN the system 4 long
time and which other less effective
means have been unable 70 dislodge. II
j. uf,en astonishing the great amount
Of matter AdleriSa draws from the in
festinal canal-even right after q nat
urai movement it sometimes brings our
unsupported quantities Of additional
matter Many times II brings out much
GAS. thus relieving pressure in the alb
dompn Adlerika * especially valuable
when PROMPT action is necessary or
to encourage the elimination Of meta
bolic p0isons through the bowel.
In slight disorders, such as occasional
constipation or gas on the stomach and
headache tHhen due TO bowel mac
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CHAPTER XIII

L was two days later that Dobbins
returned IN triumph to Flower
Acres. bringing Miss Turner with
him.
When accused. IN the presence Of
Mrs. Raynor. Of poisoning Douglas
Raynor. Miss Turner al first denied
It. and then. as further pressure
was brought 10 bear. she cried out
Yes. 7 did I'D try 10 put that
man out of the world. But 7 didn't
Go it-his wife shot and killed him"
And this story she stuck to.
She told the tala OF her acquain.
lance with Douglas Raynor. admit
ding II was twenty years ago.
He spoiled my whole career she
said. my whole life"
You felt revengetul7" Dobbins
asked. mildly.
Did y" Eva Turner's eyes blazed.
7 wanted 70 kill him wanted 20
put him to death by some slow. I'm
gering torture that would make him
feel a 1.-THE Of the grief and despair
that 7 suffered,
"One day. by chance. came
/ across-I heard through another
nurse. that Mr.. Raynor wanted a
dietitian. That IS one Of my spe-
cialties and as 7 thought about old
/ times, all my hatred Of the man came
back 10 me. all my animo7ity re-
vived. and 7 conceived Il diabolical
plan Of coming here 70 be his dieti-
/ tian-and poisoning him while I pre-.
pared his food"
"Cold-blooded generalization. then "
/ 'Yes-I suppose so-but II didn't
seem to me murder-it didn't even
seem wrong. It seemed only Justice
/ toward the man who had wronEed
/ me. who had wrecked my lite--who
had tried to murder me- Right or
wrong-rhat is what came TO
/ Flower Acres determined 70 do"
/ Miss Turner sat bolt upright IN her
chair
And so you poisoned him." Nan
said slowly. looking at Eva Turner.
Did he know it?"
I'm not sure. think he suspecr.
cd It. That was why he gave me a
large sum Of money-in securities
# ! would 20 away from here"
This IS n strange confession. Miss
Turner" DobhinS said.
But true one" she returned
And remember. 7 did not kin him.
+ His wife did that-aud 7, for one. do
nor blame her"
The others present on this occa
sion were Finley, Goddard and or
Vile Kent.
Ezra Goddard WIS deeply interest
ed Malcolm Finlev's countanance
was ippassive OF them all. Orville
/ Kent seemed the most disturbed As
always. when he was nervouSIv OK.
o'ted. he sat twisting the corners of
his handkerchief into enirals.
It was self-evidont that It was the
! disclosures Of Eva Turner that So
upset Orry.
/ Dobbins, too. was watching. Could
It he. he thought. that Kent wac in
love with Miss Turner She was
she must he. at least ten years or
so older than he.
Did you see Mrs. Raynor with
the pistol IN her hand7" Dobbfns
asked.
NO: 7 didn't SEQ that-for the
/ simple reason that 7 didn't fash the
| lights on quickly enough for that. "
Tell mo exactly what YOU saw
when the lights did go on"
Il saw Mr.. Finley picking UP the
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5. Overcome by wonder,
6. Applied with feathers.
7. Not out ~
8. Lack Of interest
u. Sonnet Of praise.
IL. Traveller for pleasure.
Is. An imaginary mailed animal.
IT. Utter in a slow. lazy tone.
10. Places d poker stake.
81. Answers to the description OF q
horizontal.
% Tavern.
25. A she sheep.
81. Mimic.
% A prefix: pertaining to air.
so. DOmest1cated animals.
80. Diagram Of land surface.
81. Portuguese coin.
SO. A bone.
98. A prefix: away.
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BISHOPS RITES ARE SET
Services for Catholic Pastor to BE
Held Thursday at FIT. Wayne.

Funeral services for Bishop Her
man Joseph Alerding, FIT. Wayne
diocese Of the Catholic Church. who
died Saturday, win be held at FIT
Wayne at 8 a. m. Thursday. Bishop
Joseph Chartrand. Indianapolis do
cese. will be in charge. Indianapolis
delegation will SO on a special car.
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VOW GO on WIN THE STORY

Douglas Rsyuor 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 RavuoT's wife. Nancy.
Eva Turner. RaynOrs nuTss. stands
by the light switch. In a moment
Nancy appears. white-faced and terri
fed Orv.lle Kent. Nsncy's brother.
comes IN from the south side of the
room And then Ezra Goddard friend
OF Finley: Miss Matte. RsynOr's sis
tsr's sister. and Others. enter upon the
scene. Detective Dohbins Is official
investigator. An autopsy reveals that
Rsynor also was being scientifically
poisoned with arsenic Lionel RSynOr
son Of Douglas Rsy1or by first mar
rage. comes to claim his fathers
estate. NOW DObbins, posing as a re-
porter. interviews Nurse Tuners
mother y New York II hopes %
learning more about her daughter.