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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
HAT KINGS MILLIONS
SOUGHT BY SHOEMAKER

Trannie Crank. the owner OF Il
busy shoe repair shop in Elizabeth
CITY. after recent advices from hos
ron attorneys. leliereS himself ~
he one of several lawful heirs to an
estate that may run into mllliohS
Trannie's mother. widow Of the late
Thomas Crank. head Of the we'll
known Crank family of Elizabeth
CITY is the daughter of the late
Thomas Foster StetsOn. who was
shipwrecked near. Mays Head ~
wears ago and who married ana
settled down Oh Collington Island
He lived to ripe old age, leaving
two children. Ada. who marrieu
Thomas Crank and moved to tliiS
city. and Louis, who lives In BerK'
ley.
Now it is believed that this same
Stetson was the son of the famous
John Il. StetsOn, maker OF the ceie-
br;,ted hats for men. The Cranks
are advised that John B. Stetson
remaining children all died without
issue. and therefore. the estate
should 90 to the children OF the snip
wrecked son on Collington Island
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
SAYS DAlRYMEN CAN'T
BLAME 1T ON THE TAX
Increase in Price OF Milk Would
, Pay 81 Tax. 6J Times Oycr
According to Alderman.

Its Il hard job to Il" worth while
things without getting in bad with
somebody" observe members of the
Board of Aldermen. referring to the
raise in the price If milk. Now
we have gone ahead and enacted Il
sanitary milk ordinance: we tax
the dairymen 81 per caw to pay the
cost of inspecting the milk supply
that .uc< into our homes. and when
the dairymrn raised the price "f
milk. they sell the pnhlic its. all
because of that tax of 81 per COW.
J. J. Hughes IL member from the
Third Ward has figured it out.
III certainly doesn't take three
,pntS increase every quart sohl
to take care of all this expense.
SAYS Mr.. Hughes. Now lets see
about it. If IL COW gives II quarts
of milk Il day. that's 36 cents Il day.
and in less than week. the dairy
man would get enough to pay the
fax on the COW. This increase of
three cents Il day amounts To il total
of Sl3l. 10 Il year on Il three-gall"n
COW. more than 6J times the amount
Gf the tax. \ family that buys Il
quart of milk Il day pays am i'll
crease totaling SlO95. or more than
five times the tax on the COW.
"ConSumcrS probably haven't
thought about ii. The raise i'll the
price of milk is made to take care
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
THE TOWNS GREATEST NEED

close by.
Your drummer makes his rounds
i'm thp mnrnin" and is Often thru
with his work hy the middle OF the
dav. Nothing, else 70 do. he packs
orf to thp next town or just sits
around the hotel and decides that
you'v cot Il dull. slow town. But II
there is IL pretty manicurist i'll the
! barber shop. he StrOllS over to the
barber shop. gets his nails mani
cured and has hellllva good time
/ for u half hour. or so just carrying
nm 81 LOT of frivolous conversation
with Il nice little girl who has TO
,e nice TO him because he's II Gus
TONER, And after he's had his halis
all filed and clean AMI pollshed'
he'll strut ont on Main Street feei-
inr all. satisfied with himself: and
he will hang around for the resi-
of the day hoping that he may yet
rret Il date with the manicuriSt.
/ a commercial Traveller j the
f1onesonest cilss Oh earth and the
bunDriest for women. He boasts Il
lat about his sex exploits and would
have Won believe that he has Il
hplluv;l good time with the women
in every town: but he's IN awful
liar and he ,bragS about his exploits
because there. as so few OF them
Ahout the best he can do in most
towns is to get manicure for an
excuse to even talk to woman
Well never have complete TOWN.
until we have manicuristS.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Of improvements the dairymen have
made. because the law requires them
10 meet the proper standards. and
which most of them should have
made long ago. Formerly we had
no means of Knowing what kind of
milk our babies We're drinking. or
what dangers they were subject to
Why IL fellow might he drinking
milk to build up his strength and
the very milk he drank might bc
contributing to disease.
Elizabeth City now has protcc-
iiJn for the first time: the dairies
are inspected to see that the proper
sanitary measures are complied
with. all grades must he shown on
the milk. anh Il man cannot market
his milk unless hccOmplieS with the
law. The quality must be there.
and. YOU are certain of getting just
what you pay for. No dairyman
can short change You and get by
with il"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
Tom Is Ready
70 PIT Lights
.MEarmhouses

Elizabeth City Is turning Its
attention toward cleCtrlfylng
the nearby farms, say within a
radius oi ten miles OF town.
The Utilities Commission has
announced that it will extend
its lines. wherever group ol
citizens living in a community
will undertake to share the cost
of extension and guarantee the
right OF way.
J. G.. Parker. superintendent "i
thr Public Utilities believes the tie
cision will he met with Il good re-
suouse OH the part of nearby resi-
dents If PaSuuotank County. Al
rendy Il line three miles long has
beeu extended on the Hcrtfori
highway aS far a> Foreman Stock
Farms. and number of residents
on Body Road are contemplating
construction of Il line about NV"
miles in length. reachin" I" Inc
farms of Ken White. Rob White
NJ Il. Sample and others,
The cost Of extending these power
lines is about $500 mile. Mr.
Parker states. If aS many aS zen
homes in II single mile want electric
lights for instance the proportion
utr initial cost per home Wouia l"
S5n tu secure current. However
thev would get the benefit OF Il
reduction by reason of any addition
NJ consumers who might he added
10 the line later on.
With electric current in thei'
homes. il should he an easy matter
TO in..all water systems makin-
possible modern plumbing cohNel'
cuccS for every farmer i'S well a'
electrical refrigerator>.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Well. said the Bank Clerk; !;
we've got the Virginia Dare Hotel
built and running and lis about
fine now to start something else;
thiS good old town must keep mo'-
iu-.. have IN idea that the next
thing we should do is to clean up
the unSiShtly places.
81 have another idea. SAID the
Sodo .Ierker. Il think that what
;thiS town needs more than anything
else right now is Il manicuriSt,
Eve have manicuristS. SAID the
Bank Clerk
81 know" said the Soda Jrrker :
"thcre are nmnicurists i'll the lazy
doll shops. but there isn't Il nahi-
christ in town for man who wants
one :,
"pc your own manicuriSt. Sald
the Bank Clerk.
"Im mol speaking for myself: .
said the Soda .Jhrker: I'm speak
ing for our bachelor element ior
the automobile tourist and the com
marcioI traveller. Just think ahout
if. there isn't barber shop III tlH'
aleth City where bachelor IKE
Sam Parker OF Howard Smith YER
non Gregory. Prof. Jones' Iohh
Soliba. TO mLaSSell and dozen
others | could name. can 20 10 nave
their hands held by a nice lltlle
rirl with Il fluffy head and cnlfio''
hose.
"Aud tourists are flocking to our
town now: you see them on our
streets every day: they roll III mere
in their automobiles and their h;'hds
are grin and their nails frishtt"'
from having had to stop anu tlilNei
with their cars along the roau
They need manicurist.
"And no town will long hold an at,
tr,ctiou fol commercial travellers IL
if hasn't IL pretty manicurist or SO Ill
the hotel barber shop, or some pace
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
cREENVILLE FIRM is
LEASING STORE HERE
Young Mercantile COmpan! to Oe-
rupy Large PoindeNter Street
Store on Three-Year Lease

Elizabeth City looks like Il @o"o
merchandising town I" "'itSluerS'
and they do not hesitat" to come
into il. The Young Mercantile
Company of Greenville. \. t. haS
leased the Scott store property on
poipdexter Street formerly oc-
cupied by MitchellS Department
store.
The Young Mercantile Company
i chain store organization SpSc'-
,lizin- i'm moderate priced dry goods
clothing and notions. and has taken
three year lease on the property
The location is in front or the
Quinn Furniture Company store ana
is very desirable fro mthr stal'u-
point Of retail business.
The Greenville concern iS Siliu u
he planning to begin business I'M
mediately. having signed their lease
several days ago. They operate
stores i'm Greenville, Wilson. "ash'
ington and other towns.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
HALL-FLORA

4 social event Of outstanding Ill
terest thruout eastern North caro-,
lin, and Virginia took place at TINS
ritv at noon Thursday when MISS
Virginia Flora became the hride VI
Mr. John ii. Hall, the ceremony De,
ing performed at Christ Episcopa'
Church by Rev. G. +. Hill, the hec'
tor 1t was characterized as the
prettiest wedding of the year at thi>
city.
THE ceremony was quiet affair
attended by immediate friends anu
relatives of the couple. NO ihN''"
tions were issued in town.
The bride is the youngest dausn'e'
Of the late j. b. Flora ana MIS-
Flora. and Il sister ofMayor Jerol,l'
r Flora of Elizabeth city Mr
Hall is the son of the late he'
Johp r. Hall. Il NJ. +. Minister o'
note in North Carolina. both fallli
lies being very prominent Ill thlS
section.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
WdntsAGdme
In
Hyde County

Hon. S. S. Mann, well known
lawyer Of Swan Quarter in the
County of Hyde is among
several farsighted citizens of
the immediate section of the
State who are strong for game
sanctuaries. "The State of
North Carolina ought to pro-
vide one in Hyde County" de-
clares Mr.. Mann.
In the Northern part OF the
county there Is one tract OF '3.'HH
acres alone that is totally uninhablt'
ed. and would he admirably suited
TO the purpose he said.
There may bc some howl from Il
few hunters who wish to hog all
the game to their own profit anti
snort" he stated referring to the
new game bill covering the counties
of Dare. Hyde. Tyrrell and Car
teret." but real sportsmen Will like
# because its enforcement will mean
the conservation Of our fast dwind-
ling game supply. and its guar
antee of better hunting for years
to come.
ITO nv mind the officers of Car
teret County should he mandamuSed
for failing to comply with this law
The law directs them TO enforce the
provisions of this act. and they
have no right to let down the bars
They are decidedly unfair to other
counties that are really making al
effort to do something constructive
Mr.. Mann. who always feels Il
keen interest in matters affecting
the welfare of his county. express
ed qualification that in few days
Route 81 would he Il complete hard
surfaced highway all the way from
Swan Quarter to Raleigh. A dis
tance of less than four miles at the
Beaufort County line at Leechville
| is being paved. and will be complet
ed i'm Il week he said.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
A Z0NING ORDINANCE
NEXT FORWARD STEP
City Manager In Hospital For Months, CAM
Use His Legs But Is Using His
Head

Flat OF his back ON a bed in
the Elizabeth City Hospital.
City Manager Miles W. Fere-
bee is working day after day
on the next big forward step
for Elizabeth Citv-a zoning
ordinance.
Piled about his bedside are maps
and coming ordinances of more than
30 representative American cities
and many volumes on municipal gov
ernment. Since June 23. 1921 the
City Manager has been held to his
he'd with Il broken le% and it will
be several weeks yet before he can
leave the hospital. But he can Use
his head and his hands. In fact
he can use his head on Il Zonin%
problem now better than he could
Use il i'm his own office where he
would be disturbed by the vexins
routine OF city affairs.
Elizabeth City is going 10 have Il
coming ordinance: which is another
way of saying that Elizabeth City
is going to control its future growth.
There will be- an industrial zone in
which factories may locate: Il zone
for stores and warehouses and resi-
dental zone Sof varying types. As
things now 20 Il man may not buy
lot any place i'm the suburbs with
assurance that cheap factory
building will not be stuck along side
Of him To destroy the beauty value
of his property az Il residential site.
\ man can not plan a home on the
Elizabeth City waterfront with as
Surance that an oil tank or IL junk
shop will not 80 up along side of
him. All of that will he changed
under Il zoning ordinance. Where
Il certain building standard has been
SET up or is desirable in any parti-
cular nei.hbourhood, that standard
will le maintained.
Elizabeth City had coming ortli-
nance more than hundred years
ago. The town was laid out right
! to begin with blocks exactly 20S
. feet square from the water to Dyer
! st. and between Cedar and Church
4 SIS. But after this original plat
! had been settled there was no more
, mapping aud the town grew hap
hazard. everybody building to suit
himself and laying off streets run
min. any way it suited Il selfish
! fancy.
/ Main street WAS called Middle ST.
and WAS III feet wide. But the prop
prrtv holders encrUached even upon
Main Street and narrowed it down
to its present width. using the side
walk to plant trees on that should
have been placed within their
buildin. lines. And having stolen
! the property from the city. they ana
their descendants now raise acrl-
mouiouS hell whenever the city Su"-
yestS the widemin. of street. y
zcning law will take care OF such
things i'm future. And the city
Manager. with lots Of time To think
II ont. is working on coming ordl-
I nance.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
ONGRATULATIONS ON
VIRGINIA DARE EDITION

No edition uf The Independent
"'r brought forth more local con-
'a'Ha'i"u~ than last weeks issue
M 'h' nra"niu. of the Virginia Dare
h"'"l Numerous requests from OUT
" l"Wd f"r copies have come ILL.,
'hi muirrd> "f citizens were anNi-
"N 'H have this edition sent I"
iH"Wl, in other towns.
IL WAS very fine edition we'll
'''"n up says ". q. Gather
Unusually interesting and extreme
y rr"IiIahle To the town. says H.
y Manner. n good piece ot pnbil-
wy i"r Elizabeth t;ity.'" says W. L.
u|>lrad. And dozens of others III
"" mamcr. have expressed them-
~''"> voluntarily to representatives
q III" paper.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
FAMED CLEE CLUB
SINGERS TONIGHT

Tonight at Sis the famous M
versitv of North Carolina Giee
club. whose fame has Spanned lhe
Atlantic. and who appeared In Flu
rome last summer. will sing In the
caro,ina Theatre. They made Eng
land and Paris sit up and applau.l
old time negro SpiritualS and WORK
SONGS. winning such Il fine impress
sion that they have been offered an
eleven weeks tour of the continent
next summer with all expenses lfllu'
The Glse Club comes TO hll"
,betb City under the auspices "t the
Rotary Club. Tickets may oe It
served ut Selig's.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
NOTED BAYSIDE.
ESTATE MAY BE
CITY'S AIRPORT
Movement Launched Here At
Opening of Hotel Virginia
Dare Gains Support

When scores of negro slaves
more than a half century ago
on the famous old Bayside
Estate of the Hollowells of
Pasquotank chopped cotton and
sang Swing Low Sweet
Chariot. and Take me to my
Heavenly Home" the slavery
question might have been set
tied at least for the Hollowell
farm. without bloodshed. had
chariot after chariot swung
down from the skies, and "a
lighted on the old plantation.
Yet that is what may happen ON
the Hollowell farm one of those
DAYS. or some other farm In this
county. The negroes who wended
their way cOntentedly about the
fields. before the war could not
anticipate that the burden OF their
song would he taken up by Il town
that wants to step in line with
modern progress and put itself on
the apronautical map of the country
in n big way by being among the
first to establish an airport ut this
city.
For Elizabeth City is looking for
ward to acquiring an airport. Lead
ing citizens. including Mayor Flora,
and other officials foreSce the need
cf such an Improvement in the near
future. The movement was launch
cd by W. o. Saunders at the open
in- banuuet of the Virginia Dare
Hotel last Friday night. and has
been gaining Roadway daily.
Folks began talking about an air
port before the evening was over.
"Where could we find ground
enough?" was the question asked
A landing place for airplanes re-
uuires no small piece of ground. Ii
must lxp at, the -yery Least D. -lajt
mile long and quurter mile wide
and far better If twice these dimen'
SionS. ... -.
Miss Margaret Holltwell. one or
the owners of the famous Old Bay
side estate was present. They
can have my part of the farm. said
Miss Hollowell. IF they need it. |
don't know what its worth. but l
might us well let the town have II.
as to cultivate 1t. There Is land
enough on the plantation anywl!
for agriculture
I'm his speech advocating the
establishment Of an airport at this
city. Mr.. Saunders declared that the
world is fast taking to the air. lie
cited the fact that 25.WN applicat-
ions far airplane pilot licenses
were received during the past year.
more than during all previous years
ofaeronautics. lie mentioned the
pro,psed celebration at Kill Devil
Hills and this city next year. anu
urged early action.
Practically every business man OF
consequence in the city has indorsed
the project and promises hearty sup
port Of 1t.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

HARRY W. BUNDi, an Elizabeth
City boy. is i'm charge of the offices
Of A. Lee Rawlings s Company.
Certified Public Accountants of Nir'
ginia and North Carolina, recently
opened in the Virginia Dare Arcade.
Mr.. Bundy is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. {. ID. Burdy of this city. He
is "a years old. has been with the
firm of Rawlings l. Company for
eight years. and Is 50 well known
kI,own thruOut this section where
he serves the business interests.
that he needs no Introduction. He
is a graduate of the Pace Institute
Of AccOuntancy and Business Ad-
ministratiOn of New York City. and
member of the American Society
of Certified Public Accountants,
and the Virginia Society Of Public
7AeeeuNtants.l ZeelIef Pbsto. - = =
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
SAUNDERS WAY DOWN
SOUTH THIS WEEK

". u. Saunders. editor and pnb-
Usher of Tho Independent is at
Warm Spring. va. this week for ar
interview with Hon. Franklin ID.
Roosevelt. Mr.. Saunders left the
city last Saturday and is expected
l,nmc Friday or Saturday of this
week.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

able adjunct to the hotel proper. ana
will likely attract much Olk Oh
town travel. especially for the Sun
day dinners. The coffee shop locat-
ed ON the first floor, and with a
street entrance will continue to
serve the public as usual. 1t Is one
of the most attractive eating places
to be found.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
DINING ROOM OPEN AT
VIRGINIA DARE HOTEL

The dining room at the. Virginia
Dare Hotel was opened to the public
this week and is now serving Il
snecial table d'hote luncheon from
noon TO two p. M. for Is cents ana
q special table d'hote dinner from
fiye-thirty to eight-thirty p. nj. Tor
81 OO besides the regular Sunda!
dinner.
The Virginia Dare Dining room
is eypected to become a very valu-
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Following his arrest Oh Friday Ol
1N week while engaged i'll the Illicit
~hufarturp of cOru whiskey. j. I'll.
'""Il. ~f Fountain township. Pltt
Nlhty committed suicide with Il
E~It sUu.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Lee Callahan. of Wilmington was
instantly killed in Glover. Va. when
an automobile in which he was rid
in" turneS turtle.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

If You suffer from headaches
LET us examine your eyes. Dhs.
I d HATHAWAY, Eye Slght
-. ;a,i.t. adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Our service is unexcelled In
examining eyes and fitting glasses.
DRS. J. d. HATHAWAY, Eye
Sight Specialists. adV.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

Eye strains are the greatest sou'se
Of nerve waste Of the body. Have
your eyes examined by DRs. ). -.
HATHAWAY, Eye Sight Specialists.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

(Why not get the book OF the
Bank Clerk and the Soda Jerker' a
choice collection of their rich and
racy arguments? 80 cents by NALL
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18
HERE, NOW
AND
HEREAFTER
Get Out of The Fuss
Br VANCE HAvNER

-,., ART uf Solitude, We have lost
-, questionable thing called
S;,,,irn. with its baggage of
IS, and airplancs and pSycho-
',r,i<. has just about put an end
,6e bliss Of being all by Your
se>omc
.~;,iz,fjnn has brought us closer
.n.r Which is Il blessing. say
u,.brui>t<. Maybe 81. But per
II has brought us too closely
,n,r 80 close that now We
n, step apart.
s,r,. vou noticed that most folks
=, endure being alone nowadays:
,Ji,r,lr i monster which they
|, ou; To Kill,
rh., will ~ to Il vapid vaudeville
,nLy show or loaf on the streets
amid the hurrorw Of being with
br1l>cIr">.
III, reason they don't like Ia he
| hse i. they are not with any
| .y uhru they're with themselves.
NAV have mo inward resources. they
!. p,iful. shallow creatures with
ham i; i no pleasure 10 associate.
=
How do you like Your own COM
IsYr. Are you the sort of person
A like tn h. with: Or. are YOU
N I sorry cIIS> that YOU invent
nr'< nf schemes 10 get away
|on Yourself:
, >riridc is man who kills him.
n in order To get away from him-
IL II,. can't stand his own COM
Is,y and the poor fellow tries TO
p from his own shadow. People
n, rufuv their own company never
! IN themselves. Why should y"u
! IN >nm" "n" you like Ia le with:
H. rur your own friend: or. have
kaa -ru,l.c az Yourself:
b>mifv i caused 10y Il man :
p self ruunin. him crazy. His
rp r,mpauy drives him wild. But
| >p'; always because he WAS too
pb Jlunr Sometimes it l. he
r>r h,. stayed - much in Il fuss
|s, NJ unyrr took time tn Set
lylairt-.l with himself and when
\ hai q" face his own personality.
n ,.nr. fami>hed skeleton scared
(m crazy.
y
-. got ayay from the fuss HE
\. away from the tumult and co
i,.A thu. deep woods by falling
ta.pr> uudrr tree and stay there
N day. Forget that there l. such
-hn: - Time with its calendars
hi almauar<. Forget rent AMI
ralhll> and business and your
|enk lalaure and Your indigestion,
|, niav hr di>mally hard to do Tor
|hp LITTLE devils uf daily cares VIII
ph:pe ven and you have been iiv-
|ls in >r,h stress aud strain ami
BIRD tension that it will he almost
|:mIs,>>ihIr 10 relax ana let 20 a.,
1r. Eut if YOU eau turn loose ana
|kls hack out of the feveriSh high
p>>lrp into the serenity of ele-
hsa'al life. y"u will he born again
bal r"mr hack refreshed.
:;
mra>iuually make "a speech anu
L alnay> like 70 get ont into the
T,",l> urx; day 10 ret the taste out
ii my mouth. And out in the Sli-
eH7I> | love to say with Emerson
AMI when am stretched beneath
the pines
Where The evening star 80 hoi!
shines.
| aush ut the lore and pride oil
man.
\, 'hr ,nphi>t school aud the
harmed elan.
f"r Whu, are they all. i'll their
hish roureit.
When man in il bush with Goi
may meet"
Aud then wonder if we PROUD
'a"Bijrth-"rutury enthusiasts have
h"' hUiI' iur ourselves Il system thil
''irdN away our lives iii its SLAYER!
Mil" We lct the best in life pass
": With all nur vaumted progress
"f hu>'IiuS industry. our frenziea'
lIT"l> modern living. have we MOI
,an"'I 'h,. world and lost our souls
W" HAVE Io<t our souls. Anu
~ ne",l solitude Ia restore them.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-18

k,,uiiv i caused 10y Il man :
|ug self ruunin: him crazy. His
|rD rrmpauy drives him wild. But
i>g'; always hecau>c he WAS too
nh alone. Sometimes il l. hc-
r>. hr stayed - much in Il fuss
|a,, br never took time tn Set
,yIair'ad with himself and when
\ hld O" face his own personality.
b. l.nr furnished skeleton scared
In crazy.