IIIt VMIO.N IN A N NISTO N
Governor Brandon left Wednesday
.. f ter noon for Anniston where he will
greet Gen. John J. Pershing and will
escort him to Camp McClellan, where
General Pershing will make an in
spection. Governor Brandon will re
turn to his office some time Friday.
It will be tlie first time any gover
nor has left the capital on a day
when the legislature was in session
in many years. The twenty-third
session of the lawmakers will be
held Thursday,
LAWYER CLASHES
WITH JURIST IN
TRIAL OF MORSE
Court Charges Attorney Did
Not Treat Witness With
Courtesy
WASHINGTON, July 25.—Sharp
I clashes between the court and coun
sel and between Charlies Piez of
Chicago, a witness, and counsel,
marked this, the fifty-sixth day of
the Morse trial, during which the
defense rested and the government
began the introduction of testimony
in rebuttal. It now is regarded as a
probability that the case will reach
the jury within two weeks.
Justice Stafford interrupted the
cross-examination of Cee R. Sanford,
a naval architect with the Emer
gency Fleet corporation, to inform
! Attorney Fowler of defense counsel
that he was not "treating this wit
ness fairly.”
o o o
Vsk* For Exception.
Mr. Fowler asked for an exception
to the court’s remark and Justice
Stafford said witnesses should be
treated in a gentlemanly manner.
