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/; % iato this buslpcss to get up delegation e
the speaks and snails that lift their slimy
-. He Vas Interrupted BY a chorus Of protests
the I.spaiis and snesks" before he would lei
ChurcS, eerEs ssrons NJ friend q Dr. King, said he
w Would ls.s to ask how msny experts tho COM
7"' THE PREVIOUS QUESTION DIDN'T GO.
The Rev satlsS gnt n'
ssSns SIs 70 sssa1 se
gsilery,; rs,;,a and with . voice hoarse with emo
. Nv will any brother on this floor call for the
sssSySasM .sssSs vi ssd when mans lfo is at
have fairy pisy!$. DR.. King sank back in his
seat and shaded his face with his hand,
hs sps sy n p sH oysa S sS send Sfs
% report whether grounds existed FOR judi
sBB Dr. fsy fcrsason Explained TINT the co nmittees g
duty was simply to report facts There were y.
no sides on the committee he said: the
& sntrs sdm%cSp sp0fSa Se Tspor wss %
Amotien 70 strike out all reiSronee to ex.
the ev oboa Stha aa ons
one expert. and that he was Daniel 4. Ames.
DR. 0BEUoRYs INFERENCE
DR.. G. II. Gregory said 1t wasn't fair TO- strike
to him as II the writing on two OF the envelopes
shown him for comparison was almost the
III find the water marks in the. envelopes
ths. same. is that bounding any one?" he nsked.
The committee h has presented facts That's
language. and In It we learn that a brother Of
this Coni.ronee testifes that some one sp.
peared before him with an ANONYMOUS letter
which he DrOpOSed to send,
sso5s sS Sad tsa Tie Sords s oaIH sSe @ report
Woii. it Is natural to suppose thnt Dr. King
r. the pusport ot the Letter at lcas
:: - - '.ir MURDER"
thought Rr. strobrIIse had finished but tie
'!ss m osdeG Eis or HS s"r said in un
se i + tSs Ereys eaneIpnse e FL fPd mute o
der, and all. too, on the testimonyof one man."
pr. Andrew I;onCacre said. in the commit;
make any explanations. His motion for a
TSoe to sTpSGy pS ped 60
oSs came and G1fs spGess o. that hs
nifioantly that he would demand IN investign-
ton IL he were In Dr. Kings place.
DR. KING HEARD FROM
At this moment Or. King got to his feet and
thsms selves In the oppressive atmosphere and
leaned over the gallery to- look Mt the short.
sss s so% nss TnGss face D knE stood
waiting for silence. He looked haggard and
presssey THAT hy ali IL the exm mssSnss giving Aon on The
part Of the brethren as. to whether have any.
thn 20 sny ay DC a hs rspoF6
body Of men who have the fear Of God in their
he9rts. but the result at this hour is trial
through the press to the American people. I
have 3, % r. res ponse to make; and ask that 1t be
. condition to 60 on now"
DR. KINGS DEFENCE.
Every. available foot Of space on the floor
and In the galleries was crowded In tho nfter-
Goon when DIR. King went up beside Bishop
s'The report ofthis committee is. in my jude-
fment," said the accused minister: "snbstan-
fo thIs i ]. can reply throueh ths press: i
had shs to SoS hsys Ssss
content bus that's too late now. It matters
not what the issue is. That's TOO late now.
been pronounced to tho American public. SO
faF not one word has escaped my lips: Ny
now why i kept Silence. ! was not coSniznnt
q mY Yinnoesncs Before God had nothing to
kpesw was being pursued in every con.
oeivabls way by employed detectives. The air
anything until / knew what those had to say
gIesent month / was made the victim q re-
seaop. sent tSrousS tse mail to every sS
ead. dem anded an investi tigation. endeavored ] d
obtained testim9ny- -ss,TySng and damnatory.
sufer more than the guilty. and advised me to
rs % lay sieF asseG oe my sSf6Ssa 6sd
lew days ago brethren came to me by the |
sSose y EHplGt tIid came to
being drawn Into the scandal in an unjust
: II viii! quote from circular WHICH I sent to
;. fsw friends as my statement. emitting GER
3, sSs T. HaT1oWerS T%e sist "es q 'as' she
'a.., DIR KINGS CIRCULAR
of e 8 I'll. ss lad
rf. s.fsuaFs TO H' ss9
sSs pr sf :.d g showed
n s.s ssy SSa Ss.n
ssiisa .s.a H. Frat. eass and i''::issi s:NsS
X H .i.S S% IT,, s;S .
I.rss is i've %smSsi. q this eonfsrsnss SSs'iHi iias.
lenaence ~ West Eighty street. and after some
desultory conversation asked him the
Drculsr wasn't printed In his office lie said no and
.ad that he had no type similar to- that used In the
lAk. Walter J. Pratt haa call from man wanting
lnformA Aion about National League circulars and he
0n. NTea 4 ayouns man called on Joseph MARI the
s s sas% sny s.
Hon. second detective interview referred to by Mr.
did not occur with any one IN Pratts
On Monday. March II, 40 ! am informed. . super.
Annuated member OF the Conference stated at the
boRk Concern that the PouRhk eepsia circular had
bees traced to my ONCE by indisputable evidence"
On March % man called at my ONCE whose card bore
ON the corner the words ~. 8. r. o. Inspector" An.
pthsr man was with him and they showed the office
two envelopes. mailed from Pougb keepsie and the
other In New York. After asking some lnpe rtinont
questions they went away Recently important papers
have been ATTRACTED from my desk IN my private
omce-somo OF them confidential commln cations
written to me by members OF this Conference,
Psrhsp. y may be rsmsmbered by my bret hrsn that
Soul years ASo NJ NewburR the session Of the New
rork cSnfsrspSe for three day. n speee,aion was
l,9ns addse,'sd 20 member. q he conterenceby
Ss,ses great interest to number Of people and hso
ler ln the facts shall be published comics. that
nOf fheua antn fha al