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Your Ho.uitaI,ty n. Certaiu

to be enjoyed by all il HEURICHS
BEERS always have place among the
refreshments. Order Maerzen or Senate
for your next card party. doz-, $1.Io la
ger, $1..OD. Bottle rebate, soc. Tel. w. 1900
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Advertising
Old Gggs sold figs called them fresh

By WALT MASON Z

eat | gave the pigs those measly hgs and en-
the porkers baked; each smelled the fruit with
wrinkled snoot, and acted badly shocked. Then
told Jones in caustic tones about those hglets
stale, and he told Brown, who went through town
distributing the tale. Oh, Brown told Smith.
and he, forthwith, told Black and White and
Green, and they told links, and he, methinks,
told ten or seventeen And so those figs bought
from Griggs kicked up famous fuss, and people
cried: THAT blamed old snide will get no coin
from us!' Now, here my rede! Each crooked
deed gets Just that kind of fame each little fraud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-01

Hams, Ice lib; cans Tomatoes. 25c,
White Potatoes, 24c PIX: Sweet Potatoes,
14c PIX: Molasses, 15c jar: Salmon. 7Ec
can; Mackerel, &c: 3 loaves Bread. 1Oc.
Ben Hur Soap. &c: Navy Beans DC Id.
Lima Beans, Sc lb.: Pepper. 15c h.: Sour
Krout, &c can. The J. T. D. Pyles stores.
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CITY ITEMS.

When ii Comes to Handling Special
Millw ork jobs we're right there. Our own
machines Eisinger Bros, 21o9 eth NV.
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Sc Int. ON Savings. go ON
checking accts., paid by the Union Trust
Company. sw. cor. 18th < II SITS. NV.
Small accts. Advertisement.
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Solos Baking Powder.
Superior to any other at any pr1ca.
CSC a pound.
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Water-color paper. Fred A. Schmidt.
1921 18th.
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Parker Lucky Curve Fountain Pen
is the best. Sold at 1421 Pa. ave.
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"Trapped in the Death Pit"
Virginia. today only. Coming, THE Shame
of the Empire State"Immense.
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Our Standard White Ash Coal Is I'm
excelled for hot-water heaters. }. Maury
Dove Company.-Advertisem
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Thousand Anti-Saloon Leaguers.

One thousand members of the Anti
Saloon League of America are scheduled
to assemble next week and, December 10,
march to the Capitol as a demonstration
in favor of an amendment to the Constr
tuition enforcing national prohibition. A
similar demonstration at the White
House is contemplated.
The representatives of boys and girls
clubs will arrive in Washington December
II to hold a convention under the auspices
of the Department of Agriculture at ti.e
White House December IL. The visitors
will be received by President Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-01

The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water. Office. 326 ne. Phone n. 4372
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Weser's Blue Points Are Famous.
18th & E streets. Phone orders NJ. 202i.
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Spread abroad till people boot your You beat
cheat but that you suffer every time sneak
dime fames Thus Grocer Griggs by sell
dealt with him have quit.
ssss's'' 's73 A%s COaax71la>c4.
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every yeStige of dirt-reviye colorS-
prolong life of your floor coverings. Tel.
Main 2o25 for HINkEL'S estimates.
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equality Coal" Ends Your Coal TrOubles
Agnew & Co.. $40 Woodward bldg. Main 306
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Nationai-NIiss Billie Burke in The
Land of Promise. sis pm.
Belasco-'Thc Blue Bird $50 pm.
Columbia-Mr George Fawcett in
The Prodigal Judge" s:15 PINT
keith's-Hish- vaudeville, SIS
PIN
S:15 pm.
Academy-"Little Lost Sister" Sis
PM
pm.
Cosmos-yaudevillca and pictures; con-
finuous show. l to 1910 pm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and pictures: con-
tinuous show, 1:f5 to 5. $50 to 1880.
"Cbristmas shop
Conducted by the League Of the Cow
enant, 122S Connecticut avenue Decem-
Der I to d. inclusive; afternoon tea
The Bread That Is Made With MIX.
10 to 900 gals. of milk are used daily
in the making of HOLMES MILK
BREAD. DC and 10c loaves, delivered
fresh from the bakery to your home. PHI.
Nj. 45j7. or postal HOLMES BAKERY.
1o7 + ST.
oI6 IStHs q. n. Muddfman N 10. lSO4 u.
Gas logs, radiators, oil heaters.
Weser's Blue Points Are Famous.
18th & r streets. Phone orders NJ. 202i-
The Great Bear Is nm Ideal Table
water. Office. $40 ne. Phone N 4372.
Fire Sets. ]. IT. Corning. go 18th st.
Heating Plants OvcrhauIed.
A. Eberly's Sons, Inc. 713 7th st. NV.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O.
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01S 18th. q. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 q.
Gas logs, radiators oil heaters.
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Phone Your Want Ad to The star.
Main 244o.
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Fire Sets. ]. II. Corning, go 18th st.
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Popular Government Body.

The delegates to the first national con-
ference on popular government which
takes place at the Memorial Continental
Hall Saturday, will be welcomed by
District Commissioner Newman. Among
the speakers will be Secretary Bryan,
Senator Owen, Chairman Walsh of the
federal industrial relations commission,
Everett Colby, recently progressive can
ddate for governor of New Jersey: So
licitor Folk of the State Department, Sem
ators Lane and Clapp ard Representa-
tiveS Falconer and Heating.
The fourth conference of the American
Society for the Judicial Settlement of In
ternational Disputes will be presided over
by Rufus H. Choate, former ambassador
to England. when it opens Thursday
evening at the Shoreham. Plea will be
made for a Pan-American court of
Justice The conference will end with
a banquet Saturday night.
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FIVE NATIONAL BODIES
TO MEET IN WASHINGTON
President Wilson to Address
Rivers and Harbors Con-
gress-0ther Conventions.

Five important national conventions are
to be held in Washington in the near
future, and these are expected to bring
thousands of visitors to the city. They
are the National Rivers and Harbors
Congress, the International Anti-Nivisec-
ton and Animal Protection Congress, a
gathering of the national boys and girls
clubs under the auspices of the Depart
ment of Agriculture the conference of the
American Society for the Judicial Settle
ment of International Disputes, and an
assembIage of Anti-Saloon League men,
berS.
President Wilson to Make Address.
The tenth annual convention of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress will
be held at the New Willard Hotel. be-
ginning Wednesday, and continuing for
three days. The principal address Is to
be delivered by President Wilson.
1T is estimated that 200 delegates will
attend the convention of the International
-Vivisection and Animal Protection
Congress to be held at the Raleigh Hotel
next Monday. The delegates will repre-
sent practically every civilized nation.
Eleven governors of states are scheduled
to make addresses.
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Heating Plants Overhauled.
A. Eberly's Sons, Inc, 713 7th st. NV.
Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440.
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"( hristmas shop

st hrfstmas Shop.
Conducted by the League Of the Gov
cnant, 122S Connecticut avenue. Decem-
Der l to d. inclusive; afternoon tea.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
Alleged Victim Of
Nicholas Lara is
Dying at Hospital

Nicholas l.aras who IL charged
with N Murticrous assault ON Patrick
Nolan. section foreman Of the {. 4 4.
railroad near Lynn. six weeks ago.
entered u picae Of not guilty In the
dirtrict court this morning and no
setting for trial was made. District
Attorney Hcndrick advised the court
that Nolan was In q precarious con-
dltion at the hospital as the result
OF the injury inflicted and little hope
was entertained for his recovery. At
iorncy r. .. McChcsncy appeared FOR
l.uras.
I.aras is alleged to have struck
Nolan over the head with u shovel.
causing n fracture OF the skull. For
six weeks Nolan has been uncon.
scious ut the hospital. Physicians de-
clare that his mind II n blank. II is
not believed thnt lie eau recover.
George Turtinc charged with burg
larry and larceny was arraiHndd and
given until tomorrow to secure coun.
sci. Turntinc is u mute and was mp
pretended yesterday afternoon AIT
or he had entered the ltranson and
GrIswoid hardware store and taken
u revolver.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
MORRIS MARITAL
WOES ARE AIRED
IN TWO COURTS

March =. ls0a-i.cstcr Morris
married to BrigsIe c. Morris at
Amarillo. Tex.
Nov. 81 Mabel Moss ;uar-
ricd to DR.. Thomas Corbauld at
Garden City. Kan.
December .. l9IO--Mabcl Moss
granted a divorce from DIR. COrbauld
In county court.
Feb. 3. isia-Mabcl Moss and
Lester Morris given hearing before
Judge e. A. Bowers on charge OF
adultery aud bound over to district
court.
Feb. I. laia.-Dercndants give
bond for their appearanc. In court.
Mar. 3. lai3-C0urt grants con-
tInunncc OF case for the term.
Mar. 8. isla.-i.cstcr Morris
granted n divorce from his wife Brig.
gle Morris In county court.
The nboy. table represents chap
tors In the lives of Mrs. Mabel Moss
aud Lester Morris OF this city who
are under bond to appear for trial
In the May term OF the district court
on a statutory charge. Tho motion
OF Attorney !. u. Belts for u contin-
uancc was granted yesterday by
Judge MclicndrIc. Lester Morris. n
defendant. went from The distric;
court room to the county court room
where he appeared rs plaintiff In u
divorce action bromgh; against his
wife. BrigIic Morris. lie charged his
wife with having deserted him. The
divorce was granted.
II was the testimony OF on. Mrs.
McClcl,and that resulted In III"
/ couple being bound over. This VIII
4 Ecss testified to having spicd upon
| The defendants by looking through n
Key hole OF the door OF the room
/ ,uryini.
Mrs. Moss received tonIc little no
| .oriciy u little over TWO years aga
/ when she secured n divorce In the
.ounty court from her husband. Dr.
| Thomas 4. Corbauld. u local v.tcri-
nary surgeon. Sh. charged cruelty
| extending over II long period aud the
| allegations were scnsai iionNl In tho
| .xtrcmc. 4 few months later her
ldiyorccd husband jumped Into the
/ iimclight by falling heir to u large
| 7s,atc in England nt which time II
l was established that. he was the
r,rhtiui heir To u title oi n Knight.
Mrs. Moss is the mother OF u ten
year old girl ard following TIA. re-
.cnt charges til" probation officer In.
| ycsiiEaicd with u view %: hnying the
| ,hiid taken from the ear" of her
| mother. when the ease WAS coniin.
| led for the term Yesterday. District
| Attorney J. !. licnhrick ad, lied tn.
| court that the two defendants would
l probably be married.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
Coming Of
The Sunbeam,
Hsw - Avs;A Thsss Psiss asd Disarsss
which 20 May MstAsss Have Suffered.

II l. Q pity mor- N do not kno~
OF Mothers Friend ere remrd,
that s0ftcnu the mi rna' l"s them Ia
expand without any strain upon the usa
meats and enables women I" ~ through
the ordeal without palm. nausea. morning:
sickness or any Of tho dreaded symptoms
10 familiar To many mothers.
There IL NO foolish diet ." harsss the
mind. The thoughts do not dwell upon
psln and suffering. for all such are avoided.
Thousands Of women no longer resign
Themselves to the thought that sickness and
distress arr natural They know better.
for In Mothers Friend they have found how
easy II II with this wonderful penetrating <
remedy To bsnIsh all those dreaded rsp~ri'
ences which have been talked about ever
aimee menary began.
u IL . subject every woman should br
familiar with. snd even though she may
not require such . remedy. she viii now
md then meet SON" prospective mother To
whom . word In time about Mothers Frlens
will conc - . wonderful bl-ssins. This
famous remedy tx sold bv sii druggists. aud
is only Si.OO . bottle. u is for external
,s- oniy. and IL really worth its weight IN
gold. Write today to the BrzdD-id E-sn
,a,or 60. i.7 Lamar Bitls,. Atlanta. ia. foe
u most valuable bOVk " cIpsctAnt mothers
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
First Jobbing Paint
House in Southern Colo.

Tony u. Clark. the North sid.
pnintcr. recently closed n deal whore
BY h. viii have the frat Jobbins
paint house In Southern Colorado.
Mr. Clark. representing III" \. NJ.
iiuglis Paint Il Glass Co. OF Kansas
City. viii have territory including
parts OF Kansas. Texas, New Mex
leo and Colorado. lie Will get his
paints and painters supplies by III.
carload and viii make Trinidad the
distributing opint for the southwest
territory.
The Hughes Paint 4 Glass com-
plny are said 10 he til" larr,sct man
niac,grcrs of apIn's In the west. do
ing u yearly business OF nearly two
Hnd oh" haif million dollars.
Il. 7. Hughes OF this company. has
been in Trinidad the npst few days.
the guest of Mr.. Clark anh he was
highly pl.acsrd with the city. as n
buyincss point. lie II on his way Ia
California.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
]. 3. MILLER BUYS
HAWKINS
MACHINE SHOPS

\ deal thut has been pending for
some timc was cOnsummated today
by the terms OF which tho HAWKING
and Barnett Machine company is sue
ccedcd by the Miller Foundry and
Machine company. The deal involves
a consideration of 100000, and the
OF the transfer Is
greeted with considerable interest In
business circles. The new concern
takes over all equipment and build.
inss and tho business OF the Hawkins
and Barnett company. .-.- -.
r L. &. Hawkins retires from active
Connection with the concern and will
devote his entire time and attention
to the simple OIL Engine business and
will remove to more centrally To-
Gated shipping point, where he will
continue on IL broader scale the
manufacture OF the engines. He has
not definitely decided where he will
locate, but Is considering Galveston,
Texas.
J. u. Miller. for n number OF years
master mechanic of the c. K W. Rail.
road, will be president aud manager
OF the new company and other offic-
ers will be elected at u meeting Of
the company stockholders tonight.
Mr.. Miller has had long experience
with the machine companies aud
railroads throughout the country and
enters the now field with every pros
pect Of SUCCESS. The concern that
Hawkins and Barnett Will
operate In territory that comprises
Southern Colorado and New Mexico,
doing q general machinery business
and making specially of light and
heavy repair work,
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
IN MENoRIAN

Whereas. 1t has pleased our llcav.
cnIy Father 10 call from our midst
our hOnorcd and respected brother,
Henry NJ. Whitney, who as mem.
Der Of our order was always respect
cd for his manhood. Integrity an1
moral courage,
Therefore be IL resolved. that while
VIC bow In humble submission to tn,
will Of the Father. that in the death
OF our brother this division has ios'
"a devoted member. the family icvt
ing husband aud father and the CON
munity one OF its best citizens.
And be II further resolved. that
VIC extend TO the soryowing family
our heartfelt sympathy Nnd comnCn1
them to the tender care of a loving
Heavenly Father.
he 1t further resolved that these
resolutions be spread upon the min.
utcs OF our division. also published d
In the Conductors Journal and city
papers and copy sent to the sorrow
ing family.
r. c. BEACH,
w 4. MORAND.
T.. G. CARNAHAN.
1t Committee Div. oi7. o. Il. Z.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
N'COONBS SLATED FOR
FRANCE AlBASSADORSHIP

Washington. March i.-Mcmbcrs
OF Presidcn< Wilson's personal party
today declared that William +. Me-
Coombs. chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee. would soon he
appointed Ms ambassador. probably 10
France.
MIR. Mccoombs declined TO COM
mcnt on his selection to the diplo-
matte corps. Further than admit
ting that he was going abroad. he
said nothing. Members OF President
Wilson'S party declared he had def
inctly accepted the post at Paris. lie
will succeed Myrou +. Herrick
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
FIRE LOSS ADJUSTED

W. \. Fowler the local furniture
dealer today received "a check for
So: In full settlement of the fire
los sustained when the stables at the
rear Of til" Bloom block burned on
February -. The check waH from
the Oricn, Fire Insurance coninpny
through Iicnnrtt and Wil,on. tn. To-
cal agents. The quick return In the
sci,l" OF the lire l".s ir indi.n'-
live of the manner In which this In
surancc agency does business
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
WOMAN HELD ON CHARGE
OF WHITE SHAVING

white shaving. and the first woman
to be arrested in Trinidad under the
new law. entered plea OF not guilty
In the district court this afternoon.
Being without means to employ
counsel tho court appointed A. W.
Archibald to defend her. Trial will
be set for an early date this month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
PROF. FORD HAS ENCOUNTER
WITH FOOT PADk

Three tramps hIdin: behind bo,
car In the Santa fc yards saturda,
evening attempted TO hold up Prof
Ford. the local music instructor. wm
was walking along the tracks return
inK from giving = music lesson to on,
of his north side pupils. The scream,
OF Prof. Ford attracted the attention
of several men passing by, who quick
ly came 10 the musicians rescue. and
frightened the hfghwnymcn. who
were cndcavoring to relieve the Pro
fcssor OF his watch and money. The,
escaped after succeeding In bruIsinl
their victims face. aud giving him .
humping.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
CALL RhDFORD'S AUTO

When contemplating trip III the
country. or even u little ride about
the city. call up Hadfori -, the Co
'umbian Hotel. Trinidad 500. and he
will arrange Tor ihs rest. \. {.
Radford's automobile Is always In
-cadincss and promises you prompt;
md satisfactory service by puoning
Trinidad 500.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
THOROUGHLY sAnsrYlNa

Until you have tricd our OPrtruIt
service. YOU can never realize how
thoroughly satisfying Il is-cour-
icous treatment and prompt n'ten-
tion to all. Don't forget our popular
prices and special Inducements
Fromm's Studio. over Crystal thea.
ter.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
ATTENTION REDMEN

Apache Tribe No. 2s. Order of Red
men. will meet Wednesday evening at
s o'clock sharp at Elks' Hall. All
members are urged to be present. A
large class to he initiated. Luncheon
after initiu,Ion.--R. X. Ross. sach-
EN- !. Pony Patrick. K. OF x.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04

Can't look wei,. eat we'll. or feel
well with impure blood. Keep tho
blood pure with Bur,iock Blood Bit
icrs Eat simply. take exercise. keep
clean, and good health Is pretty sure
ts follow. 800 n bottle.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
sTORK VISITS HONE
OF REV. r. E: CHANDLER

Dpcu street are the parents OF an s.
pound girl. born lust night. This is
the first girl in the Chandler home.
Mother and baby are doing nicely.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
MASONs ATTENTION

Regular communication Of Las
Animas Lodge No. IS \. =. & \. n.
tnight. Work In the second degree.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04

Take HERBINE for indigestion. II
relieves the pain in n few minutes
aud forces the fermented matter
which causes tho misery into the
bowels where it IL expelled. Price 50
cents. Sold by Hausnian Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04
MODEL MILLINERY

GOOds arrIving daily. ANNOUNCE
mcnt OF spring opcning will be made
later. .
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-04

". j. iiouston's spring millincr!
opening Saturday. March =. n?
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-06
ELLEN TERRY's PLIGHT.

Many years ago Miss Ellen Terry
was PLAYING Naomi in the Green
bushes al the old Dublin thcatcr.
and toward the end OF the play was
supposed to commit suicide by jump
ing into the river. One night when
she reached the usual cmincncc OF
rock to jnmp off. she found to her
dismay that no mattress had been
placed in The river" for her to
fall on. ~ down she came with u
hard thud Her confusion was in
tense. but It was increased tcnfOld
when a volce from the gallery sang
out In tSh brogue. Och, be ia
bers. tho |ater's frozen" This re-
mark set kc house in a roar and
fairly spoilfl Miss Tcrry's sensation
al scene.--.Ecckly Telegraph.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-06
F R &c kLE S
Now is the Time to Get Rid Of These
Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest
need of feeling ashamed OF your
freckles. as the prescription othine
double strengths guaranteed Ia
remove these homcly spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-'
double strength from and first class
druggist and apply little Of Il
night and morning and you should
soon see that even the worst ir.ck-
les have begun 10 disappear. while
the lighter ones ahvc vanished EN-
,ircly. Il is seldom that more than
an ounce IL needed to completely
clear the skin and gain II beautiful
clear complexion.
l'c sure to ask for the doubl.
strength othine ns this IL sold under
guarantee Of money back II II fails
To remove frccklcs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-06
Sues his Girls Dad
fer $40, 600 Damages

Steamboat Springs. Colo. June q.
Claiming that he was unlnwiuliy
imprisoned hy T.. r.. Miner. prcsi-
dent OF the Miner hank and Trust
company. who had him arrested for
attempting to clopc with his ~ year
old daughter. Edith. Robert King. a
landscape artist from Chicago. today
filed suit against Miner asking for
S10.0OO damages.
When King and Miss Miner at
tempted their clopcmcnt about two
weeks ago. they were caught at
Craig and brought back to this city.
Miner hid his would have been SON
in-law arrested on a charge OF re-
fising to pay his board bill at the
hotel which Miner owns. King was
acquitted of that cahrgc. He claims
his detention was nothing hut per
sccution. Miss Miner and King de-
clare they will marry In spite OF her
fathers objection.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-06
FASHION HINTS.

skirts OF beige sand coIored tussor
the chic Tor the new tennis costumes.
Tullc winged sleeves are among
the most charming features of cv-
cning gowns.
Sleeves OF figured silk crepe arc
being worn with sleeveless bolcru
corsagcs.
White crash and linen coats for
small girls have colorcd ratinc col
lars aud cuffs.
Flowcrcd foulards and crepe de
chine have drapcd skirts and cutup
cifcctr.
Wide rringed sashcs are n pretty
featur" Of both day and evening
gowns.
Cotton crepe is taking the place
OF chiffon to u great degree in mil
lincry.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-06
TESTIMONY WAS HEARsAY

New York. June "a substantial
part of the testimony given by Per
cival Roberts. Ir.. In direct cxamina-
ton for the defense at the hearing
Of the government dissolution suit
against the United States steel cor.
poration was objected to by cour-
sci for the government today as
"hearsay and secondary evidence"
Mr.. Roberts. while insistcnt that
his statements were correct. admit
ted that he had acquired his infor
nation from others.