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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
COURT DECISION
HOLDS COMP ANY
IS |NSOLvENT

Hartford, Feb. IA decision b.
Judge E s Thomas Of the Cnile'.
States district court Saturday holds
the stockholders OF the Gilbert Trans
por-aIion Co. of Mystic, previously ad-
judged insolvenr. liable for assessment
on their stock TO pay the Indebtedness
" the company: overrules the excep-
lions taken TO the report of special
master Frank D. Haines denies a mo-
ton 10 recommit the report and va
Gates the stay q proceedings insti-
Iuted by Frank s. Butte-worth Of
New Haven. the receiver.
Mr.. Hailes had taken evidence as TO
the company's outstanding indebted
ness and as 10 whether or not the
stockholders should BE assessed ID
meet that Indebtedness. He found rha.
s3.t.29i oc liabilities would have 20 De
net b. assessment, besides szl.50o OF
costs. When the company's stock was
sold originally the preferred class was
sold below the par OF 800. and & share
OF common stock was given as bon
Us.
After the company collapsed inaa-
cially several actions were brought in
state courts before tina Issues reached
the Federal court. Mr.. Haines found
that the unpaid common stock sub
scr!pt!ons amounted 10 s.17.325 and
the unpaid balance on the preferred
stock vas s2s.s93
The American Surety Co. is owed
s205,3l5, based on a bond given by
the Gilbert Co. to deliver stone for
the Cape Cod Canal
Judge Thomas. in MS memorandum
says he gives no decision as 70 the
rights OF the bondholders TO participate
20 the extent OF s54.193. or the 4arleri-
can Surety Company TO participate
for the $4,000 Of notes and 5000 Of
receivers certificates. With these ex-
ceprions the masters report is accept
Sd and the assessments made in ac-
corUance with the report
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BELIEVE STEAMERS
WERE TJRPEDOED

Hare. Feb. l4--Shipping circles here
now consider il practically certain that
the British steamer Oriole was 1orledoes
and sunk b. a German submarine. The
last time the vessel is known 10 have
been seen was at P N Jan. ?, near
Dungeness, in company with the London
steamer London Trader, which also is
messing
There is equal certainty that the Lon
don Trader shared the fate OF the Oriole.
4 telegram from Rouen says James Cut
len, survivor of the Trader. was land
ed there by the steamer Poland, the
captain Of which stated another ship
whose name he could not give had saved
three other sailors from the Trader.
The Oriole left London for Havre On
Jan 3. Her crew numbered q men. The
British admiralty expressed the opinion
on Feb. 6 that she had been sunk by a
German torpedo.
The London Trader is a vessel Of s.:
tones, butt in 1913. and owned by the
London Welsh Steamship Co. Of London.
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OF the course. however, and entered the
naval training station at Newport, P. I.
where ne was placed in charge OF - men
when he had been enrolled but week.
In less than four months he had won
the silver eagle On his Sleeve, an honor
which is seldom obtained without four
years Of serrice. In seven months he
was promoted 70 the ba,tieship Michigan
where ne was soon made a gun pointer
and last winter ne had charge OF % men
in the trouble with Vera Cruz. II break
ing the world record IN target practice
Gunner Skolheld gave the E TO the bat
tleship Michigan and not only this but
MS achievement meant 81 extra in money
70 each OF the guaners' crew.
This is Skolfeld's fourth year of ser
vice on the Michigan and though II is
not known whether ne intends to re-eniis,
or not. it would seem that brilliant fu-
rure must await the young man whose
record is SO remarkable.
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BATES TRACK MEN
TRY OUT SATURDAY

Lewiston. Ne, Feb. 14.-Joan Butler OF
Maiden, Mass. captain Of the Bates Co.
legt football team, and Coach Ryan's
snd in the spirits. was the star a. the
first Bates outdoor handicap track NEE,
here Saturday afternoon, winning the 80.
yard dash from scratch and pulling his
class relay team out OF a hole as an.
Choir man.
The Sophor1ores won the meet with IS
two points TO the good over the Junior.
and Freshmen. tied.
The Seniors ended with e.
All events except the potato race were
handicap and finishes were close.
The summary:
Potato race-Won By Pidgin Is; ID
Tucker Is: Sd. Stettbacher, Il; 9Th
Boober u. Time. 5 3-5 seconds.
Three standing iumps-Won by Buke,
IS, ;; ID, Kenney IS; Sd, Boyd 'ls; 4th
Dussel IL, 2 Distance, = feet 81
inches.
Shotput-won by Boyd IS. fest; ID
Ross Is. 8 feet; Cd. Lord Is; 4th. Still
man Is feet Distance. n fee, inches
Running high jump-Tied at feet
inches, Stinson Is, johnson Is. , inches
Gibbs IS. feet inches.
50 Yard Dash-Won by Butler C1O !:
End, Quimby c1O; 3rd. Small Cl5);
4th, Davis CID. Time is sec
onds
Low Hurdles-Won by Connors
c1O, yard; End, Butler C1O; )rd,
Curtin c1s). yards.
Relay 1s1s-tKeaney. Boyd, Snow.
Drew We. 1915 (Mansfield, Seavey.
Clifford. SmalD. Time l minute S.
seconds.
1917-(Davis, House, Connors, But
ler) VS.. 1918 tHobbs, knight, Fowler,
Quimby). Time minutes l 4-5 sec
onds Finals won by 1915. Time 2 min
utes
Relay between 1916 seconds and 1918
seconds won by 1918. Time 2minutes
as seconds.
Two 3sile Run-Won by Devote
c1s). 100; End, Doe c1s; 3rd. Web
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INVESTIGATION
OF ny BANKING

New York. Feb. lL-Altred Becker,
deputy states attorney general, VINO has
charge OF the investigation instituted by
Attorney General Woodbury. 70 deter
mine whether the Increased prices OF
wheat, bread and -four : due 20 GRIM
.nal conspiracy. announced tonight that
the first step Will be 10 delve into coz
d3-io--s IN the wholesale and retail bak-
ing trade
Prominent grain men from Chicago and
other cities have been invited 10 testify
here. Representatives OF -four milling in
teresrs il New YORK City viii oe sub
pienaed.
M. Becker said that il IS believed the
bull campaign il wheat IS the root o.
The matter
TIE bull campaign now gives signs OF
having either collapsed or reached q
termination successful for those engaged
mi L." Mr.. Becker added He though
il significant that there mad been de-
cline OF more than : cents ii Ine price
O wheat II less than week He be-
iieves that If the Investigation can dis
close the methods by which the prices
Of wheat mas been advanced from :.
cents & busael 81 t1e outbreak Of the
war 20 st-1e, The highest point reached
since, IL may help 10 bring about cheap
er wheat, cheaper four and cheaper
bread
The sudden drop il The price q whea'
he considered positive proof that ire
unprecedented high prices have been tie
resV!, OF manipulation BY spectators
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SOLDIER TRIED FOR
HAVING SKETCHES
LOCKS AT PANAM

Panama Feb. 1s-P-ir. Charles Z,
Hill OF the 18th Infantry. |. S n
which has been doing lock guard duu
al N.raaoras. was tried SaturiaI
SATURDAY morning by Z cou-tusr,a|
on the charge Of having made sketch
IS Of the loca,s, taken notes and draw
few unImportanJ maps. II
sketches, notes and maps were 11easHi
He had a letter addressed % The JsPI
anesz charge at Panama but Japal
is not represented OF the.sthmus. IL
decision Ct the court has not teen al
nouRced. Hill says he was using %
means for geIIings out OF the seraa|
Two foreign tourists who have oea1
taking photographs Of the Panama q
nal locks and other works, as well
the Governor residence. have bes'
under observation for several day.
The case IS not thought 70 be inlpohI
ant and. although the tourists cav
been under surveillance by the mni
1a-y authorities. no other action %
been -3kes1 thus far.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

: given over TO the Coatecerates II WI!
not Cost the government penny for
shelter Of say. -. men and women, 10
provide for whom $4'nh', is ASKED
The government has appropriated
nearly so5.150. 500 since the way 20 aid
northern state homes: this year 81,
10000. The Woras bill provides for
$3.50 200 70 ala southern homes. or less
than one-fourth OF that for northern
homes. and il will be the first aid ever
extended.
Fifty thousand dollars. only. is asked
TO eS-ablish home in the District Of
Columbia for INDECENT ana afflicted
veterans Of the district and those lly-
ing in States haTing TO homes. like
West Virginia and New York These
men are ali debarre6 from entering
any southern state home 5y reas %
rcn-residerce, and the only refuge for
district veterans .s the poor house in
common with destitute negroes; from
which they are being saved bv the
women OF The Southern Relief So
c:ety'-Miss Mamie Randolph Heath,
president.
The bill carries also $4,000 for sal
aries of clerks and officers. against
s5e04o appropriated for this purpose
for northern homes. also $4,000 10
transport INDECENT veterans. their wives
and widows 10 Johnson City.
The South has cheerfully paid since
1866 her pro rate OF five billion dollars
TO pay pensions to Union veterans and
support homes and at this late day
claims i should be aided TO the above
small extent
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PORTLAND BOY
BREAKS WORLD
GUN RECORD

Portland, Ne, Feb. lit is not gen
orally known that Ellis Percy Sheffield
Of tho battleship Michigan. U. S. n. now
in Cuban waters. and who recently made
q worlds record at target practice. is a
Portland boy. He fired four shots and
made four hits In less than q seconds.
making thereby an unparalleled register.
Tho distinguished young gun pointer
IL the con Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ".
ekofnald Of Congress street. east Born
at Cundy's Harbor, Harpswell. q years
ago. he went to the Harpswell country
school for a short time and later attend
ed the public schools OF North Scituate.
R L, for II weeks. He came with his
family to Portland to reside when about
Is Or II and upon taking the examina-
lions was admitted to the second year
class Of the Portland High school He
left Just before completing the last year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
APPOINT PROF,
M'C0NAUCHY TO
PROFESSORSHIP
AT DARTMOUTH

Hanover. y. H, Feb. 1..-Announce-
ment was made tonight of the ap-
pointment OF Professor James L. Nc
Conaughy, Of Bowdoin, as professor Of
education in Dartmouth College and
executive secretary OF the committee
on admission. President Nichols said
Prof. McConaughy' duties would
bring him into closest technical and
personal contact with the secondary
schools.
The announcement comes as a sup
plement 10 the withdrawal OF Dart
mouth from the New England College
Entrance Board last fall when admin
istration officials expressed themselves
as favoring a personal. rather than a
board relation with the individual pre-
paratory schools. Prof. McConaughy
will begin his duties in the summer
session this year.
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SCHOONER RESCUED
FROM BAD SH0l|

Woods Hole, Mass. Feb. l4-In1
Coas, Guard cutter Acushnet extrics'1
ei from a dangerous position on ~
shoals of Muskeget Channel today "
schooner Mary F. Barrett, bound i!VD
Boston for Norwolk The schooner va
anchred almost upon Norton snoa1
and the Acushnet anchored alonss'...
before taking her N tow. The cutie
position indicated 10 people on sh@.
st Nartha's Vineyard that she ~ -
aground. and wireless messages 10 ~
effect were sent out, with requests "
assistance. As a result the cu''.
Gresham left Boston under fofcs'
draught late this afternoon, sped pr,
way down the coast and then returns
when il was reported thata the Aeuss'
net had proceeded. "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
COASTlNG ACCIDENT
Isoiit erzozoeski Injured sunds, A
ternoon When Sled Strikes Poi.

In coast.ng accident which o,eu,l
about O'Clock Sunday afternoon O, n
per state street opposite the gas ber,
Igolit Brzozoesk!. aged = years. n.l
Der Of the Polish colony. rece.yes bad Il
tsur.es about the abdomen ard grol,s n
severity OF which cannot 5e de.erp.s
Brzozoeski was riding in s@coui al
On bobsEsd in company with SIX F..,s
boys. and il turning OFT Ia So
which was going down TIE iii the y
s-ruck & telegraph p9le ard all y,
thrown 10 the ground VIII v5o.eacs 0]
e-s received slight scratches, ,
Brz9zoessi 1as I1e only one severely l
5ured- He was picked Up unconscious j
carried to his home al the co--e- Of "
street and Mount Vernon avenue /,
medical aid was Z, once summoned.
the ey-en.ng IL was conscious b., =,
suffering from pain il the AID 9ruea-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
C0E MAY BE
WITH FAMILY
IN DAY OR TWO.

Boston, Feb. lit has been quite def
niteiy determined that Henry Clarke
Gee. Jr-, the missing Standard Oil Co.
salesman. will be returned to his family
within the next three days.
The news yesterday morning to the eff
feet THAI the telegraph companies were
cooperating with the family in an ef-
fore to find Coe. and that two kilograms
and perhaps more had been found which
were written ramblingly and attributed to
Coe. has resulted in Detective Robert
Burns leaving On mysterious errand
Refuses to Talk
The detective walked from his Office
yesterday and said ne was going out of
town. He was pressed to say where he
was going and what his purpose was.
but he could not be induced to utter a
syllable. All he would say was that his
leaving concerned Coe. but as he passed
reporter he whispered The telegram %
Earlier in the day Mr.. Burns said THAI
he was certain that he just about located
Coe and that he would have definite
news before night Since they were fret
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
1900 ATTEND THE
SACO ICE RACES

Saco, Me, Feb. lon the North
street speedway Saturday afternoon in
the presence Of 1900 hocsenen from
many towns in York county. Western
Chimes. owned by Ralph Il Dearborn
OF Biddeford, won three straight heat
in the race for the silver cup. The
first race in the series for the cup
was won by Western Chimes last
Wednesday. The third and decisive
race will take place next Wednesday.
Today PAGER. owned by Garfield
Hu-chins OF Buxton. was second and
Alice Dispute, owned by George {.
Fog Of B;ddeford was third.
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Old Objections Hold
WORKS BILL TO AID CONFEDERATE
VETERANS CREATES GREAT FAVOR

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE bill introduc-
ed INTO the House IL Washington, Iech-
rical.y known as tie Works bill. bit
better known as the Blue and Gray bill,
which = Is said both Senators Lc5g5
and Weeks have promised 70 support. Is
creating remarkable stir in Washing
ton and victory for the movement -
Predicted
Favored North and South
TIE bill was introduced by General Al
bert EstoFiaal Of Louisiana, q former
Confederate soldier. It's purpose IS 10
aid disabled Confederate veterans. their
wives and widows and Is identical 70 the
bill OF Senator Works who fo- the last
Eve years has bean anxious ID aid ind.-
gent ard afflicted Confederate veterans
He Is Republican and & Union veteran,
while General Estopiral is & Democrat
and a Southern veteran. 50 the measure
can be aptly styled the bill % the Blue
and the Gray.
The government has % eold!ers' homes.
70 date between 500 l.o,0rD and $50 t.A
ID support them Death has been so
busy that there is now room FOR about
RtH more inmates lAan they nave. ne
inspector general Of the United States
army having charge OF soldiers homes
recommends 2 consolidation 81 as 20 save
unnecessary expense. TWO OF them, the
Johnson City, Tenn, home and r.e To-
gus, Me. home. are not half full Every
inmate Of the first can be placed in the
Hampton, Va, home, and the inmates
Of the second in the central home az
Dayton, o.: SO if the Johnson City home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
famine THREATENED
AT MEXICO CITY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1i-Zapata forces
have destroyed the water WORKS sup
p,ying Mexico City. the food famine
has become more critical and inoi-
cations are that Carranza forces ma!
soon evacuare. official adysces 10 the
American government said Saturday.
officials here are much concerned
over the reports coming for the last
three days. With lack OF food and un-
rest in the population and the 1act
that Mexico City is of no great strate-
gical importance. diplomats in Mexico
CITY fear the place may be left with
ont semblance authority al any mo-
Inenr.
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BANDITS ARE BUSY
IN THREE WESTERN
CITIES SATURDAY

"il!iston, y. D. Feb. 14-Entering
the Medicine Lake State Bank al NeGi-
cine Lake. Mont. Saturday. TWO youth
full band:s forced the cashier TO hand
over $4,000 in currency ard escaped =
posse overlook them as they were I'd
ing toward the North Dakota line and
in running battle one Of the bandits
was wounded and captured HIS
companion es-aped.
San Antonio. Tex. Feb. 14-Threa
unnasked men Saturday robbed the
Merchants and Mechanics Bank here
OF about sllQ0 and escaped in a stolen
automobile.
Walsenburg. Colo, Feb. l4-WilIiau1
Dick. a mine operator. was kiiIe<: and
robbed OF $4,000 which ne was taking
20 the Oakview mine rear Lareta %
pay of the men Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
PETITION WHICH WOULD
BENEFIT HARRY THAW

Nashua. y. H, Feb. 14-Charles P.
Hall Of IS Bowers street has secured
in this city 500 names to a petition to
Congress for the passage Of a lasg
permitting a citizen OF any State &C.
quittaI Of crime in another State 70
return to his own State, as Harry h
Thaw should be allowed TO return t.
his home in Pennsylvania.
Mayor James 3. Crowley and many
Officials are among the signers. 1t is
understood that similar petitions are
being circulated throughout New
Hampshire and in other States. Mr.
Hall says he has done the work for
the sake OF justice and has not been
paid a cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
CHARGE ON skis
BY THE CHASSEURS

Geneva, Via Paris, Feb. I..-That is
said 10 BE- the first bayone, charge on
skis during the present war, was
made yesterday in the Eosges noun
tains near Col Du Bonhomme. Forty
Alpine chasseurs with TWO officers
were cut Of by the Germans and were
ordered TO surrender They refused
and charged down the snow covered
slope OF their skis into the German
trenches, where a terrible struggle
took place before the French soldiers
Were overcone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

George Brooks cared for the wound
ed. none Of whom is thought to be IA
tally hurt unless it be the one sought
for IN the woods.
The cause Of the row is not known,
but Is thought TO have been differences
arising over q game Of cards in q
house near the scene Of the fracas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
Song Recital This Eyenin,

The song recital this Moaday
ing at the Winthrop street Pa
church promises 20 De Z oeIightfui y
rertainment. Miss Francs Ens
Stuart is well known II this civ I,
Miss EvangeIiue &c Boiu, who =
he AZ the piano. has won q fne re,n.
ton for herself by her skill as a -
mist Mrs Frank l. Datton Of 4,
city win preside al the organ. \
list Of par-onesses Is also an assun,.
Of q tire audience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

Tashtoetou, eFb 14.-While Senate
Democrats marked time in the ship
purchase bill fight Saturday, House
leaders completed plans for rushing
the administration compromise propos-
e. through by the end Of this week
Under a special rule Introduced Sat
urday the House would be given Only
cir hours to debate the compromise
plan. which will be laid before a DEM
ocra.sc caucus Monday night fo- ap-
provaL No amendments other tlaa
those provided for II the rule would
be possible
In the senate the Norris c,oture rule
was still under debate and Senator
Burton occupied the Aoo- virtually tns
entire session, his discussion ranging
from criticism Of alleged executive IN
reference with legislation 10 the ner-
It's cf various protects contained n
the -!vers and harbors appropriation
b.n.
Democratic leaders conferred on the
general subject Of clotUre SATURDAY
without reaching any decision and re-
sured their conference Saturday
night
Under Cor gresham 1a1-St%S ~
posed special rule the House co1lc
dispose Of the bill At one sitting II N
cludes The conpleted administration
compromise, embracing The Weeks IA
val auxiliary bill, the Gore shipping
bill and an au1e3Gmenr combining ms
two, and would absolutely prevent
other srend-eats TIE CO cus Mon
day night is expected 70 bind the
Democratic majority 20 support the
bill as party measure.
Old Objections Hold
Democratic leaders we're confident
the revised bill would go through The
House without serious difficulty Sen
ate Republicans, however. asserted
that the compromise failed 10 eli-ni
nate the two principal objections and
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KAISER RELEASES A
PRISONER ON HOMO

Berlin, Feb. 1s-IV!a London. P vi
-Raoul Dav.dos, French prisoner
war, returned to Germany today i've
a visit 10 his home in France, where J
was permitted TO so by order Of Ernpsh1
William to see his dying mother.
The Frenchman wrote direct 10
Emperor his reQues, TO be allowed
visit his mother, piedging his woro
honor 10 return by March / The y
peror granted his request
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

heard OF the kilograms have been the
greatest hope o. the detectives and the
Coe family.
II has been said by Mrs Coe that her
husband had associations in Grea, Bar
rtngton ard she thought he might be
there il he stayed n the East Il was
intinatei that the kilograms which he is
said TO have tried 10 send were traced
20 that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

Der c17). IS; 4th, Pendlow Clsp. 1ao,
Time minutes. IS seconds
Officials Coach Ryan
Timer and referee, Director PurIn'on-
Judges at finish. BALDWIN. Suii0oS-
Judges OF field events SwiE IA
Moore Is. Prof Baird. Prof Ross
Clerk Of Course. R. Merrill. Asst
/. Clerk Of Course. J. Sullivan
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SOLDIERS HAVE MIXUP
WITH PANAMA POLICE
5 REPORTED KILLED

Panama, Feb IA fight between
soioiers ana native policemen late
Saturday night resulted, according 10
first reports Of the conflict, in the
deaths Of FIVE policemen and three SOL
diers and the woundins OF many COM
batants. A carnival is in progress and
many soldiers were on leave to at
tend the fesdvity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15

Ulysses G. Merrill was II WIZ.
Saturday evening where he gar. y
vaudeville specialties before a
sized audience at the Windsor GO
hall 10 the great enjoyment ~
present.
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GUADALAJARA CAPTURED
BY THE FORCES OF VILLA

FL Paso, Tex, Feb. 14.-GuadaIa lara,
second largest city in Mexico. fell Sat
urday into the hands Of the Villa
troops, according TO telegram receiy-
ed tonight. Gen. Villa describes his
victory as complete.
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Late Augusta Local.

There viii be 10 meeting IT ,hs -
England Order Of Protection Tus.s
evening on account OF the Gov
reception The next regular ua..s
will be held the frs. TUESDAY,
March.