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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
after AFGHANS
British Under Barrett
Begin Operations
Teacec tor T-'nesmen who Crossed
Afghan 5oreer ana Occurred Posi-
hons ., indian sioe-Aavance
Having 7eassuring ETes:

London. May 9-Ee-eraI Sir a 4
2a--e1-- = Command IN Northern
LndE- mas begun operations against
the Afghan r~1besnen who crossed
The Afghan border and occupied pc
sltions II ne Indian side. Reuter- :
Limited. earns -,lat the advance Of
British mobile c0lumns n the neigh
5arhood 1r -4a Na-,t. vester- frontier
: having : -aassur-r.s e+-ec-
-7.e ,alest news from AaouL. rae
CAPITA 0f A:e:.acls,a2. i la1ea
April a. and SAYS nat members u
ne -star- party I ne British agent,
WHO 5 far Indian LAD eff haIIL
Al lie tine Aa0ul YRS ne scere II
graa. =Zc,tcreur ana rler- WIS con-
siderable .-oop movements Il ne
surrounding cpur:rv !, was SAD.
however. tla. -.era was ID De acI..-
-ng n ne nature Il 4 genera. ad-
vance owing % he absence If I!ract
orders trcrn amir
II s understood here rIat a band
Of 4tH Afg1ans WIN several guns mas
occupied ne Indian frontier posi-
ton anC ia. L somewhat aver
force : al a1ot..er point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
CHINA DISGRTNTLED


While The Council Of Four WORKED
roday CT details If ne cor-aconIn-
negotiations VII Ger,n41-Aust1' a
protests against ne ;-eaty Win
Germany continued.
TIE Chinese delegation % the
peace conference mas received Cahief
INSTRUCTIONS from Pek-ng rot 10
slga the treaty because If The Sc
tIenent made n tie * a0-CIlaa and
Shartung can;-oversv by which
Japan was g:vAn German lights on
ne Shanrung peninsula. The Chinese
peace conference Al Shanghai. where
ne nor, aerl a1d southern govern
r1enJs ara e1dez4 rOrlcC . seI..e
,t-!- differences las sent similar in
strgcr.crs 10 ne Pa-s delegates.
Comment Z re German press
seeTrs - indicate t1at Germany ma
sign r.ie Treaf-. hut only 1ane- the
Continued en- Page Col. g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
FOR SUFFRAGE
Prospects Bright for
Passage
During Extra Session Congress-
National Association Receives
Definite Assurances"-C.ain De-
feat Of Senators Weeks and Sauis-
bury Achievement for SuHrasIsts

Washington. May the National
Woman Suffrage Association today an
aouaced mat !, had definite assur-
acces" nat ne suffrage amendment
70 the constitution would be passed ar
ne extra SECS On Of Congress.
Incidentally ne statement announces
the suf-ag,sIs' code Of action which. Z
g declared. has brought me movement
IT s.ga, Of victory AL woman suff-a-
g:sls we-e er.oined d continue 70 Use
ne Lies they are:
'-onc ;eI. al YOU Know don tell
anything -ou DO not KNOW. don : repeat
even A small hing told you n conf
dence; don -: lose your -enper: don
1a-: con : threaten. don : boast.
The statement c!a.r1s ne defeat Of
Senator'S Weeks nj SALISBURY. Oppon-
EMS Of The z;nec drents. as an achieve
!nenI u ne suT-ag:sts
Information reached Washington TO-
ca r-.at William ] Ea---s me new
senator ION Georgia, who s cow n
Euro. = hld ;oia President Wilson ma.
- would vote or tle equal suffrage
amendment resolution vnlch failed a,
l.le -4sl session % he Senate w one
+ ur-2e- Senator Thomas 4 Ea-1w1ciz
whom Nj 55a--s sGccetlIs. voted
AGAINST he zre4sL-=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
b0RAH ASKS
That C. O. P. Announce
Stand on League
Senator Expresses Contempt for
Those Considering Matter n Lighr
Of Political Exaedieney-Says
Party Could Render Great Service.
Even Z at Cost Of Defeat. oy Saw
,ng Sacred Traditions and lnce-
5encence Of America


Asi-lti- ~N--' ~ 1i-a ~ Do o.
If Idaho. Z a -et-er made public To-
6av -ea.Err.ne lis opposition % the
-a,- ~ Ns-;o,s asKA mar -ea
~ i->----i -
t.tuCe oa ne a4opron Qf ne League
covenant and minated r-at i ap-
7r,,-.l xAra e-va, mo sorunen- No
written % ne eHllor u me Sos'on
T-aasc--p-
~ ;s ra--a- about which m Y
,.-, .--.s
nave no cohNAcl-uhs- "ToIS lie sell
a-or. Tan 4 partisan Incer suc!l
observation-disclosures ask what aoCl- Iae0
Can 4 nrIi-;ca1 Da--- under sl;cn cir
c,,-17s,a ,cas stand seide-ca-7 = a.
hawk he1waan the ines and still ex-
nerr ~ mold ne confidence ana "a
Soac. 1r a v,r1-rr,Is and bT-lva o-o-
,ia- -, - 1ari5na N nava on,n-
io,s- -, \ Rep,,bIicau -a facing
ard S-na1,;,p around as a yf1,-a l;v-
,r.,,7 e..a,lf-a .f has. az,esfiar,r,."
= ,-r,,ad ~. = -4,ousa7d t<-res se--a-
S.,,d s.,---, .var = 4a1aa.a,7 u--1
cs-a5n1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
PARIS REPORTS CLAIM ITALIAN
TROUBLE IS FAR FROM SETTLED
CHINESE THREAT NO! TO SIGN
TALh OF REFUSAL

- ne Associated Press
TIE peace I=rrns 10 D. presented =
) lsr-ta ara RAPIDLY t4k.nG concrete
for-n. 4 $ announced from Paris
--iaI the drafting committee mas be
-un WORK II ne document as i
a..u.e- Tie r.ral -erns. as com
7leted, contemplate the wipin- out
# he an,.ra A,.gt-.an navy. ne sur
render u -ver- snip Il me AUSTRIAN
navy berg demanded TIE allied and
associated governments VIII decide
laier JusJ whac disposition snail De
made 4 .:-e N=ssels Nc INNS has
yer 5een gwen as u ne ether con
i!rons aI l:.e .1=a.r
Meanwhile me German peace DEL
sga-on al versailles -on-.Hues Is
oor:n ldaole TASK IF d.gest-ng the
1eace terms landed 20 il NJ NetIaes-
aar ny Premier CleDenceaa. Ac-
corning q reports originating fron a
Continued an Faye Acol. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
QUIZ WHITMAN
At Y. Y. Senate Inquiry
Into Bribery Charges
Counsel fo- Senator Thompson
Frankly Aomits Tying 70 S-ave
Former Governor Handled Truth
n Reckless Manner During Ac-
nintst-arao1

New York. May a-Sha-p clashes
n which charges and counrer-caarg-
IS ware freely banuied marked 20
days session # ne state Senate IN
.ui-y INTO ne Thomas bribery
ha-ges. Forrer Governor Whitman.
rank Moss. counsel for Senator
Thompson. and Senator EUrlingane,
a.r-ian If the committee. were
me central figures n he classes
curing winch IL. MOSS frankly ad-
1a.Ited that re vas attempting % -
peach me veraclrv IF ire former gov
ar1ur Senator Bu-lingane retor-ed
mat NJ. Moss vas making al IN
proper attempt.
The most heated incident Of Ire
session occurred when Mr.. Moss put
a question inr,mo-ng that NJ
Whitman when governor. had at
tempreG improperly 70 influence SEN
a.o- Gothic 70 support ne nonina-
nor Il George X Perkins tor food
comma ssloner. The former governor
Vas asked + he had lot promised a
pardon 70 one Il Senator Gothic S
nI~3,eges n -erura eor his support
When this question was cu. NJ
Whitman Ieaped to his fact and
shouted aag-:Iy: T object 20 he
question as an insult. What the
governor Of the state pardon a man
I4r a vote"
Later Senator Gothic took the
stand and testified thar il was not
4 question Of 4 pardon. bur the re-
stara-on to citizenship Cf a physi-
clcaa N whom he was Interested. He
c..Imec that William or. then pr
v-,te secretary 10 Gov Whitman. mad
asked MIN 70 support N. <erK.us
nomination saying such support
might help IT he matter Ct the ply
slcIan.
Mr Whitman vas questioned az
length BY NJ. Moss as TO the cir
cums,aaces under winch MS law
firm would be gwen ssn.N'a retain
ing fee by the In.erDoroug.1 Rapid
Transit O.. Re sad that he as
suned Il was because Of the bad s.
nanciCal condition Of the company
which aecess3ta led The employment
If extra counsel but denied empnat-
icaIly that there was anything m
proper IN his relations with the
traction concern
Theodore P. Shonts. president #
the Iarerooroug.,- a.so rook the stand
and reiterated a previous statement
that his company had never expend-
ed any money To influence leg.sia-
non.
At the close # the session me
hearing was adjourned I'll next
Wednesday when Senator Thompson
win be the drst wltaesA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
NAKHICHEVAN
SEEKS AMERICA
AS IT'S MANDATORY

New York. May S.-Now me principal
it, of Nahhiche~an II he foot of NJ.
Ararat to which Noah ls SAID 70 have
descended when the Ark grounded
cumes forward 20 ask the United States
1t America 70 became It's mandatory.
Its prime minister, Jater Kooiis Khan.
a Tartar chieftain. mas addressed sucn
a -auues, 10 the imperial representa-
tive. the supreme President of the Unit
al States Of America
The appeal has been transmitted to
President Wilson BY the American com
nittee for Armenian and Syrian relief.
Nakhichevan being remote section OF
rhe Caucasus where the committee re-
Gently opened an orpianage. Ja1er
Noulin Khan in his letter. as Uausiai-
ed. thanks Your Supreme Hghness
ior the money. clothing and grain gwen
by the American relief workerA'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
ASK EXTENSION
Time to Sell Stock of
Boston & Maine
And Other Railroad Securities IN
Possession Of Trustees Of New
Haven-Are Acting Under oisso-
luton Decree Of October ga. in
Governments Ant Trust Law SUIT
Against Road

New York. Mav o.-5a-res = Coher--
and orae- t-1sIees appointed Under the
dissolution decree Of October, -el4. n
ne government Sherman anC-rusl
law suit against tie New York. New
Haven q Hartford Railroad %. pet
r.oned he United States distrlc; cour-
QUA . extend . July :. ~, the tine
4 when tAev are authorized % sell re
stock Of the Boston & Name railroad
AMI other -aliroad securities n their
possession.
II asking or ne extension he t-1s-
,ees 81 d
From the me Of her appointment:
down 70 he present. ne financial SIT
1acion OF me Boston < Maine -a;l-oad
nas been such +ha: L mas 4. no tine
oee1 possible o So. his large block Of
STOCK without an enormous and lurea-
sona1le sacrifice. Z S TOT possible caa.
he situation vi! rla:er,a.ir change n
THIS respect so as 20 am 1Ie ne :--lstee
% make a safe on reasonable terms
between now and October :. -.19 The
other stocks n heir 1ossesE1un ara
r?alnl- hose of -7l-oaCs leased n or
Operated b~ ne Boston < Name Raj
Continued ~ Page Col. s.
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DENIES FRAUD
In Furnishing Shoes to
I. S. Govt
Vice President Of Bates Company on
Stand in T~iai at Boseon-Asserts
No 6rihes Given-Gcver1ment In
scectors as Charged

Boston May a-F-ac1. :. Sears. VEG
president and genera. manager Of ne
A J. Bates Co Of Webster, Mass. az
his TIA, n The fedora! cuu-- today ie-
med charges tha; ne mad consplrec %
deflud me government and mad gwen
t1rtbes to government Inspectors while
Ne mad charge Of 4 government order
or - ~ pairs ii army SHOES TIE de-
Tense IS expected 70 complete is case
tomorrow.
Sears said ttlac the governments re-
csived I'll the shoes contracted for.
Cross reactions. he SAD. amounted %
q per cent ana these vera replaced.
Questioned BY his counsel regarding
testimony taat ne lad authorized pay
-nent If money 10 NO government in
sT,ec.ors a, re Eates factor. ne sad
ne money was no, gwen as a or-ibe.
tut as an .nducemeat for L1e inspectors
a -enain n Webster instead Of ac-
"er;.ag transfers winch would have
ur~Egnt mem additional money.
l5e sad ne gave orders 10 have the
ilrac.ice of sitting middle sniss stepped
vhen : was reported 70 Mn. He de-
ned ne testimony Of Thomas Sher-
wood. foreman Of the so eIeathe- room.
max ne Iad told Sherwood that the only
E1r nulev could De made m the gov
e--1l-2enr CONTRACT would De SHINING
on leather
>e2-s admitted that ne knew Of the
purchase Of lots Of outer and inner
soles At below the market price. and of
or of s. ron soles when ron vas
specified oy the government He said
nat ae authorized these purchases be-
c;iJlse Sherwood told hir, that lots con-
aimed many soies which were I'D To 3
ron This. ne SAID. seemed -sasona BILE
Artra past experience IN buvjng large
io;s- lie SAID that more than %. Ia
pairs Of inner soies were purchased
ana that NAM soies we're made from
leather n stock n order 70 complete
The government order
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BIG TENEMENT
SHORTAGE IN y. Y.

New E1rk. MAY s-T-neDler- AID
nome building nusr - resumed Of a
Iarca sca.e n New Z1rk state ana
city - prevent i genera exodus 81
workers IN otle~ paris # he -oun-
nv. tle Sta-- Reconstruction COM
niss,oa announced lere tonight 4 4
statement .:alNr- attention . The
'-T-st5cai f.ouslrg SITUATION
4 shortage ot lw 900 apa---nen 5
exists n New York city -odaE, -
statement 4ecla--t3. only f as
man. plans 1ar new buildings mere
we're fled n -4-s as for the SAM
nertod rvn vea-s a-o, and only i
~..r1 y rae plans 1Ie9 n 1918 Hara
beam followed 5v completion # -le
BIT. ID nEs Specified
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TERMS DICTATED
BY HATE CLAIMS
GERMAN HEAD

= rae, Nay p NaTasI u n =~T-I.a1
z vernrnenI aas --.eg-apnea . ne De-
-ca1es al Versailles ordering hem -
resent 70 ne allied and associated
powars within lie Z aa~s Allowed a
r~oros ton demanding vernai discus
SONS 6ispa- hes rom 3e:'tl- sa-.
re pence committee u ne 5e--nga
Ta-1ora. Assent discussed he peace
ms --as-a-1av Tres dent F-rranaaa;!
q ne Assembly declared NAT ne -=r-ns
are nor Sr1g-lc han Ne -1os- pess--
SIC forecasts 1ad indicated ard
-~eaa. the perpetual s.1sIavere1t d The
German peope. He declared that ne
.-sat- was dictated av nae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
PEACE PROGRESS
DOESN'T CHANGE
[. s. WAR PLANS

Washington. Ma s.-2rozr=as maze
n ne peace conference mas caused 70
change n he var Department puIicv
e 4 tenpu-a-v army Of - 200 officers
and ne- as provided n ne arnv appro-
braaon III! winch allied Of passage a
ne closing hours IF the last Congress.
The department s prepared = press
practically ne same oiI a. ne ex;ra
81 ssion 20 bsg,n Aar Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
Brunswick Passes
Fifth Loan Goal

tsrunswick. Me-, May 9-Brunswick
which tIas gone over the Top N the
four preceding loans. today definite
~ went over me top handsomely IN
the Victory Loan drive with locoa
subscriptions of s1-1.h5s. and outside
credits Of between so 900 and 81
Hh. total Of approximately s1S::.-
aah as compared with the allotment
Of sI7s.3De
TIE Brunswick banks up % tonight
nave received subscriptions on which,
4; least the initial payments has
been made, amounting 70 Sele, ssoa.
Of that amount %i-f151 Is credited 70
Brunswick. sec. 800 To Topsha-n. ill
20 TO Ea-pswel. s.. 40S IN Bowdoin-
ham. s1.5asi IN Buwdoin, 500 TO Can
ION. s1oa 10 New Durham, y. Il, and
$50 70 Lee.
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filters OFF TODAY
ON SECOND STAGE
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
Friday Delay Due to Desire to Put Machines
in Trim-Only Minor Troubles Developed in
Long Flight from Rockaway to Halifax
Naval Vessels Suinging Out Over Course to
Trepassey Bay-Disabled NC4 Arrives
Safely at Chatham Light, Mass.-Passed
Night On Calm Sea
START TO-DAY

Washington, May 9-PostpGnernenf
Of the fight Of me two Nay Sea
Planes from Halifax 70 T-epassey
Bay. y. T, until tomorrow. officially
reported - the Navy department
today, cio not danpen the enrhusi-
asn with which officers here regard
ed prospects for successful accom-
piishmenT Of the r-ans-A t-ant-c ar
Journey by Inese machines. The post
place four propellers but 10 "details
were contained Il the message from
L IS assumed by cheers here ina.
propeIiors 0n both The NC-- and rae
prompted Commander John H
Towers 70 wait over a day AZ Hail
fax Possibly II had been decided 70
change 70 a slightly different tvpe
Il was said. but AZ any rae i -as
certain that only minor t-ou>,es rad
been developed n tae machines \
ne I've hundred nile dash yesterday
1-'nIn Rocxaway TO Halifax
Arrangements for he fight ware
SAID today 70 De working out smooth
~ and while The machines are en-
route 70 -le -sg.on If Cape Brov.e
f-nm which J1e act2al fight for
Europe VIII be s7a-ed. re stage :
being set Tor ma; transatlantic
fight. NavaI vessels were moving
today into their Positions along the
Continued On Page +Coi. g.
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GERMANS BITTER AND MAY REFUSE TERMS
TALK OF PEACE WITH RUSSIA AS SOLUTION
AUSTRIA MUST GIVE UP HER ENTIRE FLEET

Peace Heads at Work on Terms to Germany's
Chief Ally-Naval Provisions Call for Ev-
cry Fighting Ship-No Hint as to Other
Conditions of Peace Treaty-German Dele
gates Divided Over Drastic Terms of Allies
People Stunned at Conditions - Rather
Anarchy Than Slavery" Heard On All Sides
Peace With Russia Might Mean Available
ity Bolshevik Troops in Germany
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Anti-Saloon League
Plans Fight Wet Efforts
Through Puipits

Cleveland 0, May s.-The %a-
mona. executive committee of ne
Ant-Saloon League al near+,-
ners toGa.- decided 70 appeal 10 all
churches 20 -aI attention rom taeiI,
oulpIts aSunday. June 5. IL the
alleged attempts If the liquor inter
ests 10 prevent prohibition taking er-
-act and Ir-1ng upon congress the
necessity IF effective Legislation.
The committed also planned for the
world wide conference on 3rof11bit1on
- be held n Washington June I, )
and $, II which Il is expected at+1-
countries VIII be represented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
LIE Noir Appeals
From Death
Sentence at Paris

Pa-s Mag 'Eavas),-9te-a e
Mir, VINO yesterday vas convicted ~
eou7- MARIA o. having had deaiinss
Win ne ere-1lE ana was sentenced %
death. today formally appealed --9,n
the decision Of ne cou-- L Nor was
,rea with Senator Charles Eu-,De---
Captain George Lies Lauoux and VII
Ism Desouches. Humber and --sdo,,x
'er@ acquitted, Jur DeSoucnes vas ~.
v1cted and sentenced TO i tar-n ~. 4,.a
ears n prison
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PORTLAND NEARS
GOAL IN LOAN

PortaaC. Ne. May 5.-For--acd
vas tonight within s35 900 Of II
: c+0rv Loan quota Il sS.-ao oao. sub
sar.pI5ons having raAen a zig Jump
during ne dav. -1ionei Edward L.
Logan addressed a nass-rreet.ng n
re interests 81 ne .oal n civ nal
Judge Clarence Eale Of the --it=d
nag d.s-.c- court presiding. St7-e
headquarters report mat Knox s q
hundred Der cert. county and man
owns want over ne Top -CCa-.
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WELL KNOWN
MAINE ATTORNEY
KILLED BY TRAIN

SHOW negan. Ne. May +Edwa-1
\. Merrill. an attorney known
throughout the state. was instantly
killed by ram j, a st-eet crossln-
ERE -oday. HIS little grandson who
Was walking near him escaped IN
jury Mr. Ie--,n was = Years Did.
i3e was ne largest tax payer II
me town ana rad been a member /
5oI1 branches # he legislature
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LEWISTON CHILD
KILLED BY AUTO

lewiston. Ne. MAJ 2.-Jsll!et-e
Feierier. s. daughter Of 1osapn Fele-
Ter ran n front Of -he automobile
Of Paul D Sargent c-ief engineer
If ne state Highway department.
tonight and RECEIVED injuries from
winch she lied II Ioca. hospital a
few hours later.
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MAINE MAN
GETS WAR CROSS

Washington. MAY a-Awar1 y :. :.
--ossas % q officers and men NJ the
American Exp-ditiona-~ Forces for acts
nj extraordinary lero!srn ware announc-
III ,oGar by the war depac- .nenr. Six
IF re awards we-e made qosiAunonslv
-,'ose -.cei-tng ne CROSSES moulded
F--rate Ben Il. Menges u Atnens. Me.
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MEXICANS KIDNAP
MAYOR ARIZONA
MINING TOWN

Nacn. ARR. Nav 9-Anerican rus-
taIns III. ais here received report tins
afternoon that Mayor Rocha of Car
area was kidnapped by bandits when
ley raided ne mining town as, night
and that ne had bean carried away Dy
the bandits TO be held Tor ransom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England Cloudy
probably followed by -aln SATURDAY.
SUNDAY rain.
Southern New England and east
ern New York: Rain Saturday ana
probably Sunday: continued cool.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
General Forecast

The winds along the north Atlant
&c coast VIII be moderate east over
northern: strong cas-, over southern
portions; cloudy weather. fog and
rain. Middle Atlantic coast strong
northeast ana east winds. overcast
weather. rain and fog,
Northeast storm WARNINGS are dis
played on he Atlantic coast al and
between Breakwater and Province
town. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-10
MACHINES TUNED

Halifax. y. 3. May a--ae INIT
ed States naval hvd-o-aeropiaaes
EC-1 and NC-S will starr tomorrow
morning a. $ O'Clock for Trepassey
y. F. the jumping off place for heir
rs-ans-Atla7t3c flight + The weather
x favorable. The avlaI0rs sad 10
n4gIt that tests maze tonight after
some Of The qr9peIle-s n both had
been changed showed both 70 be n
perTec.c readiness for j resumption
If her journey
TIE roaT Of the ang,nes as The W.
a.-dI'o-2e-cplan shot into the ar
for their tests after dark broUg.1.
THOUSANDS # residents % The wafer
front As the a,Tueo mad al ;aelr
lights n operation. there vas bril-
liant spectacle as ne planes eft
their rnorTngE q yha har5Gr and cir
c1ed over The city. The moon Wa
bright there was i gentle oraebze
ana the water was calm.
When ne Est vas ended he ma
Chimes swoOped down INTO he ha--
Dor again with east L vas nearly
10 c clock when tle a.rnen left The
planes ann went 10 The nire-!ayer
Baltimore 70 pass the Z gnI-
Trepassey. y. 2. May New
FounCland viii he ,inked WIKI the
Azores Iomorrow oy chain Il
American desIroya-s fur -he last Of
the grlardships detailed fer The thfrd
leg # the naTv's transatlantic sea
plane fight ;ef- here tonight for
-3elr stauons.
Navy officers here expected he
aViaLors would push through t~1m
tContinuea On Page -coi. y
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MANSION HOUSE
At Dublin Taken Over
by Military
Is Official Residence 81 Lora Mayor
latter Prominent n Leadership Of
Sim Fe,n-No Recent Reports of
Trouble Affecting Situation

Dublin. MAY a--Ae military al
tho~-.es nave taken possession Of
Mansion House. ne ofaclal ~esldence
II The Lord Mayor
The Lord favor q Dublin s Lau-
rance O'Nell. VINO nas been prom
.nenr n -ae leadership 81 me Sim
Fein movement. TIE Manson House
has been used IS Meeting 3lac- Cor
ne Sim Fem. There have been no
accent reports o5 any unusual sitla-
aon II Dublin affecting t3e Lord
Mayor or MS 1fEc.a. residence.
M.chael J. Pan. Of Phl,ace.all.
and former Governor Edward Dunno
ot Illinois. are I DuDiin a. present
Is representative II iAe -.lsn -
cietles n IL United States.