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New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Britain Cuts Naval Estimates

LONDON, March 12.-Revised nava
estimates issued for 1920 and 1921
provide for the expenditure Of 394,372..
3oo. as against s157 7,528,800 for the
previous year. The estimates call 70,
total personnel Of 10000 men, as
against 100000 last year
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Schools Send
10000 Pupils
Home i'm Week

Continued from pass On.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03

Freeman Chapel G. M. f. Church
are preparing for $1,000 rally on
Easter Sunday. Let each and every
one do his bit. Members who are in
distant cities should send the $500.
metr.
Rev. and Mrs. T. II. Copeland will
leave in a few days touring several
states before their return in the
interest of their church work.
La st. Church will have their ex-
cercises on Easter Sunday morning
and Freeman Chapel will have theirs
in the afternoon. The pastors of
these two houses of worship would be
pleased to see them filled with men,
bers and friends eager to see and
learn the meaning of Easter Sunday.
Miss Birdie Poindexter of Hern-
don, KY, was the week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tandy Bowling.
Mrs. Mckay Bonner and daughter
Verdel of Memphis, Tenn, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Clark
Mrs. j. w. Walker and daughter
bisited friends in GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
few days ago.
Mr.. Will Harris and wife are home
for the summer, after spending the
winter in Winnetka, Ill.
Mr.. Charlie Moore of West First
/ st. is still confined to his bed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.

OI NAlNot iILDt $500
A. M. E. Conference Closed
Thursday = Other News of Interest.
tBy Breedlove News Coz
The 44th session of the Illinois
Conference of the Springfield Dis
trict of Bethel A. NJ. E. Church
closed Thursday evening and it VIII
go down in the Church history as one
of the most successful meetings the
Church has ever held. The Confer
ence opened Wednesday with Rev.
W. H. jameson, presiding elder, in
the Chair and an intensive program
was given 1t included devotion al
exercises in charge of Rev. A. L.
Jackson and Rev. H. L. Quinn.
The Annual Sermon was delivered
by Rev. E. II. McDaniels.
Holy Communion followed this
part of the services. Other speakers
were Rev. H. Simon, Rev. E. ]. Nc
Coo, Rev. j. H. Sydes, Rev. G. t.
Shaw, Rev. G. w. Samplex and Rev.
|. S. Stone, all well known in Bethel
| Church circles.
The address of welcome came from
Mayor S. C. Tucker and the response
was made by Hon. A. A. Lowery
Rev. Herbert A. Keck, pastor of the
First NJ. Z. Church in Champaign, ex-
tended a welcome from the Minister
al Alliance. A. R. Lee, prominent
church worker extended welcome
from the local church to the visiting
delegations. A welcome from the
homes was extended by Mrs. Carrie
brewery and the response was made
by L. F. Finnie. Ministers and dele
gates were present from Springfield
Peoria, Danville, Lincoln, Pontiac
Paris, Bloomington, Normal, Deca
tur, Nation, Riverton, Tuscola anc
Shelbyville.
What we need most in Champaign
is more racial cooperation and bes
pulling in different directions, espe
cially against one another.
Don't be afraid to pay your debts
1t will enable your debtors to pa!
those that they may owe. The per
son who is known to be prompt il
paying his creditors can all the ac
comodation he needs in a pinch. Tn,
business world is sustained by homes
credits and debts.
Mr.. Percy Laurey has ereturneC
after spending a delightful visit will
his father Mr.. Will Garrett at Mem
phis, Tenn.
/ Johnson's Vver Sea Orchestrf
gave a dance at the North Emperia
Hall, Wednesday evening. A mic,
crowd was out.
Mr.. William Brewer, formerly tn,
Chef at the Beardsley Hotel was il
the city recently on business.
The contest that is now being con
Quoted by Breedlove's News Compa
ny will close May 1. For further in
formation call Main 1869.
Buy your stock in the Liberty Life
Insurance Company from z. L
Breedlove. Stocks now being sold il
this community.
The Pilgrims Knights of the Worlc
will meet at Carey's Hall, Tuesda.
evening at eight o'clock, April 9Th
NEW ORLEANS NOTES
WANTED hustling Agents to sci
the Whip. See w. Scott, tbs L Ave.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La, April mis-.
Pansy Helen Davis entertained few
of her friends at her home in Thirt
st. with whist Party in honor OF
her birthday and a buffeat supper
/ followed. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with spring
flowers.
Among her guests were, Misses A
Brazille, A. Lachapelle, A. Raymond
V. Blum, o. Davis, B. Hubs, L
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03
"FIDDLE-FIT"
Keep Liver and Bowels
Clean and Active
with "Cascaets"


Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue. sour, gassy stomaeh-always
trace this to torpid liver; delayed, fer
mentng food in the bowels.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in
testincs, instead of being cast out of
the system is re-absorbed into the blood.
When this poison reaches the delicate
brain tissue Il causes congestion and
that dull, thfobbing, sickening headache.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach, rern0se the sour. undigested
food and foul gases. take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out all
the constipated waste matter and poi.
sons in the bowels.
A Cascarct tonight will have you feel.
ing clear rosy and as fit as fiddle by
morning They work while you sleep.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03
MILWAUKEE,. WIS. NOTES

Mr.. +. c.. Burch, the original Count
DeIlamburger' left Thursday night
for Calgary, Canada, after forwarding
his big roll of American money.
Mr. James E. Like has just pur.
chased a $4,000 Schumacher piano for
his beautiful music room.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03

Vanmeter, L. Thompson, A. Wash
burn, Mr.. Bradford, j. Blum, H.
Black, Saunders, w. Hubbs, H.
Vanmeter, J. Wright, A. Davis,
Thornton, O. Duncan.
A delightful evening was spent
among the younger set.
HOPKINSvILLE, KENTUCKY
NOTES.
The ellie Of the city was held spell
bound by the melodious soire of Ma
dam Adah Banks, formerly of this
city, but of late with the Williams
Walker Musical Comedy out of Chi
cago. Madam Banks bring Ada Over
ton Walkers under study for several
seasons.
Mrs. and Mrs. Murrel Ernest of
st. Louis babe rented the modern
bungalow of Mr.. and RMS. Silas Jones
on E. 4th st. Their son Webster
Owsley will be remembered as one
of St. Louis and Chicago best enter
tainers.
Mr.. Silas Jones is in the city visit
ing his family, who are contemplating
on leaving for Toledo, Ohio.
Mr.. Robert Skinner better known
to his friends "Billie" was in the
city after an absence of eleven years
visiting his mother and sister. He left
Sunday for East st. Louis.
Miss Alphonso Mayo, one of our
city teachers has accepted very re.
sponsible position in Washington, d
c. at $1,000 per.
Mrs. Olivet Poloe Davie is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Poole.
Hon. Phil. H. Brown is minglins
with friends.
Miss Nina Anglin of Cincinnati i.
visiting her sister Mrs. Suberlia Fri
gid Thompson.
Mrs. Carrie Brent left for an in
definite stay with her son A. C.
Brent Jr., of Mississippi.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-04-03

DIR. Joseph C. Wright, known in the
musical world as Al yiolinist, has
opened his office ON seventh and State
Street here and already boasts
large list of patients who give HIM the
same first class rating as medical
doctor. DIR. Wright is from Meharry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
1900 VENIREMEN
CALLED FOR II TO
TRY COMMUNISTS

Chicago. July s--The .u-v 20 Try
William Bross Lloyd and - other
members OF the Communist Labor par
~ for alleged conspiracy 20 overthrow
The government oy force WAS corpIer-
ed roday Sixty days were spent n
selecting the jury ard mora than 1900
venireyren were examined before -
satisfacror~ 20 state and defense were
found
LLOYD. nillioralr sergeant at arms
of the Communist Labor party. and his
associates ware arrested last January
during the nationwide roundup OF sus-
uected radicals There were originally
50 defendants. bur s were never
found Jonn Reed. magazine writer
and first Boisnevik envoy 20 the United
States. IS n Jail ar ABB. Finland
charged with smuggling. Several were
dismissed. leaving o TO face the court
TIE defendants associated with
LLOYD include national. state anu local
committeeman.
Three women. Mariet Prevey. Akron.
Chic: Helen JUL, Chicago school teach
er. and Clara Riosky. secretary OF To-
cal branch. will be tried later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Many Opinions
on Coal Supply
Heard by Commission

Washington July 9-Widelv diver
gent opinions as 10 the nations coal
supply were heard by the Interstate
Commerce Commission today at its
hearing on the advlsability OF modify
ing its order requiring preferences oe
gwen coal mines east of the MISSES
ippi river N the ASST grmenr Of open
top cars Some witnesses said the
country was experiencing the worst
coal shortage OF lis history, while
others declared with equal dnality
that there was no shortage
The commission vas asked oort 10
modify it's order. originally issued for
a to-day period. ending July II 80
as NOT to give so much OF a monopoly
on cars To the coal mines. and also
10 make the order more drastic and
continue IL for longer than 50-days.
There was no indication by the COM
mission Of its probable action. and the
hearing viii be continued tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
FRENCHMEN LOSE
TO YANKEES IN
ENGLISH TENNIS

EaSfbeurne, Eng, July civilian
NJ Johnston. Of California. defeated
andre Colbert, of France. N the first
singles match between the French
and American. Davis cup tennis
teams here today The score was
ID, Sd. 6-3.
The match which was INTERRUPTED
Yesterday by a rain storm. vas -e-
suned under much better conditions
today The cour- was reasonably
fast as L result of clearing skies This
morning
When play was suspended vester-
day, Johnston led Colbert. ID He
maintained this advantage today and
ran out the first set without losing
another game.
William Z. Tilden- Of Philadelphia.
Won the second singles tennis match
IN the Davis cup elimination matches
here, today from William H Laur-
entz- Of France. After the French
man had captured the first ser. Til
den took the next three sets ana the
match.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Pugilist Johnson
Fails to Bargain
With [. S. Marshal

Is Acssles. July SACK johnson,
-s- 9saTvTeighr champion puSiliss.
;CS.r:ve from American Justice.
27s-iis lance telephone call today
~ -lGans- Lower California. Of
'srsc . surrender himself TO federal
A-,19--t;ss r accorded cerrain prtvi-
.ses-
Eall, special agent OF the de-
1'-ssr ~ Iusttce. vino told, OF john
91e-, said he refused to make
- 21-saln with Johnson.
12l said Johnson offered 10 Cross
Irrational line and surrender 70
LEG States officers IL assured ne
-- e .aken Immediately 70 Ch;ca-
E-s-e ne vas indictesf under the
az &C. He further demanded. Hall
7zr lie vas ar no time to be
A11-;-ei Ut treated As a prisoner.
S4-- stated he told Johnson ne
"o-1 oe treated exactly the same as
2ther prisoner for whom the
an government had warrant.
-A-e- a1ter comforting with J. Rob-
Common. United States disfr.c.
@o'1ey. EAll said the department of
&3i1s vas rot concerned with john
u ana that his arrest WIS a matter
re United States marshal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Drop Charges
Against Millionaire
Patent Attorney

Washington. July 1Charges that
Chester A. Snow, 76-years-oid. mil
lioraire patent attorney. and TWO
other. persons cnnspired TO bring
about the death of Mrs Adds Hub
hard Snow. divorced wife OF the at
torney. were dismissed today by
Judge harrison. in the United States
branch Of police court
Evidence presented at the rwo-day
preliminary hearings was adludged
by the cour. 20 be insufficient 10
warrant holding for a higher court
the three defendants VINO in addi-
ton 70 Snow were Mrs. Ena p. Ack-
ar, wife Of another patent attorney,
and Hugh M LAngdnn, a chauffeur
Government officials after dismis-
sing the case would not say whether
new warrants would be sworn out
AGAINST any OF the defendants Il
was said that the case could still be
brouGht before the grand Jury re-
RardIess Of Judge Hardison's action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Peter Colby Takes
Feature Stake
at Cleveland Races

North Randall. Cleveland. O.. July
9-Perer Coiey. driven by Charles
Valentine. of Column BUS. O. won the
Ohio Stake of 5000 for los class
rrorrers. one OF the features OF TO-
days grand circuit card N three
heats E Colorado. driven oy ". z.
Cox. was second and Peter June.
driven oy Ed. Geers- vas third. The
best time vas los
The Tavern Stake. purse So, 900.
vas won by Alta Donovan. driven by
Tommy Murphy. OF Poughkeepsse. y.
Y. which took the second and third
heats.
Ar,on Mckinney. driven by O. Il.
Ersklne- was second ana Wiki Wiki.
driven by Ed. Geers- third Best
time 2:osl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Seek Deportation
Ecrement for Shady
Money Deals In Canada

New York. July 9-Ar-hur Ec-e-
ment. former member OF tns Canad-
ian parliament. against whom depor-
ratlon proceedings are pending, was
remandedi 10 detention quarters at
the Ellis Island Immigration station
here today when instructions ordta-
ing the cancellation of ms $40. tFsj
bond were received rom the Sec-e-
tarv OF LABOR.
Ecrement. whose name figured in
the trial of Jules ". tNicky> Arm
stem. alleged New York bond theft
potter. IS said 20 De wanted IN Can
ada TO explain certain financial tran
sacrions through winch wealthy
Canadians are said 70 have lost
heavily. He IS conresrng the iepor-
tation proceedings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Ammonia Fumes
Fatal to Waterman
at Cambridge Plant

Cambridge. Mass. July a night
Waterman at the factory Of me Nea-
poiitan Ice Cream Company, on
Landsdowne street was killed oy
sArocarIon and a fireman was over
come by fumes when ire ammonia
plant. located n -ae basement. ex-
pioded tonight The identity of rle
vatchman had not been established
At a late hour tonight. The damage
20 me building vas slight
The Waterman was later identified
as John r Phillips of Chelsea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Malcontent Merger
in Doubt on Eve
Chicago Conventions

Chicago. July efforts 10 align
support OF Single Takers and Labor
Party adherants behind a national
Third Party organized IN the nian
of the Committee Of For-y-Eignr
marked the preliminary gatherings
Of delegates arriving IN Chicago TO-
night 10 attend the three cnnven-
lions Success IN the attempts, which
involved particularly the Labor
Party leaders and the For-y-Eignr
committee members was not claimed
by any or the Participants in pro-
!onged conferences. while spokes-
men for the Single Tax group took
the opportunity 70 announce their de-
finite opposition 10 Senator r. ". La
Toilette If Wisconsin as a fusion
presidential candidate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
AGREE To ALLIED
HEADS PLAN OF
DISARMAMENT
Still Protesting, Ger
man Chancellor and
Foreign Minister Az
fix Signatures at Spa
Conference = Action
Follows Unanimous
Decision of Cabinet

Spa Belgium. July s-fBy the Assoc
ciated Press}-Germanv today IN
conformity with the unanimous de-
c,slon OF her cabinet signed me pro-
tocoi for her speedy disarmament
firmly insisted upon by the allies.
Chancellor Fenrsnoach and DR..
Waiter Simons- the foreign minister
affixed their signatures TO the docu-
nenr. which was drawn IN the exact
form submitted by Marshal Foch and
Field Marshal Wilson. the allied mil
cary chiefs
Germans Stir Protest
The signature was preceded BY .
notification from DR.. Simons on be-
half of his government that IN sign
ing the protocol. Germany did not
give her consent 20 further occupa--
tIon of German territory which could
only ne gwen by the Reichstas.
Premier Lloyd George said ne quite
AllUeEStDUu %1dL Pb4ItE VI view
question or further occupation IN the
event Of Germany not observing the
Stipuiations OF the treaty and protocol.
however. was one for the allies 10 de-
Iermine and not for the German par
lament. ne declared.
The protocol was signed N a amAT
room adjoining the conference cham
Der Chancellor Fe1rerbach and Dr.
Simons signed first. After laying
down the pen they bowed 20 DR..
Lloyd George as though saying:
Well. that disagreeable business Is
finished
Smootns Way Of Conferences
M. Lloyd George bowed courteous-
" in return Herr Gsssier. minister
OF defense. was not present. but ne
voted early n the German cabiner
council for signing the protocol. 1t IS
cow generally accepted that the COZ
ference Will proceed rapidly with tho
other business on its program
Asked by VI. DeIacroiI. the Belgian
premier, at the opening Of the morn
lns session. what reply the German
delegates had 70 make regarding cha
disarmament protocol, DR.. Siunns de-
cIared:
The German delegation has de-
c1ded % sign" adding:
Continued on Page Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
COX OFFENSIVE
To Be Planned July 20
at Ohio Pow Wow
Conference May Be Either in Cow
srnor'a Home or at Columbus -
consratuIation Messages Bulk
large in Governors Mail

Dayton. O., July 9-That the West
may be developed into one of the
chief battle grounds early N the ma
tionai political campaign was the in
ference drawn from roday's develop
nents here
Governor James NJ Cox. the Dem
ocrattc candidate Cor president stat
ed that many requests that he open
the campaign n the West have been
received and n MS talk with news
paper men the governor left the IN
preston that ne. AT least, was inter
ested n the proposition Of an early
INVASION Of the West If not IN fact
favorable 70 Il. Ee stated. however.
that campaign arrangements are n
the hands Of the National Committee
ana that he could say nothing def
mite until he has conferred with the
committee.
Considerable interest now IS CEN
ter,ng IN the conference of the ma
tionai committee and Governor Cox
July 70. II has not been definitely
established whether the meeting Will
De held at the governors home AT
Trails End or N Columbus. out the
governor said ne would wire Chair
man Cummings that the plans made
for the committee meeting here
seemed satisfactory 20 him. The date
anu place Of holding me Official mott
location ceremonies ara expected 20
De determined at the conference.
Governor Cox jnr!nared that some
time between August ID and q
would De a satisfactory date FOR tie
notification.
The fact that franklin .. Ronse-
velt has stopped over for 4 24-hour
rest at Gienwood Springs. Colo.
makes il probable that he will not
reach OHIO for j conference with MS
running mate before Monday. IN
such case. the governor said the con-
ference probably viii take place IN
Columbus. rs he expects 70 90 there
Monday morning % look after mat
rers ar rae executive offices He has
wired Mr.. Roosevelt asking for some
thing definite on the time Of ais ar
rival.
Messages continued 70 come N TO-
day N constant stream. The gov
srnor stated that number were
from men whom ne had pardoned
from the penltent1ary and who wers
making good N the world
The governor has not found time
YET 20 answer many Of the congrat-
uiatory kilograms and letters. He
said ne expected tonight 70 wire SEN.
ator Reed. OF Missouri. his expression
Of thanks FOR the courteous message
received from the Missouri senator.
The date for the CIVIC demonstra-
ton planned by the Dayton cnambe,
of commerce. has been changed tc
July 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
Cup Defender
Back in W alter Today
Shamrock on Monday

Iuc1pI Pew. mrIelScr- rdr an rarcrT
New York. July Work has pro-
crossed 50 far in the measurements
or. Resoiute. defender of the Ameri-
cas- Cup. at Brooklyn irydock tnar
the yacnt probably VIII be launched
agoiu tomorrow.
measure her sail area until the craft
IS II me water According 20 pres
emf plans rhe defender Will be taken
at once 70 SANDY Hook where she
will probably have a Cuning-up SPA
on SUNDAY. Nat Eer-essoff. designer
II the yacnt. will inspect her To-
morrow while she IS still N drydocx.
The work On Shamrock w.. cnai-.
.enger for the cup IS expected 20 he.
finished Monday when the Yacht Will
De launched anu taken 70 SANDY,
Hook The undsr5ody Of each vacnr.
vas Sc-aped. painted and polished
today for the first race which IS 70.
De sailed OF SANDY Hook on July Is.
Measurer L ". Webb found today.
a difference OF half an inch IN the.
port and the star5oarri side Of the
big keel Of the challenger This,
probably IS the result OF the Yacht
being laid up for SIX years since she
first came 70 this country weoo
said that the rating of the yacht.
Yachts pruabiy viuld not be known
until lust before the first race
Final arrangements for the series.
are being made rapidly the View
York Yacht Club. Captain Lewis,
8lirn. VINO will log the course and,
drop the turning marks today char
tered the tug Eileen Morse -
Tuesday the rug will be taken down
10 the hook TO have her speed tested.
On "Wednesday, the COMMITTEES boat.
the tug Darlington. viii be inspected
and her compass compared with that
On board the Eileen Morse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10

St Louis July s--Charges that per
sons enrseyed through he ATTORNEY
generals once ostensihly 10 aid II
reducing ne cost Of living really were
wc1king 20 have A Mitchell Palmer
nominated for President at the DEMO
cratic national convention. ware made
before the Senate committee ,ryest1-
eating presidential campa.gu expendi-
.ure= cod.y by Miss Olivia sruegge-
man.
Miss Brueggerran formerly vas ax-
a2urIve secretary Of the Missouri xom-
ems committee 70 reduce The high
cost Of living
n. c. Of l. Meetings Only Blind
Miss SrueEgeran sad workers sup
posed 20 address meetings on me hign
cost OF living actually spoke only on
Palmer. telling what 4 IRE man ne
would be for President
These workers t-eluenrty travel ed
at government expense. she declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-10
EARLY DECISION
On Petition A. & z
Road for Increase
Second Hearing 10 Held at Stats
Houss-orrositioi Again Fails to
Materiaiixe Road Officials Pre-
ssnt More Figures in Supper. Of
CLAIMS

Matsriaiizs Road Officials Pre-
ssnt More Figures in Supper. Of
Claims
The second hearing On the petition
OF the A1duscosEn & Renneoec
Street Railway 70 increase its zone
fares from 20 70 cents was held
Friday morning al the office Of the
Public Utilities Commission az the
State House No one appeared IN
opposition and the matter was taken
under amusement by the commission.
An early decision Is expected.
The three members OF the commits
sion were present. Chairman 3. 2,
CIeaves. Z W Trafton and Col. Al
berr Greenlax. with OficiaI Reporter
Ruei c EanB; also President Vim.
3. Shelton anu General Manager Al
fred Sweeney OF the A. & 4. anu
counsel, John e Nelson OF Augusta
Judge cleaves opened the hearing
by saying in substance.
The commission. in assigning
hearing on the complaint Of The An
droscoggin & Kennebec Street Rail-
way against Itself. alleging that me
present schedule Of fares. cents. Is
insufficient 70 meet the roads ex-
penses AMI asking that a 1O-cenr
fare De authorized. considered that
the interests OF the people of Auburn
and Lewiston and vicinity were an
titled 10 an opportunity 70 oe pres
emit, and also that me people of the
eastern -er-,tory served by me road
had the same rlgnt-therefore or
dered rwo hearings one on Thursday
n Auburn ana the other Tor. Friday
n Augusta
No one appeared n opposition al
the Auburn hearing those being
present being the commissioners
representatives Of the road and
newspaper men. Il vas stated N
the press that the people VERY gem
orally understood the situation in
which the road now finds itself. No
me appears mere J0Cay IN opposition.
those being present being the COM
mission. representatives NJ che road.
AMI a newspaper reporter Thern-
fore Mr. Nelson do you visn to
present any more evidence or SUBJ
nit me evidence taken our very fully
az Auburn as rEie evidence for This
hearing.
Mr.. Seison-We will offer ne avI-
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