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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27
The authorities at Harvard Uni.

The authorities at Harvard Uni.
versity have announced that the de-
partment of economics and the grad
liate school of business administration
will Jointly offer n prize scholarship
of $500 made possible thru the gen
crosity of Jesse Isadore Straus. '93. Of
New York. for the academic year Of
132O-21.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27
sHELrERING HOME AUXILIARY.

A snappy October morning, seven
cars. plenty of eats and jolly crowd :
What more could anyone wish for?
All the members of the Auxiliary
and the twelve older boys and girls
of the home enjoyed glorious weiner
roast at the top of Lookout Mountain
Sunday, October %.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27
Obituaries
Edward Goldlstein.

Edward Goldstein was killed last
"Wednesday in u motor accident. when
his truck was struck by a train on II
railrOad crossiDg.-
Young GOldstein was horn in Den
YER. and was only twenty-five years
old at the time of his death. He was
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

In taking revenge a man is but even
with his enemy; but in passing it over
he is superior, for it is a princes part
TO pardOn.-Bacon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Abner, Wagman left for the east last
Thursday on business trip. He at.
tended the convention of the National
Coal association which was held nj
Cleveland. Ohio. this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Mr.. Milton NJ. Schayer spent few
,,uys in the southern section of the
state presenting the merits of the Tri
Tunnel bill to the citizens of those
town.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Judge Ira c. Rothgcrher is tOurin.
the state of Kansas for the Demo
cratic presidential ticket.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Mr. NJ. Ross has gone to Omnhn,
Nebr. to join his wife and baby. VIII"
Will return home with him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Rabbi $. Br,iude returned from nh
extended eastern trip Friday which
be took in the interest of the The
.lagical seminary. of New York. and
will resume his spiritual leadership of
he Congregations which he served be
fore his departure. He will be joine"
hy his wife and three children. within
Ia few weeks. who have had to remain
In Europe during the past years
RubIi yraude is located nj 2T4S Wes,
Colfax Ave. and can be reached AT
phone, Chlmpa 5405.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

MUST sell in hurry. a six room
house: modern except furnace; has
three lots. 25x190. Call 1135 De
catur street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

DIR. G. H. Kauvar was in Lincoln.
Sebr.. last Sunday and addressed the
community at their invitation. H.
poke on THE Times and their Mes
.age."
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Sam Mayer left last Thursday fol
Montgomery. Ala. To visit his finncce
Miss Irma Rice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27
Want Advertisements

WANTED-.A nice room with one meal
daily for single. healthy young man.
Phone Champa 3G7.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

FOR RENT-Two piceiy furnished
single bed rooms to couple or
single: hot water furnished: furnace
heat: reasonable. York l4G5-W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

David Spivak, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
|C. ID. Spivak. has been appointed 10
lake charge Of the classes in free hhhd
drawing at the Vocational High
School. which holds its classes four
Evenings of the week III the Manual
High School building. twenty-seventh
|nvenue and Franklin street. Mr.
|Spivak has studied at The Art stu
|dents' league in New York city. I'M
|der Robert Henri and john G, 10
hansen, and at the Art institute, chi
|cago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

wANTED--A couple with baby year
old. would like or 3 furnished
rooms for housekeeping with nice
Jewish family: reasonable. N-1WiS-W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

| wANTED-A woman for light house
work; laundry and heavy work done
| out. York J193.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Mr.. Henry LANCER celebrated his
ninctieth birthday last Sunday. Mr.,
Langer has retired from business for
quite number of years hut keeps
himself occupied with many different
interests. He enjoys fairly good
health. and finds that life still
furnishes much enjoyment.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

The Board of Temple Emanuel vii
meet Sunday evening to form,lat,
plans for the fiew building which i
under consitlcra tion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Goldstein do
Of their son. Edward, who was killed
III n motor accident last "Wednesday:
so to Beth Israel Hospital. $50 to I'll"
Denver Sheltcring Home. and $50
were sent to Jerusalem. where Kad-
dish will be said for the departed.
The Denham theatcr party. given
for the benfit of the Old Folks Home
and Hospital. proved n great success
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27
Local Neuus

Eugene Freedheim is touring the
state in the interest of the Education
'nl Amendment. The University Of
Colorado. of which he is a student
has excused him from his studies 4"
give this matter. 50 important to the
educational institutions of the state.
his time and work. He was chosen
Iby competitive selection one of -four
|new members ont OF fifty candidates,
Ito join the Scribbler's club of the Na-
|tional Narrators Association. and in
Hike manner bec,ihn" II member of the
Players club. one of the fifteen VIII"
We're chosen from eishty-five cindi-
dates.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Dr. Ahlenfcld has returned from
Chicago. where he took II post-grnd'
nate course in bridge work. plates and
artificial teeth He has resumed Ills
practice and is located at 212 Barth
FLOCK
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-10-27

Mrs. Ida Kruse- -McFarlane delivered
the second of her series of culture lee
lures at the Brown Palace hotel last
Friday afternoon. She spoke on TIN"
Concerns of modern culture; It's
gestions for training in manners and
its rewards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
MEMORIAL SERVICES AND PAGEANTS MARK
SECOND ANNIVERSARY ARMISTlCE SIGNING
No General Holiday IN u. S. But Appropriate
Observances Throughout Nation = Legion
Big Factor in Days Exercises = Augusta
and Other Maine Communities Fitingiy OBJ
serve Event with Parades, Athletic Events
and Military Fireworks - Unknown Dead
Honored in Allied Countries
AT AUGUSTA

AIM s12ce DAY and a royal eAle-
arar1or- In Itlt skiI11 OF 5ubiia15nn
Anguish psapie joined hands anu
combined sfc--s % make the SECOND
anniversary one long 10 Dc -emm-
os-ed- Under the auspices II me
James Fitzgerald Post. Va =. Amer
ian Legion rtae days celebration was
q marked success ana was one Of the
best IN the entire State Augusta
was tbs gathering plaue ~ people
rom all parts of the COUNTY ana
long before Isae hour IF the opening
event Of 1ne car. the parade IN tae
morning. crowded cars ana auIon2o-
biles We're bringing The visitors 70
the @ry.
4 glorious tai iar favored i.le &C
czlsaon and frnrn informing until night
the features NJ me celebration we're
carried out ma-ifeszinE the spirit II
happiness t1as came 10 people all
over ne e'aunI--. when two Years ago
tae nezTs gazTl2 tT t1ae Hun slrrsn-
Ger The attraction al 1ae morning
was me parade wllc;l a'stt It's well
arranged Columns ana Is artistic
ana pags9o1sc floats extended nearly d
mile n lrZ1gsh. In the afternoon
came Ikfe C0u1- Gardiner football
game On ~ Williams ne5d which re-
suited n d victory ror The VISITING
team by the scE-e af Il 10 9 a bril-
liant display Of fireworks N the
early evening, anu Il grand ban al
City hal concluded the program.
II was a monster parade mat Al
g1Sfa people and their II sitz ag friends
were privileged 70 witness The
khaki cad ranks OF the American
Legion the Spanish War Veterans
ana Veterans Of tae Civil War n'ere
n line and presented fins spectacle
In the same procession were repre-
sanEzrzT-es of those great arEanlza-
lluus. the RED Cross the I Il c. A
and the Salvation Army. which have
aITaTS dune SO much 20 ASSIST the
soldier ana the civilian in THIS conn
Nv ana overseas The Iadfes' aux
iliar1As Of the VARIOUS rilitaFv units
Continued on Page Tp-coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Col. Oliver ". Blanking-on- the
Teii-sznawn Civti War veteran. wore
a uniform in the Ar-nis1ice Day pa
rade- with hs purchased IN View
Orleans In 1856. when he WAS pro-
NOTED 70 the rank Of major later 10
lieutenant -oRionei and later 70 eoionel.
Incidentally Col Elarkington wore
TINS same uniform upon the occasion
OF his marriage to Miss Matilda ".
wor-esl OF Philadelphia Pa. yuss Is
years ago this month af November.
Mrs Blacgtnxton. in reviewing the
parade said the uniform locked mat
urai enough. The cicfi1 OF the earlier
axvs was II szzanrh material.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
BRIGHT PROSPECTS .
FOR BASEBALL PEACE
TODAY AT CHICAGO

Chicago. N0v. z--EEor-s at recon =
Citation for the purpose OF avoiding
a baseball WIZ n the major Leagues
will be made here tomorrow AZ 81
joint meeting OF club owners OF The
National ana american leagues The
meeting was agreed upon when the
warning factions met n Kansas City,
while there 70 present their SIDES af
Of the controversy before the minors
Al tins session here, john A. Heydles
and & B. johnson, presidents of the
National and American leagues re-
specfzveiy. LAWYERS. sfenoE-aahers ami
other attaches VIII oe haired and
only the men financially Interested II
the TWO leagues VIII ne present The
meeting Is 10 be Informal and no rec
ord viii ne made.
Earn rfub owner IS expected 70
speak for himself and gre his opinion
as 10 The bssl means for the rxs-srrzn
zEaticr Of the game 50 as 10 bring
about peace The nEEnaIes are
scheduled 70 convene al noon After
the joint meeting adjournment VIII be
aiken. while each iegEne VIII 1eliber-
ate On the proceedings for final re-
port In the evening another Joint
nesting VIII be held and il is ex-
pected that some decisive action viii
De taken which VIII mean peace be-
tween the warning vac1ions
Regardless Of the outcoIne of the
meeFinE- II has been definitely decided
hr the eseren siEuator7es Of the Las
ke- plan 1or the reorganization of the
Same-tt1e Natipnal league club own
erS and Chicago. Boston and View
Fork clubs of the American League
who favored tire propos5tson-thaf
Federal Judge h IA Landis VIII BE-
chairman Of the new governing duzrd
IF baseball If he accepts t.Ie offer OF
the sponsors of the I-2Stzer pan. The
FIVE members nj the American League
Detroit. Cleveland st. Louis Ff7ila-
dslpf1ia and Washington who have
aligned themselves with Ban b. John
SIM of the American League have
slgnified their willingness 10 acE~pt
the 5Urssz as chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
COOLIDGE FINDS
MUCH To Be THANKFUL
FOR IN PROCLAMATION

Boston Nov- 1.-The security OF
the government IN the support of the
people. the soundness of the ceun-
tre+'s economic position. and rhe
deepening Of the peoples r>sigacUs
convictions are mentioned as ra-
sons for taankfainess IN Inc Thanks
eiT1nE Day proclamation issued 70
day by Governor Coolidge wsce
President
From time inmemorlal" Rge
the proclamation the peopie OF Fhe
commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
acting through their mag1Er-zte<
after the gathering Of the bounrie-
Of the Yearly harvest ont Of nescgni-
7aon OF thesr Dependence an Dir5ne
Providence hare set apart = day OF
thanksgiving and praise During nj
these generations there mas BEEN No
time when the mlsf0rr1re with
whlrh rhe people have had To can
tend has moi ae-a surpassed BY an
abundance Of blessings cut Or
sasaEesv has come civilization. Ont
Of war has come peace Out Of xn-
vsTSitv has come prosperity. Tar
prugTSss Of the Years has hroagAE
great obligations bur with them great
resources and an inspired people
1t is 4 time TO give thanks far
our duties which there IS 4 power 10
meet and for CUR hopes which hare
bean fulfilled Our governmeat
stands secure IA the support OF fhe
people. our economic condition u
sound the opportunity for educzrion
IS open 70 all. the religious conSsc-
items OF the people hxre bean broad
snsd and deepened-
In consideration OF these worthy
compiishments ana most hopeful
prospects" the governor named
THURSDAY. Nov - az 4 day Of
Thanksgiving ana praise -. the
fzives OF every good and perfect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Three Held for Killing
tnrlken We're Far
rom Starvation Stage

'' as=an Nor. IL-4S pecaaIa -
L 3oan l. Mooers. as the result
-nresfiEartpn. nas found
IL ;tlre@ men, Earl Morris Of
~'''''-'''-- A. Jahn Brown Of Boston
@'infs Purcell n New Bedford.
"ere aoI without food and
.,l'~' TnE'riey II the tine they are
"a nave murdered Asa Entire
~esi Emblem station agent.
=. Sas~ night Nov 4. a paper
F''r nlled vttn bakers socd.
'-la -a'oT1 to one SIDE IN the
7'r -ae scsne of the murder.
s,z- alned hat the three
-ac 7f'eesvad -he wages due
r0-- Ire american Realty Co.
9'-a EaoGS t4.fa-s- ttlev started
~ south. winch resulted
4. Z aFf. .andin- IN the county
- renemne.ed that they
=, f 1ld ne deed because they
ana without rnone.-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
No Definite Plans
Red Cross Relief
I'm Emerald Isle

Washington. Nov. 1l-Dr. Living
sson Far-and- chairman Of the Cen
tral COMMITTEES American Red Cross.
in = statement tonight. said 10 def
mite plans had bran formulated 70
extend relief work 20 Ireland.
The American Bed Cross views
with deep sympathy and soiicitade
suffering and distress III Ireland as
vesi as IN c1tle- parts of the world
he said Following It's regular pro
es-dure II has requested Of It's repre-
ssnla1iweS n Eur1ppe a reper- ON
the situation both as TO The need and
tthe prac-icAoiiity Of American BED
Cross assisaanre- such report has
not re<. been received
Should conditions demand and the
international situation permit. tine
American Red Cross would GLADLY
give sura aid As would be consistent
with rs resources fts obligations
elsewhere and It's responsibility 10
taE American public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
ENGLAND AND
FRANCE HONOR
"UNkNOWNS"
II a m eless English
Warrior World Strug-
gle IN Westminster
French Unknown Rests Beneath
Famous Arc oe Trja . n ~
Paris impressive Ceremonies 81
5cta, Cities on SersnG Anniversary
Of Ar-nis1ics

London. Nur. l1--Ez the A -
In historic whitehall tonight Great
Britain newly unveiled a11uumeat 70
her ~gseriUus dead stood hA4t buried
t,snsata hundreds Of agEe- tassns Of
lAe nations saf-owing appreciation II
their saEs-zncas-
<sw hundred yarz.s ag4r IN West
minister ABBEY, amidst ne toInfs u
the realms great men reros-zi TIE
bE,dv CT t114 empire : trn1nn-ra3--2l IN
lzzluu--l canrace Of nose w,1z'Se de.-as
me csnoLaph -Tat,7npG la4Ios-z-
ETess ess- OF tie empire al .ne
classes of rs citizens. 1-zsrn the ksEE
"a atrzaSza --S4AIs-aS Of ne aunnies1
7r1Ea-e participated II the Impressive
Z1uvesl1ng csrgEnuuy ana Tire sLiiss.-
qnsnt burial --1,ss IL -3le Aobey. Dur
LIZ the ceremonies whitehail ana me
Streets adjacent IN the A1nsT ware
5Eznnea with rrppIs. must Of whose
faces rnu1elr tod t:ae cald 81 lost zovea
ont-sL TIE Two minutes silence which
fell orar RMS old eunrourse as Big
5sn~ t1Iunderea The aot1r al "a scented
70 NITRATE with g7ey,.'asses4s3 emotions
* was silence hr~s.zen an.v By EaH
nYsrer3eEl shrek Of Z woman vbo gssl-
!apsssd fran the intensity AZ rs spel1.
IN rEie 18th strike af tae g-aaI gunE
the ksnE pulled 1k1e cnrSi anrssfinE the
imposing monument and. w-tn tire
81 liners. stood uncovered and VITA bgsr-
"a head Thea after MS wreath ana
F48oS7 ~ the PRINCE Of Wales ana tie
t'l1isasi colonial REPRESENTATIVES, LAD
7's:1-z.rsE1l-s- dszsssits-9 al the tysss af Ia.
otstluszE7a t2se aeld marshal ya44l oezr-
e-S s1fa taFs3r ;lAGIour..zf burden raoyzs-,i
on The Abbey. las s1ng following ts,e
a2g- saTsP.46 crsr.5rl
Al lac conclusion az lie services j,
ne A3neF the s"ir.ai Of unified drums
f1zTnblel through TIE azgsesir e.ls<,ea.
unEiss sounded md iat king ana nan
oes>s Of the -7oEal party a!s,d SLOWLY
cut.
IhrougapGI lie afternoon great lines
extended from the c=z1otapf t.1y-oYs+
the length Of Wsz3,eslaII. zc.rass --zf-
agar square rafting ~ sEa-l the ar
cdrnulat1on Of flowers about ne rnur-
1rneat
Never before aas London witnessed
Siath TAsF and patient erzuueis. A.
axe atsur tonight taey z-eyp SSH 81
sfsat1T dedling },v the csr1oiaaa. -nar.
dez'd's1T-ng wre2,lls- ana through 80,
acme } pas the grave Of the unknown,
"2-ET->,.- The Aohes- vas 70 De kerr
uI''zn ~ midnight. = aeressa-z- nv
All otssii1-lg 70 enter Darkness ,76aa
10 ne rrnpressir@-s=ss Of ne SCENES
and many painful incidents w=-a 10
aa observed within the Ahhrr v-a..,,-
LIZ women overcome with emotion.
haFi-S 70 be helped along "a friend
y policeman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Irish Home Rule Bill
Passes Commons

London. Nov 1.-THE Trssn Hume
Rule bill PASSED the House Of Com
mons on its third reading tonight
after 4 motion fur a rejection oI the
measure proposed by William l.
Adanson- the opposition ieared. had
hssn defeated by Iss 70 -
The measure passed without any
noteworthy incident IN a rather rarne
debate The Liberal and L-xhcr rnsrn-
hsrs who have boTc1f.ea II through
MOST Of it's stages an sigu OF their
association TO its hopelessness uf the
settlement u the Irish question were
again absent -n<iny. The Anal stage
was reached in small and rather
Eisfiess gathering ~ members If the
house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Dry Officials Place Malt and Hops
Under Prohibition Ban--Sale of Both
Restricted to Bakers and Candy
Makers Wave of Litigation
Looked For Deny Action is
Result of Protests of Soft
Beer Manufacturers

Washington Nov. I7-- r. The As
s.,e3atad Jress4-Horue brewing Was
bTenE.3r actively under me p-ohlal-
TON han today when Il Was learned
thai enforcement officials had ruled
aga1nsT the sale u malt and hops NJ
ether I.Ean BAKERS ami confecisonH-s.
Great saC@recy surrounded the pro-
hlbil.en bureaus action bur il was
definite sssceIt4ined 1hnt such n
afzuC11ons had bs-sn issued.
Details Of ghe qly1ssr were lacking,
Inc only admission being made by
prohibition officials II the absence u
COMMISSIONS Kramer. That me Vol
stead Act nad been construed 10
mean thas the sale 81 apps ana malt
as component parts OF home made
l,-s. were without the pale Of the Ian
and their sale must STOP. Enforce
ms.nt officials throughout the country
nave been notified OF the govern
ment's determination. buI they have
mt bean supplied EiIh the IL. nrlC:2l
s&aguaEe u the decision
The construction uf the Law Which
resulted IN the new orcierS Ias made
nearly -vo months ago. Al -tlzt
time a1fciais haE1nE i in charge
started apxagraenI through the reg
1Far procedure from sHieh Il emsr-
zs-s Is a treasury decision. But =
has not vet been approved by Sec-e-
tas-v huston Further than 10 admit
existence NJ tne propassd treasury
r-ilinE officials declined 10 discuss IL
Emphatic denial was naae 10 the
report thai the Burezu had consider
q or had Included IN the order other
articles used IN naTne brewing. on
Gals likewise denied thai pr>ovlslo
Ras "a a.. made for the licensing af
even the bakers ana con1ectleneTs.
apparently tire only pssSo1s whe VIII
ne able 20 purchase hons ana matt.
There Eer= persistent TZmoTs al
beth tlle Prohibition and Internal
Revenue lisaduuaTTeEs thai scores Of
COMPLAINTS mad come from TIE manu-
fst.flIrers u c-ez beverages CON-
tanning less than one half df one par
cent OF a5canoI against the I-anen-
dous growth Of brewing as a home
in1uslg-- On this phase Of the slt1-
alton officials also refused comment
II was understood however. that the
beverage manufacturers complain
that u had bean based On q steady
bur repeated decrease in their sales
which they charged 20 the growth OF
home brewing They were under
stood 70 have protested 10 the In
tsr1al Revenue department tflaT en-
forcenenr agents vsFe enforcing the
alcoholic restrictions on tt1ern while
the hprna- brewer with ald Of aops
ana matt has been able 10 produce a
beverage zpproximEting old-fashion-
I'd beer
Officials anticipated that the han
on malt and huns sales would bring
a ware Of litigation as II the govern
menf's rights They claimed. how
ever. that decision had been precsxled
by thorough study M the questions
involved and said they were prepared
to meet the attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12

Paris. A0v. 11-EBy the Assos..a7a.i
P-esss-An unknown soldjer me
symbol Of frances xzcru-v IN the
war was lad in rs finas resting
place beneath the Arg de Tr5ornube
To-Day IN IN apuTheosss If yaory az
com panied by expressions of the
gratitude Of TWO millions Of MS
cuunr-ymen and allies. Never in the
history Of France has a king or en-
pe--or bean afforded such honors Is
,1nse rendered the unknown SOL
der. The body Of Napoleon w.
turning f-om st Helen dio not stir
the French 10 such emotion as 1ii
this obscure laIneless man
Not cheer was heard. but nor a
tear was shed. the I've rear war hzv-
sng long since dried ID the wells Of
PARIS tears The silence vas re-
specrf1lfy oppressive. ToGzy broke
duh VITA a heavy fog hanging Ike
L pail orer the silent CITY.
The most impressive ceremony
was AZ the Pantheon where al ire
prominent men Of political. official
and Judicial Par5s had assembled.
Three narshals of Franco All the
generals prominent n the war and
the whole diplomatic corps with ex-
cep1icn Of the German Ambassador.
listened TO President MIiie-and'S
speech.
Addressing the unknown saidiers'
eofin. President MiIIerznd alluded 10
he American soldier saying.
Unknown soldier, namessss and
triumphant representative Of the
gallant mrifst1tes Of polIas. the
dead who lie IN cnid graves IN the
soal Of flanders. Cham naEae. YER
Continues on Pane 1o-cei. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-12
Assistant to Ship
Board Head Heard
on Graft Charges

New YORK NOV -l--louma1der A.
3 Clements executive assistant 10
Admiral Benson chairman of the
United States Shipping Board toiG
the congressional COMMITTEES today,
investigating the affairs of the beard
That considering everything. II IL re-
rnarkahie tribute to the beard that the
United States secured AZ near lob per
cart value as 4 did
The witness referred 70 the work
Of the hoard N building ~ new trades
and told az the business connsrtsons
established that were proving remxrx-
ably successful. He declared comb
tons in different trades were szari7
tflsr n general operating contract cev-
e-lng everything was. N hfs opinion a
dream
The United States Shipping Board
nuw employs Is.ees men ar annual
payroll of szs Gee essa. said Commando
Clements The Size OF the orEaRiEz-
TOMS bsang gradually reduced how
srer. he added
stand all DAY testifying as 20 his per
sonaj knowledge Of the charges con-
tanned N tine report 70 the commit
tese- made by Secretaries Fisher and
Richardson OF a majority Of the
matters. he said. be had but little per
sonzI knuwaeslEe-his work consisting
nainiy of matters Of the future"
having particularly to 40 with trade
routes
AS his examination was craving 20
n close he said IN reply 70 . question
by Representative Foster. that the re-
peF- submitted was substantially
eoT-ee1--4n 80 Gar as has personal
knowledge on matters alleged we're
concerned. Later he modified this
statement BY saying that the reper-
WAS substantially correct" emily n
10 things which he knew. and that his
testimony showed tsser@ we're isnizre<i
cases wtllch rad come 20 ms know
edge
Under the administration Of Admir-
al Benson the witness asserted the
beard WAS alusE-s ready 10 bear ana
20 ACT upon complaints and conzfr7c-
tire criticisms
Mach af his testimony during tfs
day tended 70 Show that the Shippinx
Board Was pEpxrznE- or paltznx intc
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