Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1924, Page 23

HEH COURT KEEN | FOR DATA ON RALS Lawyers Closely Questioned on |. C. C. Valuations of Nation’s Roads. Seldom has the Court demonst case ¥ dur- ing the he appeal of | her 1 opportunity view of the valuations other administrative Roads Ask P . | ivel hags | said “O’ course, I know how t’ sew an’ cook, but you don't think | husband walked out on erday. ‘Bout th” only event that's pulled off these days that don’t have t” wait fer th’ camera squad is an auto smash up. bunkoed as havin’ t' buy an ulster after he gits to Cali- forny. that d | way across. nging the ! th the com- “d to know why they ted them ins urts. S that o making move all grounds in looking Counsel for the tended that the a protest ion, and explained suit sought to com-~ sion to furnish slch U. 8. Counsel Disagrees. 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