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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

REPORT OF the unclaimed deposits diydehes
and interest OF the PACIFIC BANh, on Wv wy
first day OF August, 1919. made "a aIcofuasI ~
with the provisions OF the Banklh8 Law "
lions 1874 and 2l0.
FUN name and last known ,.,o,r,
address OF depositor or original ~.
shareholder deposit. depOS"
W. +. Geisse, assignee,
New York, n; Y. date
July o, ieo25 80, Dec. 10, 1885 slo2"
Broadway, n. Y May g. 1896 800
acct;, o2i Broadway, ,sos a.w
iBrosdway' n. -. o'' Sept. Is. 1895 $3.50
State Of New York, County Of New GH3TRfRBSY
VAN BRUNT, Asst. Cashier. Of inc r ip the
Bank bank located and do o', ou'' being duly
sworn. each for himself SAYS thaL .d Wv .tate.
going report is fun true and S oTr{%Sd and
mens q ore Of tSo PHcie BaSE made accord
ance with the provisions OF StctiIIrS law As
2l9 Of Chapter 500 Of the BanAl .,1 Inc arsG
shown by the books Of said bank Oh INV
day Of August, 1919,
HAIRY VAN BRuNT Asst s1a C "a by both
Opponents the 9Th day OF septemblser WIZ
before me. j. Q, LAWRENCE .,.Ic
Commission expires March 80, l9zl'
Report of tho unclaimed depoasitySs o d,I.
dends and Interests e1s Of 4, TIE W. york t.y
on the first day Of August lFls. ma, ne
accordance with the proNHl"HSo "
Banking Law. Sections lSi anu Inc.
Full name and last known rrsII,n'o
or post office address OF utP"s'..'
shareholder; date OF original dePoSN Nons
amount OF aeposlt Nv York s.
KENNETH X. McLAREN, Pres..uTT m,
and HORACE s. GOULD, Secretary S o. .os
Corporation Trust Company, cuIpSity *
located and doing business !" ps5ns duy
swotn. each for himself says nay a1srrs,t
foregoing report Is a full, true anu AMI.
statement Of the unclaimed &c g''-.nr5ratlon
bends and interest OF Tho ,pgs with
trust Company, made in aocorla9'es ga oi
the provisions OF sections ~ '"g ~ a.
Chapter s69 Of the Banking IAN on
shown by the books OF said coTp'I"'''
the nrst day Of August, 1912. liant.
HORACE s. GOULD, Secretary 3, by
Seyerally subscribed anu s.rtembsf,
both depOnents the 9TH daY Oh
i'i'' Before me JOHN J. JANSEN IN
Notary Publie,, Kings C Cog1iy 90,
Reeister's No. Kings GO. lV''.
(seaD New York county ll,t ,sp
Commission expires March 80. re-
THE NEW YORK sA'lS"; BaSh
Cor, l4th street and S;a N'"""'
New York city, a.,
advertises, in accordance win - YORK,
Banking Law OF the state on N' SE,,dgats
the following list OF Do'i"@"-
not previously reported:
Joseph f. Burns, 90 L. lo6th -
lanes Mccormack. 4O9 W. lsth 81
sarah ]. Blanck, S3l ". 2sd =
Kate 1. Northrup. Fort EdWaI'. -.
nanrVa w Smith, lbJ W. N-A
Herman Rosenblum, 292 i. rom S'
Emily II. Wright, ?5s " slst g.
Hjaimar Hagstrom, 60 ". i', .lr' a. Al.
VIM. FlAy as executor OF the WI r
hartha Rouen, Decd, 1909 Ft'th A'Ccty.
Lena Reebe. 200 Morgan St Jersey wv
Mary 4. Moore, in trust for Edna N0''"
$50 w. lth St
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uNcLArMnp pANK nrro,.. =

~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~---~-~~~-~~ .--eeG
Taylor. G.. address not ''''N-
r Frog CO.. '' ?. 4. "a, iaw
81 willoughby ST.,
Brooklyn. N. Y...,. - az,
Thompson, John l.. hIi
s7s Fulton st.. Brook
T lSn; 1 y; Y'''i W - 1914 lnu
u %ss,S9 nSsn I; Han a.D Nov a. 1907 iSnn
y saGT... z 70, sl known y Im, Inn
y hsncv'r SSSii sMS,,ATy.,. 1905 49,"
Savings, a/o No. $40,
r saS5s'' mot not known; Feb. Is. 10" un
Flatbush Ave, Brook
VIII. VIII Il II, f s. ii. nth Jan i'' 1909 "'n
ST.. Brooklyn, N. Y. - - n,,,
Wehrie, Kurt, Inc, 354 W."
/ Fourth Ave, New
Werfelman, Marie. "'
Rugby Road, Brook
whesler, +. B.. Pa- N o i'i' '""
wyeRon. Peter, Est. 1885 nh
address not known. - 1905 iuy
State of New Yerk, County of New Ycft
JOHN WILLIAMS, vice-Preslden, A.,
GEORGE w. BERRY. Secretary, OF M.
1rtins Trust Company, domestic corpo.
ration. located and doing business In X.
City of New York, In said county, b,ins
duly sworn. each for himself, says that IN.
foregoing report IL a full. true and corr.st
statement Of the unclaimed deposlts, dlyi'
denda and interests of the Irving Tru,,
Company made in accordance with the pro'
visions of Sections 1874 and als OF Chan.
ter 500 Of the Banking Law. as shown K,
the books of said Company on the er,
day of August, 1919.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Vice President
GEORGE w. BERRY, Secretary,
Severaliy subscribed and sworn 10 Nv
both Opponents the 2sth day OF August,
tseal.l Notary Public, Kings County
Kinga County Clerks No. 221. KIM
County Registers No, 1045. Certificate hid
Isl ~ II. y. county Registers Ni No' liz ~
Term expires March 80. 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

Auto school Largest and best school in the
WEST SIDE US. Send for booklet and pAss
Y. N. c. A. TO school. Telephone Columb bus
sl5 W. 57th st. 1920. special classes for ladies
BOY WANTBD-l4 to Ii years OF age
hours . to s. chance for advancement.
Apply Room 40 N. Y. Public Library,
l2d st and Fifth Ave
BOY to run errands bring references.
RULLMANS, Ill broadway.
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Yesterdays Fires

A NJ. Loss.
12:4o-249 W. 109th ST. Ida Flower. Slight
1;1b--2l Il, Attn st. UNKNOWN. slight
z:so--llv LenOk As., UliiAilo a.. \. 4 films
e:45-4t0 Pleasant av. James Gregg None
11;s0--l25s' Broadway. awning. UNI
known .............. ....... Slight
11ib0--72O Sd av.; Mr., Harrington. Slight
y. NJ.
i:Io-valentine av. and FordhAm
rd., The Bronx; Arthur
Briggs ...,.............. Slight
?;lo-le4 W.. 4Sth ST. Unknown, Trihing
S:30-40th ct. and LIST av., auto
mobile; Booran Bros. $3.50
t;35-7s2 e. l52d ST.; Rebecca
S.s--ss asp' W. issd st. awning; Slight
Catherine Seward. ...a a. Unknown
S;20--tO W. s4th ST.. awning; Ed
ward Mlehaels ............S Slight
e;Sb-ll0 Madison ay.i Western
Buffet Lunch Co. .......... SLIGHT
pste--1s-1s Pelham ST. unknown TT Alag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

A VERY LIBERAL REWARD for the re-
turn OF gold and platinum removable
bridge work upper and lower teeth, lost in
Hotel Martinique Friday night or early
Saturday morning, Return OF above ap.
preeisted ana no questions asked JAMES
Sd. and broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
CHEF DRAUGHTSMAN
AUTOMOBILE BODIES.

Brewster a Company, Bridge Plaza,
Long Island City, are looking for a
chief body draughtsman with exeeu-
tiys ability to supervise Az designing
consisting of about 20 men: must have
experience in designing all types OF
open and closed bodies and be familiar
with modern production methods.
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nHud.on r River
LAY Line

DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY
son." i'Robert fulton, ALBANY"
Direct rail connections 20 oil points North,
East and West: All through rail tickets
Music Restaurant.
Leave Desbrosses St.. $40 A. NJ; W. 4ed
St, 90; w. 129th St, 9:20 : Yonlzers o 80;
stopping at tBear Mountain, tNewburgh,
tPonghkeepsie Kingston Point. Catsklll,
Also steamer, leaves isesbrossss ST.. 10 90
A. NJ: W, 42d St.. 1920 A. NJ: w. ,I2eth
ST. 1910 A. NJ; Yonkers, 10 A. NJ, for
day., Cornwall. sfNswburSh and fpoush-
On sstusaay afternoon 3 steamer leaves
Desbrossea St.. lao w. 42d ST., 2 :Oo;' w
i2sth ST, 2;2o: Yonkers. $50 P. M. for
tBear Mountain. WEST Point, Cornwall
Newburgh and Poughkeepsie.
Return steamer same day from points
Ideal one-day outings.
Further information at Desbr0ss3s st.
Pier. New York. Tel. Canal--030O. J.. p
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

Eek ARMY AND NAVY and college cheer
leaders to volunteer their services to War
Camp Community Service to lead cheering
along line OF march during Pershing parade.
Call FRANK HAYEK, Murray Hin s210.
LEARN TO BE A CHARACTERIZATION
ant, profitable work; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and pass.
WEST SIDE Y NJ. c. A., 9l6 West 9th st.
MoULDERs for steam and hot water
house heating boilers. Apply ADRIAN cox
STOVE COMPANY, American and Dauphin
Streets, Phlla.. Pa.
SHOE REPAIR MEN WANTED, thor
oughly familiar with the operations OF all
kinds OF shoe machinery. Apply Monday,
September Sth, 500 A. NJ Base Salvage
Plant, y. 8. Army; $50 jackson Avenue.
5ALE53;ES WANTED N.sh e!ass ...sa
of ability; no previous experience neces-
sary; men OF ability are making big money
selling our oil stocks; reference required
Write for details a. x. box 100 Sun once
WANTED three first class bushelmen to
work in Norfolk, Va salary 5000 for a
As hour week. Apply 70 w. PLArT be-
tween and p. NJ. at Esd st. Y. NJ. c. A.,
New York city.
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BOTH SEXES.

BAKER. FRANCES Elm pursuance :,
an order OF Honorable JOHN p. coHAIANS'
a Surrogate Of the County OF New Yorf
NOTICE = hereby given to an person;
BAKER, late of the County OF New Yo,L
deceased, to present the same with voueh.
ers thereof to tho subscribers At thsi,
place OF transacting business at the offias
Of their attorneys. Peck a Hancock No
&c Liberty Street, In the Borough OF Man.
haitian, City of New York, on or before ths
2lth day OF September next. Dated NsN
York. the 18th day Of March. 1919. FRAN.
cDs LAKE TEACHER, FRANCIS s
COCK. Attorneys for Executors. ~ Liberty
street, N, II, CITY, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

Report of the Unclaimed Deposits .,
j. b. GREENHUT & COMPANY, Prirst,,
Bankers, New York, on the hrst day Of
August, 1919. made in accordance with N.
provisions of the Banking Law, section
1877. Full name OF depositor, last known
residence or Post once address OF depos.
tor. date OF original deposit, amount o.
Haws, VIM, s17 West 5Oth ST.. n. Y..
- city. Oct, 4th 1905; o.; was; ;'i'-''
'S sist ST.. =. Y. City. Feb. sra, 1905 il'G
HSfviiie. Geo. SIS; West saith St, >, =.
N. Y. City. Aug 10th. 1904. ..".. w."
,Gibbins,, Ann, 374 West l27th st.
+, N. Y. City. June 10th. 1903. .;;,. "'
Basquel. Catherine. ?sb Kingsbridgs ,,,s
Duncan. Jane. carteret' N. J., Mareh -ss
Ro ssn; lsES Maurice. 100 west S5ii w..
St. n. Y. City. Aug. 2sth, 1900, l!sW
Tho Concert Goer, no known address ""'
Buckley, May, $50 West 46th ST., .,,,,
State of New York. County OF New YORK s..
BENEDICT J. GREENHUT, being a1g
sworn. deposes and says that ~ is one VI
the Arm of J. b. Greenhut COMPANY
Private Bankers, located and doing E,, pu' "
ness at 25l Fourth Avenue in the Clty y,
New York, said County, that the toresomt
report is a full, true and correct statem'u'
of the Unclaimed Deposits OF such ., D
Greenhut & Company, Private bshh.,F
made in accordance with the provisions g. w.
Section 157 of the Banking Law as snow
by the books of said ]. r. Greenh1l a
Company on the first day OF August lsl'
BENEDICT !. GREENhuI
Subscribed and sworn to before me 'as
4th day OF Sept. 1919. ,
WILLIAM l.. BOYDE, "a,
Notary Public, New York County, No. DIV
Register No. 1OA2S
(Seal of Notary.)
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HELP wANTED--MALE.
AUTOMOBILE BODY
BUILDERS AND HELPERS.

Brewster & Company, Bridge Plaza,
Long Island City, require Builders and
Helpers on high grade WOOD auto.
mobile bodies. shop conditions good.
Wages good. Employment permanent.
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n. Y. dlrect 10 G0THENBURG, SWEDEN.
sWEDIsA AMERICAN LANE. " state "a
Aontreal-Ilysrpool and Vancouver ori,nG
IAN. Paeinc Ocsan Services. Ltd. lsi B'way.
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINZ
Denmark. Norway. sweden,
Passenger once. I BroaAwax, M. n.
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UNCLAIMED RANK Drrcsrrs.
REPORT

REPORT
OF the unclaimed deposits, dividends ana
interest Of the IRVING TRUST COMPANY,
New York, on the FIRST day Of August, 1919,
made in accordance with the. provisions OF
The daily times., 1919-06-10
r.. R. BILL COMES
UP IN HOUSE TODAY
T.. G. WHITE
G. p. A., Wilmington, N. C.

Director Hines Request of Appro-
priations Materially Cut Down.
Washington, June 9.-Reduction
of $3.50, 100000 in the $1,000 .0O0,-
600 revolving fund asked by the
Railroad Administration for the re-
mainder of the calendar year was
made today by the House appropria-
tions committee.
Deciding to report the bill carry
ing $750,0OO,00O, the committee
eliminated additional working capi-
tai urged by Director General Hines
as necessary for the prompt payment
of monthly obligations.
Representative Byrns, Democrat,
of South Carolina, vainly sought to
add SIS, 100000 to meet the loss
suffered by the government in OPP
Grating the lines during the first four
months of this year.
A fund of 1000. 900 will meet
every financial obligation of the
Railroad Administration, according
to the majority of the committee.
The government, they said, will be
able out of this fund to pay all debts
to the rail lines and amounts due on
equipment purchases.
House leaders plan to call up the
railroad bill tomorrow, temporarily
laying aside tn earmy measure.
The daily times., 1919-06-10
RHEUMATTSM CURED BY
NUMBER 40" OR MONEY BACK

Consult Patterson. Drug Drug CO
and Wilson Drug Company.
Frank Staser, Newburg Ind. states:
Il have suffered with rheumatism
or several years and tried numerous
remedies with little or no bene-
fit. Mendenhalls Number 40 was
recommended to me and 1 used in
all six bottles and am entirely cur
ed. 1 cheerfully recommend it to all
rheumatic sufferers"
We have instructed Patterson
Drug Company and Wilson Drug Co.,
to issue guarantee with three
bottles of Number 40" and if you
are not cured or satisfied your mon
ey will be cheerfu1ly Refunded. J.
G. Mendenhall, 40 years a druggist.
Number 40 is employed in rheu-
matism, scrofula, blood poison,
constipation, liver and stomach
trouble;
The daily times., 1919-06-10

count Of the sugar shortage and in
this city the Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Company was not always able to sup
ply the large demand for that well
known beverage. However, now
that the armistice has been signed
and the restriction on the sugar has
been removed, they are able to Sc
cure all the syrup that they can
make use of and they are taking adj
vantage of this to supply their local
patronage to the limit.
The Pepsi-Cola Company is wag-
ing an extensive advertising cam
paign and this is aiding materially
n 1ocsting the sales of this well
The daily times., 1919-06-10

WANTED.-Position as stenogra-
pher and office assistant, by MAJ
ried man, 29 years of age; six
years experience, reliable, refined,
hard worker, familiar with pay
roll work. Now employed with big
corporation as stenographer and
pay roll clerk. Good reasons for
making change. Open for position
about July 1st. Address XYZ,
care of H. L. Witten, P. o. Box
572, Wilson, N. c., stating salary
paid. All communications will be
answered promptly.
June Std.
The daily times., 1919-06-10

known and popular beverage and
these are daily increasing by leaps
and bounds.
That Pepsi-Cola has real merit and
is appealing to the public is plainly
apparent through the large sales
which it is enjoying.
The daily times., 1919-06-10

WEAK MEN-Write to US for oU'
wonderful remdy for lost man
hood and vita! losses. Restores
quickly; never fails. Costs moth
ing if not cured Book free. Cum
berland Chemical Comany. IT.
Berry Block. Nashville. Tenn
y-31-e-O-d IA
The daily times., 1919-06-10
UNITED STATES RAILROAD AD-
MINISTRATION
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad

WEEKEND AND SUNDAY EX-
CURSION FARES.
Weekend excursion tickets are
now on sale from Wilson and other
points to Wilmington and Norfolk;
and Sunday excursion tickets are on
sale to Wilmington.
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
Summer. excursion tickets are now
on sale to all principal Mountain and
Seashore resorts.
information, or address,
7. c. WHITE,
g. p A. Wilmington N O.
The daily times., 1919-06-10

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED-sal-
ary $24, full time, soc. an hour
spare time, selling guaranteed
hosiery to wearer. Experience
unnecessary. Guaranteed Mills,
The daily times., 1919-06-10
LOCAL PEPSICOLA co.
ENJOYS BIG BUSINESS
Demand for This Every Popular
Beverage Increasing Daily-A
< Good Drink.

= Good Drink.
That the sales of Pepsi-Cola in
this section this season will eclipse
those of any past year in the history
of the company, was the gist of a
statement given this paper today by
the management of the local Pepsi
Cola Bottling Company.
During the period of the war the
bottlers all over the country were
forced to curtail their output on ac-
The daily times., 1919-06-10
CANS.

Please get your cans nov. At
the office of The Farmers Union
Trading Company.
Gardening Association.
June 9-13-16-20
The daily times., 1919-06-10
For That CHILLY Feeling

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic. It Warns
he Body by Purifying and Enriching the Blood.
You can soon feel its Strengthening. Invisorating
Effect Price 60c.
The daily times., 1919-06-10
FINE DAIRY ANIMAL

West Raleigh, June 10.-The best
bred animal yet brought into North
Carolina is a young 8-months-old
Holstein recently purchased by Mr..
w. A. Hildrebrand of Asheville. N.
c., who paid 81 200 in cash for him.
This animal was selected by Mr. A
J. Reed of the Dairy Field Office
from the herd of the city of Cleve-
land farms, Cleveland, Ohio, late in
May, and was bought to head a herd
of IL cows which were purchased at
the same time. In making the Sc
lection, Mr.. Reed had the assistance
of Mr.. Peter Small, a well known
Holstein breeder of Ohio, who has
been to this State several times to
encourage interest in Holstein cattle
According to Mr.. Reed, this is
one of the best bred animals in
North Carolina. and probably in the
entire Southeast. His dam has a
record of over 5000 pounds of milk
per year, which is great deal larger
than that of any other animal in the
State.
So valuable does Mr.. Hide
| brand consider this purchase, that
Immediately upon arrival a life in
surance policy for $1,000 was taken
out as a protection against his death.
The daily times., 1919-06-10

WEAK MEN-Write to us for our
wonderful remedy for lost man
hood and vital losses. Restores
quickly; never fails. Costs moth
ing if not cured. Book free. Cum
berland Chemical Company, It's
Berry Block, Nashville, Tenn.
A-16-
The daily times., 1919-06-10

The experiment station creamery
at West Raleigh churned over 2,700
pounds og butter during the month
of May, and paid out over $1,000 in
cash for milk supplied by farmers
in the vicinity of Raleigh.
To date, approximately 5000 boys
and girls have been enrolled in the
poultry club work of the Agricu1-
tural extension service. Practically
all of these members are in well or
ganized community clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
ARRANGE ! / 4 PLANS
TO'TRY GERMANS ;
FOR WAR CRIMES
French Official Sets Out for
London. Where Entente
Will Discuss Matter.

Paris, Dec. 2l.-Under Secretary
of State for Military Justice Ignace
has left for London to take part in
the making up of list of Germans
charged with war crimes, and whose
delivery to the entente will be de-
manded. A conference will be held
during the week in London to de-
termine upon a plan for joint action
by Great Britain, France and Bel
GUM.
France, according to the Echo de
Paris, has list Of 500 names ready
to be submitted. Among these
names is that of one of the former
German emperor's sons and also
those of former Crown Prince Rup-
precht Of. Bavaria and several gem
erals and commanders of prison
camps in Germany.
r. In all, according to this news
paper, about 1900 persons will be
arraigned before military tribunals
Of each of the three nations or by
mixed tribunals in cases where the
persons /are accused of crimes
against peoples of various nation
alities.
1t is said that even if culprits are
tried by German courts. they never
theless must appear before the all
lied tribunals.
The case of Former Emperor Will
liam will be dealt with separately
from the London conference. = n
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
Mob Seizes Negro Soldier
On Train and LyncheS Him

Columbia, Ga, Dec. 21.-Eoarding
Central of Georgia train at Smith
vile, Ga, mob of about 50 men
seized Charles West, negro, re-
turned soldier, and hurried him away
to a secluded spot where he was
shot to death. The negro had been
arrested in Jacksonville. Fla, on a
charge of having killed Emmett L.
Brightwell, farmer of Richmond,
Ga, and was being returned to
Americas to answer to the charge.
The body of the negro was found
late in the day hanging in a tree
and riddled with bullets. A cor
oner's inquest returned a verdict
that West came to his death at the
hands of unidentified men. Z
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
LENGTHY HEIRESS
DIVORCES SHORT MAN.

Los Angeles, Dec. 2l.-Mrs. Ellen
Van Trees, heiress, is alleged to
have objected to Eugene M. Van
Trees, her husband and likewise heir
to fortune, because her 5 feet 9
inches of slender beauty did not
match well" with feet 4 inches
of dapperness.
They quarreled over Van Trees
lack OF height until he left, and she
sued for divorce claiming desertion.
Attorney Wilder, for Van Trees,
produced letter which the wife
had received from her mother. The
letter reads in part:
Don't let his size worry you.
NV mother was a beautiful woman
and taller than my father. 1t made
no difference. Live with him and
be happy. Help him. It is your
duty. Put his estate in both your
names and don't let others meddle
in your affairs. Every one will be
nice to you when you have money
but without it the world is cold.
, You know that, dear"
Judge Grail granted the divorce,
remarking:
"They appear to be fairly nice
folks. But it's evident they can't
live together, so I'll give her q de.
cree Of divorce and an allowance Nof
$1,000 a year"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
New Statements May Be
introduced in Evidence

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 21.-Ex-
animation of two statements attri-
buted to Harry New. who is on trial
here on a charge of numbering his
hance, Freda Lesser, will be sought
when the trial is resumed Monday,
Thomas Lee Woolwine, district at
torney, announced.
One is an alleged written con-
fcssion said to have been made by
New shortly after the killing ,of
Miss Lesser early on the morning
of July 5. The other, the exact
nature of which Woolwine declined
to disclose, was made, he said, to
]. H. Richardson, a newspaperman,
and was to the effect that New had
slain Miss Lesser when angered by
her refusal to marry him.
1t was said the prosecution ex-
pected to rest-its case before Mon
day night.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
CHINESE | And
four DRUNKS
IN HOT BATTLE
Mandarin Cafe Stages Cory
Affair-Fiye Riot Calls
Keep Police Busy
During Night.

Bedlam broke lose in Omaha at
81 last night.
Between 9 and 10 o'cfoch five
calls were received at Central po-
lice station to break up fights in
different parts of the city.
The first was riot call sounded
from the Mandarin cafe, 1909 Doug
las street
Four young men entered the
Mandarin sharp at 9, according to
the police version of the riot" all
four of them drunk. the police say.
One of them began using indecent
language Justify and Chin Chin,
manager of the Mandarin, ordered
him to soft pedal his talk" The
language-user whipped wicked
right to Chin Chin's chin and
knocked Mr.. Chin to sleep. Wo.
Lung heard Chin Chin hit the floor.
SO did Sing Foo, Wing Foy, Hop
Flu, One Lung, and 81 other Chi
nese walters.
Time for the Police.
Some one called the police. Just
as the officers arrived, the four al
legged drunks struck the bottom of
the stairs out on the Douglas street
sidewalk. The four alleged drunks,
weren't alone. They had lots of
company. Clinging to their shoul-
ders, hips and ankles were many
walters, all Chinese and all jabber-
ing.
BY the. time the police had sep
arated drunks and Chinese from
common spectators, three OF the al
legged drunks had fed. All three
we're covered with blood. One
looked like his throat had been cut
The other two looked like they had
had been fighting buzz-saw.
The police arrested John Kahler
1920 CASTELAR, street, and charged
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Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-22
Pershing-for President
Headquarters Opened

Lincoln, Dec. 2l.-In advance of
his arrival here next Wednesday
morning, "Pershing for President"
headquarters have been established
in Lincoln with Mark w. Woods.
local business man. at the head
OF the organization, and clerks and
secretaries installed. A field agent
IS touring western states to learn
Pershing sentiment. The promoters
of the movement to secure the re-
publican nomination for General
Pershing say it is their intention to
import man of national promin-
cnce to take active charge of the
canvass.
Former Senator Elmer J. Burkett
is among those actively in the move
ntent.