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Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
IDENTIFY RING AS
 THAT IF ALLEGED
 VICTIM OF H|NDUS

Pieces of bone, a skull, a bit of hair, a garter, a ring. and two pieces of cloth were offered for Identification yesterday by the state in the trial of Mahr Singh (Pete Martini and liar nam Singh (H. s. GrevaD, Hindus charged with the murder of Reuben Cervantes, a 17-year-old Mexican boy, said to have been the brother in Jaw of Pete Martin. Officers identified each piece as having been found either on the desert, in hole dug in an irrigation ditch near the Martin home, or in the trash pile in the yard
 The climax of the day was reached late in the afternoon when Lorenzo BueIIo a close friend of the missing Mexican boy, identified the. ring. which officers testified to finding in the hole in the irrigation ditch, as the one Ger vantes had bought in Chandler on April 15, 1919, four days before he. dis pieces of cloth found on the desert and in the hole as portions of Cervantes' trousers.
 Deputy Sherif Price testified he was with the party which found the sack of bones on the desert on January 27, where the sack had been left by two Indian boys from the Yaqui village after they had found the bones on the desert. Two days later. Deputy Price said, he and other officers dug the hole in the irrigation ditch. About 14 inches down, he said, they found pieces
 of bone and cloth. R. M. Reese, who was then a deputy sheriff at Chandler,
 said he was with the party which dug
 the hole. MT. Reese said he helped
 sift the dirt taken from the hole and found a piece of blanket and the ring
 with piece of bone inside of it.
 Juan Montes, an Indian boy. stated
 that in company with another Indian
 boy, he had found the skull, a piece of back bone, a piece of cloth, the garter and the lower jaw bone on the desert near Chandler. on January 21. They put the bones in sack. he said, and left them on the desert He identified the sack they had used. Sheriff Mont gomery said that few days after
 the digging of the hole he had screened the ash pile in the Martin yard and found other bits of bones and clothing.
 V. O. Phillips, son of Mark Phillips, neighbor of the Hindus, stated he had asked GrevaI where Cervantes was few days after his disappearance on the night of April 19. Creval, he said, told him CerVantes had gone to Phoe- | nix and from there to Los Angeles. The trial will be continued this J morning.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
Dorothy Dalton's
 Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton, the actress, famous the world over for her beauti- 5ui complexion. says: Any girl or woman can have beautiful, rosy white complexion and smooth un- Erink1ed skin like mine if they will follow my advice and use Derwi1lo. a simple toilet preparation. I use it be- eause 1t imparts instant beauty. is easy Q apply, absolutely harmless and has s marvellous effect upon the skin. One application proves it.'' Be sure to read Miss Daltons interesting story of how to quickly acquire a beautiful com plexion, soon to appear in this paper In the meantime get Derwillo at any toilet counter and try it today; you will be deliEhfully surprised
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
The Adjustment Sale of Supitzer s Stock of women's and misses apparel includes---

Tricotine Suits, Wool Jersey Suits, Voile and Gng ham Dresses Taffeta, Georgette and Tricotine Dresses, Novelty Silk Skirts White Serge and Tric otine Skirts White Gaberdine Skirts, Tub Satin and all Jersey Pettcoats, Georgette Crepe de Chine, Organdie and Voile Waists hand made Voile and Batiste Waists, Silk Underwear of finest quality Camisoes sTeddy's" and Gowns.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
FINANCIAL SUCCESS FROM IN
 VESTMENT IN TEXAS OIL

FitNfANNAAE 0OOGE00 r RUM IN
 VESTMENT IN TEXAS OIL He is a millionaire" This remark caused me to turn and saw man whom I knew had made millions I inquired concerning this man and l soon found that a few years ago he was poor m extremely poor and that he made his fortune in the re- fining of oil. He did not drill oil wells with his own and his friends capital. He built a small refinery and today this man is at the head of one of the largest oil refining com panies in the mid-contfnent field. If you are interested in getting on in the world, if you want to make money-investiga the refining end of the oil business.
 Write today for a three months trial subscription to Longhorn P@- troleum News-Free Coupon must be used to entitle you to this offer. IT. F. Taylor,
 LONGHORN PETROLEUM NEWS, no North Central. Phoenix, Arizona.
 Please send me Longhorn Pe- troleum News for months with out charge. It is understood that this places me under no obligation. Name ...-..-. .---..........--
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-13

that street until money is available from the new budget. After general discussion, it was voted that the rec ornmendation of the city engineer be carried out.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
THE THEATRICAL CAME

Son-F'ather. my new revue is going to be produced. There's a fortune in iti Father-W Whose 2-Lon1on World
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13

vifeo of
  to
 
  and powde
  ernanen of the three beautu vonen in Washington"
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13

Thit IT iE< sscosG of 5trir5 of 6dseTtiye- 1neEff pH5li5hed by fhe Commif,ee of AnsericaB Shipbalasrf 70 a5tfa m bringing aboaf rigkt relation of qaedionf eifal rot only @ fhe fistuye prosperity q shtpbuiidfng btt equally Sit1! 10 fhe yafrty ard prosPerify cf thf Marion.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13

rnan: VhP eddntB eS rb ld Corp hem Pa
 H A P E Ey p hB o Direct Great eddntWe WetanP reand Se Co of ifm m Francisco YcePr uIanCrm 8Shp &EngnB Bldg Pep epP
 E. l.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-13
determined.

These conditions will only be known when shipping legislation now under consideration becomes 3 law. This law will affect ship values as
 ser1Y for free copy 0f. For
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
BURGLARY COMMIT TED WITH CONSENT
OF PROPRIETOR Of STORE EVIDENCE
SHOWS AND DEFENDANT IS RELEASED

respond to subpoena ae witness.
Three attachments the court said.
had been sent 10 Forl Worth Tor
HIM. and two " them. Scott said. had
been served. When the first was
served Scott answered he had the
flu and that he had put nap $500 bond
Tor hiss appearance when the sec
ond WAS served the detective said he
was under subpoena to appear 10
court AZ Fort Worth IN murder
trial. and he again put up bond In the
sum of $1,000. lie produced a letter
from the Fort Worth district Judge
showing he had apeared In court IN
that city IN trial that ended MAY
20. but was unable 10 explain TO the
entire satisfaction Of Judge Bishop
why II released from attendance at
court on that date he did not appear
In Amarillo until Nav 81 The cx-
pcnsc and trouble he caused the
court ~ this district was recited by
the Judge. hut disclaiming any pur-
pose Of being harsh cXoneratcd the
witness from fulfillmcui OF the terms
81 the bonds and imposed fine OF
S25. From this judgment Scott
served notice of appeal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Plans To Boost
McAdoo Revealed
Before Hearing

'Couiinued from Page onel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
tcrrpt Wilson Pau.

WINES BNNl.E IN MAJ SD,
rihrins that class legislation" had
.iad' % almost humanity impossible ,o
wax" ID .lrHosTul sulr anthracite
"inr w"rNvu n th.u tudistriDi con.
'vnu'n her" to-day accepted the plan II
t'r' .d,nt Ni.ou 600 f,itt. ta.r wax.
i'rut' h' 1000 arbitration c.uu,.,!pn
Tending aNJd u' ih, presidential ,,in.
H.'ssion. ia" '.tu coal Vu.r, $40 &C.
.ir 80 I, .4udor do ,rriu, .i,s
irr' stu,iu. .gr,'d Goo htA,,n ESQ.,,
EHu' Ah.,h VIII rr.t,.i ius
u.in' ''.trts iu Vagr m .r...., q.
rem Aufi Z;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

lN ruling of District Judr,
/ Henry l.. bishop Yesterday. one can
not commit burglary with the con
sent OF the party that would be- bur
elari7cd. nor with the consent of a.,
proprictCrs manager or agent. u,
10" sam" ruling George Shurrue
who has been in Jail since Septcmhc,
/ Of last year under q thrce-year pen.
itcniiary sentence was given his lib.
Ioriy and his sentence annulled.
Shugruc plead guilt to the charge
of hurglari2ing the Louie store ON
Polk Street. az the October term Of
court last fill II developed at the
trial thar Shugruo was coached In
the hurglarizing work by ] J Scott.
a detective and that II was commit
ted with the knowledge and assent NJ
tho manager and custodian 81 the
Louie store When Attorney AleNan
der Lumpk'n asked Louie Kirsch.
proprietor OF the store following the
alleged burglary. about the affair.
and kirsch answered that he knew
nothing about h until IL was over
and that Watioll slept in the store
and acted IN the capacity Of manager
In his absence. Lumpkin elcd uppli-
cation Ter a new trial In Shugrucs be-
half
Detective Scott was brought from
Fort Worth and put on the stand.
and when questioned Yesterday after.
noon admitted he first suggested tn
Shugruc the robbery Of the Louie
store Having obtained the defend
ants consent, the detective led the
way according Ca his Testimony on
the witness stand At the rear Of
tho STORE. Scott broke tho electric
globe 20 shut off the light. he said
llc pricd out the iron bars OF tho
window. be told the Jury. and made
first entrance. Shugruc following
while Scott stated no was not au-
thori,ei by Wattell direct. To break
into the store. he heard an officer at
rho sheriff's office. he said. call the
store by phone and tell Wattell that
his store had been selected 10 he bur.
glarized on the nirht OF September
g. and for him 10 be out Of the
way. and that Il was his understand
ne that no on" connected with the
store was 10 interfere
when Louie kirsch testified on
the stand that he dii not authorize
the burglary ~ his store but that
Wntt,ll was manager. sleeping ~ the
store with full authority ~ keep any
one OUT. Lumphin. Veale a Simpson.
attorneys for defendant. moved ior
an instructed verdict on the ground
that entrance 10 the store hoing with
the knowledge and consent ef the
manager. IN" charge Of burglary
could not live. After hearing ci,5-
ton Of authorities the court ruled in
favor ol defendant and directed
verdict OF acguitill
FOLLOW lus tho disposal ut Shu-
gruc's cll-e. Detective scott US
called up TO answer 90 hts failure 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
SUFFRAGE RESOLUTION
10 IN (DNSiuIRI,p SOON

NV \ " % u. NAV 9l-II
400 announced tUuay iha, the concur.
rent rroiuiiun h,fnr, the Louisiana
General A. mhly ior the ratification
90 the federal Amendment e. give th.
vote O. w"'u,n would :. given a pubIi,
muins "Wednesday night iDiutlS ty On"
h.la nni senate committees on ird.
'" r''. 'uns The senate commit, y
Dn elections viii hold plllr hearing
tomorrow Immediately after the senate
aa ourns "n the resolution O. extend
% ' vote o. Wom,n hy stat amendment.
o. Nas announced lH:. tonight hy S.n.
aiui C. W Cunningham. chairman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Socialist Committee
To Officially Inform
Debs of Nomination,

~ Associate Irss
SEW YORK. 'ios er-N ,ummf.-
hr'lcd hy seymour S'rduan lsn hor
tonight Co. 'hc federal prison 10 Allan.
- tn riy" official % ',na,ion fo Eureu.
&c. ewing r. i"rrr 30 vieiltior ~
iii' "Hn.uGtgo law. ~ DIE uuiniuriipu fpt
pr''.lcni ur the ro-i,lis' party ticket
Tho crumiit"r VIII 20 o. Tho prison
Saturday morriu- md rrck permission
isr The carddtin O. cuur Go tho outer
"fflre r'rcirc The notification and make
1 -prcch In reply
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

forthcoming
Prom Iuuu.'h th' superintendent
' 90 o. mc't,'c o. 81 l'asu 9 ling 10 ih.
demands The moss. niger brought word
from Wills that D did un, intend O.
hsrm Miller
'As q matter of fact tho ssperint M.
~; htd absolute freedom ~ moyrmen:
and Wa in uo reusr q prisoner. u was
m'r'ly uud.ripcl tina, 10 he rciurnc /
60 rarul villa would suspend opera.
,i1n u the plant"
The d. fac;p government, u b. &C..
ported h concentrating troops In the
Iarral district In on effort 20 give
American mining companies adequate
protection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

Harding rrcOrts Caunir 4 Thnnn.
s"n W. ih" Arg 81; contributor shown
with si3 ooo. with AZ Dougheriy who
i Swnt1r Haul.ng's manager. second
With 81 900 though citizens - Marion
Oh" nators homr. were credited with
So 200 in the campaign account
About t-0.0O0 q this vas spent IN
the Ohio primary fight.
Chairman Kenyon announced that \
senate officer armed with a subpoena.
hod been unable O. find Horace g Stci-
bins New York. one Il the troasurers
q the Wood national organization. but
4. \ Snrsgue % chicago. all, treas.
utcr would BE- ou hand saturday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
FRINGE INDICTED
On LARCENY CHNRGE.

o. Affor'ast pfs-s.
Ni.W YORK Msy .--puuc. Mi,h.
al Murat az Wh1re Paur homa Preg.
q ~ and Mrs Wilson resided during
the peace concierge today was iudlH..
~ iy the grand jury charg u with
grand hrr'ny n the nrt dsgrse GA
complaint o, f. Manhattan Gar d.al.t
who ai'eg De- Bot $500 through y
cheek tranuciiun. during N, princes
yilf here lssi jun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
ORAGNET SPREAD
BY REBEL TROOPS
TO CATCH VILLA
Wuiinu.i from Page ou,i

ban rrrsliat h.r. %. H ca rult, %
Mr2lro Cuy
Tho s1m' d..Hai.h reports r,ipI
iurr'f un Cruz N.,iin1 having 1rsnu,, o..
edged The AE'is Prit'i covenant are a.
NHzifitn rIlurdiuliul tu Gonrrli
FiTs and that General isl1-rin cruz
haF 's-.n appreciated rhi.t of military o..
,rli..rs 90 Nayarat.
o. was iu au effort tu dl-suldr VIA
iluu Dlfryiu 'lt threat o. destroy
company property in territory uud
al control that Gs-ugs Miller. Myari.
d. luarEtsulent 70 Partial spent more
than wrk iu a.. bandits camp l1
h'-Iuiia MIr who was ARRESTED r.
y'Ft'riar. had uHt actually l,..n Il prs.
'n"r % $50. aid Nun made poo effort
9" obtain th- sIpein'rrd-ut whom Nr
IartIrs wired BIN % l,ls. Ea4uuR
Nav 81 hut Immediately S-rt men O.
tl"' tHrn the ANaudo mines anil
#i's Thr Hauuarv's statements sh.rr
h"u Euft RI r.w,r the bandit -GI
WiII m th- Furral d.siriU' ard Hius.
Coat De- r"tho-ir ~ makiug 10 feit.
DEMANDED Sie.eoo.
'H.H demanded that 'hr o0mutrv
cess t.m goo 600 z.lI o.. alzl asserted
fhe f4E's Wish thr company had been
naiinE ta tte Cnrranz1 government ~.
oef,lug .po noa f.es annually. dii naf
iHlrs rfrfrr'iun lf was ouIv h.n .f
DO nli uho protected them.
Al u.f frr rTr Villa MAY
Ir rrf fr. ff ..... srr.arI,.
frldef' sent n..r i'fuaf fn fslnauiHl
haiang D.. 'oi'f areHr VHa oni q b.
arnHunr.si .ufanfl.a or a. fr.rire corn
iunf lgHpriT 81 thr $50 ose r.ro nu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

10y WhDtl"y simon Iiyuus vfu.,c.
HNmord Jarvis Lois p1suu William
Claude Miller Ionu., Ethel Medley.
Nlird Ncal GugEs Pauline Ecdcr
While L.rsi1 King N.da Mildred Mar.
Au Irene ll'rr Merle T. Morton. Irene
Susn ko.hor William C1rra,c Iud
600. Charles brandon Shut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Snsar Stackcd On Dol.

" NIT0fIIfFI ITI-1
Los ANGELES. May q Ninetocr
h"istnd eighteen hundred sucks "a:
r'nr sugar arrived from MeNlrn tldr,
w'Ic .tlcs"d on IA" dock r.. Los Augc
i"s harhur because the iocll warehouse.
hond d Ter gar fr" 'lu a. capacity.
according o. the collector cd, eel. :oms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

VI Leslie Williams OF the Amarillo Type
sriier Exchange has taien the agency fof
the Wales Adding Machine n You Or, inter.
r-tsd he will be glad 70 demonstrate this won
ierful machine lie I. loratcd il3 Wet IA
street Phone iss. For Woodstock Typcwrit.
~. So him. i2g 2str
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
4 Great Privilege.

Don't fml io hear pr Numpuur. 70
returned missionary from the heart ~
AfuH Friday evening "a, o'clock a'
the aHncN 81 the Polk street Methods;
church on Conditions in Africa"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
.pEKAkI, pozoRi

pEKARI, PozORi = PronaJaI aDcb
pdkoppJ byeh doifo zafizepy menEj pr
obehod, sJc jA1u zsmdstuani ~
spc6 diva pekafi. jon. PECA, Howard
MiDnr-Ady. TZGIe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

HLEDAM spolchliv6ho ceskeho del
nika ma farmu. Dobry plat a prace po
|ccly rok stala. Adresa: FRED MA
.ToUSEK, Wood, So. Dak.-Advcrtisc-
mcnt. T23-tf-c
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

tasns zastavena. Pred Dcnisovym
n6drazim pres pozdni dobu nocni
nakupily Sc davy o%becenstva, KITE
re netrpslive vyckavaly | priced
druheho transportu.
Defraudant Mestek odsouzen.--
Praha, 5. prosince. Vrera ko-
nano liccni u zemskeho trestniho
Isoudu proti 33-lettmu syobodnem
6fedniku Nest. Spofitelny Praz
skt. X. Mcstkovi, jenl zproncvefil
|yistavu, v nemz byl zamestnan,
l370OoO X. ku xlocinnemu iednA-
mi dohnan byl naruzivou WASN'T
karbanickou a pfi pfeliceni prisla
ma pfetfes .jmena tech, kdoz
Mestkovi pomohii ma lavici obza.
lovanlch. Die vypovedi jeho Wy
hrali ma mem: v~inohradsky koml-
Isionar Elischak 10000 X. obehod.
mi iednatel Grossman 10000 X,
kozesnik Bambous $4,000 X, OBJ
chodnik Mandclik 3 Liboce 10000
TX. veIkoobchodnik Levy 2 Teplic
5000 X atd. lIrano bylo denne
v Obccnim dome, V hot. Imperial
la kavarno Grade. s ministrem
Praskem hral +. 1917 a prohra
Praskoya cinila pry asi 1000 X.
Is byvvalym ministrem j. Stfibr-
hymn lraval liz v letech l91l-12
a pc pfevratu r. 1913 asi tfikrate.
Mestck soudi, re Stfibrny "a IA
leta vyhral ma mem asi 5000 n.
.Jako ministfi vsak Prasek j Stri-
brnf S Mestkem nehrali. Byla
.jmenoyana ieste celia fada lidi,
ktefi 5 Mestkem hazardne hrali (;
zajimava to listina tech, jimz ma
~tisicovce nesejde, kdyz obratem
dovedou bez pracc vyd6lati IA ie-
dnu ztraeenou deset novych. Spo-
luhraei Mestkovi Grossmann. Ep-
stein a ostatnf tvofi cistou spoiled,
most, ktera penize r~ozhazovala pl-
nyma 'rukama, V niz byl Mestek
~
poyazovan "a syna vellsostatkafe.
ac jeho otce ma pouze s korea po-
Ii. Mestek byl tax vasnivym Lar-
banikem, re jeste po yyzrazenl de-
fraudace hral V karty az do rama.
Take 2 protokold Mestkovych spo-
luhracd vysvlta, re byl n~aruziyym
karbanfkem a Re zejmena hrayali
hazardni hry "ferbla''.a "ma.
lcao''. Prcliceni konalo sc IA vel
mi hojne ncasti obecenstva. Ma
vrh obhajcii, ably vysetren byl du-
sevni STAY Mcstkuv, soud zamltl a
o.lsoudil Mestka pro zlocin pod
vodu ma 3 leta t6zkeho zalafe, 10
.stfeneho ctvrtletne tvdyml luz
KEN, Ike ztrate volebniho prava a
pro pefcin hazardnf hry k poknte
500 X. II Lehkomyslny, nerozyaz-
ny defraudant byl tedy odsouzen :
jeho spoluvinnfci. ktefi jej V ha-
zardnfch hrach pfipravili 0 ukra-
dene penfze, yyvazli beg %pohromy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Sbirka pro Ceske
Narodni Sdruzeni

AZ do ?. ledna 1920, vydavate-
IL "PokrokG' odvedli omazskd
Odbocce G. n. s. nhrnem $5,963--
SO.
vydayatele "Pokroku'' odvedli
tajemniku omazske Odbocky G.
n. s., We schdzi, konane 2. ledna
1920, celkem $4,000, jez byly IA
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ledna 1920 zaslany a prispevky
stedrych darc1 V uyedene dobe
kyitovany.
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vDOvEC proetfeinibo

vDOvEC pr~ostfedniho stafj pfijme
t~sygoJyin Ydovn pfostredniho seku
ia yelcni dsmaeDosfi. . Jalki 10.
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no. Denni D .Nedelsi PoLrok, elala 1911
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oBcHcD NABYTKEM A poHRoB

NICTvI ye yclke cesk6 osade a boha-
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MALY 0~zNAMovATEL.
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SEM obrhod = groeerii o masem "a
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HLTpAM HospoDYNI

Isetn tdoyee n nam dobfe zafizend hc.
spod5fstei ma farme, potfcbuji 'lpbrol
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Ma novu:
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sti, cbtel by Sc sc1nasniti j diykou, ncb
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49 Lost us Il. S.
Ship Hits Roch
Seuen From New YORK.
and Vicinity Victims
OF Wreck Off Smeden

STOCKHOLM, Jan -Forty-nine Of
the crew of the American steamship
Mucona. which struck a rock off Nidin-
gen Light and f6undered. were lost. The
only survivor was the second mate.
Inc Macona, owned by the Macona
Steamship Corporation and managed by
the Barber Steamship Lines. Inc. was
bound for New York in ballast from
Gothcnburg. Sweden. She was a vessel
Of 5,3ll tons. She sailed from New
York November H.
The second mate, who survived. is A.
Y. Movasso. 33 Dean Street. BROOKLYN.
OF the others in the crew all but ten
were Chinese. Among those believed
lost are Captain Willemsen, BROOKLYN;
Chief Officer F. c. Mutch, Winfield.
Long Island; Chief Engineer d. Lind
strom, AIS Palisade Avenue, Jersey
City; First Assistant Engineer ]. Z.
Berg, 271 Fifty-eighth Street, BROOKLYN;
Second Assistant Engineer O. 2. Johan-
sen. l80 Christopher Street. BROOKLYN;
Deck Officer Carl Hakanson, III Fifty
fifth Street, Brooklyn; Cadet BENJAMIN
Glassel LA West Ninety seventh Street,
BROOKLYN