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Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
STATE GAVE S40.O0O
 ID NEAR EAST FUND

Reports from the state headquarters of the Near East campaign for the relief of Armenian orphans show that Arizona has raised $40,00O, which is considered a fine showing for the state by the Arizona organization. of which Charles F. Willis is state secretary. and E. D. Miller. field director.
 The recent three day campaign con ducted in thirty towns and cities or Arizona showed a result of almost Ing in.
 The first monthly contribution of the Phoenix high school amounted to $1s5-55, added to which were the biology department, flower sale $234.71; food sale. $10; domestic arts. S444.54.
 The West Ward school district No. 66, which has q total of less than 20 students, contributed S3S.05.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Cleveland II, Detroit 4. St. Louis at Chicago. rain. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Chicago. Detroit at Cleveland. Washington at Philadelphia. New York at Boston c games).
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

made at the present time, says Darcy who points to the eight hours saving in time which will result in the short line' from Prescott to Jerome
 While the time of completion can only be estimated, Darcy is confident that the road will be finished by early summer
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
'PINcHED n. BETTER
 TOWNS? SURE THING!'

D FEN V E R-"Say. lissen, kid." drawled Mrs Thelma Lee. 24, in jail here on a forgery charge Say. lis sen. I don't mind bein' pinched, but l sure hate to be pinched in this town Why, this ain't town; it's a lemon." Mrs Lee admitted she'd been arrested in lots better towns "
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
INDIANS POUND
 TIGER HURLERS;
 MIN IN A WALK

CLEVELAND, April Is. Detroit made it's first appearance of the sea
 son today and was beaten II to i. Cleveland batted Ayers out of the box in the third. Love, who followed him was wild. Speaker distinguished him. self with a double and homerun and by throwing a runner out at the plate
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
CHROME
 ROAD PROGRESSING

Nine miles of the Prescott-Jerome highway have been completed and the entire mountain road will be finished his summer, according to J. c. Darcy. ,oolxkeeper with the stae highway de- oartment, who was in Phoenix yester- day.
 The road, which is being built across the mountains. is one of the most important improvements being
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

IWO-DdsE II1Is-V sdCT, fieIIfiaII. Stanage. Shorten. Chapman. Gardner. Wambsganss. Speaker. Homerun- Speaker. Stolen base-Johnston, ?; Wood. Sacrifices-Love, Graney, 2: Wood. Double plays-Gardner, Wam- bsganss and Johnston; Speaker and O'Neill. Bases on balls-Off Love, Coveleskie. l. Innings pitched-Ayers 22s. Love. 2; Coveleskie, 3. Wild pitch-Love. ?. Winning pitcher Coveleskie. Losing pitcher-Ayers. Umpires-Evans and Hilderbrand.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
MEADOWS EFFECTIVE

NEW YORK, April 1S.-PhiladeIphia defeated New York easily before a capacity crowd. Score:
 phliadelphia -..... 300 no 00-5 Il 0 New York ~ OIO OOo aon-1 9 n
 Meadows and Tragessor. Nehf. Hub bell. Winters and Smith.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
VETERAN ADAMS CHECKS WINNING
 STREAK OF REDS.
Pirates Nose Out Champions in Hurling Duel = Braves Second Best in Game with Trolley Dodgers-Giants and Cubs Are Again on Short End

CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Pittsburg broke the winning streak of the cham
 pions, winning to 1. The visitors won in the first inning on a hit by Bigbee. a base on balls, sacrifice and 9 tumble by kopf which gave them
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Chattanooga, I T; Atlanta, - At New Orleans. |: Mobile. 0.
 At Memphis, ,; Little Rock. 1. At Nashville, O; Birmingham. s.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
DOAk BLANKS CUBS

ST LOUIS. Mo-, April I8.-St. Louis defeated Chicago to O, in the opening game of the series Alexander weak ened in the sixth. Score: R.H.E Chicago 900 900 00o-O T I St Louis 900 002 00x-2 10 I
 Alexander. Carter and Killefer; Doak and Clemons.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

TwO-base hits-Duncan, Whitted, Caton- Stolen bases-Roush, Neale. Sacrifice hits-Southworth, Cutshaw. Double plays-Roush to Reuther to Wingo, to Groh to Wingo. Bases on balls-Off Reuther, 8. Struck out-By Reuther. q; Adams, l. Empires = Moran and Rigler.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo at Louisville. rain.
 Columbus at Indianapolis. rain. St. Paul. 3: at Kansas City. ?. Minneapolis, 1; Milwaukee, ,.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

All-oIdTS .VOU VUl Vii
 Three base hits-Hudlow, Callahan. Two base hits-Westfall t3). Teany. Mansfield. Stolen bases-White Sox 1, All Stars ,. Sacrifice hits-Mea son. Bryant, Ellis. Sacrifice fly-Hudlow. Bases on bails-Off Sanders 3, off Grassie 2. off Terrill 2. Hit by pitcher -Opton by Sanders. Wild pitches Sanders ?. Struck out-By Anderson 6. Umpires-Pr:ce and Igo. Attend ance-1200. Time of garne-Two hours and 20 minutes.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Neis- Sacrifice hits-Myers, CD, Kon stchy. Pfeffer- Bases on balls-Off Rudolph. l; McQuillan, l; Pfeffer, 1. Innings pitched-Rudolph 6; McQuillan ? Hit by pitcher-By Pfeffer, (Wu- son)- Struck out-By Rudolph l; Pfef- fer 2- Losing pitcher-Rudolph. Um- pires-O'Day and Harrison.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

BOSTON, April IS. - Seventy-five distance men, the best the east and middle west had to offer. were en- ~-a1 tonight in the Boston Athletic associations twenty fourth an-ts
 ..on, which is to be run tomor- -ow afternoon over the Ashland to
 .c,i course. The race will be con- sidered as a tryout for the team tha- 70 represent the United States in the Olymphic marathon in Belgium next summer.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
DODGERS WIN HANDiLY

BROOkLYN, Aprl 18.-BrOOklyn took the first game of the series with Boston today, to 3. by battnig Ru- dolph and McQuillan hard. ElIiott's hitting was especially timely, his three singles figuring in six runs Neis drove the ball over the right field wall in the third.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
 Yesterdays Results

San Francisco. 10-6: Oakland. 2-3. Portland. S-3: Sacramento. T-5. Vernon, 5-4: Los Angeles, 0-0. Salt Lake. 14-5; Seattle. A.
 Today's Games No games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Under the supervision of the Federal Board of Vocational Education, the University of Wisconsin has l92 dis ibled soldiers enrolled
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

The French government has acquired patents to u new gun which shoots 150 miles, or . range of twice that of the German Big Bertha"
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Brooklyn 9. Boston 3. Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati 1. Philadelphia ,, New York 1. St. Louis 2. Chicago 0.
 Today's Games Pittsburg at Cincinnati. Chicago at St Louis. Boston at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at New York.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
LEFT FEARFUL

The bear in spring forsakes his cave And opens his hungry jaws; So doth the baseball critic rave
 When freed by vernal thaws.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Lloyd George Tells Reds G.
Envoys Poles Leave for Minsk

London, Aug. l2-Prernier Lloyd
George last night notified Leo
Kameneff, soviet emissary here,
that the Polish government mad just
informed the British premier that
up to 9 a. m. Tuesday Poland had
not received a reply from TIE Mos
COW government TO the message Of
Poland expressing a willingness to
send delegates to the armistice and
peace conference at Minsk.
Poland informed the prime min
lister that the Polish officer COM
manding the sector beyond Siedlce
had announced that the Russian
peace delegation had arrived in that
sector and, not finding the Polish
delegates, had stated that it would
wait until 10 a. N. Wednesday.
The premier further informed M.
Kameneff that Poland replied that
the-P Polish delegation was proceed
ing to the front Immediately to meet
the Russians and that if the Rus
sian delegates were still there the
Poles would send their peace dele
CATION Immediately Poland further
stated she was notifying the soviet
authorities that she was prepared to
start her armistice and peace dele
CATION for the scene Wednesday
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
PEACE
DELEGATES ON
WAY TO MINSk
Leave Warsaw to Arrange
Armistice and Arrange
Treaty With Plenipoten-
tiarieS of SOvietS.
BY The Associated Press.

Paris. Aug. ia great battle is
in progress on the Russo Polish
front upon which hangs the fate of
Warsaw, according to information
reaching the French foreign office
today.
Paris, Aug. l2.-The. Polish ar
mistice. and peace delegates, M.
Okeucki, director of the political
department of the ministry OF foreign
affairs, and Major Stamirowski, left
Warsaw Wednesday evening to meet
the Russian delegates, according to
a-dispatch a to the. Temps from War
saw today.
Dispatches to the Echo de Paris
from Warsaw today represent the
military situation as greatly i'm
proved following the reinforcement
OF the. northern Polish army in con-
formity with the aey:ce Of General
Weygand of the French mission.
The Polish army is said to be the
equal numerically of the soviet
army.
Progress for the Russians against
the Poles on tie southern front was
announced m Wednesdays official
statement from Moscow. Wlodawa
on the Bug, south of Brest- Litovsk
has been taken by The soviet troops
while further southeast they have
captured Vladimir -Volynsky, east oi
the Bug. Further advances on the
front nearer Warsaw also are an
nounced
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
REPUBLICANS
IN COLORADO
SELECT TICKET
Samuel Nicholson Receives
Nomination for U. S. Senator
Governor Shoup Unop-
posed for Governor.

Denver, Aug. 12.-The Colorado
republican state assembly in a one
day session today designated can
didates for nomination at the Sep
tember primaries for United States
senator, presidential electors and all
state officers, endorsed the record
of the state republican adrrinistra-
ton and the republican congress
and adjourned. G
In the principal contest of the day
Samuel D. Nicholson, Leadv,lle and
Denver banker, led in the race for
United States senator ovei Attorney
Earl c. Schuyler and former Lieut..
Col. Rice w. Means. All three were
designated to go on the primary
ballot by the following vote:
Nicholson, 4ls; Schuyler, ALL;
Means, 106.
Gov. Oliver H. Shoup was uuop-
posed for denomination.
Ten per cent vote was necessary
for designation. Lex
Something of sensation was
caused when Mr.. Means came to
the platform to place his name in
nomination. Previously Mr. Schuy-
Ter and Mr.. Nicholson had been
nominated. .....E -.'
Mr.. Means declared he would not
ask a friend to come<before the as
sembly and eulog;ze him. rFriends
have asked ME why | want to be
United States senator" he said. 81
will tell you why. 1t IS because
overseas l got a new conception Of
my duties as an American citizen
| returned seeking an opportunity
to serve my nation, my state and
my fellow men,"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
BOX CAR THIEVES
HELD FOR GRAND
JURY IN BLUFFS
-Four Men Held by Police on
Charge Of Stealing
Flour.

John White, negro, and Walter
Beeds, arrested on a charge of break
ing and entering Illinois Central box
cars in Council Bluffs and. stealing
10 sacks of flour, were arraigned in
Bluffs police court yesterday aad
waived to the grand jury. They are
held under $500 bonds each.
Railway detectives. aided by police.
recovered five of the sacks at the
home of Walter O. Cook, grocer.
Twenty-seventh street and Third
avenue, and the other five sacks at
the home of Price Gibson, former
city scavenger. Twenty-second street
and Avenue K.
Cook and Gibson were both ar
rested on charge of receiving stolen
property. Their cases are still pend
ing.
Perry Moore. l6 years old, is be-
ing held at the Creche in connection
with the tlscfts of flour. Police say
he aided White and Beeds.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Error Changes Lead
OF Candidates in Race
For Ohio Senatorship

Columbus. O., Aug. NV. A.
Julian of Cincinnati jumped into
lead of 2,3l8 votes over Judge A. F.
O'Neil of Akron in the race for the
democratic nomination for senator
when an error was discovered in
tabulation of returns from all but
is precincts. The corrected vote
was: Julian, 63,8S5; O'Neil, 61,567.
Additional returns did not make
any material change in the vote of
the leading candidates for other Of
fices. Former Mayor H. L. Davis
of Cleveland still was leading Ralph
D. Cole for the republican nomina
tior for governor by about 1900
votes. Former Gov. F. B. Willis
apparently will be the republican
nominee for senator by plurality
of approximately $4,000 over his
nearest opponent, Walter F. Brown
of Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Reds Take. MIawa Is Report
Of Newspaper Correspondent

Johannesburg, East Prussia, Aug.
12.-(By The Associated Press. y
Reports that Mlawa, an important
city on the Warsaw-Danzig railway.
was taken by the Russian bolsheviki
on Tuesday and that soviet cavalry
was within rifle shot of Warsaw, the
fall Of which was expected Thurs
day or Friday, were brought here to-
day by a correspondent of the
Koenigsberg AIegemeine Zeitung.
No official dispatches have indicated
the soviet armies. have taken Mlawa,
and most recent advices have shown
the bolsheviki to be some 80 miles
from Warsaw.
Americans. British and French
who aroaighting with the Poles
against the bolsheviki are considered
"fair game to kill" by the common
soldiers Of the soviet army, it is de-
clared by the correspondent, who
says the bolsheviki have been told
these fighters are "bourgeoisie who
should be exterminated
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
BOY ALLEGED TO
Be KIDNAPPED IS
FOUND AT ELC|N
Search Of Eight Months
Through Five States Ends
In Nebraska Town This
Morning.

Avail Johnson, 15-year-old son of
Mrs. Letha Rudder Of Leachville,
Ark, for whom his mother has con-
Quoted search for eight months, is
being held by Marshal Frank Van
Cleave at Elgin, Neb., for the
woman, who was expected to leave
Omaha at $50 p. m. yesterday for
Elgin.
Mrs. Rudder arrived in Omaha
Wednesday night to seek the aid of
police in her hunt for her only son.
She said he had been kidnapped by
an itinerant theater company eight
months ago. .....
Passed Through O'Neill.
Omaha police learned the Du-
bensky Bros. Stock company, with
which the lad was supposed to be
travelling, had passed through Oma-
ha enroute to ONeill, Neb.
Sheriff P. w. Duffey, in communi-
cation with Omaha police, said he
had talked with Avail only recently
when the Dubensky shows played
in O'Neill.
He said the lad asked him how
much it would cost to telephone
his mother in Leechville.
Marshal Locates Boy.
The O'Neill station agent told
Omaha police the Dubensky shows
bought tickets for Elgin, Neb.
. Yesterday noon Marshal Van
Cleave, at Elgin, located the lad
with the Dubensky shows.
He said a man with whom the
boy was staying said he was given
custody of the caild but refused to
tell on what grounds or answer
questions direct. N
Under Surveillance.
The man acted suspicious to him,
the marshal said, and he will keep
him under surveillance until the
mother Can arrive at Elgin.
- Meanwhile, he said. he is rolding
the boy, and asked that the mother
be sent to Eigin yesterday after
noon.
Location of the Johnson boy by
Marshal Van Clcave and The Bee
ends long hun. of eight months
through every town of consequence
in Arkansas, Mississippi, Oklahoma,
Missouri and Kansas by the mother.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Arkansas Senator Loses n
In Race for denomination

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 12.-unit-
ed States Senator William F. Kirby
apparently was defeated for re-
nomination by Representative Thad-
deus H. Caraway in Tuesdays
democratic primary, unofficial re-
turns from more than two-thirds OF
the state. showed early today.
A tabulation by the Arkansas
Gazette gave Caraway, 70,S23;
Kirby, 41,458.
Former Congressman Thomas C..
McRae had piled up big lead ever
his eight opponents for the guber-
material nomination. The vote: Nc
Rae, 34.3s7; S. Mead Powell. r.
76S; Tom ]. Terral, 20,22z
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Attempt Is Made to
Assassinate Premier
OF Greece in Paris

Paris, Aug. 12.-PremierNenize-
los of Greece was wounded slightly
today as he was leaving the Lyon
railroad station for Nice. As he
stepped on train two men fired re-
volvcrs at him. His assailants were
arrested.
Eir were fired. Premier
- M, king leave of friends
k,c'Nk ksssoos varthy individuak 3
ring three shots and
o,ass 4 nve, before they were ever
itsuwered. The premier was reported
wounded il the right side and left
arm ....
His assailants wee rescued by
the police from crowds with diff
Guilty, the mob shouting "lynch
them" Both were severely man
handled.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Court-MartiaI Reaches
Verdict in BerudOII Case

New York, Aug. 12-Court-martial
of Erwin Rudolph Bergdoil, wealthy
Philadelphian charged with deser-
ton from the army in evading the
draft law. ended on Governors Is
land when a verdict was reached
after less than five minutes deliber-
alton by the court.
The verdict came shortly after.
news of the arrest near Oneonta, NJ.
Y, of man said to answer the de-
seription of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll. Erwin's brother.
The finding of the court will re.
main secret until passed on by Ma
jor General Bullard.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Mystery in Removal Of Man
Held for Kidnaping Child

Philadelphia, Aug. l2.-An air of
mystery surrounded the removal last
night of Augustio Pasquale, held in
connection with the kidnapping of
Blakely Coughlin, from his cell in
city hall. Authorities declined to
discuss the matter.
After being brought back from
Egg Harbor, N. j., where he was
identified by Mrs. Harry Foster as
the man she saw conyersing with
woman, who carried a small child,
at the railroad station there a few
hours before his capture on August
2, Pasquale was taken from his cell
shortly before midnight by State
policemen, who drove away in an
automobile.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
State Appeals Labor Law
Decision to High Court

Lincoln, Aug. l2-(Special. y
The Douglas county attorney has
asked the supreme court to grant
leave to file bill of exceptions in
a case where William G. Crounse,
superintendent of the mailing di-
vision of the World Publishing COM
pany of Omaha was found guilty of
working women in violation of the
female labor law by the police judge
of Omaha.
The case was appealed to the dis
trict court OF Douglas county and
the verdict reversed on the grounds
that the law did not cover newspa-
per offices where the only time the
women can work is during the
night when the editions of the
morning papers are prepared for the
mails. @
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Result of Demos Race for
Ohio Senate Is Uncertain

Columbus, o., Aug. 12-Straggling
returns today rendered still more
uncertain the outcome of the contest
between w. A. Julian of Cincinnati
and Judge A. F. O'Neil OF Akron
for the democratic nomination for
United States senator.
With 5.5o4 precincts heard from
out of 5000, O'Neil's lead was only
2o9 votes. The count now stands:
Julian 5o,o51; O'Neil, 60250.
Returns received this morning
made no material change in the other
contests.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Alleged Store Thieves
Arrested With CIothinu

Carrying two suitcases filled with
silk shirts, blouses and other ar
ticits of eelothing worth $500. al
legged to, have been stolen, Juan
Rucz and Mike Alledore, Tenth
street and Capitol avenue, were ar
rested yesterday by Detectives
Cooper and Palmtag as fugitives
from justice.
The arrest was made on advice
from Nebraska City police.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Mars Seeking to Signal
Earth, Saws FrenChman

Paris, Aug. 12.-Mars is attempt
ing to signal the earth by means of
telephonography, according to
Camille Flamarion, the famous
French astronomer. He asserts
that the white spot which recently
appeared on the Martian equatorial
plateau could not possibly have been
snow because this is the plants
summer time. 1t is the third time
since 1879 that the noted spot which
cannot be accounted for except as
an effort by the Martians to COM
municate with the earth. mas ap-
peared, he said.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
NEGRO Who Shot Man Moved
To Avoid LvnChinu

Joplin, Mo-, Aug l2.-Lawyer To
bias, the negro who shot Howard
Thomas ut Fort Scott last night.
was brought to the Joplin Jail today
by The sheriff of Crawford county,
Kansas, and the chief of police from
Pittsburg. Chief of Police Myers
said that he would be removed from
Joplin if there is any signs of
mob coming here An automobile
and a squad of officers armed with
riot guns are on hand to take the
negro away Tobias says his home
is in Mississippi
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Congressman Wins Seat
In u. S. Senate From Kirby

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 12.-
Totals compiled by the Arkansas
Democrat at noon show that Con-
gresham T. H. Caraway has a.
073 votes and Senator w. F.. Kirby
43, l46 in the race for the nomination
for United States senator. This in
cludes returns from IS counties COM
plete out Of IS in the state. Nine
counties have not been heard from.
Senator Kirby conceded the nomi-
nation Of CONGRESSMAN CaEawsy.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-13
Audit of Exchange Wizard'e
Books Show Liabii svsa
approximately $7,NAa ,.,s.,
Authorities Declare. VIZ
UNABLE TO ARRANGE =.
BONDS Of $25, 900
Prisoner Sticks to Assertion
That Company Is Solvent
And That He Can Pay Off
All Outstanding Claims.

Boston, Aug. 12.-Another get
rich-quick bubble burst today. Fed
eral authorities who have been audit
ing the books of Charles Ponzi
and the Securities Exchange COM
pany reported that the liabilities of
the young financier were upward of
100000. Ponzi had claimed that
they would not exceed $50O,000.
Ponzi is a prisoner at the office of
the United States marshal, having
been until this afternoon unable to
arrange bonds of $25,000. He was
arrested, charged with using the
mails to defraud after he had sur
rendered soon after | O'Clock. Sub
sequently. a warrant for his arrest
for larceny in three counts was is
sued in the municipal court on ap1
plication of the attorney generals
office. The state authorities ex-
pected to gain custody of Ponzi if
he obtained the bonds releasing him
from the federal authorities.
District Attorney Gallagher said
that Ponzi had surrendered because
he felt himself unable to carry out
promises he made for the redemp-
tion of his notes tomorrow.
Banks Capital Gone.
Bank Commissioner Allen an
nounced this afternoon that the caps
ital of the Hanover Trust company
probably had been completely wiped
out. The bank was closed by the
commissioner yesterday. Charles
Ponzi had been director up to yes
terday.
Attorney General Allen said that
Ponzi's liabilities will run into the
millions.
Ponzi issued this statement after
his arrest:
II had an agreement with the dis
triet attorney to go tomorrow and
meet my liabilities with cash. With
the closing of the Hanover Trust
company and with other funds tied
up | find myself unable to do so.
! felt it my duty to tell him and
ask him to detaiu me"
Takes Rest Early Today.
A creditors petition asking for
the appointment Of a receiver for
Ponzi was filed in the federal court
today few minutes before his
surrender.
Early today Ponzi halted in the
midst of his sensational financial
career to rest from the nervous
strain caused by events of the last
few days.
"My nerves can't last forever"
Ponzi said "Ive got to rest. |
am not going to- give out any more
statements for a while, | am going
to keep away from people"
Guards were posted around
Ponzi's home to insure that people
kept away.
Insists He is Solvent.
Ponzi continued to assert that he
was solvent aud that he could pay
all notes outstan ding against him
and the Securities Exchange COM
pany, through which he claims to
have transacted his operations in IN
.ernational reply coupons. The audit
Of the company's books is expected
20 be completed by tomorrow.
Replies TO Attorney General Al
lens advertisement in many news
papers requesting holders of Ponzi's
notes to communicate with Mr..
Allen continued to be received in
'arge quantities.
Mr.. Allen declined today to give
any estimate on Ponzi's liabilities
represented by unpaid notes report
ed TO him, but it was stated at his
office earlier in the week that the
average Investment of the first 100
who reported was $500.