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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
HOUSE BILL CALLS
FOR TAX ON SALES
Mott Introduces Measure as
Substitute for Present Levy
on Excess Profits.
TO YIELD 81, 100000, 900
General Turnover Assessment
Of / Per Cent. Proposed
Small Shops Exempt.
Special Despatch to THE New YonK HnRALn
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. c., Dec. IL.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HNRALn
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. C., Dec. IL.
A general sales tax bill which Treas
ury Department experts believe would
yield 81, 100000 annually. was in
troduced to-day by Representative
Mott On. W as a substitute for the
present excess profits levy and the
bothersome taxes on articles in COM
mon use.
The bill calls for a general turnover
tax of per cent, exempting persons
whose gross sales are not more than
5000 a month.
II Intend the bill for general turn
over tax as a basis OF discussion in the
committee when the general revision OF
the present revenue law is considered
as 1t und oubtedly will be at the special
session expected to be called by Presi-
dent-elect Harding" Mr. Mott said my
bill would impose a tax which has been
successfully tried in many countries.
tax 50 small that even pyramided as it
will be TO a certain extent. IL VIII rest
lightly on the people. and at the same
time furnish n revenue estimated py
Joseph l. Mccoy. the Treasury expert.
at close to "A billion and half annually.
Persons whose gross receipts from
sales are not more tpan 5000 month
are exempt from the tax. This will ex-
empt the small farmer storekeeper.
newsboy and pedlcr. who do not ordi-
narily keep books and from whom these
returns would be trifiing.
'In the case OF commission men and
brokers OF all kinds the tax is inn
posed on the commission and not on the
gross receipts from the sale. Summed
up, the bill does away with the excess
profits tax. most of the excess taxes.
including taxes on sporting goods. au-
tomobiles and accessories. candy and
chewing gum, motor boats. the luxury
taxes on wearing apparel. art objects.
and the taxes on drugs. medicines. &c.
II also repeals the taxes on theatre ad-
missions and that on non-alcoholic bev-
erages and ice cream. These taxes. II
is estimated, Will yield slightly over
81 900, 5000 during the coming fiscal
year
we nbu n AOEill VI ssiieb lax III btiAS
country during the civil war and for q
few years afterward II proved very pro-
ductive. There Is a general sales tax In
force now in the Philippines which Is
yielding over s7.000.00o annually. and
the turnover there Is estimated at less
than one-third OF 1 per cent. OF that OF
the United States. Following out this
os.tv,,ata n siunflar tax would Weld about
$4,000. .o00, 900. All over the world stu
dents of taxation are turning to this
method OF raising money. as one which
produces a great revenue without hard
ship to any one.
"It has been estimated that from
twenty-five to forty cents OF every dol
lar spent at present is so spent because
of business taxes. although the Govern
ment actually gets only a small proper
ton of IT,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
Earthquake in Albania,
200 Reported Killed

ROME, Dec. I1.-All the viii
lagos in the Tepeleni dis
trict, Southern Albania, have
been destroyed by violent
earthquake, according to an
Avlona message to the Tempo
to-day. Two hundred persons
are reported killed, while 15,-
COO have been made homeless.
The town of Tepeleni itself
was completely razed.
The message reports the
shocks are continuing.
Previous messages, originat-
ing in Avlona on December 5,
reported earthquake shocks in
the Tepeleni district, rendering
thousands homeless, but made no
mention of casualties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
COMMONS WILL DEBATE
MARTIAL LAW POLICY
Stability of Cabinet Involved
IN Discussion.

LONDON. Dec. 11.--Debate on the
Governments Irish policy Is expected
TO be-opened in the House of Commons
by Liberal leaders next Tuesday. An
nouncement OF martial law In soutb-
western Ireland. made by Premier Lloyd
George before the House yesterday. was
accompanied by intimations that debate
on the subject was not desired, but Il
appears probable the Lower House of
Parliament may be called on to decide
whether the Cabinets plans regarding
ireland are to be carried into execution
without the acuuiescence OF the iegisla-
tive branch Of the Government. This
question. should IL come to a vote. would
test the stability Of the Lloyd George
Cabinet
Comment In this mornings news
papers relative TO the Governments
Irish policy was. for the most part. re-
strained. and. with the exception OF one
journal, the Governments proposals
were nowhere wholly condemned. The
feature of the Premier's speech that did
Confirscd on Third Page
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
MANY SEEKING JOBS
AS HOOTCH CHASERS
Seuen of TwelUe See Big
Money in Dry Lid Work.

"If all the stories that come to me
are true" said United States Senator
william NJ. Calder with laugh yester-
day, this Job of Federal prohibition
agent in New York city must be worth
about s1.0o0.ooo year"
lie was referring to the fact that OF
twelve applications for positions in the
new Administration In Washington which
had been made to him seven were from
persons who asplred to chase the boot
logger and his 'hootch."
The other five men have desire TO
20 into the diplomatic service. Although
as one OF the two official dispensers OF Re
publican patronage In New York State
II might be supposed he was overrun
with applications. Senator Calder said
the ones he referred to were positively
the only ones received so far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
New Machine Gun Fires
Twice as Far as Old One
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL
Successful tests of new
machine gun firing half inch
bullets and with at least double
the range of the calibre 80
machine gun now in use were an
nounced to-day by the War De-
partment. The new weapon
gave remarkable results" the
statement declared.
John NJ. Browning, inventor
of the Browning machine gun,
used durng the world war, col
Elaborated with War Department
experts in development of the
new gun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
BURIED BY GREEN GOODS" /"
Man Laid Aside Counterfeit Money
20 Pay for Funeral.

ELxHARr. Ind. Dec. fi.--Money laid
away by Walter Moody for his funeral
expenses was found by bankers to be
counterfeit to-day after II had been
spent to meet burial costs for the man,
who died a week ago
The money. in new $50 bills. had been
kept inviolate In the Moody home for
sixteen years. Moody's widow. who be-
came his second wife years after he Sc,
the money aside. will have to make good
the loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
wHIsKEY STAYS IN BOND.
Federal Judge Refuses 20 Allow
Removal of beverage.

ST. Louis, Dec. 11.--Fcderai Judge
Faris to-day ruled that whiskey could
not be removed from bonded ware
house 10 the owners home for purposes
other than medicinal or sacramentai
The decision was in n case In which
former saloon proprietor sought an
order to compel the informal revenue
collector to accept the tar paymen. and
release barrel OF whiskey from a ware
house 20 that the owner could use Il for
beverage purposes at his home. The
order was denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH CHILE.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Dec. 1i.--Advices
from Conception report that violent
earthquake shocks were felt on Friday
as far south as Puerto Montt. The
maxifnum duration was two minutes. No
sariots damage was reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
BISNARCK,S MEMOIRS Z
FIXED KAISER,S GUILT
FOR WORLD. TRAGEDY
Contents of Suppressed Volume Disclosed by Promi
nent German-Russian Alliance the Guarantee of
World Peace, Wrote the Dismissed Chancellor.
Special Correspondence to THE New YORK HERALD.
cop,o,oht, 1890, bv TILE New YoRK HRsALp.

Nov
Here for the Judgment of Prince
before the murder of Sao fixes the
pabIty William Chancellor
Russia
of lasting world
The longer the disaster
could deferred terrible it must be-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
MCCORMICK GOES TO GENEVA.

PARIS, Dec. 1i.4-UnIted States Sen
ator MedIli McCotmick OF Illinois left
here for Geneva To-Day. He will remain
there Sunday and Yendsy aud then so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Florida, Cuba Special. seaboard Air Line
Ry.. 2:05 r. NJ. daily. All east and west
coast resorts. Extra sieepers Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. Office LISA
'YyAS Tsi. Ma 60 is1a<-Adss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

That is the real message or the Tor
bldden book Had i remained. BIS
marck seems now to be telling the Ger
man people, "the Russian treaty coulc
not have lapsed. Had l remained, the
war could not have come as 1t did
Had 1 remained !" And he covers the
1SO pages of the volume with skilful
narrative of how 1t came that he did
not In. In form II is a narrative,
in purpose a polemic But 1t was meant
to be an address from his fresh grave
to young Emperor's subjects, warn
ing, an apprisal, veterans analysis of
a monarch's character. 1t was not TO
have been a verdict, sealed until after
the fulfilment of the foreboding. Bis
marcks message becomes tragic. not
by his volition but through the machina-
tions of the Kaiser's clique, of even the
Chancellor's own heirs For they II was
who delayed the publication until evil
years had changed warning TO n dire
prophecy made true.
The message now comes TO the light
through channel which no law can
close The third volume is still unpub-
IlSUtu, out AiTtSuhic VI llS CpHtehtS HAS
been made By prominent German who
has read II and who writes what 1t con-
tanned. He introduces it with a review
of the extraordinary proceedings by
which the book has been withheld from
the public
"The young German republic" he
begins, suffers now for more than n
year from an unparalleled disgrace. The
strongest statesmen the Germans have
had shce Frederick the Great. the
creatof Of a state which still is united
desplt every assault and the fall OF its
twenty-five rulers. wrote for his com
patrbts IN his old age the story how
andfwhy he was removed from power
byh young sovereign and what was tlie
ngure of the enforced resignation.
Shce reading the book l am stark with
fnazement at it's fate and its great
berspicacity: with amazement, as well.
lat the fate OF the Germans who as un-
free as Of yore, are not permitted to
read IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
a7s conEANs SLAIN ny JAps.

TOXIC, Dec. 1t.--Three hundred and
seventy-hve Corcans were killed or ex-
ecutcd IN the recent skirnishes near
Changtao. Corca. according TO late ad-
vices received from that area, whore
Corean bandits have been operating for
come timc. Fifteen hundred Corcans
are said 20 have surrendered, while two
churches and dvs schools were d>stEpyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

AtGUSTA-tHAIstFsT FsTON-SANA
pffics ia4g B'wsy. TsL Lonsscrs 5se5s--Advs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

For used cars"-parficuiary those OF the
4 better ciass--sso Automobile Exciango" Ads.
: Want I'D. pages OF The HERALD any day.
ado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
THE BEST IN ITS HISTORY.

The New York Herald. with all that was
best of The Sun intertwined with it, and the
whole revitalized. is bigger and better
and sounder newspaper than ever before.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

Continued on sirth Page.
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Continued on Tsoenty-tcoond--pn0~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

vitezen harcolt. 1917-ben megse.
besult es Oroszorszagi fogsagba
keriilt. OFT elkezdett betegeskedni
es a meghalesbol tid6gyuladas
szarmazott, mely annyira croft
vett rata, hogy sulyos beteg
katonat mint rokkantat haza. en-
gedtek.
Szerencsesen haza is kerilt a
flu Paczinba, de allapota leg
gondosabb apolas dacara sem ja-
vult, mig vegre is megvaltotta
szenvedeseito1 a halal. Temetese
Macy katonai pompaval hozza-
tartoz6k es ismer6sok nagy soka-
saga je1enleteben folyt lie! Czinke
Tstvan mostanaban kapta meg a
szomoru-hirt hazulrol, melynek
kapcsan szamosan kerestek fel
6szinte reszvet kifejezesiikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

East Youngstown
TIszTUJITo K0zGYttLEs.

A Benwoodi Sziiz Maria r6mai
katholikus betegsegelyz0 egylet a
j0vo vasarnapon, vagyis decem-
Der sen tartja meg evi szokasos
tisztujnto kozgyiileset, amelyre
az egylet osszes tagjait meghi-
vom.
Minden egyes tagnak j6l fel-
fogott erdeke, hogy ezen a gyii-
lesen megjelenjen, inert minden
egylet eleteben nagyon fontos
dolog az, hogy kinek a kezeibe
teszik lie az egylet vezeteset. Ke-
rem tagokat, hogy jojjenek el
teljes szamban, hogy reszt vehes
senek a tisztujitasban, a melyet
okvetlen megtartunk ezen gyii
lesen.
Tagtestveri szeretettel:
Lukovszky Pal, .elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
CzINKE IsTvAN GYAsZA.
A testvere: Czinke Bertalan feb
ruar 10 -en meghalt. - Rational
pompaval temettek.

Sulyos gyasz es Macy szomoru-
sag erte Czinke Istvan k0zismert
honfitarsunkat, a XII a Zemplen
megyei Paczin kozsegbol szarma-
zott Amerikaba es a XII egyike a
mi nepszerii honfitarsainknak.
A testvere: Czinke Bertalan ez
ev februar 10-en sziilofalujaban
meghalt. Meg csak 19 ewes volt,
a mikor berukkolt katonasag-
hoz, mint 0nkentes ajanlkozo,
inert faluban csak ket6tt vettek
be sorozason, a xix mar elertek
q evet. 1915 juliusaban vonult
be es csakhamar a harcterre ke-
rilt, hol ket esztendeig igen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
Az ATHLETAK MOI OsZTA-
LYA MEGALAKULT.

A mut szombaton megtartott
sikeriilt athleta balon megalaki-
tottak moi osztalyt es pedig IA
alapit6 taggal. A k0vetkeso lea
nyok vettek reszt a megalakitas-
ban: Cseh R6zi, Hajdu Maria,
Nemeth Ilonka, Horvath Maria,
Szakacs Anna, Denies Anna, Var
ga Maria, Rainey Maria, Condos
Ilona, Condos Julia, Polifka, Ma
ria, Gajescky Maria, Macy 1ren
es Bensdur Betty. a. moi asztaly
els6 gyiileset >vasarnap tartotta
amelyen megvalasztottak tiszt-
viseloketa kovetkezokeppen Cseh
R6za elnok, Nemeth Ilona alel-
nok, es Macy Iren titkar. Ezutan
a holgyek elhataroztak, hogy
Thanksgiving Day estejen egy
tea partit rendeznek kizarolag
tagok szamara Szilveszter estere
pedig alarcosbalt terveznek szin-
ten moi osztaly rendezeseben.
A Magyar Athleta Club tiszti-
kara szerint az egylet igyei igen
szepen haladnak es most mar biz
|
tosra veszik, hogy a moi osztaly
segitsegevel a kovetkez6 magyar
amerikai bajnoki verseny koltse,
geit 0sszeszedik. "A Club terve
ugyanis az, hogy az otodik baj-
4noki merkozesre Youngstownba
hivja Amerika magyar athletait
| Ide ahol az elsGt tartottak. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

allitott hozza egy ember, es AIT
mondta, hogy 3 a kormany meg
bizottja, a XII szalonokat felJl-
vizsgalja. Exert felulvizsgalat-
ert Z dollar es so centet fizetetett
maganak es azutan ellepett. u
gyanezt megtette meg yagy husz
helyen, mig a rendorseg tudomast
szerzett a dologrol, de mire keres-
nj kezdtek, addigra nyoma We
'szett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
GYAPJU A BUDAPEST
SZEGENYEKNEK.

Magyarorszag az amerikai Ha-
laadas Napjat Thanksgiving
Day. egy olyan nagyaranyu
gyapjuruha kiallitas megnyitasa-
val unnepli meg, amilyent meg
sohasem tartottak Kozep-E Europa
ban. A Budapesten tartand6 XII
allitason azok a kotott gyapju
ruhak lesznek kiallitva kozszem-
lere, melyeket magyar asszonyok
k0t0ttek abbol az amerikai gyap-
jub0l, melyet az amerikai varosok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

ferfi tagok szama is igen szepen
szapor6dik. Jelenleg a tagletszam
SO rendes fizet5 tag Is tobben
igen erdekl6dnek a klub irant.
Osszetrt6 munkaval biztosra vesz-
SILK hogy az athletak j6v6 nya-
ron ismet dics6seget szereznek
maguknak es Youngstown ossz-
magyarsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
A LEGUJABB csALAs.

Mar annyi fele csalasi modot
eszeltek XII Amerikaban, hogy
szinte belezavarodna az ember, ha
veletlenul meg akarna szamolni,
A szarazsagot is kihasznajak
azok. a xix ertik a modjat, no
Cyan lehet penzt kicsalni a gyai
nutlan emberekb0l. Eek kozze
tartozott Kevcsovics Lajos is, a
kinek a Manning Avenuen van
szaraz "szalonja".. A minap be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
KOVACS MARGIT FERJHEZ
MENT.

McKeesportbol vessziik hiret
Mt. Sebestyen Endre duquesnei
ref. lelkesz es Kovacs Margit
mckeesporti diakonissza (tanit6-
n6) eskiivojenek, amelyet novem-
Der 16-an tartottak a mckeesporti
reformatus egyhazban.
Kovacs Margitot a menyasz-
szonyt igen sokan ismerik
Youngstownban, ahol t0bb nya-
ron at tanitotta gyermekeket
a reformatus egyhaz nyari iskola-
jaban es mig lit lakott noverenel
Omeiz Karolynenal mindig reszt-
vett a magyarsag nemes mozgal-
maiban. Mt. Sebestyen Endre a
volegeny erdelyi szarmazasu de-
rex fatal lelkesz akinek hazas-
saga alkalmeb6l alkalmab6l a
legmelegebb fszerencsekivanatun-
kat fejezzik XII.
Az egyszerii hazassagi szertar-
tast Melegy Gyula lelkesz vegez-
| te. Az egyhazi aktus utan ugyan-
csak a derek mckeesporti lelkes7
hazanal adtak az vi par tisztele.
tere vacsorat. A fatal hazaspar
napokban Youngstownban lido
zott Omeiz> >Karolynal, 70 Wayne
ave., es lit is elhalmoztak oket
szerencsekivanatokkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25

helyi Voros Kereszt osztalyai
ajandekoztak.
A kiallitas ket hetig fog tar
tani, melynek vegeztevel a 10000
darab kotott meleg gyapju rnhat
Budapest szegenyei kozott ingyen
osztia XII az Amerikai Vor0s Ke
reszt budapest kirendeltsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
PETOFI EGYLET GYttLESE

Vasarnap delutan 2 oratol kez-
d6doleg tartja a Pet6fi Sander
egylet rendes havi gyiileset a
Crow-fele teremben. Fontos u
gyek targyalasara ezennel felsz6l-
litom a tagsagot, hogy okvetleniil
jelenjenek meg ezen a gyiilesen.
Tomori Istvan, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-25
AZONNALI ATADAsRA

Is aker Brookfielden, 51a
mertf0ldnyire Sharontol, csi-
malt ut mellett, 8 szobas tegla
haz (uj), istalo 40 lab szeles es
80 lab hosszu, kiaiino mellek-
epiiletek, 300 kiil0nbozo term0
gyiim0lcsfa, hat 10, 2 diszn6, 2
tehen, 100 csirke, 16 tonna SEE
ma, 800 bushel kukorica, 300
bushel zab, 80 bushel rozs, egy
aker numpli, i eyes, egy dup
la seeker, Az loeros gazmotor,
80 colos korfiiresz, tragya $50
ro, egy lovas es ket lovas kul-
tivator, arat6gep, vetogep, 2
exc, buggy es mas felszerele-
SEX. A farm to mellett fekszik.
Ara $4,000 ,amibol $4,000 kesz-
penz kell.
Mindenfele farmok, minden
nagysagban, Mahoning, Trum-
bull es Columbians megyokben
es keleti Pennsyulvaniaban.
VAN GORDER REALTY co.
221 Dollar Bank epiilet
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-15
DEKALB LIKELY To
D|SPLACE FLOYD As
BIC SIX COUNTY

DeKalb county with population
Of 44,00G will displace Floyd county
with a population of $4,000 from the
list of big six" counties having
three representatives In the lower
house Of the general assembly of
Gee rgia, according to the opinion
expressed at the capitol on Tuesday
by several members of the legisla-
.ure and others who read with in
forest the census figures on these
two counties as published in The
Journal Monday afternoon.
vdes that the six largest counties
in the state shall be entitled to three
representatives each in the lower
house Of the general assembly, and
that the next twenty-six largest
counties shall be entitled to two
house, and that all remaining coun-
ties shall be entitled to one repre-
sentative each.
At the present time on the basis
of the 1910 census the six largest
counties are Fulton Chatham, Rich
Dond, Bihb, Muscogee and Floyd.
The 1920 census figures announced
Monday gives DeKalb county a pop
ulation of 44.051 and Floyd a popula-
ton of 39,841. Although the COM
piete census figures for all Georgia
counties have not been announced.
it is not considered likely any other
county will force deKalb out Of her
standing in the big six" The re-
apportionment Of the counties on
the basis of the new census figures
is not likely to be taken up by the
legislature until 1921, owing to the
incomplete census returns.
When the eapportionment is made
DeKalb county will move up to three
representatives in the house and
Floyd will drop down to two, in all
probability
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-07-15
Sensational Letter
Figures in Green's
Plea for New Trial

Admission as evidence Of the
"angel sweetheart" letter which
created such a sensation at the
trial, was one of the points on
which attorneys for William B.
Green, the former Fairburn banker,
based his petition for a new trial.
the hearing of which began before
Judge John B. Hutcheson at De-
catur Monday.
ing wife," and signed with ali my
love and a great big goodnight kiss,
yours only and forever, Bill" was
found among the effects of Mrs.
Katherine Bradstreet, according to
attorneys for the prosecution, and
was claimed by them to have been
written to her by Green. At the
trial which resulted in Green's con-
Victton on charges of ,embezzlement,
the prosecution introduced the let
ter. in an effort to prove intimate re-
lations between Green and Mrs.
Bradstreet, who is now awaiting
trial on the same charge in August
At the hearing Monday, Green's at
torneys declared there was no date
that it was written to Mrs. Brad
street, and they charged that the
court erred in allowing it to be adj
mitted as evidence. twenty other
points, most of them charging error
to the court, were presented by
Green's lawyers to support their plea
for new trial.
The arguments before Judge
Hutchinson grew so prolonged that,
hours. he continued the hearing until
next SATURDAY. morning, JULY II