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The Winslow mail., 1920-05-28
Notice to Contractors.

The Board of Trustees Of School
District No. l of Winslow. Navajo
County. Arizona. will receive sealed
proposals for the erection and con-
struction of an addition to the Wash
ington School Building at Winslow,
Arizona. on general contract includ-
ing excavation. masonry, carpentry,
plumbing, lighting, heating. etc. re-
Quired in ando for an addition to the
: Washington School Building at Win
slow, Navajo County. Arizona, to bt
constructed of brick and stucco and
to be used as a gymnasium and such
other purposes as said Board Of Trus-
tees may deem necessary for the bet
terment of educational facilities. sai6
addition to Washington School Build,
ing to be erected to a specified portion
of North side of said Washington
School Building.
Plans and specifications prepared
by Mr. Charles A, Goodhall Of Win
slow. Arizona, may be obtained from
the Board of Trustees of Winslow
Navajo County, Arizona, togethe
with full information as to the pro
posed work and are on file for in
spection at the office of said Boar,
of Trustees in Washington Schoo
Building Winslow, Arizona. Con
tractors desiring to submit proposal
may obtain copies of full sets o
plans and specifications for estimat'
on request or on appointment. and tn
return of such plans and specif1ca-
tions must be guaranteed by deposit
Of Ten Dollars which deposit will be
refunded on the return of the plans
and specifications in good order
Every such proposal must be accom-
panied by a certified check for five
per cent of the amount of the bid in.
cluded in the proposal. as guarantee
of the intent of the contractor to en-
ter into cantract with the Trustees
of School District No. 1, Winslow,
Navajo County. Arizona, to well and
truly perform all the matters includ-
ed in the said proposal and in accor-
dance with the plans and specifica-
tions, or as liquidated damages in
the event of failure or refusal on the
part of the contractor to enter into
contract as above named, Said GER
titled check will be returned to the
contractor whose proposals are not
accepted and to the successful COLI
tractor upon the execution of salts
factory bond and contract as herein
after provided. The said Board of
Trustees Of School District No. l.
Winslow. Navajo County. Arizona. re-
serve the right to reject any or all
proposals or to withhold the award
II for any reason it may SO determine.
Provided further. that IT, in the judg-
ment of the said Board of Trustees
the work can be done more advanta-
geously. any building, structure, ad
dition, or alteration not exceeding
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars ($2500.
00) in total cost, may be constructed
by days work or force account and
the above advertisement for bids dis
pensed with.
Whenever under the statutes of the
State Of Arizona. any. duly authorized
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
THE HURST SYSTEM

To introduce The Hurst System to the thousands of
pie In indianapolis and surrounding territory who have
realized the big savings this direct method Of
merchandising offers Will open Hurst System Today
sale Wednesday, August 25th at o'clock.
Every item is honest big value In staple goods from
regular stocks and Is sold at greatly reduced price,
We have mixed any Job lots seconds for In
tend every purchase you how HURST e. CO.
does maintain the quality and also SAVE YOU MONEY.
be able resist coming eari the first day Of the sale.
We get you into store and convince you that
the Hurst System money for those who take
advantage of It.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23

With our enormous purchasing power and ready cash
buy at the lowest first direct from the
manufacturers, produeers Gamers mills, etc. ordI
narlly sell only to Jobbers
We do not travel statesmen sell retailers
direct to you saving you the expense handling
by Jobber and retailer under the old system.
The Hurst System eliminates every unnecessary ex-
pense and you get the benefit saving In addition
TO this regular saving, you will many dollars
by attending this unusual, startling price reduction SALE
We will prove to you that Hurst save you peo-
pie millions Of dollars annually you will advantage
of THE HURST SYSTEM
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Hurst Specials in
Ladies' Shoes

Ladies Black Wei Kid Lace oxfords,
plain toe. French heel, 500 G0 0@
value, sale price.
Ladies' Wei and Patent Pumps,
nexible sole. French heel, 60 or
1910 value - O@ ~ ~
Ladies' Brown Kid 5-Eyelet oxford,
dexible sole. $500 value, sale &A OE
price. ...-...--..-+.... - Ne $50
Ladies' Black Wei Kid Plain Pumps,
leather bow, military heel, CT QE
$500 value ............-...... - 1eOO
Ladies' Patent Colt and Black Kid
Beverly Tie, colonial effect, ca 0E
French heels. $500 value -. u Re y q
Ladies' Black Kid Lace Shoes. s-inch
tops, French or Cuban heel, ca OK
$500 value .....-...........- - He y ~
Ladies' Mahogany Brown vici
Pumps, Goodyear welt, mill C. AZ
tary heel, $3.50 value .......1OS8O
LADIES' Black and Brown Wei OK
rords, imitation tip. heels &E OK
French or military, 50 value. 90 1sC O
Ladies' vici Kid, s-inch Combination
High Top Shoes, plain toe, &c re
French heels, $1,000 value. Que -
Ladies Black Wei Kid and Mahogany
Calf, 9-inch high top boot, &C 0E
Goodyear welt, $3.50 value .OOsS
Ladies, Patent Kid vamp silk Top
Boot. plain toe, full French &R 0S
Ladies' Mahogany aud vici Kid Lace
Boots, 8 inches high. French Cz ~
or military heel. $500 value. % s3O
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23

ELECTRIC TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Every lamp tested and guaranteed;
%, 30 and 50watt; 80, ITO or 125 volt.
s ssisiI pE E9lae .. 4oc. SOC
Carton OF 40
ELECTRIC IRONS - 6-pound, 1iO-
volt Either the Hotpoint or Westing-
house household irons. two OF the best
known irons today. Guaranteed for one
year. Retail value. $3.50; &c Ok
sale price .................. OOsOO
ELECTRIC GRILL Single heat.
Hotpoint rectangular grill. li0-volt;
broils. fries, toasts. and pops corn; two
operations can be performed at the
same time. Retail value co an
$3.50: sale price .............U Os1V
ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER--A
cleaner that we will put against any
S42 or SIS machine; 80 or 110-~olt- Re-
tail value $40; GI& Dc
ELECTRIC vIBRATOR-Hamilto &
Beach, type ID" vibrator; especially
designed for home use; &C or DC cur
rent. Retail value 5000; kf2 M
sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4OsVV
SEWING MACHINE MoToRs-Ham-
flton & Beach Sew E-Z motors; makes
sewing at home a pleasure; either &C
or DC current. Retail value. 900;
sale GTO Oh
price ....................... - u OsoV
FLOOR LAMPS-Three mahogany
floor standards. with silk shades, rose,
gold, blue or mulberry. Retail value
s27 to $3.50; choice of (90 M
three; sale price ......... - ksVsOV
ADJUSTABLE LAMP - The most
popular lamp for fiat table or desk,
roll top desk or piano; adjustable to
any position complete with cord, sock
ct and plug. Retail value &O az
$3.50; sale price ............. - As VO
BoUDoIR LAMPs-Lamps for lady's
writing desk or dressing table Cast
metal base in bronze or ivory, hand
painted scenic or floral shades. Re
tail value $40; CT "a
safe PRICE .s...-s.s 80. ~ " - -
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE
Zone onlyl-Berthold electric cylinder
type machine, with safety wringer,
galvanized cylinder; equipped with al
ternating current motor. A bargain.
Retail value $3.50; sale &fT2 M
price ....................s ID n n Jew
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Toilet Articles
LIST Floor


Soc Armand's Bouquet Face
Powder .............. .39G
S1CO Armand's Cold Dreamed
Powder .....................
All 35c Cutex preparations. 80. zee
$1.25 Mavis Toilet Water. see
Mavis Talcum Powder.
zoe Armour's Sylvan Talcum
Powder ....................
T5c Palmolive Shampoo. sec
SOC KoIynos Tooth Paste. ......21G
15c Whiz Soap Paste. lie
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Nonskid Special Pric
List Price
Hurst Winner Gray Tubes

A heavy, eamless tube, built up layer
by layer, and guaranteed to be first
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23

Hurst Fabric Tires

A tire made of high grade fabric ma
terial and rubber, of a construction to
give satisfaction and mileage. We
guarantee them for 5000 miles, and ad-
justments are made by us.
Size Nonskid Special Price
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Auto Tires and
Accessories
Isl Floor
Greyhound Cord Tires

They are hand made, Of the finest ma
terials, and We guarantee them 70 give
COO miles and we make all adjust
ments.
Size Nonskid Special Price
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Hardware & Utensils
Isl Floor and Base
meni

SCREEN DooRS-Selected yellow
pine, long panel. natural and mission
oak finish, all sizes. black and galvan-
lied wire. special at, each go 90
1928 TO ............-...... 's1OeSV
HURST BEST HOUSE PAINT High
grade. durable quality, In pure linseed
oil; black, white and a GO Ok
colors, per gallon .......... s0JsOO
Special prices in quantity.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Growing Girls and
Misses Shoes

Growing Girls Gunmetal School
Shoes. s,inch top, flexible Cd OK
sole, $3.50 value ............. % ISVS
Growing Girls Mahogany Calf Lace
sh e v for school. s-ineh top, SS.45
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
HURST & CO.'S Retail STORE
AND GEORGIA STREETS
Mems Furnishings
Aih Floor

FLEECED SHIRTS for men, an odd
lot Of heavy neece-hned shirts; 00m
real $l.65 value. ................. O AG
FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS for
men. cut full and large; a purchase
now means so per cent. saving Of fall
prices; extra heavy quality C 40
at........... - 4s3C
RIBBED SUITS for men, fleece lined,
excellent quality of fine cotton yarns,
substantially made, closed G. so
crotch. ........-.-.-....-. INV 6eOO
MEMS AND BOYS CAPS. mems and
hoys' fancy light shepherd check and
qualities; values up to s1.Ss, A0N
for Observation-Disclosures. XO&
Isle UNION SUITS for men, good
fair quality a grade that we sell regu-
larry at $L25, for 2QO
suit. ....-..-.....-...... .OC~
Short sleeves, ankle length.
Our best quality and as fine Isle
UNION SUIT as money can buy, long
or short sleeves, three-Quarter or
ankle length values $500 e. 20
and S225, suit. - 4sIO
Small sizes only in mems ATHLETIC
UNION SUITS. checked nainsook; SO
and IS sizes only worth 9Sc, H0A
suit. --~--- \ ~ -
MESH SUITS FOR MEN. full cut
union suits Of open mesh fabric;
usually sells for s1.75; ali G 90
sizes. .....................0 1sAO
BOYS AND cHILDBEN's ATH-
LETIC UNION SUITS. OF nainsook
quality; all sizes "a to 50. AQO
each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8O&
bargain for you. Mr.. Painter
WHITE OYERALLS and JACKETS, Of
SOC duck; small sizes only; Ga
worth S2.2o. .-....-.........-.-. .OO&
ovERALLs of Stills best denim
drills. either shadow stripe or wabash
stripe. absolutely full cut, riveted but
tons. tackled pockets, detachable sus-
penders, triple stitched; Cd 90
sizes 20 TO 90. 80 4SOO
RAINCoATS-we show an all black
rubber coat, white Sheeting lined, full
cut, we'll SIDE with cemented seams;
large sizes; a coat worth GG 0Q
$500, for. ................... 80 xeOO
BATHING sUITS-Men's California
style bathing suits, In fancy colors;
sizes 36 to ~; strictly all wool; real
$3.50 to $500 values, co %
each. ....-....'UOeOO
MEMS PANT 5-Striped frision
cloth. q heavy cotton cloth made espe-
cially for mems work pants requiring
hard service sold regularly &0 40
ut SOS, pair. - As u ~
Best quality blue or gray chnmbray
WORK SHIRTS, double collar and
cufs, double sewed throughout full
cut; real value, sl.@; all S1.29
Small lot Of half-wool blue navy
serge SHIRTS. full cut. weB&f 10
made; worth $2.25 today, for = 4s 4 -
Boys twilled fannelette SHIRTS. In
gray or khaki color, sizes 0Qn
1215 to 1914 worth S1.15, each. .SO&
MEMS BLACK SOCKS, full seamless
foot, double cole. heel Sc
ana toe. ........-. -'.s..'.'' ~
Mems pure silk or hber silk HOsL,
either quality. real soc value; AMN
white only, pair. 1OG
Mons CANVAS GLOVES. 7-ounce
weight, we'll mapped, ribbed TOO
WriStlet ......-s. - -
MEMS LEATHER PLAIN GAUNT-
LET CANVAS GLOVES, H0A
cut full and large; SOC quality. 7 a.
AIk-LEATHER MUI.EsKIN GLOVES.
short wrist. of imitation A2M
leather, pair ....-........sss.s' 1OS
MEMS LIGHT GRAY SOCKS
Woven of long fiber cotton, smooth
finish, seamless, real 25c TGtm
value, S1.75 dozen. pair. .1V2C
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Harness and Blankets

SPECIAL - DOUBLE HARNESS -
$500 values. sale GOA rye
prlce " ~ Ce -
HORSE BLANKETS-Wide black
stripe with small gray lines; suitable
for auto and buggy use as well as horsa
cover. Retail value $3.50, &c 90
sale price Observation-Disclosures 40
S4x90 BLANKETS, dark blue, red
stripes. Retail value $3.50, ca 0E
sale price ..............-.. % He y -
One special lot HORSE BLANKETS
Retail value $3.50. QO az
sale price 10 As DEB
Waterproof duck STORM HORSE
COVERS-Will shed rain and snow;
positively will keep your horse warm
and dry. Retail value $500, G@ On
sale price ...........OOsSW
PLUSH ROBES-Assortment of coli
ors to pick from. Retail co co
value $3.50, sale price. ........ DCeOV
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Extra Special
House BroornS

Full size hickory handle, four tie
house brooms; Hurst & Co. reg
ular 90c brooms HOA
while they last .........3 SC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23

Trombley Tire Boot Pump
A rapid pump, controlled by foot.
Prevents STOPPING, and fills the tire
quickly. Retails at $500; our
Spring Spreader
Easily operated; to spread the leaves
of your spring for Oiling. .S1.2S
Auto Spotlight
An electric searchlight. with attach
ments for windshield Complete with
nitrogen bulb and 4-inch mirror,
Tor .................... $500
Diamond Bar Auto Bumpers
Can be attached to a great many cars,
and is equipped with heavy brackets
and a NIGEL plated diamond
par SO.1O
Metal Tool Box
durable steel box that can be used
on most any automobile. Isl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23

HURST BEST BARN PAINr-For
fences, garages and all outbuildings'
four good colors. Red and moss green,
per gallon ...-.--...... - = = ~
Big yellow and lead, per gal. S2.S5
HURST WINNER ROOFING-Excel-
cellent quality, smooth surface, medium
priced roofing; los square feet per rolf;
three grades; per roll, &ss az
$40 10 .......-..... - SO a.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Shoes and Oxfords

$3.50 White Wico oxfords. :. $2.SS
$4.25 White Wlco Pumps. >. 81 SO
$3.50 Children's White
Oxfords '..... .........$ 1.S9
$2.25 Misses White One
strap t............ s..... S1sOS
$500 Mems White Oxfords. 81. 9S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-23
Electric Supplies
and Fixtures
9TH Floor

ELECTRIC TUNGSTEN LAMPS
Every lamp tested and guaranteed ;
%, 30 and 50-watt; 80. ITO or 125 volt.
retail value 40c: 0nm
sale price ..................... OVG
Carton OF 5..........S1.4 40
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
FEUD GROWING
IN WOOD CAMP
Friction Between Proctor
And Hitchcock Nears
Showdown Stage.
UBy Herald Leased MIreD

New York. May 4.-Gen. Wood
faces these problems on his arrival
in New York tomorrow:
Shall Col. William Cooper Proc
tor or Frank H. Hitchcock be de-
posed?
How can Representative Norma n
j. Gould. Senator George W. Moses,
Thomas w. Miller and others be
prevented from quitting their Jobs
in the Wood campaign management
in case the general insists that
Proctor is absolute boss
Eastern managers are sOlidIy be-
hind Hitchcock in his demand that
he be recognized at once as sole
national chief. They are expected
to notify Wood that IL he continues
to disparage Hitchcock and extol
Proctor they will resign in a body.
Rebellion against Proctor was or
ganized by the Eastern managers
the moment he refused to accept
Hitchcock as field marshal"
One week ago, after a conference
with Wood. in Chicago, Proctor
announced: The general author
ICES the statement that Mr.. Hitch
cock has no official connection with
the campaign or any division there
Of"
This enrRged not only Hitchcock,
but Gould. Miller and Moses. Gould
sought to verify the Proctor lab at
Hitchcock. He got word from
Pittsburg that Gen. Wood had de-
clared Proctor is absolute manager
of the campaign"
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
D.C.RUBINSTEIN
CLUB RECITAL
Farewell Concert by Tai,
ented Singers Delights
Large Audience.

Tn RUbinstcin Club Of Washing
ton. ID. c, Mr.. Claude Robeson. mu-
sical director. gave its farewell con-
cert of the season at the Audito-
rum last evening, with Mr.. Charles
Carver. bassu. and Mr.. Frank La
Forge. composer pianist. as assist
ant artists
The work of the club. while
, pleasing throughout. was particu-
larly brilliant in the Spross arrange
ment OF Nevin's "A Day in Ven
ice" The sprightIy ''Gondoliers."
with the air ca'-ied by the altos
and an obligato OF soprano voices.
was simply enhancing. Equally ar
tistic was the rendering of the
Love Song" and "Farwell" of this
suite.
Mr.. Carver has "a voice OF wide
range which is rot altogether even.
but he sings with such fine artistry
and brings such real hiStrionic abiI-
ity to his work that his upper regis
ter can be easily overlooked. He
was accompanied by one Of the
" eatest artists of the day. Mr.. La
Forge. and in the three numbers
dedicated to Mr.. Carver ty the ac-
CoHipdulsl lHe "Ofk pI DOtn singer
and pianist was unusually fine Mr..
Ccrver responded with several en-
cores. i2cluding Lieuiance's BY the
Waters of MinratonEa" and Annie
Laurie"
The FLANDERS Requiem" which
closed the program, was written by
Mr.. La Forge. For his inspiration
the composer has taken the answer
to Col. McRae's famous poem. I'm
Flanders Fields" which contained
that line which is now familiar to
nearly everyone. "If We beak faith
with us who die, we shall not sleep
though popies grow IN Flanders
fields" This is a short but very
beautiful composition. beginning
with a solo for basso. and grad
ually leading up to a great climax
for sopranos. altos and bass soloist
and with the dirgc accompa niment
made a deep impression on the
large audience and a repetition was
demanded.
The work of the club aCcompanist
Mr.. Edward p, Donovan. was very
good. particularly so in the Nevin
suite.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
BILL
STILL TIED UP
Senate and House Con.
ferees Insist Other Side
Must Yield.

No move was made yesterday by
either side to break the deadlock
between the House and Senate con-
ferees on the District appropriation
bill. Each declares its intention Of
holding out and that the first move
must come from the other side.
Chairman Charles r. Davis Of the
House conferees left Washington
last night expecting to return in
three or four days. Representative
.Cramton, of Michigan, the other Re
publican member of the House Con-
ference Committee, has been in
Michigan for some time. so II is
not expected that any action will
be taken this week toward another
meeting of the conferees.
Before leaving, Chairman Davis
said his absence need not prevent
further conference IL the Senate
side decided to yield as he had
made arrangements for such an
emergency.
Chairman Good of the House APP
propriations Committee ridiculed
the idea that a continuing resOlu-
ton would be adopted granting the
District the same appropriations as
for the current fiscal year.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
KNOX TOOPEN.
TREATY FIGHT
Leader Of Bitter Enders
To Make Address in
Senate Today.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


their first choice, Senator Hiram
johnson, could not be nominated; 4;
and 1t was even stated that Mr..
Johnson and his chief supporter.
William +. Borah, would go to the
Pennsylvania in preference to all
others should they be convinced of
the Californian's inability to win
out
This is the current state of af-
fairs in political circles at the
Capitol, regardless of the very pat
ent reluctance on the part of Mr..
Knox to enter the contest. His feel
ing relative to four years residence
in the White House is said to
amount almost to an aversion. Mr..
Knox will be 81 years of age on
Thursday. His desire to avoid.
without appearing to shirk a great
public responsibility. four years of
intensive executive activity is re-
garded as sincere.
Wants Open Contest.
A development in the campaign
in Mr.. KnoX's behalf has been a
shall be at Chicago an open con-
lowed to make a fair and unham-
pered fight for the nomination. In
other words, the Pennsylvania is
unalterabIy opposed to any steam
roller" methods in his behalf that
might leave many sore spots, es-
pecially among men who have been
his warm personal friends in the
Senate.
Preliminary to the opening of the
night over the peace resolution,
Colby, Secretary of
State. conferred at the Capitol yes
terday with Senator Oscar Under
wood, of Alabama, minority floor
leader. and the Democratic men,
bers of the Foreign Relations COM
mittee. He told them the Knox
peace resolution was unconstitu-
tional and that he felt sure the
President would veto it,
The veto message. it was sug-
gested. would take the form of an
appeal to the country for the treaty,
and possibly be accompanied by a
of the treaty. Mr..
Colby indicated that he would con-
fer with the President within a day
CT two over the peace resolution,
Democratic senators were urged to
defeat 1t IL possible, but there was
no Indication OF a desire to filibus-
ter. Mr.. Colby was said to have
been inclined to favor the McCum-
ber substitute resolution which
stops at a declaration for renewal
OF trade relations with Germany. A
Democratic caucus may be held on
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
WASHINGTON COUNTY VOTES
GIVE JOHNSON s. AS MARGIN

Hagerstown, Md. May 4.-Com-
plete returns from the Presidential
primary held in Washington County,
one of the two counties in the State
carried by Senator johnson. gave a
vote of 775 for johnson and 721 for
Wood.
Six Wood delegates to the State
convention to be held in Baltimore
were elected, however. They are
Attorney General Alex Armstrong.
Albert B. Beyard. Abner B. Bing-
ham. John B. Fleping, William
Logan and Edward NJ. Tenney. The
Democratic organization elected it's
six delegates to the State conven-
ton by a majority of about 900.
The delegates. headed by J. H.
Wade. State chairman, are Cleve-
land Grice. Jesse o. Snyder, George
A. Reed. DR.. d. c. r. Miller and
William J. Hurley.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-05
NEW SUSPECTS
IN BOND DTHEFYS
Confessions in Secui6es
Inquiry Implicate Wan
Street Men. E

New York. May wall strert
brokers other than .. W suiisr1
and his Immediate aAsooistes vIn
be connected with ths diEposnl a
the sa.seo,ooO in slolen ssc1rIIlI>
charged against ths missinf>s,,'I ~
Arnstein and Nicbulss cehen -
cording to Saul S. Myerk attcrr|1 i
for the National surety Companf.
Myers also declared Cohen e 49,
in hiding in Cleveland ana = tIt
real master mind of the s5.ooo.oe0
bond theft plot and not Arnstein,
who hitherto has been credited with
being the brains Of the gang"
William A. yesterday. = partner
Of Sullivan. made a complete oon-
fession. telling the parts each indi-
vidual member Of the gang played
in the robberies and disposition OF
the securities. which was filed today
with the United States District
Court.