The Archive · 1924

$2,500 DAMAGES FOR MR. HUSAR

Shipping Companies Responsible for Accident in President two ears.

Witnese—No, I understood very well, you said you had two ears.

At the U.S. Court last Friday Det, Set. Forkin gave evidence Judge M. D, Purdy awarded Mr. L that defendant' was not living Husat, the District Attorney 186 Szechuen Road at the time he '$2,565 damages in his suit against put that address on the chit, but the U.S. Shipping Board and Emer-his mother and sister had lived izency Fleet Corporation and the there, Pacific Mail Steamship Ca. for injuries arising from an accident sus-Magistrate's Strong Comment, tained on a voyage in the President explo The Magistrate—Have you any] {jneoly from San Francisco ty didly Tam against 1 must tell you ean- Shanghai.

Husar originally claimed You ran up this heavy' chit with|.850,000, The accident occurred the Taylor Garage after you had 0" February 3 Late on the been told you would get nom while one credit, and you must show me you] axed with the ship's surgeon and Another passenger ina game of Defendant—i had no intention of|medicine-hall on the upper. deck, eftings a car from the Tuslor orage, but the man at the Paris told me that was the only place could get one, ssu I told him to get it The Magisirate—Do you call that honest, getting someone elie to get the eny for you?

Defendant said he was pre to settle the debts in half an ho The Magistrate—Unless. explanation of hall have to find you 1 will adjourn the care until 2.80 to give you a chance of considering your position,

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