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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
Irrigation Congress At Lcthhridgc

LErHBRlDGE. Alta. Aur O. @
Tho Western Canada Irrigation es-
sociation met here today aud besaI
its seventh annual convention iu the
heart of one OF the most extensive
and successful irr. alton districts boo
the world. Hundreds OF progressive
farmers from southern Alberta. saa-
katchewau Manitoba and British
Columbia are in attendance They
viii spend three day discussing top
les of common interest and lu li-tar-
Ing 10 addresses by agricultural ana
Irritation experts Among thp r1s-
duled speaker are r. %. NesaiI ai.
rector Of the United States rrc.l-
nation service E j. Drake slp'
inteudeut Of irrigation department
of ;hs interior Ottawa W. d. Fair
field. superintendent of fhe DomiH-
ION experimental farm Boo Le'h-
bridge William Haniey. president of
the Oregon Irrigation Congress W
a. HoiaIird. manager of thc CAN
fornin Development company. and
/ n - Lyman, professor of cneu""i-
luA at the University of lflh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
CONSIDEilABlE PROGRESS MAI 4
~ SPITE on PERSISTENT
OBSTRUCTION
OPPOSITION IS USELESS
nemoc. ais Have Mapped oui Well
Considered Program aud Ef-
fort, to Modify Have Proved
tnavailing

Hy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. o.
senate democrats succeeded today,
for the first time, in speeding up con.
sideraion Of the tariff bin. making
considerable progress IN the metal
schedule despite protests Of senators
oliver. Smith. Cummlns aud Sm1ot
against many OF the rates
The chief opposition conferred in
rates on automobiles which the com
mittee fixed Al fifteen per cent or
cars valued at $1,000 or less thirty
per cent on cars valued a. more than
La s 900 and less than $500, forty
five per cent on ears valued at Slaoo
and over and forty per cent on auto.
mobile parts. bat the rates were not
changed
The efforts OF Senator oliver TO In
crease the rates on iron products was
also unaivailing
4 twenty-five per cent rate on bi
cycles and motorcycles was ais,
agreed to. The rate on knives and
CUTLERY. of twenty-five per cent. anC
thirty per cent prevailed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

SAN ANTONIO. tex. Aug o..
striking proof Of the success OF CO.
operation among Texas farmers was
sfforded here today by tho large
aud representative attendance at the
opening of the eleventh annual meet
ling of the Farmers Educational
and cooperative Union of Texas.
Greatest interest .s centered lu the
development OF tho plans for holding
cotton. or az least making the grow
Ter independent of those who would
proy upon him In the form OF coll
lectors OF high interest rates or hy
Inducing early sales at reduced
prices Schemes for the yalorization
.of cotton after the plan OF the cof-
lee arrangement .n Brazil are 10 be
presented Such important ques-
tons as crop liberalization more
Intensive cultivation. improved high
ways. The use of the motor traction
and 'ho substitution OF Noirlu for
negro labor arc 90 come up f0r o.
Ii,dusl and ecuoral discussion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
knight, of Columbu, in session.

BOSTON, Mass. Au- % Prcced-
ed by O. pontincal high mass ceIc-
bratcd u the Cathedral Of the Holy
Cross. the annual national couyou-
tiou of The Kni-hts OF Columbus was
delegates and visitors from AN parts
of the United States aud CJada
we're iu attendance The convention
entered upon lts business sessions
this afternoon One of The most u-
tcrcstiue matters to De- taken up by
Tho convention is the question %.
making o. thorough Investigation in.
t1 combating claims about present
resting place of thr remains o..
Christopher columbus The propos
.aI s tO bo introduced by deleratcs
from Washington D O.. acting on
tbo suggestion of senator Randcil
of Louisiana who s OF the belief
chat tGe remains of columbus never
we're removed to Spain. 1s is the
common -uppo..ion Don't that they
fH rest u tho cathedral at Slu-o
Domingo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
GREAT WESTERN
CIRCUIT STARTS

DECATUR. lll. Aug . The sea-
son of the Great Western Circuit Of
rotting aud pacing meetings was in-
augurated al the local track TODAY
Several hundred horses. representing
many important stables. are here.
and an indications point Co @ success
.ful meeting.
The Great Western Circuit has
mapped out the ambitious schedule
for a present season. There will be-
three solid months of racing. during
which time more than n quarter 81 %
million dollars viii be distributed in
purses. From here the horses VIII
90 10 Peoria and then 90 GalesburF
After the Galesburg mfctiue the cir-
cut win follow @ continuous line OF
State fairs including those OF Iowa.
Minnesota, Wisconsin. Michigan Mis-
souri,. Illinois, Texas and Arizona.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Aug o.
So greatly will the importations Of
South American beef increase when
the Underwood tariff act, now be-
fore congress, goes into effect
for the passage b. uadoubted here
that the Department OF Agriculture
has sent 10 South America. Dr. A.
D Melvin, chief OF he Bureau of
Animal Industry to make an inyesti-
CATION OF slaughter house conditions
The doctor started Tor the Argen-
tire. from which immense quaint.
ties OF beef are expected From there
he will 20 e. Uruguay and Paraguay
and later Brazil tie will make an
examination. not only OF the killing
OF beef. but Of the methods OF pack.
ing 20 determine whether the CON
ditioEs are such as 20 warrant that
Il will be- free from disease, so II
may be safely imported 20 the INIT
ed States
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
MERCHANT PROFITS BY
PATRONIZING TEXAS JOBBEls
spesiai to The News.

spc-iai to The News.
FORT WORTH. Texas. Aug. o.
The Monning Dry Goods Company OF
this city shipped a carload OF mer-
chandise TO Robinson Mercantile Co..
lof Grapevine last week. While
shipment OF this size and nature Is
not unusual here IL shows what the
merchants OF this state can save by
lpatrouiliug Texas jobbers. The car
contained dry goods and notions val.
uod az over Sl0. goo which we're cold
To- the purchaser al Eastern prices.
THE freight on the car from this city
10 Grapevine was $50 while the trans
portaiiou charge from st. Louis haya
been S2sl and from Chicago 1894.
I The saving ON freilht alone was S274
besides the saving OF a trip to the
! Eastern market that would have cost
1.-The buyer at least an additional 500.
Another matter that enters in the
transaction is the fact that while
shipment would take at least two or
three weeks 90 come from the North
Tor East the car shipped from Fort
Worth reached Grapevine the next
day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

NEW YORK, Aul Miss Edith
Bradford startled local sufiragettes
today when she tol them she be
lieyed most of them were in the
campaign. not for a" oies for Wom-
en-" at al. but for heir own eN-
ploitatiou.
4 number of the masked her To-
come into the mo' nlont Figuring
that prima donna no had risen to
such vorue as she ha1 when singing
In the original prod lcilon OF THE
Chocolate Soldier" strauss comic
opera fouaded on Bernard Shaw'f
Arms and the Mar would lend
influence to 10
"Yon know she said with q
sweet smile that was childlike and
bland II have suspo ted for % long
time that the leader. OF this move
ment care nothing atfut suffrage,
and they really woula be- disappoint.
ed n women could ole think
they are to be- found in the move.
mont because they got u chance ia
see their names a. tse newspapers
and partly because 10y as officer.
OF some Womens organization, ac.
quire little power, vp ; they love
to exercise. -Li
AS long "a We Hanf gel
votes. these leato pose AZ
martyrs -Aad - ~ 10 woman
.iscs to DO "a m.nsa = B. rtal hus
baud. an errine sol or some othel
cause. What elee besides ,he love o
notoriety or hystorIa which Is. o
course. nothing but acting. coul,
move the London suffragettos Z,
such oycesscs These poor women II
4 London have become iutoNicate,
with notoriety ana they would no
bo happy unless they ar talke,
about or Iampooned in tho ncwspa
: pors.
II would like tp say this n IN,
newspapers were to quit PUBLISHING
anything about the suffraretto cam
pailn the maiden ladies' now pre-
tending TO try o. starye themselves
TO death would ro back 90 thei
knitting ana the Kittens"
MSS Bradford received heI
musical educatio. iu America au,
Paris and has voice Of unusua
/ range and sweetness She vii
! open in no" musicg play
/ adele. the latte. part of thi
/ month
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

Dallas clear aud hu. lamlin part
cloudy temperature M Weather
ferd. clear tomperatgr. 90. san
Antonio cloudy and rHt and cslm
El faso. clear temper Hre. so. Tom
plc. clclr and bot. t. Horature "s.
Houston clear and hr reSarkaur
clear. temperature. H CorslarH
clear and hot temporal re. as shrl
man. cloudy. tcmpor 80, Chill
dress. clear and varn chita Falis
clear ana bots San 1re"lo. partly
oLondY and narm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aux g.
Al ita annual convention which he.
gan here TODAY the Michigan Asso-
citation of Rural Free uai.feg Car.
rier1 intends 10 launch "a movement
90 secure an 'nCrglae in the salary
of the rural carrier throughout The
country. Tho association favors th-
raising of the pay from $1,000 %
$1,000 A year and an additional
$500 Tor horse or motor car hire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
CASE OFT on WHICH GREW THl
Mc\AB EPISODE IN
BEt,lN
WHITE SLAVERY CHARGED
Men We're Indicted Under the Mann
White Slave Law. lor Taking
lmproperl, Two Girls a.
Reno

ny Associated frus.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Aug 5.--
Eleven ycnircmcn, temporary passed
by prosecution aud defense. sat In
the Jury box at the close of the first
day Of trial of Maury T. Digs OF
Sacramento. former state architect
charged with violation OF the Mann
white slave law.
The case Is being handled for the
government 10y Matt J. sullivan ana
Theodore Roche. specially appointed
hy President Wilson. after United
states attorney John l.. McNab re-
dlned. charging the department oi
Justice with delaying the case TO
1bH1e 4. Caminetu. commissioner OF
immigration. whose son Drew, Is TO
be- tried az soon as Diggs trial ends.
The alleged offense was taking
two young girls to Reno improperly
committed by both men acting to-
lether. the state charges Nothing
was indicated IN the examination oI
Jurors which disclosed the line of de
forsc 10 be- followed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
NEW TROUBLES IN
MICHIGAN STRIKE
INDUSTRIAL MORkERS OF TN
WORLD INDUCE MIN TO
REMAIN OF T.


gy Associs I'd Pfcss
DULUTH. Mich, Aug Al
thou1h strikers az Allouol ore docks
signified willingness To- Eo to work
today and the company made all
concessions the strikers had asked.
the Industrial Workers Of the World
succeeded In stopping negotiations
for ending the strike, aud the men
voted 10 remain out The men who
were brought here 90 act as strike
breakers quit iu q body
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

MACHlAS. Io |ug 5.-A three
days celebration n. thc l50th anui
ycrsly of Che founding OF Machias
was ushorcd in tl afternoon with
la marvellous outdoor pageant illus
.trftuf notable events Loo tn history
of Tho town end ....u.ty Among
The event 1rmct, Rere the visit
of The French Governor la Tour Do
Tallyr3ud'H visit o. N.crias. and tho
first naval battle r fHo Revolution
AIRY War when ih. american Hoop
Unity oJ'ureI H. British bril-.
Margarotta
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
ACTIVITIES or LOBBYIST En-
TENDED OVER VERY WIDE
RANGE
EXAMINE CHIEF C0NSEL
senate Questioned Former senator
Foraker and House Got Much
Information From Attorney
Emery of Mfg. Association

by Associated freas.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Aug. g.
From the mills OF the National Asso-
citation OF manufacturers today came
details OF legislation activities OF the
widest range. extending from the
home districts OF members OF con-
gress throughout the country to the
White House and the capitol White
the Senate lobby Investigators pur-
sued the probe by examination o.
former Senator Joseph Il. Foraker,
the House committee got under way
and placed In the record one hundred
letters from the files OF James A.
Emery. chief counsel for the associa-
tlon
From attempts to Influence the Sc
lection Of labor and Judiciary com
mlttoes OF the House. discussion OF
possibility OF coupling currency ex-
change with the tariff bill at the
present session. from conversations
with Majority Leader Underwood OF
! the House. to letters and telegrams
10 Presidents Wilson and Taft. the
correspondence covered every field o {.
pubic Legislative practice
Emery ON the stand. acknowledged
he recommended $500 to oppose Rep
| rpgpntative buchanan of Illinois for
reelection and told OF personal in-
tcryiews with leaders and members
Of congress In his attemps to influ-
cncc the naming OF committees or to
prevent enactment of legislation urg
ed hy labor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
CIBAN ARMY OFFICERS
PREFER TEXAS HORSES

Sut.IaI - The News
FORT ORTIZ. Texas, Aug Or
Louis Beltran. connected with the
Cuban army and Captain George
villa are in this city for the purpose
OF purchasing 500 horses to be
used il the Cuban army Dr Bel
tran saws the Texas horse IS prefer
red by the army officials because Of
its superiority in strength and It's
wo.deriul endurance The Texas
horse Is also better accllmated. SAYS
Dr. Baltran. than any other horse
raised on the continent and Is well
adopted 10 hot Cuban climate They
will spend several days at the num-
erous horse and mule barns on the
North side.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
ROBBERS HOLD UP
FAST | AND n TRAIN
UlNICTFFED THE CLERKS AM
GOT AWAY WITH REGIS
TERED MAIL


By Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala Ana The
mail car OF fast Louisville q Nash
Vile train northbound from New Or
leans was boarded and robbed eariy
tonight by two unknown whitemon.
who held up the clerks and an regis
tered mail was taken. but no osii-
nate can be made tonight Of the
amount obtained
The mail clerks I, ere found hand
cufied together In shackles which
had 10 be filed from their wrists.
The thumbs % the chief clerk were
securely bound together with heavy
twins. The robbers oarded the csr
At Calera. Immediately covered the
clerks with revolvers The chief
clerk resisted and vas fired ppon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
PROVIDES FOR ELECTION OF
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
liN DIRECT VOTE
CONSIDER WITNESS FEES
House Passed Ia EngrosSmcnt Bili
Providing For Repeal of Law
Passed nj Last Session of
Legislature

Special 10 The News.
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug THE
House today passed finally the Ken
nedy bin providing for the election OF
United States senators by a direct
vote Of the people, after an amend
ment had been adopted allowing a
candidate to spend $4,000 for cam
p9ign expenses In addition TO 5000
provided for In the bill, when such
candidate has to participate in a sec
'ond primary.
The House also passed finally the
appropriation bill making appropria-
t.ons Tor the eleemosynary institu-
tIous OF the state.
Repeal BIll
The House then took up the bill
providing for the repeal Of the wit
ness fee bin passed at the last regu-
lar session OF the Legislature which
allows witness In felony cases Sl.1o
per day. when such witnesses reside
IN the county OF prosecution. THIS
bin was passed 10 engrossment.
Prison Reform
Indications now point TO the pass
age in the House OF brief prison re-
form bin which Is nothing more than
an amendment To the present law
The subcommittee OF House peniten
tlary committee today reported bill
10 the House which is along the line'
OF the short Humphrey bill. and
merely provides for abolishing Tn,
Der diem feature OF the present biz
placing entire control OF the manage
ment of the system In the hands o
the three commissioners, while al
present each commissioner has de
partment This new bill also ahol
fishes the 10 hour per day feature t'
work couvicts
Senator Morrow today introduced
bin In the Senate. amending th'
witness fee bill by providing tha
Witnesses shall M, he entitled 10
po Uism IL the witness resides Wi,h
a. i've miles OF the place OF th'
prosecution.
Appropriations
The Senate has at last taken ~
the question Of passing the genera
appropriation bill II had under con
sideration the House bill making ap
rropristlons for the judiciary. an,
The BIN was passed finally under
suspension OF the rules.
Neither branch OF the Legislature
was In session this afternoon. tn
members having attended a barbecu
given 10 the Legislators by Stat
Senator T. II. McGregor at his coun
try home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
BELL 0PE ERAT0RS
STRIKE SETTLED
AFTER SENEN WEEKS FIGHT
OPERATORS WON EIGHT
HOt u DAY.


~ A-IO1IaI0d Frtf8
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug . The set
Element of thc strike OF maintenance
men aud operators of Bell telephone
lines was announced this afternoon
after stormy meeting OF the strik-
crs. boa which the officials of the
union of electrical workers. told the
strikers that % settlement had been
effected without submitting tho
terms 90 referendum vote. Tn,
strike hrs been BOO effect seven weeks
The striker won go eight hour day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
GLASS BILL HAS
BEEN APPROVED
CARRIED N COMMITTEE, ELEy.
IN TO THREE. BJT OPPOsI-
IlON II STRONG


WASHINGTON. u. c., Aug. s.
The administration currency bill
still further amended in important
particulars emerged from the Demo-
cratic conference OF House Banking
and Currency committee today over
protests OF Representatives Neely
and Eagle and Ragsdale. The
Glass bin was approved by COM
mittec vote Of eleven to three. but
Democratic opponents declare thew
ain take their tight TO the floor Of
the caucus next Msnday.
The currency program met opposs-
tion in the senate earlier TO-DAY
when senator Hitchcock. Democrat
declared the mere agitation OF cur
rency reform this session had bee~
mistake"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06


ha''' '..| SOD. '' ."' '' ''''-
the great ml.I.m..Oona'r' of Amer.
lea. FmHr. 20 Smith. widely known
as h, u.H Kn. uHrraI ue.
lare Judge n.r.. .r f.e Uutec
States d...r... court today to SHOW
.u.. ssh. E. ..u. nut by adIuos.
ed . bankrupt n H.Is umouutiu.
.p1ru,.mat.i. ta Ef...uH
DID. u.f...r .I,. .t Smiths cred
Har. declare. t-.t PRIOR 'o MAY a.
uI.r . sa...r.. 4npuHf.i to act
.. tr.H.e . m.H.s... h.s affairs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
IN. Mhcnl tn nnllnnh

Specie. to THf N.H
GALVESTON. T.u hur
Tho steamship Hrra.rla'a cleared
tn.. port foV days Fso sr r1Hie t
Rotterdam Holland. a.fh ar11 0.
....UHU ngsho.H of Texas uh'. IH'
grain was valued on t1Ht.NiH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
FEDERAL SOLDIERS
ARE TRANSFERRED
MFXICANs VINO CROSSED BoR-
DER DURING BATTLE HELD
~ PRISONERS.


BY Assocaied Press
NOGALES. Ariz, Aug 1.-Two
hundred aud ten Mexican soldiers
with as many womel and children
began today the trip to Fort Rose
Grams. Calf. complying with tho
order OF the war department The
prisoners have been here since
March l3 when they crossed the
boundary line during a battle at No
GALES. Sonora.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
INDIAN RESERN ALTON
OPENED FOR SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON. d c.. Aug. g.
The president has authorized the
disposal ot @ million acres lying
Within M Fort Peck Indian reser-
raHau of Montana Applications
must Dee presented az Glasgow. Great
Falls Hav. or Miles City. between
September Isl and twentieth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
TRADES DAYS Al MARSHALL
MEET WITH SUCCESS
Special 10 The News

MARSHALL, Texas, Aug. 5.--The
Trades Days held here Friday and
Saturday were witnessed by about
5000 people and we're the most
.i,. res,i'i.Dtet ncit m nlE city Tho
feature of the program was an aero
plane flight by Aviator Smith Fine
stock and agricultural exhibits OF all
descriptions were on display on the
courthouse square Many prizes
were awarded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
As OSCAR HEDRiCk


SEDALIA. Mo, Aug 3 The
man who committed suicide ny
jumping from train near CLIFTON
was identified today as Oscar He'd
rick. formerly OF Amarillo, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
MEXICAN Federal PRISONERS
REMOVED TO CALIFORNIA


FL PASO. Texas. Aug Two
hundred and thirty Mexican Federal
prisoners held az Fort Bliss since
their capture at Naco, Ariz. were
removed today presumably 60 San
Diego.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

Special 10 The News.
BELTON. Texas Aug Tho
$500 good road bonds voted on In
the Bartlett precinct, carried by a
large majority It Ia reported tina;
work viii start at once on improving
the highways In that precinct
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
STEPHENS DEMANDS
AMERICAN NEtTRAitIA

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Aug
Repre- ortativc stephens
az Tok1. Introduced "a res0'u
uau fola, demanding re,oF
utI0r Hf 1 state of puHi,
a1r r UoNco. and a proc
auIt0H 1' American uen
trHUtF beff.0u bolligcrcrts
and 10 nas referred 90 com
mIttaH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
HOsENIHiI MUEnER
II EE.ENA'Titn

NEW YORK. Aug Co., Nil-
liam Llst!e. whose brother is
employed in the district al
tarney's office R dying as a
rosrlt of au attack by aasas-
ins whose methods we're simi-
lar 90 those of tbe -uumou
who killed Gosenthal Lnstig
was iurcd % o. coffee house by
a woman aua shot down bF
four men with rey0iyCrs Hi
assaiiauts escaped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06

WASHINGTON. % e.. Aug o.
Rcipnnld f. del Vallo. agcut of Sec
retary of state Bryan in Mexico IS
likely TO figure prominently In the
settlement of the present situation
For several days hc has been n
washington at the right hand of the
president and the secretary of
state. ANA how much he has told
them of Ambassador Wilson's con-
duet in Mexico BE- not known Mr..
del Vale has Got talked so much as
Ambassador Wilson Ills work there
ala not mako him popular with the
ambassador and the surmise Is
that his reports about the ambas-
sador are not favorable.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-06
NWtATHtp

Local InrrUr.f
Generally mir VeIn las.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-11
Detective CHARGED
WITH BRIBERY, HELD
Brennetke Also Suspended With
out Pay Pending InveStiga-
ton of Case.

detective Brennccke, warrant officer
Tor tie Court Of Special Sessions, was
arrested this afternoon on a charge OF
bribery. He was arraigncd before
Magistrate Levy in the Centre street
Police Court and held In $3.50 for
examination Friday. assistant Dis
t'i"t-Attoiucy Groehl said that in all
probability Breuuecke would be indict
90 by tue Graa1 Jury tomorrow.
Tie detective Is charged with having
taken 80 from both Jacob STUFF and
James Alvino on the promise Of getting
them on VITA "a suspended sentence
after th"N had been convicted OF con-
duc;!ng nv opium den at No. gI6 West
FIfty-third street. Brennecke was in
charge ~ the records OF criminals. II
was his business to take finger prints
or men convicted OF crime and learn IL
they had - record at Police Head1uar-
t"rS. u IL charged that he smudRed
tho prints IN such manner that they
did not compare with those ~ Police
licadqunrtcrs. Tho return To- the court
was that there wass no record.
Acting Police Commissioner Dough.
crty heard OF the charges against Bren-
necke this morning and suspended him
without pay pending an Investigation.