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SnLWElL EXPOSES
il. L0BB|ES; D|cKERS
WITH GOV. SUlER
CONTINUED from yvrst RaGs.)

evidence which may 10 Of value 20
HIN In the Asht he u making On Sen.
sters and Asssmblymsn whe have 70.
fused 10 vote for hls direct primaries
bill. II stilwsli hes Information Of
value about corruption or ulssAi In.
husnos 10 he Lssisiaturs hs went to
the right market when he offered u 70
Gov. ovlssr.
DENIAL MADE ~ coUNogl or
THE 1x.eGNHToR.
Robert ~. Moore "a State ssnasos
James d. M0Clsllana deny that stilwsil
has written . statement. They declare
that the convicted man protests to
them that the many rumors printed that
he plans ITO confsss all" to save him
self are unfoundsd and are circulated
for the purpose Of prsjudioins him ID
the eyes Of HE friends.
Dlstriot-Attornsy Whitman. before h
lsfe town Thursday. announced that hs
was awaiting Developments In the Otil.
we'll matter. 1t was 1t Nj. whitman'a
request that Justice 6sabury, whom Jus.
tios uisgsrich refused the convicted Sen.
stor . certificate Of fsAsonabis doubt
srantsd . stay ot sxsouties Of IN
Ssntsnes for one wtek ana laese o..
tended the stay until nsxN TvssAAr 800
W The shsri6 was prepared 70 tah,
otuwsu 70 Sing sing Peissa las
wednesday. but whsn ~ AupiSsd ful
the commitment papers hs'was told b,
District-Attornsy whitman that owins
- certain dsvslopmsnts In the case Il
would be best that stilwsll remain II
the Tombs for at least another week
On Thursday man, . oloss relative oi
0tnwsll. who has. Il 10 said, been con
Quoting the negotiations tor utilwslri
disclosures. called At the Distriot-At
torney's offios and held . long confer
snos with Mr.. whitman. A. the oon
olusion Of the conference Mr.. Whitmas
left town.
ALBANY. N, Y. July ia.-0ov. Sui
ssr to-day declined to discuss the cas-
Of Senator Stiiwsu. It was said to
day that no formal application for
pardon fer the convicted sx-gsnAto
has been received by the o0vsrnpr.
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JUNK WORTH 81 COST $40.

Elias Hoffman OF No, 100 Manhattan
avenue. Williamsburg. met two men, to-
day, At Graham and Varet avenues
The nssn wsrs disputing loudly. and
when Hoffman asked the cause OF the
trouble he was told they had lost thstr
tickets 70 Chicago and all their money.
All they had isft were the family Jewels.
HOFFMAN. eager to scent bSvUain.
asked to see these precious things; 70.
luctAntly they were shown. lie offered
to buy them for $50, though their value,
tho strangers said. was nearer S.Sa
Very reluctantly the unfortunate men
consented 70 dispose OF their last asset
on earth. After they had gone Hoffman
had his purchase appraised by 4 jswsllsI
who told him that he had less than 9
dollars worth Of Junk.
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COHALAN RETURNS;
NOCOMMENT0 ON
COMMITTEE ACTION
Little Time Wasted Afsr Case
Closed in Disrnissintt Con-
- nol!y's Chargesss'

JAsssee Daniel =. cehaiaA returned
TO ~ Aosns n this. city to-day from
Albany. whore the Joias judiciary Com.
mittss Of the Legislature declared last
night that the charges made sgainst
him 6y che Bar Association end John 4.
oonnelly vsrs not sustained In the four
~ invsstisatisa. Jussics Coha.au was
accompanied BY William Travses Js-
rene Of bic counsel and msmbsss Of his
psssonal party. Ths lawyers who pre-
ssntsd ths case eor The 1ss Assooiatiea
hAws also rsturasa - New Yesk. OF
Are An othsir ,'wAy AssA Thsy have
nethiag 20 sAy Aboat che outcome Of
the CASA
Itwas agreed BY nearly every msusosl
Of the committee that Connoilys charges
were act legally 0phslu oy 0thse wit
nsssss. Aftsr Justice cohslAn had guns
% ths witness stand, CALLED BY the pros.
scution. ana reiterated his ohasss thai
Coanolly was Z biackmaiisr. the Qusstior
became one Of choice estwsen the state
s,sats OF Justice ColaAan And JoAA 4
Connolly.
1t % understood thaA some member
OF the Joint oommittes are In favor ol
sAytng somstAin6 In ths report - thu
Lssislature Of - almonitery nature
oaioulAtsA 70 wan justices OF the 0u
peems Court that they should Ss sassfu
of <hsip company anA sircumaDeet h
tAais aetiooA
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culPkblY CARELESS
SURGERY IS ALLEeED
Woman. Sues for Doctors Negli.
.'.tence. Aftf Operation in
ss' Sloane Hospital.

st4rt} VoorGe 1Ateo .cf No., II nAst
onS nSsAsasssdtsaa Thirtylnrst street.
kisJ u ta>snSSyss OF shs rev Yerk
Central RsiirosA to-day started suit
in the Supreme Csvst 10 rscsvsr es.oee
ANNsaa Csssnbie Vr'vsss'sy. The eom'
piaint alleges that surgeons OF the
anfssssprsIy ybr 6 wsmsa, ~ Tsath
avs~us end UiattssA street. nssiissatiy
ssvs@ W In hse Ss4y . rubber finger
covsrins. such ~ 10 worn BY surgeons
d the opsratins rsosns os hospltals, after
. major opsrAsion- The bill states that
CoSumble ,universlty operates and oon.
itols the tloans Hespitai. Ans. Bates
StaksG thst thA' operation was under
~ lirsckea Of Dr. Edwin Cssgtn. Or.
uawsnpost white and DR.. Daniel
Avop0,a. -. 49, ..s's
.,p,ss comelalat ssaass further that ai'
though Mrs. 1atss made several vislti
Aasb wssk 4. .thA hospital Tor treatment
S1i1ng the next four months. the foreign
idhstSncs waA not discovered until shs
htfssiI. wAhs' Arsheans her wound OF
1f6y . hast. found shs anger covering.
r..
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RDDtR KILLS Man
= :. = !: N HOTEL .aolOUP
laasksd,r : He Tries to Get Money
Prom Night Clerk and Shoots
:. IS Watchsnan Who Appears.

'SoIoRADo sPRiNos. coi.. July IL
xnAssd naa who attempted 80 hold
~ che niGkl s,ssk ss the Cai6 House. =
tasAleRssls s,sanasr hotel a hA"sou.
tvslvs dndss vest OF here. ssriy to-day.
- "a Aissd Might wstohmAa c,
vSsttAsad. Ind sscspsd 20 the hiila A
posss was sent IN pursuit
.WNbtns ,paat . namosr Of guests
On thD porch and In the outer lobby.
the buM1tt. shortly before ! o'clock
thss morning, covered Night Clerk Con
csssop. ~, Might Waterman White
hxaS v1tA 6 fsvoivsr and ordered them
6Shind' me rsoNnssr Whitehead made
an &tfsAapt 90 ~ssaps Through . cloak
rstm aoerrtVt assvllst fsom the ban
1gps ssn 'lnsusl thin The shot .roussd
IT, ,lgce 0Aaa1s sa1 without attempt
tas splsseSse,Aay money o. w~luAblss
thaa .hAsl4s rushsd through an outs'
Aosr. jumped the high porch railing
~ d,sapssassS In the darknssa
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POLICE ARE PURIFIED,
SAYS WALDO, ABROAD.
Everything Undesirable Removed, !"
He Declares, and Politics Do
Not Count Any More.

HYX0UTH JvlV N-xoliO0 Cemn110'
sioner Waldo OF New York lAhAsa at
plymouth yesterday fsem The olynDio
and proceeded to Londoa. where he will
stay for . week. proceeding thsuos TO
Paris ana DsriiA 70 study N tAoss dtss
police methods whieh. waldo. ssya ase
the best In the Worl1.
'1vssyNhaA6 1AAsa1saAls' no saia,
"AAs bsea ssasyeA fSeR ~ 1sv vesh
yelaes leses, Merit and seniority On the
Civil Service list SOW. elons count tos
promotion. PoMtiosl iAdusncs 70 At "a
END. Attacks assipst my AdusanistrAtiol
are Aus only 10 politics.
1.-THE gun men troubles ~ STAMPED
out. but sporadic outbreaks osour even
In lIend0n. Under the Uressnt admiais.
tration ths Nav rerh poaiee eomDAFl
favoeably with any In the wesld."
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federation Of Labor and his sativity
ON the floor Of the House and with
the labo. leaders In Washington.
Kurtsn was givAn credentials, 1ulhAll
said, % he could set into union labor
meetings to oppose Hughes. The work
Of this kind vas always ssoPst II wsa
done under cever. ,
: Assornav MoCAster tried to have The
.oommittss kssp out testimony by Aui-
hall, relating. to conversations bstvssn
Clubbing and. others which be had 49,
4ually heard, ThA committee rsfvssa.
A r>fsrsncs to President Taft came In,
connection With notations on the back
a one Of the Mulhali eavsiops6 The
following namAs appeared: G. d. Fire
stone, Columbus Bugsy Company; Col.
w. H. Morgan. AlliAncs. O.: John N.
Taylor, East Liverpool: d. J. sincisir.
Stsubsnvllls; II. ". Hanaa, ClsvslaAd.
|.srnsss hve mines were submitted
to me by Senator forak>r OF Ohio to
Hand 70 RrsadSht Taft at IN interview
I WAS 10 have with him At his summer
rssaAsncs Ia 1910. concerning <hs saan-
paisn In Ohio" Aulhall tssttnsd. The
commltlss aid not develop the DotNt
fsarther. ~..'. -'-'
Testifying further about the oam-
paikn against Hughes. Mulhall swors
he went to Peterson to aid Hushes's
opponen& He hirs6 az 0nlon mon
70 wortE against Hughes and paid them
sitegcsasss asost el.sO. which came fspn
the Na&ionsl Association Of Aaautao-
tursrs through Gushing.
: The union men In the pay Of The
NAsional Association Of Manufacturers.
NulhaM said. took posssas,on Of M.oot
circulars sent into the district by the
American Federation Of Labor to AID
Hughes. ana turned them over 10 The
ReppbatoAp. os~peksn eenmittss. II
named the following ~ the men HI
hired TO Nssk aSAinst Hush>s: }Giohas
Collins OF Philedslphia, Jacob Cassilsas
! cf New feg&, wirism J, Rysa Of tha
1 plsctrieal Wssasre uRisR N Nsv xssl
"a dssigs 1.xss Of PatssseA
The evening world., 1913-07-12
Joe H)o&sAW WIFE,
FULLY RECONdLED,
SEND FOR CHILDREN
Cotton Brokers Almost Fatal
Injuries Restore Peace
to Family. ..

The three children Of JossDh D.
tr4Gndsoms Joe) Forbes. brokss. sssissy
man apd club man. who. was iajursA In
an automobile accident ct saginaw.
Mech recently and VIE 10 now fsesvsr-
Ing. viii leave for the Mlohigaa city In
the nsxt day Or two 70 Be With their
father ASrins hh oonvsissesnsA
The injury to Forbes has rssultsA In
. reconciliation with his wife The
former 1sAss MsAsiins Clifton 1ls0uir&
who, Though separated frsm him. some
time. hurried to his Sslsids h the esg-
inaw General Hospital a. soon - she
lsarnsA what hsA bsfailsn him.
Al that time. about . week asa
rofsca was uncens6ious ahA u VA
feersd that he could net sscovsr. He
haA o,ot on the brain. INA saiy ~
psot OF CONSEQUENCES fer Gays w.
&Asn 14ss. Tofbss sosk his hand an
spuhs % him. He opened his syss.
hooked " at her and smiled In rsOegnt'
tion, Immediately fsiapsln6 inEe IN
coma that hsA hslA him siaes hs vaa
hurISa from IN automobile.
He. has . fine constitution and thal
he's pulled him through. Il 10 reported
from saginaw that hs 10 now out q
danger ana rapidly rsoovsfing. 1ffa
TeeAo y stiii WITH him sn1 has sen,
for the children. who are at the homs
os Ass father ct Cedarhurst. L. L Tht
children will BE- taken West BY . nurss
~. refSss haA been at . sanitariun
N yiine Mich. and went to 0aginsV
with party - gsifsea vsey ustis va
known Of him. and. after hs was hNrt
he was. in the nrst few Gays. eAlls<
The Man Of Mystery" There was {
runner u Saginaw that he was Capt
Peter Aains. slayer Of ANNA Tsls
grains from friends in New Yorh -
tAblishsA HE Identity and word va
sent 70 Mrs.. Forbes.
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MURTAUGH AND FOLEY
PRkPARNG THE REPORT.

ALBANY. N. T.. July u.-SsoAtors
NurtausA and Foley OF the eub.Cem.
mittss. appointed 20. draft che rspsrt
acquisting Supssns Court Justice Daaisl
y. CohAlan Of the ehsrgss psssssrsd
against him by tAs Bar Association OF
New York. hassd On the soousAtions Of
John A. Connolly, were In oontsrsnes TO-
day With Assistant Attorney General
Joseph 4. ,Kelloeg. who aotsd - apscial
attorney for the Legislative Committee
bssorv whom the inquiry was hssd. The
purpose wss % mako . tentative draft
Of che report which Will ssosivs IL anal
touches q q meeting OF the sub-oommit.
tee on wednesday afternoon and b pre-
ssntsd TO the Lssislsturs when Il recon.
venSs On wednesday svsniNg.
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MOTOR CAR HITS POLE;
TWO WOMEN KILLED
Chauffeur, Avoiding Another AUo-
mobile, Overturns Car He
Is Driving.

CAMDEN. N. J.. July is.-An auto
noodle occupied by ave persons crashed
into Q telegraph pole on the road bs-
tween here and Atlantic city to-day
and resulted In the death Of one
woman. the fatal injury OF one more
ana the serious injury Of the other
occupants Of the car. The woman who
met death IVES Mrs. c. :. Winsats. wife
OF . wealthy coal dealer Of Phiisdsi.
phis. Mrs.. A. L. scanlon died later ~
the result Of her hurt. Mr.. Wingsts
vss seriously injured ana the chsu0suI
ana . daughter Of the winsatss were
aNshtly Aurt
me driver tried to avoid another
automoAllA eAA the sss turHst ovsI
Khsa u struok ~ po'~ 49,.
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TROOPS SHOOT DOWN
.ROTERSMTHE STREETS
Or BULGARIAN CAPITAL
y u .s!-N
ManyKilie6 ANhen People, An
.iSt I'd 40 fSr'' ~
''gered~Over War Defeats.
Nise. Against Government. 4.

L0es0Uels Jviv lA-A-ssamors Of sumuits
n 0saa ~ ,>seeeNphcd BY the Vienna
coirsspesaens os shs csn<rsa New~ who
N6pSb ltAas 4 pss s.sr ned the govern.
osul ema0 ed 4nass Into contact with
Ne troeoA wAe arsd . velisy kiiltpS
naay Dssoa&
N = siss suaerse tAas the roysl palace
y ssrroupdsa. bat this V without een-
oruaAIen. t,
Dsssots IN recent battles Of the Hui.
0sDaAs snd the mot <has news OF tAs
Pspesses AAve bssA ksp< eeoa The psepas
Il ~ sid hAs- eauesd the anti-0ovsrn-
assut uprising IN ehs eaD,tsi.
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Night Session for Committee
Taken to Mean That Definite
Action Will Be Taken.
1T MAY BE REVOKED
II Amendment to Erdman Act
Is Passed, Friendly Adjust
ment Is Expected. :

~ "u"S vvtes css"S Vut 49,! -
900 trainmen enc senAScsors sup>svsN
on roads east Of the Mississippi h'ysf
and north Of the Potomac. probably wiz
b voted tonight The majority oe the
Loo members Of the general comnhlt.
tee of the forty.two roaas involves met
this morning In webster Hail. Ne ~
East Eleventh street. ostenstbly to de-
tsrmlns Whistler . strife should bs
called. Actually there IL reason To be.
lieve that thls course already has been
decided on. and the sole question to 10
determined 'ls the date of csmmsacs.
inent.
The meeting ADJOURNED at I S'elsck
for lunch ana II was announced thaS
not only weuld there 6e IN efternoon
session. but . night session would ~
held ~ we'll. Epsoial Significance at.
tsohes to tho night session. for by
that time the missing general ooussptt.
tesmsn who are on their way from the
Western iimsts Of the territory In.
volvsd probably. Will have reaehed the
city Asad u 10 almest certain thst while
no action Will b taken until their ar.
rival. sems lsslotsa Wili b reached
Immediately after they Join the other
dslibssNtors.
Congress alone. II may be said. has
power TO avert the threatened strikA
The strike order will b . tentative
one. dependent solsiy on the aoeion of
Congress FOR ~ effectiveness.
If the nssssns 0VamAn Arbitratioa cot
shall - As,snas1 70 msse tAs OreesnS
objections Of Shs railroads which g.
cline to submit: ths questions Involves 70
hoard Of only three men. then the
stPiha sedee ~ bs revoked aAd the
tsataGssA Assd oeUduelesU VIM <poat VITA
the faAbr0AAs ~ - amieable o6ssismsal
a thsr di9sesnese. II thsno shall -
no amendment. howsvsr., tha Strike Will
be sntoresd. -.
ACTUAL iArRskG o8RsNps on
hovsg AcrtoN.
AlrsaAv ~ NsaAss ~, paADsA the
NswlAnds bill which iasseAsse ~
number Of sfbitratdss, from thssa Il
six. and therein mssts with the A.
provai Of the railroads. The House.
however. has held w ths bill UP TO
date Secretary OF Labor Wilson has
called . eonfsrsaes u wASAiaetoa Tor
Monday and AFTER mvoh discussion the
conductors ana trainmsa have dsct6sd
to have representative In Attendance,
On the result %, this esnfsrsaee asd
subsequent actioa ~ the Hevss may
be saiA 90 hlnss ths question q &
strike. Thsse WV ~. NJ threats b
Ihs rai,rosA msn Il ths eensersnee. bvt
.unuor1,n. their IAmands viu b. TN
s.o~,.X.s 40, . .t,Il. Aats ~ Osar
s"-csssS. sc,,on 3,
nu LIZ '"ss v'"s " :.
ooas.ss. Sce@ v ~.
To-day'S msstlAc .es s'ssnose s. sy sn'
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She Disappeared After Arrest
Of Dulfer on Charge of
Highway Robbery.
A WARMING TELEGRAM.
Advised That No Law Could
Force Her to Return II
She Refused.

The arrived from Davenport, L.. 10
day. unsisr Me escort of wilnatu
Roidy II the Adams street. brooklyn,
station. ss Agnes Anderson, forscasts>
development In . case which may have
tntsrsstng and intimate reference 70
certain msmOsrs Of the Police Depart-
o,snt Agnes Anderson 10 the missing
witnsss wanted 90 testify. asainss
Arthur Dvifer, che son Of Police Capt.
John D,hfsr Of the Richmond Hills
station, now awaiting trial on the
chaIss OF highway robbery.
The girl. whS was located In Daven.
port after she had disaopeared from hss
homo In Brooklyn shortly after the
arrest Of the Police Caotsin's son. waA
psrsuahAd 70 return TO Brooklyn ana
testify IN the case. repeatedly aA-
journsd. OF Arthur Duifer. after Do.
tectivs Roddy had exhausted aii hla
power OF argument. by Mr.. and ndrs.
Duttsrworth. In whoes Aotms she
was working ~ . domestic. She VA
accompanied oy her brother. who
worked In Moline. ILL.,. and whose name
was withheld.
The girl was held up and robbed Al
ths entrancs to prospect Park. Brook.
lyn. by . man who. after . long chase.
was. caught and identified as Arthur
Duifer. During his attempt to get away
he wrsstlsd with Magistrate Reynolds.
who had pursusd him In an auto. Dui-
fer was arraisned. hut when HE case
came UP for trial II was found that ths
complaining witness had disappeared.
District-Attorney Cropssy made thu
direct charge that certain members oi
tkt Police Department hsd oonnivsd q
the girls disappea -snce and thrsatenet
that every effort would bs mads 4
oring the missing witpess back.
When she wAs found In the Iowa eft!
the siri showed Detective Roddy q tcis
gram she had received = few days es
fore his afrival tefiinE her Of nv
coming and bis. miSi,on. and warrlnl
her that she mead not return With Rodd
unless she wanted to; no Law could forc
her. the tslsran said. II was unsignsd
When the rirl was taken before DIS
| trict-Attornsy Cropsey In brooklyn sh
denied that she had been Influenced I,
leave Brooklyn by anyone. She had al
ready purchased = ticket 10 Davenport
she said. whom she was robbed on Jun
10. and had sent her trunk away from
the homo Of Lockwood Barr, at No. O.
Hawthorne street. Fistbush. where IN
had been employed ~ . domestic. d.
when her purse containing $50 va
snAtohsd from her she had no none
left. and not knowing that the purs
had bssn recovered from the piac
where the thief had thrown II In hi
Night she cancelled her ticket for lao
Of funds. Mr.. Rars hearing OF he
distreAs had than loaned her the mono
to take her TO Iowa and she had put
chased another ticket and left BROOK
lyn on the day following the robber,
when she was supposed to appear 1
the pistbush Avenue Court assina
Duifss. ..-.
The glri denied that between the tim
Of the robbery and Of her departure 70
Davenport anybody had approached he
with Inducements TO leave town and
this denial Mr.. Barr to-day corroborats
her She denied any knowledge Of IN
sender Of the telegram sdvisinG he
not to return to Brooklyn.
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MUlHALL TELLS. :. =. !. !. !: ::
How BOSS BARNES :,
HELPED KILL BILL
CONTINUED from First PsseJ

must be afraid OF wnat may oons out
about themselves" ...,, -.
When the senate Committee resumed
its session Chairman Ovsrman said
II had been decided to permit James
Emery. counsel Of the N. A. n. to
make a brief statement" 81
This 70 q ssmi.judicial inquiry" said
Emery. and not . prosecution. and on
behalf of the association. I would state
that We are anxious to cooperate. A.
. great body Of business men We want
our names cleared. We have retained
Mr.. Robert xcCaster Of New Jersey %
our counsel and We ask that he b 80.
corded the privilege Of cross-sxamina-
ton Of al witnesses who testify aSAinst
W. We also ask the right 70 call Wit.
nsssss te refute al chargss."
DO you mean that you want 10 con.
duet this inauiryr' asked cummins.
"Oh, mol" broke in Mr.. Carter. AL
Va want 10 70 assist this committee"
"Weli, We uill decide that pDtat when
the time comes and after Col. Aulhall
has completed his direct testimony" re-
torted Chairman Overman.
GOT MONEY TO USE IN A cLoRG
DISTRICT.
ssnator Red then took up the sx.
aminatioa OF Nulhall. He read . letter
from NarshaM Cushing. written in ~,
which socompanisd . check for o3oo
which NulhaN Wa warned 70 ~ care
full In csshins." This e2oo vas ussd.
the witness said. In - close Congress
slonsl district"
Muihall testified that he worked to de-
feat the late Senate AuComss ct Nasy.
land. aithoush hs posed - ths SUM
tors frlspd. He said he had rsssivsd
soo letters from Cushing dirsotsd sgainst
NoComaA. -
II turned them over to Carl II.
Downs. SECRETARY to xoComsa." n
| "a. Do you mean you delivered thsss
fs(tS1 against NcComas to his 0sefs-
taryS A. Carl Downs was In the pay
Of Cushing. -
| A letter to Senator yoraksS on Sept
10, isot, referred TO . suggsstion tha
Mulhail 10 20 Rhode Island to As)I
senator Aldrich In his campaign. II,
tsstiasd 10 went later at the Psavss
Of AldrieA.
eve asked me-" ssid the witness. y,
ret inSo touch with labor nsa there ;,
ret thsts support" go
A letter q intrs1uetSea ssr HsAr,
C. Kvrtsn stvsn by the Couasil OF Al
lisd building Trades Of PhilaAslDAiI
IVES eassrsA In evidence, II wss siSHs'
By Kurtsn. a. secretary. Kurten wa
sngagsd. Nulhall tsstiasd. In the hsh
against william Hughes. thsa . Repre-
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BOOZE SDMD1|s
many co CRkY
IN JERSEy'c|n
"Wood Alcohol Harmless By
Comparison" Says Hague,
Director of Public Safety :
D. T.'S ON THE INCREASE
Samples Collected by,.M
Police VIII Undergo "a .
- Chemical Test. 'f d.,
D. T.'S ON THE INCREASE

A esmsa,sn for pure beoss In JAees,
CITY he's been inausufstsd ~ rnoH
HaSue. the Director Of Pubic ssssss
II hAs Ieng been sUparent -thsts -
whIsasy solA in home sections IN Stssss
City wOsid NOW . sass. Director hass'
h going So tsy - find cut whx& ~
rum ssiIsss put in tasir flrsNNts eix
thsa maks tksm saSp Aoing n H"'o
II have bssn LED 70 look ints u
qSssa3sa q dangerous ~ Vs>u0wtA
''by Ne SAss shAs 1svsesn tss0sas ~
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now than there was two years sgs
and Il = 0u ne inorea0e. =
t1n ocssP wosds. wnisksy y eslnG ~
u V4ssy Cty <hAt y AstviaG DssOss
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81 houses here that ssli kAiAhs3 Ahicn
would make woed alcohol aeosAs aame0i
hasmesas ~ oempastson. II y my -
lief that I w1il - able 10 cloos - 01ty
VT noIO VI w. 49, essu WHd
hs1nU ahout . dsddsd iuAorovsm>A n
the QUALIFY ot hQSsr so,d ia or AAs.
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/ POLICEMEN IN PLAIN olo1psaa
otr the sAMpLks. ar
Director Hague caxsd the eGaeaa,s u
NE Police Department Into hls ollee Q
weak Aso and said he wanted De)iaD-
men IN plain clothes sent out % ~
samples Of the whisky cola n "
various bArfooms Of the city. Aheu1
% men were detailed 70 this tapk 2o1D
wsrs instruotsd that they we're ~, =
nmp(s the whisky but 70 bring eAnol9s
OF Il 10 hsaAauArtsri. .. 20
Some Of he oollespsn wsso - -
keen about thsir sosclal dseaih WSpp
ltAsy undseetood ~ rulss. but tAoy, -
vent arovnA adlA0sn<ly wttA haal ~
masks. Each aask wss tAea lAAealel
VIA, thp name q ne eaeosa -. Wh3oe
he .oontsAss .wsrs bo0GAA &c.
passGsor, AANas ssnt dex -, 4eSa
10 he etaAs DoArd OF Hsaaeh g 4eNA'
Ton, Ghs oshse AAk 70 Shs TurS voed
pursAu Of The DspAstuasnk a A1yaeNl.
.turs N washiR0sep. zach sAipoas ~
b aNAiyssd. whiaksy found - co04e(s
poisonous matter viii ~ ussd ~. a.
dsnps sGaanst the saioonhsso~ ~
sold II. .s ,..r
II Director HaSVs has Ais way ~
pie Will bs moving 70 JsrssS 0ty fFes
al around these pasts. AZ Sls Dses
snt time Jersey City hes 1.oeo saaeeqs
each paying $500 . ysex Nosnss fsAs !