The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-27


Il believe that II would not be risht
TO SADDLE new Mayor with the Police
Commissions made by his predecessor
The terms Of Mayor and Police Com
missioner should BE- co-terminouA
Oelleves DISMISSAL OF POLICE
sHoULD De FINAL.
Il Seiieve that the Detective Bureau
sAouid b kept separate from ths uni.
formed force, but under the orders OF
the Commissioner. There shoulj be .
good lawyer - Q Trial Oommissioner,
and dismissed should b final. There
should Be also some summary power
Of punishment given inspectors and
other offioerA"
Mr.. Mcclellan pointed out the three
chief sourcss OF sraft liquor selling.
gambiing and the social evil.
Personally should like to 80 saloons
kept open ~ long ~ they want TO run.
I don't think there would BE- any great
harm IN LETTING them keep opsa all day
sunday. The Sunday law would finally
eliminate this line Of graft II 10 inn
possible to enforce the present law
againss Sunday selling"
h thought that the evils OF gambling
could Be minimised ~ the District-At-
trney and the Police Commissioners
worked together. although he thought
that there would never Be- an end to
the gambling instinct
at 10 q weil-known fact that the
majority Of the women on the streets
are driven there because they are hum
sry," he said. as he reached the social
evil "It 10 also we'll known that many
Of them become straight when they do
get honest work. The Paris system
makes each woman Of this type regis
ter a. such, and when she registers she
IL damned and lost
oNAFT EASIER FOR POLICE
UNDER sEoREoATIoN.
TIE witness thought that segregation
would make graft easier for the police
He favored CHASING the offense Of tho
women - . nuisance and not ~ q
crias. the women would not be har-
rlsA from hell TO damnation - we harry
then" he said. land would not have to
givU ~ graft ~ they DO under the law
now"
Mr.. Mcclellan oppose1. st considcra-
Bile tsngth. the idea OF q separate police
force % handle the enforcement OF the
vicS iAxs. He thought It would be ex-
cssdinG4y hard 10 keep the morals"
peiiee force pure. II was hard ouEh
70 Keep the regular force on the ievsi.
u believe that the crux Of the whole
roetsnnsss n the police system II to
- found among the police officers
abovs che rank Of sergeant You can
not change this state Of affairs short
q aetuaa end complete reconciliation"
In virgins that police oficers could
the force Mr.. Mcclellan declared that
Il wss IN army omcer who brought
soeat the convictions Of the thirty
90 camorrists In Italy.
EAST SIDE HAS A cAMoRRA 20.
LACE CANNOT SHAKE.
n was one. Of the finest pieces Of
asesetfvs work ever DONE" he declared,
~a1A ~ 0aneSsa, WAieh Aousishss
unA1ge anl unAstssssA n TIE sast siAs
- ~ vssk, was Ssossn ~ n Isaly."
~ former Mayor then took up hi
ssAsa toe training police officers. Tn
dl6eeeeA' that Il would prevent pro
pel)ep q capable policemen no me
tNnyins that II was not always IN
- policeman who rot advanced. IL
~ Of one case . policeman who wa
a1osautsly honest and spoke seven Ian
gnAQeA Who could never Set highe
go nifty on the civil service test.
11s United etatssr jsclgis." he Dc
eaaF6d. ''has no possibility Of getting I
oonmtsston but he 10 the finest jaclsi,
y ~ world"
GgwmAssoner Waldo followed Mr.. Nc
Cq1qa. He looked well and was cas-
ID aaAnnsr. His voice showed no OF
eatsnsn3 and Ills words were devoid Q
oesseani feeling.
~. Wa3do tod Of his removing graf
toofaf3oos by forming Central OF
~ eouaA and taking the enforcement
- - iGvs erom the uniformed tore,
n Ne courts and the public pres
sustain ne police" he said. "uher
~ ~ ~ trouble about snforo,ng gan,
hl1ng laws. In operating the Centrs
ooe3ee squad changed my lieutenant
cvoausntly 10 remove danger OF thes
0e1n6 wrong. The plan has put an en-
- Yuhato sambiing. II the court
GAntsa warrants TO enter Ngambiin
hoases on the Same degree Of cvidenc
rs0sirsd for other arrests II would !
-: % sss0 che sams''nS house
=. wsiao asrssa with Mr.. MOcl.
iASs Nee q making The social sv
come Under the nuisance cess.
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