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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
Guilty Members of Force Are
Alarmed at Hote|keeper's
Agreement to Expose
Graft Scandal To-day.
WILL TELL WHITMAN ALL
Son Will Corroborate Testi-
mony and Both Will Name
Men Higher Up Who
Got Money Fox Col
lected, He Says.

George \. Sipp. the man who paid
protection" for twelve years To- run "A
Harlem Raines law hotcl gave his
word yesterday to meet District At
;orncy Whitman this morning and go
over with him the whole story Of his
dealings with the police during that
period.
Sipp was released from custcd% in
Atlantic city on Wednesday night
after Deputy Commissioner Doucherty
of the New York force was forced to
inform chief Woodruff of Atlantic City
that charges against the prisoner had
been thrown out by 4 grand jury. He
left Atlantic City yesterday afternoon
and Assistant District Attorney F. J..
Groehl. who had been sent there by
Mr.. Whitman
Groehl told Mr.. Whitman yesterday
that Sipp would come 10 the District
Attorneys Office This morning prepared
20 tell everything he knew. Sipp is
said 10 be determined TO go the limit
against the police and TO stick 10 the
District Attorney. This decision on his
part was arrived at only after he had
become convinced that the police had
tried to frame up a case against him
His re-entranco into thc general po-
lice vice graft situation is viewed with
alarm" by many police officials far
higher i'm the scale departmental i'm
portance than the patrOlman. Eugene
\. Fox. whom Il" had previously ac-
cused.
1t is regarded as certain that whether
Sipp can or cannot clinch case Of
actual grating against the succession
OF captains and inspectors who have
commanded the district in which his
hotel was located. he can at the very
least pin on To each of them u case Of
utter neglect of duty. which win he
difficuIl Tor them TO explain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
u,M1es RESORTS SOUTH.

sol'TIIERN RAILWAY p,, prH,,a'S abroad
comfort and luNur% 10 W. 30 III urincipal
ci,,es and resorts. \. y. .,Ofhce' 2'' r'''"
Ave, cor. 23th.-Adu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
Says Money Went Past Fox.

Sipp declared fatty before he LEFT
keep the graft money he collected Be
fore the Curran aldcrmanic committee.
where Sipp's Information wa@ first
given to the public, he swore that In
spector Sweeney. the present COM
mander OF that district. MAS involved.
but he did not give evidence tu sLppoIt
his assertion.
When Sipp disappeared. after .esti-
fying before the aldermen. his festi-
mony was taken note % by Commits
sioner Waldo Ia such an extent tina; or
ders were almost Immediately issued
for the transfer Of Captain Thomas W.
Walsh. who had been the precinct COM
mander in Sipp's neighborhOod for thc
last five years. 1t was commonly re-
ported that Sipp had been friend ot
Walsh. although ii was known that he
was at outs" with sweeney The po-
lice politicians declared that SIpp lac
lieyed he would get Sweeney by his
testimony. and that when he found that
he was also involving walsh he would
not go through with II.
But the hotel keepers latest deciara-
ton last night indicates that. whatever
his previous inclination 10 protect his
friends on the force. he has now de-
cided TO tell whatever he knows. no
matter who II hits
Mrs. Sipp. who was with him IN Al
tonti, citv. returned To their home. No.
~ West l3Oth street, late yesterday
afternoon. She said that Mr.. Sipp and
their son. Howard, would arrive this
morning. and would go direct 10 Mr.
Whitman's Office.
"Mr. Sipp is perfectly willing TO come
hack and testify before the grand tlry.
and he will tell everything he knows,
said Mrs. Sipp last night. The police
tried TO keep him away by preferring "A
false and nasty charge against him, but
that has been thrown ont 10y the grand
iurv as we knew il would. Mr.. New
al ol,r lawyer. has also advised Mr..
Sim 10 put himself in the hands of the
District Attorney, and the story sent
from Atlantic City yesterday that Mr..
Newell wanted him To keep away from
q grand Jury subpoena is utterly false.
According TO dispatches from At
lantic CITY last night Sipp made ar
ranpements TO ~top over in Phila-
delpIIa until this morning. when ne
,gouId come on TO New York with Nj.
Groehl.
sipp's Son Knows Men Higher Up.
BEFORE he left the coast resort Sipp
announced that his son. Howard, would
,a obIe 10 corroborate his evidence
of the payment of graft To policemen
and both father and son INSISTED tha'
thov could testify as To the course OF
.ho .raft from the hands OF Fox and
thar collectors 10 the men higher
,,n, I'm the department. who are known
IN have been most active against Sipp
Deputy Commissioner Walsh, who
had charge Of the police trlal OF Patrol
man Fox. announced yesterday thst he
could call the Fox trial this morning
and that II he could find Sipp In the
civ he would subpoena him. There
w,s no disposition, according To Mr.
Walsh to try<to take Sipp out OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
ANTepILuvIAN wHiskEY.

| For healthy optimism. the depth OF sat
isiaction. drink Antcdiluvian. Luyties
Bros, y, i.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
Finsncicr Declines to Give Banks
Assets-Sees No Objection to Hold
ing Directorships in Competing
Institutions. Either Finan-
cial or Industrial.
1ST NATIONALS PROFITS
SHOWN AT A GLANCE

Formed First Securities Company I'm
creased capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10

GREAT eEAR SPRING WATER.
t0c. per case OF s glass -stoppesed bottles.
: AdyI -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
This Mornings News
LOCAL.
POLITICAL.

TAX of Bryan in Cabinet ............
= X. Turns Down Holding Company
"emocrstic Women Fight al Election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-10
GENERAL.
FOREIGN.
MIscELLANEoUs.

Fumania Threatens Bulgaria .....
Mexican Rebels Wipe out Town. ....
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
PAGE THREE

Court House in the Village OF Hough.
ton, HOughton County, Michigan. that
being the place where the Circuit
Court FOR the County OF Houehton IS
held, sell ~ Public Auction 10 the
highest bidder, the premises described
ia said mortgage. OF SO much there
Of rs may bee necessary 10 pay the
amount due on said mortgage with
seven yer cent interest and all LEGAL
costs together with said attorney Zee,
10 wit: Lot numbered Two 81 Ia
Block numbered Twenty-slx eco. in
Florida's Addition 20 the Village of
Laurium, according to the recorded
plat thereof reserving and excepting
AN metals and minerals thereon and
therein. and the right to mine the
same 20 within fifteen feet of the sur
face OF the rock
Dated May 9th, A. d., 1913.
j y. PATTON, Mortgage.
Lcficndrc a DriscOlI,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Business Address:
Laurium. Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
AUTO CoLLlOEs WITH CAR.

An automobile owned by Charles
Mason ana driven by Sam Kneebune.
was badly damaged at o'clock this
afternoon when 1t colided with a
north bound car opposite the Suomi
college az Quincy ANA Hancock streets.
The ear WAS being driven toward
Quincy street and just az it APP
preached, car hove in sight The
driver, the only occupant of the car.
was hurled To tn" street aud escaped
With slight bruises The ear and en-
CINE were so badly damaged that they
may have Ia he shipped 10 the fac
tory
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
THOMAS lOWNEY ARRESTED
FOR BEATING UP HELLTOWN
ONE MAN, ATTACKED BY TWEEN 20
TY. TOO MUCH FOR AS
SAlLANTS.
Thomas LoWncy was arost'd IaSI

night at Hclltuwn on charge of heat
inc uu the town. malicious destruc-
ton If property ana few other sim
liar charges. When urraigned in court
this morning Lowucy told story
supported by the otner Witnesses thal
is a bit out OF the usual.
Iowncv was attacked, according 1"
his story. by about twenty men, one
# Them hit him in the face with q
}...r hottie and othcrwis" beat MN
mn and the whole moo came after NM
Indauntcd by the odds against NM
Iown,y seized "a pole or club, four
teen feet long" according to Deputy
sheriff vivian who measured IT, ana
started In on his assailants.
He welded this weapon 10 snch
good advantage that he soon forced
u,,m to take refuge N the saloon 81
Joseph Poggone nearby. LoWh'F
.r,,n nrocceded 10 Ncmolish the front
II the saloon which he did most Ell
fcctiycly
call was sent to tn" sheriff an'
n, arrived. accompanied by five dep
iti,s. under the impression that ne
.,,,,ld hive to face an Infatuated mop
1,.te,d ne found frightened MOD III
IA. saloon and Lowney putting the
I,st touches on the windows ana door
I.ownev was subdued ana pIa'eu III
iafI
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
May - 20 - June 3 10 l. "A
July l s 10 22 - Aug. :
-. IL. . - =. -.
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
WHEREAS. Default has been made
IN the payment Of money secured 10y Il
mortgage dated August .. 1910. exc
cuted by Anton Hosansuu and Mollie
Hoganson his wife, II Calumet Town
ship, HOughton County, Michigan. To i
Bruce Patton of the same place. which
mortgage was recorded i'm the office of
The Register Of Deeds of the County of
Houghton, Michigan, on the nth day
Of August 1910, in Llber 10 of Mort
cages on page g., which mortgage has
been duty assigned 10y said j. Bruce
Patton to Peter Maierle sometimes
spelled Majerle) of the same place. by
an assignment dated January 1th.
1913, and recorded in said Registers
Ofitce on January 18th. 1913, in Liber
/. of Mortgages on page j07. by virtue
of which said mortgage is now owned
by the said Peter Maierle. and
Whereas, Default has also been made
in the payment of money secured by "a
second MORTGAGE. dated May 23rd,
1911, made by the said Mollie Hogan
son to the First National Bank of
Laurium, a Banking Corporation or
ganized under the laws of the state Of
Michigan of the same place, which said
second mortgage was recorded in the
office Of said Register or Deeds on the
2lth day of May. 1911. in Liber 10 of
Mortgages on page l5G which second
mortgage has been duly assigned by
the said First National Bank Of Laur-
ium To the said Peter Maierle (somc-
times spelled Majerle), by an assign
ment dated January Z, 1913, and r.
corded in the Registers office on Jan
uary 18th, 1913, in Liber 10 of Mort
Cages on page 3Gl by virtue of which
said mortgage is now owned by the
said Peter Maicrle, and
WHEREAS. Default has also been
made in the payment Of money Sc
cured bv a third mortgage dated
March 18th, 1912, made by the said
Mollie Hoganson ana Anton Hogan
son, her husband, To the said Peter
Maierle, which said third mortgage
was recorded in the office OF said Reg
lister of Deeds on the 10th day Of
March, 1872, in LiheT 10 of Mortgages
on pages ?35 and 2S6, which said mort
gage is also now owned by the said
Peter Maierle, and upon which said
three mortgages there is claimed to he
due at the date of this notice. for prn-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
CLASS DAY TONIGHT.
Excellent Program Arranged for High
School Exercises.

The class day exercises of the sen
Tor class of TIE Hancock high school
will bc held this evening in the as
sembly room of the high school with
the following program;
piano solo Miss Ruth Henwood.
Class vill-Miss Ellie Bettens.
Class pruphecy-Mi Irene Truran.
Naledictory-M Evelyne Schultz.
piano solo Miss Anna Garski.
Class Grafton Ludwig huiiila.
Vocal golu-Miss Cameron.
The commencement exercises will
bc held Thursday evening at the ker-
rcdge theater Dr. George T.. Vincent
president of the University of Mime
sofa, will deliver the address
The following has been arranged as
the program for this occasion:
overture. "pique Dame" (Suppe)-
Calumet e. Hecla orchestra.
Invocation -Rev. Mandus Barrett.
~ pay in Switzerland" (Ellenberg)
orchestra.
commencement address-Dr George
H. Vincent.
Hungarian Fantasia tToban)
Orchestra.
Presentation of diplomas-Sup Eu-
gene LaRowc.
March, peace and Liberty tSer-
nard) Orchestra
The class of 1913 of the Hancock
high school will number i3, the largest
that has ever been graduated from a
local school.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17

cipal and interest the sum OF Seven
Hundred Thirty three Dollars and one
cent ($73S.OD and an attorney fee Of
Seyenty-fye Dollars $4,000 as pro-
vided for in said three MORTGAGES. aud
no suit or proceeding having been IN
stituted AT law 10 recover the debts
now remaining secured by said three
mortgages, or any part thereof, each OF
said mortgages containing "A power OF
sale.
NOW THEREFORE, Notice is here
by given that by virtue of the powers
Of sale aforesaid, and Of the defaults
aforesaid, ana pursuant 10 the statute
In such cases made and provided. the
said three mortgages will be fore
closed By sale OF the premises there
in described which promises are the
same In each Of said mortgages, at
public auction TO the highest bidder, at
the front door OF the Court House. at
the Village OF Houghton, in the County
of Houshton, Michigan, being the
County in which the premises To be
sold are situated. upon the eth day
VI 4NhE lA~A next at ~ % CLOCK IN the
forenoon which said premises are de-
scribed in. each OF said mortgages as
follows: -The West half CIV. ~ OF the
Northeast quarter 81. T. "a If Sec
dion Twenty C2D Township forty
seven GO North, of Range thirty
five t35I West situated in Covngton
Township. Paraga County, Michigan,
not included in the right of way of the
Chicago. Milwaukee Il st Paul Rail
way Company subject 10 the rcserya-
tons, exceptions ana conditions rela-
, tive to ores and minerals containing
in all deeds of record through which
saiG first party derives title 10 said
premises or any part thereof.
Dated this 18th day of May, A. u.
1913.
PETER MAIERLE.
Mortgage.
LcGendre 4 Driscoll
Attorneys for MORTGAGE and Assignee,
business Address: Isrinm. Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
Hancock Department
.STEITz MAKES
GOOD SHOWING
Former Hancock Runner Defeat
ed by kolehmalnen

Running with perfect ease ana I'm
the condition that shattered r.oord. =,
IN. ,,s, OH. -
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r,. -, ''''' ''s'E won relay
IoI, r.rI.,.' re p''''" AGAINST nm
1t..,,, .r -. ''''i'''al'"i''t John
,,,I. 80 - ''''''' '"'iherIy oi Han
,,,..,..,,,.... ''''''''''" 81 pululh'
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lin y, So, 80 ''''''''''' %" seconds
~. -, I'm M"'h 'h' uneven
III ms 'i'i'' Tor ea'h
a., 81 nun ''"'' IMAM minutes
60 ,.
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'''H nap ARSON
80. " wa the : l""lsh 'haih-
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-, "''"S' N'l'll'lial'l'''
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- - ''pl,'''S 81 '''"'
'''''''' '"'"'' '""h inc
-, ''' MY y" as = '"lAn'l 'H'ef from
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
woLFsKY INQUEST HELD.
Conflicting Testimony Offered AT u"
quest of Hancock Boy.

Tho inquest over the remains OF
seymour Wolrsl<y, the Hancock h's,l
echool boy who was killed ON June y
re,r the Lawium car barns was ne'o
I.s, evening by Coroner lAt'I'' i''
,,,on,bers Of the ball team WIN Wh""'
yyo,fsl,v was playing. IN" conductor
and motorman Of the car ana an 'S.
Witness were examined. the jury '''N
abnn, an hour to render its verdict
,,u.h Of the testimony was con
,,adictotv. The conductor testiil'" ,'
i,,a asked the boys to get lhs'u' wv,
,or ana get off of the vestlpu'e amu
TONS where they were riding VIM,
a.. hoys declared no such request mao
been made. 30, ,,,o, tho
100, had been opened contrary To Tue
rr,es I'm, the boys said u ha" ''"
sanc 70 give the smoke in the Nes,''
rv,e n chance TO blow out. No re-
. U", was placed by the jury
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
May 6 13 20 - June 3 10 l. "A
July y T. - %
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made i'm the
conditions of "a certain mortgage made
by James ODonnell and Gertrude
oDonnell his wife. of the Township
If Calumet County of Iluughtou. and
state OF Michigan, To j Il Patton uf
the same place OF residence, dated the
3rd day of December. \. -. 1909, and
recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds for the County of Houghton and
state of Michigan, on the 9Th day Of
December, \. H., 1909, in Liher WV Of
Mortgages, on pages 7G-II, ON which
mortgage there IL claimed To- be due
at the date of this notice, for princi.
PAL ana interest the sum of one hun
drcd seven and GS-lOO Dollars. aud
an attorneys fee of Twenty five Dol
lars as provided for in said MORTGAGE.
and no suit or proceedings at law
having been instituted tu recover the
moneys secured by said mortgage. or
any part thereof.
Notice is Hereby Given, That by viz
tue of the power of sale contained in
said mortgage. ana the statute In such
case made and provided, on Thursday
the 3lst day of July. \. D., 1913, at II
o'clock i'm the forenoon the under
signed will. al the front door Of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
GETS oNToNAGoN OFFER.

James *. Jamison, teacher of lis
tory in the high school, has beea #
fcr"d the position of superintendent of
schools at Ontonagon, Mich. and may
accept H. Ills name was proposed as
70 candidate for the position of grin
cip1l of the Butte high school at tie
last meeting of the school board. hut
no action was taken on the suggestion.
--l'uttc Post.
The Emitted States now ranks
seventh among the nations of the
world in the provisions made for mil
'tary aCrnnautics.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
MANY To COME
FROM ISHPEMING


Assurance IL given that lShpemng
eons of 81. George will he strongly
,,rrssrnted al the state convention
,,btrl. hclds forth here July l,-1g, aud
betVeen 25O and 800 members Ia uni
form viii be In attendance from that
ar. II is likely that Trelawney
I,3r. viii be headed by band, but
decision To this end Will not be def
io,r,. until a committee reports this
,a,k interest in the convention is
ps,u among Ishpeming members,
i,rrrh because several members are
candidates for delegate 10 the supreme
,odar meeting which will lake place
in fne east in October, ana "relaWncy
lodge les "a contender for state dnd ma
Iiunal bonors.
Trrrc years ago the supreme lodge
,t,rrd prize for the subordinate
lodnc having the largest percentage Of
goiu boo membership i'm three years, the
r,ul,st ending on the first of this
month While the gain that has been
uad, by other lodges ia The United
states he's not been published il is
borsli that TrelaWney lodge will
carry OIL the honor as that organi-
,gtlou has had a remarkable gain
dur,na that period and its ,otul mem
Ler.nu is now 400 The lodge is the
nrs,., In Michigan ana ii Is thuught
that 10 will have the distinction OF
being th, largest in the uiIted States.
burnn the past year TrtlaWuey
lode, has adopted Einety-dy, new
members.
Candidates for Supreme Delegates.
There are eight candidates .uI del
eralt. 60 the supreme convention, while
the ataud lodge IS entitled To- only
four representatives.. og one Ton each
900 members on major traction
thereof Last wear Michigan mad but
three representatives.. The growth in
Neulu has been larg 81. proportion
stelv in the past yea tEan ever be-
for, u the history of the sovivtS.
The candidates who are seeking this
honor were voted un by the past
rrud presidents at the last meeting
# rlr unfortunate lodges az May but
il wlu joe TIE duty Of the grand lodge
To decide VINO shat. Ice chosen. Onl}
rast presidents of ihc grand lodge are
ewiuIr tu the supreme lodge oonycn-
ton Secretaries who have rrrNcd
the rrtud lodge for three consecutive
Years and treasurer who nave served
the .r9ud lodge tor frW wears, are
entitled to past prcaidcnt hof prs.
Three of the candidates Steve Ter
rlu oi lshpcmine. Who Is 4 member
O. rrsawncN lodge Henry Carlow,
Of tbp National a mcmb.r Hf Sr
James Watts lodge, auI jab'I Nfchil-
cock of NegauHee, q lncmhrr OF
Humphrey Bavev lodge Of ishpcmlng.
have ud past president hrnorS con
ftrrrd on them and all are candidates
for d,Iepates All of the other candi-
dates are past grand preSlle Tents e the
Mtuisuu grand lodge, Tdey iheidde
Gcorro Tucker. a. Marquette, a mem
BIER 90 sir Humphrey Ddroy lodge,
lshp,ming: Senator Frank james,
member Of Mistletoe lodge, ct this
city. John Ne<urvis. 4 member of one
and All lodge. of Rcd Jacket; cap
tain jones Rough, member of English
OAK lodge. Ncgaunee, and John !.
Mines member of William Pitt lodge,
81 Norway.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
ADDITIONAL HOUCHTON
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

County clerk Kaiser this morning
issued the following marriage licenses
Eli Wcssala, Point Mills and Olivia
Johnson Dollar Bay
Henry ITautala. Calumet. and Selma
Fri, Calumet.
Edward BENEFITS, Calumet and Jo-
sephn" Tardin, Calumet.
Douaal \. Mathcsou, Detroit and
Gladys NJ. Richard, Beacon Hill.
Thomas Andrews. South Range an6
Lena Bleise. Houghton
John \, Treyillian. Hubboll and Ma
bel /. Rodda, Elm River.
John r. McCallum, Cleveland ana
Viola Watte"son. Hancock.
W'iIfred Godin, Lake Linden and
Olivia Johnson, Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
DOUBLE WEDDING YESTERDAY.
Misses Watterson are Brides at I'm
usual Marriage Ceremony,

Rev. Mandus Barrett, pastor of the
Hancock Congregational church, yes
tcrday afternoon ohiciated AT double
wedding in which the Misses Lydia ana
Viola Wattorson became the brides Of
L. MoHess and John McCallum, re-
spectively.
Mr. MoXness Is "a resident of Han
cock ana he and his bride viii be AT
home there after returning from a brief
wedding trip To Marquette. Mr.. Nc
Callum ~ former Hancock man. hav-
ing been employed here some time
ago. He Is now located at cleveland.
The two brides yesterday are sisters,
the daughters of Joseph Watterson Of
Marquette. and formerly Of Hancock.
Until very recently the two young la
dies have been employed i'm the tele-
phone plant at Houshton
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-17
COUNCIL MEETING WEDNESDAY.

\ REGULAR meeting of the Hancock
city council will Ice held We'd
uesd1y evening in the city hall. Ih'
committee appointed Ia confer WIN
Mrs Nellie Clare, the woman VINO
started suit for $2O.O0O against the
city 'ur dam1pes for the death Of h'r
husband crushed Ia death Will" dIS-
Finr ditch for the city, is expected
TO report at this time. The mayor Is
Known to favor a suitable cumpromiS'.
other important committees viii re
port Ji this time