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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-18
HANDS OUT
PROH|. LITERATURE

Commissioner Owen Woods
does not admit that he is a simon
pure convert to the prohibitionists
but he was passing around cards
this morning at the city council
meeting advertising the big meet
ing to be held at the First Bap-
fist church tonight at which steps
will be taken to shape up for the
statewide dry campaign next
year.
Woods insisted on Mills taxing
one, declaring it was what he
needed
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ness world as masters, SO that
practically no large enterprise
can be undertaken successfully
without their participation or APP
prevail. The key to their power
Is combination and concentration,
intensive and comprehensive"
The article will then describe
the development of investment
banking, naming as pre-eminent
among such concerns Morgan
company, Drexel company, Kidder-
Seabody company and Kuhn, Loeb
e Co.
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MURDER MYSTERY
IN PITTSBURGH

PITTsBURG. Nov. 1s.-A most
unusual murder mystery devel-
oped last night with the finding
Of the body of Mrs. Wayne Grei-
nielsen, wife of drug clerk, lying
scratched and bloody in the cellar
Of a prominent down town drug
store. Michael l.. Sweeney, a
clerx In the store, who was ar
rested, says she entered the store
almost nude, and hysterical, and
that he took her downstairs to
sleep,
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Robinson at Head

NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Wilbort
Robinson of Baltimore, was today
named to manage the Brooklyn
to succeed Bill Dahlen,
resigned. Robinson recently as
sisted McGraw of the New York
Giants coaching young players,
and was member of the old
Baltimore Orioles.
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DAIRY FARM
O. N. JOHNS
200 Natl. Bank of Tacoma Bldg.

LAND LAND
320 acres all good level land, Is
miles from city on main road. In
order to close up an estate will sell
for SIG an acre. This is bed rock
price. If you want to cut 1t up in
40-acre tracts will sell quick at $40
an acre. The soil Is good and will
make fine stock ranch.
40-acre tract creek bottom, fine
tivation. Snap. $50 an acre. Ex-
elusive.
H. c. CROSBY. 4os Bernice Bldg.
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announced after the caucus that
they would fight it. They are
against beclouding their issues by
the establishment of another par
ty and say that their policy pre-
vents them from affiliating with
other organizations.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 18.-The reso-
luton Of George l.. Berry before
the convention of the American
Federation of Labor to establish a
Labor party and seek affiliation
with the socialists. received a set
back today. Socialist delegates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-18
MERCHANTS Get
SENTENCES in
GO. JAIL

Judge e. e. Cushman of the
federal court, sitting in Tacoma,
today sentenced Sam Levy, Aber-
deem merchant, to spend 60 days
in the Pierce county Jail and
fined him $500; and sentenced
Sam Kaufman and Henry Suwoll,
associated in business with him,
to spend nine months each in the
jail.
The three merchants were In
dicted nearly two years ago for
Withholding assets from a referee
in bankruptcy. They shipped part
of their stock out of Aberdeen,
and then went bankrupt, selling
the stock from other stores later.
Mrs. Levy, who was tried on SIM
liar charges, was acquitted.
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GALVESTON, Nov. 18.-That
Mexican rebels have captured
Tampico is reported today by
wireless. The report is not con-
firmed.
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PERSONAL

MADAME RAYMOND wants q few
massage, scalp and face mas
sage. Hours II a. m. TO 10 D. m.
Lanslow hote1, I12<H Paciffr Rv.,
suite Is, second floor, fronts on
Pacific av. Sundays included.
MRS DIR. FAY, spiritual medium.
Circles Tuesday and Friday even
fnEs. sslk c At
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WANTED TO BORROW

WANTED to borrow, $4,000 or $4,-
600 for yrs. Will pay z per
cent interest. $4,000 security. No
agents. Address E-3, Times.
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REWARD of 800 will be paid for
return of a small channels bag
and contents lost near 18th and No.
j st. Main 3155.
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LOST

LOST-In the vicinity of No. 9Th
and M, a small kitten. Please re-
turn to sos No. M. Phone Main
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REAL ESTATE
l. you DO NOT FINE
JUST THE PLACE

fOU AXE LOOKING FOR
IN THIS ISSUE
Watch tomorrow's Want Ads. You
will find many additional bargains
Every real estate broker in Ia
coma advertises his best bargains
In the Tacoma Ttmea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-18

LOST-Saturday night handke err
chief with $40. Finder please call
at Times office. Reward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-11-18

AUTOS for funerals. Catholic cern-
etery "a; Tacoma GEN.. IS. n. 1856.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

~-~-~>~~s~~~~~.~~~~~~
FOR RENT-4-room house. FURNISHES
ed; cheap. Apply at 2516 So.
Yakima afternoons or evenings. 91
BROOM furnished house. Inquire
3S12 So. @ st. Madison 356. IN
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Situations--FeInale

v --NTED-Shirt waists to do up at
home, z years experience. Drop
card, will call; work guaranteed
Price 15c. $40 So. Anderson.
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RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT-Store building. good
location, rent reasonable. Phone
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LAND

8 acres good shot clay land near
Tacoma, $3.50; $25 cash, $40 a month.
Salesman No. 8.
e T. GREG0RV 90
The evening world., 1913-10-29
belt LINE" LITIGATION
QUASHED BY DECISION
Belmont, Ryan and Shonts Not De.
PENDANTS in Stockholders
Suit.

The litigation By which stockholders
In the defunct Central Park. North AMI
East River Railway Company, other
wise the Belt Line" sought to compel
an accounting for the alleged misman-
agement and wrecking Of the concern.
was to-day dealt a death blow hy
supreme Court Justice Page when ne
handed down an opinion eliminating
August Belmont. Thomas F.. Ryan.
Theodore Shonts and their associates
as defendants.
The suit was filed year ago. !,
alleged that Belmont. Ryan, Herher,
II. Nreeland and other leading spirits
In the Metropolitan Street Railways
and the New York Railways by tn.
use OF dummy directors absolutely con
trolled the Central Park line. operating
from Fifty-ninth street to the Battery
and permitted the property Of the con.
Germ to go to waste, neglecting as wei
to renew or repay the bonds and NOR t.
cages Of the concern. this alleged neg.
ligence finally resulting In the films
of suit to forecloss In the Unite
states Court.
Justice Page holds nat the complaint
IL fatally defective In that II improp
erly Joined causes of action against
certain defendants.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
TAMMANY MAKES
ADVERTISED ATTACK
ON mitchell TONIGHT.

The widely advertised Tammany at
tack on John PuToy Mitchell IL to he
made at the Mccall meetings tonight.
II was said at Mccall headquarters to-
day that charges OF a serious nature are
to be made against Mr.. Mitchell in con-
nection with the part he played as a
member OF the Board OF Estimate In
purchasing certain property for park
purposes.
Inasmuch as Judge Mccall has per.
sistenty referred to the acquisition by
the city OF a seaside park At Rockaway
and as the Dreamland Park site a,
Coney Island has not been acquired b,
the city, II Is assumed that the Rock.
away Park matter 10 the one tina, will
be made tho subject OF the attack
judge Mccall, II was said. would moi
father the attack on Mr. Mitchell. but
would allow II TO be made by othe,
speakers.
Tammany T. yestigatora have been
very busy with the RockawAy Park
purchase. They have been looking VI
nr. Mitchers associations with the Der.
Sons from whom the site was pur.
chased. They have also taken aSeurAts
The evening world., 1913-10-29
ST|LWELL LETTER
WASN'T DOCTORED,
COL. AM0Ry DECLARES
81 Saw Him Write Part Of It,"
Says Friend of Convicted
Senator.

Under copyright the New Yorl, Eve.
ming Mall this afternoon publishes
what purports to be detailed state.
rnent Of the negotiations for a confess
sion of Tammany legislative corruption.
made on behalf OF william Sulzer wi.h
ex-senator stilwell The statement Is
by Col. William y. Amory, VINO carried
StilNells written application for par
don to Sulzer. lie makes u plain that
Stilwell has never formally confessed.
The Mall says:
"Col. Amory declares that he saw
Stilwell write part of the applics-
ton for pardon In which ne informed
the Governor that 4 have been prin-
Used by the agents Vt the dominant
political power tTammany) my early
release.
monty known as sgneaicr,' said Col.
Amory. to ms certain Know. edge he
made ~ confession
"Stl.wel! agreed that IL he Should re-
ceive pardon from the Governor he
would be able to see tat among his
friends In the Senate there would bG
enough votes east Cor the Governor ~
prevent his conviction under impcach-
mont.
ION sunday, Aug. II. Mr.. Tnyersagt
"a friend Of s;'"w..D ana went to sing
sing and 1t was on th.s day that Stiiwell
delivered ne his application for pardon.
The Application is dated AUG 10. bat Il
was actually written on SUNDAY. the Eth.
D, u
signed by Stilwcll IN my pr.sence. The
fact that the Signature is IN back hand
does not mean That bot1 the letter and
the signature were rot written by Still
well. lie writes his name back hand
The evening world., 1913-10-29
mitchell CLAIMS
HIS ELECTION BY
10000 PLURALITY

John Purroy Mitchell to-day asserted
that he would be elected the next Mayor
Of New York by a plurality Of between
10000 and lJ0.Wp.
II am confident that and the enti, .
Fusion ticket will be elected by that
plurality" said Mr. Mitchell. 'Tsmmany
Hall is doomed. and | intend to con-
tinue the hght against II until I purge
1t and make II clean. Charles II. Muir
phys political days are numbered. for
will not rest until l have driven him
out OF public life"
Mr.. Mitchell also said that from now
on he would forget all about Judge Nc
Call IN his speeches because there was
no use talking about dead issue.
u shall talk OF the work OF the Fusion
Board Of Estimate. and the record I,
has made. and what II can accomplish,
az compared to what Tammany Hall
has done and will do II given chance"
said the Fusion nominee.
Mr Mitchell said he welcomed any at,
tempt on the part OF Tammany Hall &c
expose me"
There Is nothing In my whole life
that am ashamed to have revealed tc
the public" said Mr., Mitchell.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
METZ SAYS THAT MURPHY WAS
FOR GAYNOR.

Murphy was for Gaynor at that din
ner So was Tom smith. secretary /,
the organization. No decision was ar
rived ut that night
so far M Judge Mccall Is concerned,
he was not at the dinner Itself. lie was
only at the meeting for IA short time.
nd did not take part In the general
conference.
Il know that Mayor Gaynor did not
mention my name when he read "a lis.
OF the men present at the dinner In his
speech accepting an independent nomi.
nation. why he did not use IL ! don't
know. The fact Was already public
that had been there, There has never
been any concealment about IT,"
Rearing OH the question as to whether
publicity had been given to the fact
OF Metz's presence at the Deloniro din
her OF Aug. Il. Robert A,lI.neon, who
was Mayor Gaynvrs secretary and who
Is now managing the campaign Of John
Purroy Mitchell, tho Fusion candiatde
said this afternoon:
Mayor tSaynor did not know that Mr
Metz was at the dinner. When he wa.
| preparing his speech accepting q citi.
zens' nomination he asked us 20 get hin
u ..s: O! the men who ws.a there. ".
went through the ncwEpapers and dit
not find AIR Nets name ! did moi
know he was there"
The evening world., 1913-10-29
ECONOMY LEAGUE
QUITS MCALL IN
ROW OVER $50, 900.

Robert Adamson. the manager OF the
Fusion campaign. gave out a statemsu:
to-day 70 the effect that the City Econ
omy League. which indorsel Mccall
has withdrawn Its support and has de-
cided not to send out $500 appeals to
taxpayers WI ' had been prepared.
Mr.. Adamson's statement does not
make clear neither the City Economy
League deserted Judge Mccall because
the officers Of the league think he 10
already beaten or because they didn't
get 5000.
I'm connection with the City Econ
omy Leagues indorse nent OF Judge
Mccall" said Mr.. Adamson. ut would
he interesting TO learn what became OF q
fund OF 5000 which ! am told the
league was offered, My information Ia
that the money was not forthcoming
u am told that At tho meeting of
the Executive Committee at which the
indsrssment was adopted mention was
made Of the 10000 fund. Some OF the
members objected 10 taking tho money
from Tammany Hall. but Q member OF
the committee, according 20 my In
formation. said It would come from per-
seaal friends Of Judge Mccall. And It
diAs't come at ALL"
An appeal to every enrTied Repub-
hooa voter In the city to support John
The evening world., 1913-10-29
BULL MOOSE SAYS
A DEAL IS on TO
DEFEAT SULZER

"Ths Hull Moose thrives on trouble
and we're out 20 make IT," said Francis
w. Bird. County Chairman OF the Pro-
gressive party to-day. I've got pretty
strong suspicious that there IL a deal IN
between Republicans and Tammany Ia
defeat sulzer In the sixth Assembly Dis
trict. The Tammanyites are TO vote for
Kopp. the Republican candidate for As
sembly. and In return Republicans will
vote for Aaron Levy. Tammany candi.
date for Municipal Judge.
Even with that I don't believe they
can beat Sulxer. As for the municipal
ticket Mitchell Ia surely elected and SO
is the Fusion county ticket In Manhat.
tan. What Bull Moosers are interested
In now is the Assembly. We're going "a
hold the balance Of power there. sc
watch out for trouble from the start"
The evening world., 1913-10-29
PERKINS URGES
KLINE'S ELECTION AS
ALDERMAN AGAIN.

George w. Perkins has sent 4 letter to
Robert Adamson. chairman of the Flu
sion campaign, In which he says hC
hopes that everything 10 being done
that can be done to further the candi-
dacy OF Mayor Kline" who Is a csndi.
date for Alderman In the Fifty-frst dis
tr!ct, Brooklyn.
1T seems to me-" writes Mr.. Perkins
that IN view of the experience MI
Kline has had in the governmental af-
fairs of the city and the excellent record
ne has made as Mayor. 1t would be q
great pity TO lose his services In con-
ncct!on with the Board of Aldermen.
take II that there Is very little doubt oil
his election. but everything that can be
done should be- done to remove even the
slightest doubt"
The evening world., 1913-10-29
MILLER BACKS UP
STILWELL STORY,

In a letter written ny u. II. Miller.
State Superintendent OF the New York
Civic League. made public to-day, Mil
Ter SAYS stilwell had told him he had
much to tell ON other Tammany men,"
but added; They are Koing to I'M
peach them and remove them from
office and then reseat them" The let
ter WAS addressed to Sulser and dated
Albany, Oct d,
"One day the latter part Of last
June" the letter said, II called on SEN
ator stilwell In the 'Tombs. We dis
cussed various topics. ie wanted me
to help him, save him no encour-
agement.
He insisted that he knew much 10
tell on other Tammany man. Before
! left senator Stilwsll he said to me;
oh. ] shaa'S ssussl-aet YET TAsy
The evening world., 1913-10-29

measurements of the distance OF the
park site from the railroad and trolley
lines and have computed the railroad
fare It will cost the people OF different
parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and
Queens to reach the spot
The anticipated exposure which Mr.,
Mitchell has been NJ ncrvously awaiting
will be forthcoming tonight" said Fire
Commissioner Joseph Johnson. the man
aver OF Judge McCalrs campaign. ~
trust Mr.. Mtchers anxiety will be
speedily relieved
The evening world., 1913-10-29
GIRL AND WORKMAN
VICTIMS Of TRAINS
10 MINUTES APART
Long Island Railroad at Bush.
wick Junction Scene of
Double Tragedy.

Two persons were Killed on the tracks.
ten minutes apart, ut the Bushwick
Junction station OF tie Long Island
Railnoad in Queens to day. Tho victims
were Emile Gaugenmaier. eighteen
years old, of No. %, Grove street. Ridge
wood. and Serpis Chcfcro. laoorer
employed by the railroad ard living at
No. 105 Chichester avenue. Jamaica.
Chefero was the ilrs; to meet his
death. He was at work on the track
when a construct on t-a.n backed down
on him. The train was moving slowly.
but Chefero could not get out of tno
way and was crushed beneath a loaded
car.
The accident was reported by telo-
phone to Coroner Schaeffer. VINO or
dcrcd that the body should not he dis
turbed until his arrival. Naturally tho
accident created considerable excite
ment and many persons crowded Oh
the right Of way of the railroad com.
pany.
Just ten minutes after Chefero was
run over "a locomotive bound east
pa ssed the Bushwick Junction station
The engineer. John Kenny. SLOWED
down while passing through the crow
and then put on speed after he had
passed about 400 feet along the track
As he rounded "A curve he saw on
the track ahead OF him Miss Gaugen.
maier and her father. who were taking
a shortcut to a nearby cemetery to
visit the grave of the girls mother.
Kenny sounded his whistle and
slapped on tho airbrakes. Gaugen'
maler leaped from the track. but the
girl was caught under the wheels OF
the locomotive.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
THIEVES TRIED TO GET
HOLD OF LZER'S WALLET
on EAST SIDE TOUR.

The foiio-,inp stat.mcn. wa. vIycn
out this afternoon at tn, su,zer head.
quarters;
"When Mr.. sulzer said good nIsh,' 10
his escort at In, broadway Central
Hotel al 1 o'clock this morniny. he had
according to Police Can't. Burns. spoken
to 800 QUO pe,p,. I'm eleven meetings
between $50 and the time the candl.
date for the Assembly returned home.
The police CAPTAIN said:
"'Tbis WAS the greatest demonstra.
ton of the kind, I viii bet. ever held
in America. ON IN, third night of the
Governors tour I threw IN nv hands.
but last nixht I WINS speechles,. Fully
10. 900 persons followed the snl,,r car
from point to point. The police OF
4 jam OF humanity. This Sulxer dem
,nstratlon has got II on anything In my
police experience
"suizcr followers know that Tammany
Hall has sent out "A tin TO tn. under
world picknockets swarm I'm tho Dis.
trict and The no,ice ara a, husv with
the crowds that the thieves bav. n MI
their own way. Twic. las, night men
Who prs..ed .ro,,a m. co,srnor In
splte os the nolice triad IN not his wal.
LET. on Monday night Rev Mr.. I.yen.
who has be., sn.aklnv with IN. capdi.
Aa,e mn. .,ouchea, for sso and Emil
Koyarik. the faithful Att. .dant. los,
CD
Mr. sulzer smiled broadly when n,
The evening world., 1913-10-29

John Rappuzi, steward of the Home
Rule Democratic Club at No. As Madi.
son street. an organization used by
Eugene Driscoll In opposition to the
sdherents of former Sheriff Tom Foley.
was held In $500 bail by Magistrate
House In tho Yorkville Court to-day
charged with violation of the election
law, Deputy superintendent OF Elec-
lions Lester Eisenberg said that Rap.
pusi had refused 10 answer questions
about six men registered As voters from
tho club rooms.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
WHERE THERE'S A WILL

Where there's 4 will there's 4 w,v-Ao
get into trouble or out of II, as The dIc.
may fall. WIS., WV
Perhaps no other will. since III. birth
o, n,me, mas caused so many weird COM
pnSat'ons as did ''the old Doctors"
VINO was heb He was he man whose
ast testament :tarted all the excitement
IN me funniest story of the decade.
Wi me story is WHERE THERE'S Al
WHERE THERE'S A WILL" Is bvu
Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Mary Roberts Rinehart Is America,
greatest woman humorlst.
She wrote Seven Days" the story
that SET two continents IN roar.
Ana WHERE THERE'S A WILL" Il
even funnier than "Seven Days"
"WHERE THERE'S A WILL" is 10 nj,
serlally in The Evening World beginning
Monday. No.. 10.
Don't forget the date, MONDAY, Nov N,
That's the day you will begin laughias.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
AIR FULL OF CHARGES
AND DENIALS IN HOT
FINISH OF CAMPAIGN.
Hsnnessy goes TO the Dis@rict-At-
tornsy with . second batch Of
Information looking to the indict-
ment OF Tammany Graftsrs.

Asnpcssy goes TO the Dis'rict-At-
tornsy with . second batch OF
information looking to the tndict-
ment OF Tammany Graftsrs.
Hennes1y quotes from . confession
he alleged he got from 0tilwell q
threat that he (StilwslD would
put Murphy In jail.
stiiwsii says Aennessy lies in quot
Ing him as having uttered certain
statements attributed TO him.
warden CLANCY Of Sing Sing resigns
hts position 80 that he may be
FREQ to rsfuts Hsnnsssy's state
msnts about the 0tuwsu confess
sion.
Hsnnsssy mentions the name OF
Warden 1ailon OF the Tombs 40
the man who was the referee in
the dispute between Judge No
Call and Inspector Mclaughlin In
reference to . campaign coutrabu-
ton.
Of such an incident ana declares
some other Tallon must be meant.
Mccall again makes . bitter attach
on The World for its exposure Of
his record ON the bench.
l9itchsl says II elected he will give
no preference to any political
party.
Twelve tickets are in the Asld In the
Dronx, ana the leaders each are
shouting victory.
The evening world., 1913-10-29

John NJ. HelOny. n Syrian, who lives at
No. Ia Clinton street. Brooklyn. APP
cared in the Adams Street Court to-day
against hts former sweetheart. Miss
Victoria Leach, who Is seventeen and
who lives at No. 200 Fast Fourteenth
street, Manhattan. The ex-swain
charged that his fance-for so ne said
Miss Leach had been-had taken $500
worth Of jewelry and money from his
room when she visited him there re-
Gently. The girl pleaded not guilty. She
was held in $1,000 bail for further ex.
animation.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
BRAINS OF TAMMAnY
CALL WILSON 4 BOSS
Intellectual Giants of Wigwam Also
Put the President Between
Republicans.

The Intellectual giants who compose
the campaign banners for Tammany
Hall strung one in front Of No. ITO
Broadway to-day. The banner read:
who said bosses?
What about w. r. Hearst?
What about Theodore Roosevelt?
What about Woodrow Wilson?
What about Sam koenig?
What about Norman Hapgoodf
Bosses All! Poor Mitchell"
After one hour the banner was dra wn
In. In about half an hour II was dis
played again In tho mean time some-
body in authority had persuaded the in
tellectual giants aforesaid to remove the
name OF the President OF he United
States from it's position on the banner
between the names Of Col. Roosevelt and
Samuel Koenig.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
CHURCH APPEALS TO WILSON

KANSAS CITY. oct 2?.-The Ma
tional Council of Congregational
Churches to-day In a resolution APP
pealed t. President Wilson and men,
hers Of Congress to call "a halt In the
Swelling expenditures FOR the para.
phernalia OF war" The resolution. how
ever. was not adopted without opposi-
ton.
The evening world., 1913-10-29
lilEv PRAISES CLANCY; RE
0RETS HIS RESIGNATION.

ALBANY, oct. 9.-Warden Clan,y
may be retained as the head OF sinv
Sing Prison. His resignation had not
teen received By John d. Riley, super.
intendent OF the State Prison Depart.
ment, to-day, and there was a persIs-
tent rumor that 1t would not be &C.
cepted. Mr.. Riley issued a statement
indorsing Clancy's administration
strongly.
II regret that Mr. Clancy has fem
dered his resignation as Warden Of Sing
Sing Prison" he said. 81 infer fr,,
h,s abatement in the oaner. thar ho docs
an for political reasons. Such considero /.
,,ors v,,I have ma weight With m.
"Mr CLANCY was M ann,,ntod for
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mandsa nv ,,ror,rsn, man a 4. ho,,g NV
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