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New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Hughes Report ON
Aircraft Scandal
Called "Colorless''
Advance Information Says
Conclusions Will Not Be
Sensational
democrats JUO1l0nt
President to Make Text Pub
lie as Soon as Gregory Sends
Statement to Him
(Spec~l Dispatch to The Y,15uNe)

NtopCCM1 htSpdtCN 10 me if1ONfFI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-"Flat!" was
;hc iubilant Characterization of the
Hughes aircraft investigation report
to-day by an Administration adherent
who had been made acquainted with
the general nature of the report. The
White House announced that the report
will be given to the public ten minutes
after it is received from the Attorney
General. 1t will not go to the White
House until tomorrow morning.
The above quoted authority says Mr..
Hughes does not even censure any of
the responsible aircraft officials and
that nothing criminaily scandalous has
been uncovered except in connection
with some petty attaches at the Curtss
plant at Buffalo. Compared with the
Senate Military Affairs subcommittee 8
aircraft report, Mr. hughes's conclu-
slons are represented as being decided
ly tame.
This morning the public read most
reassuring news as to the present out
put of Liberty motors and of De Havi
land planes. and shipments Of the
latter to France. Tomorrow twill re-
ceive q rather colorless and entirely
unsensational report Of the aircraft
"scandal"-at least, it appears that it
will be such in the eyes Of the Admin
istration supporters.
Between the two. it is suggested, the
public will yawn disgustedly, and judge
that the whole aircraft sensation has
been made out of nothing. and infer
that aircraft production, which gen.
orally has been conceded TO have been
bungled, has done pretty we'll after all
Postmaster General Burleson and
Joseph Tumulty, secretary to the Presi-
dent, had a conference with Attorney
General Gregory this morning. 1t was
soon after this conference that the eX-
ultant announcement WAS made that
the Hughes report was harmless. and
would be shot out of the White House
to the press as soon as it was received
1t also is reported that the nature of
the document was outlined to the
President yesterday.
In the ordinary course, it is believed
that the report would not have been
made public Tor some weeks. The sub
mission OF the report only ten DAYS
before the election caused it to op-
crate as challange to the Adm1nistra-
ton TO make it public promptly. At
any rate, 1t was freely predicted few
days ago, when II was the general i'm
preston that the report would be a
would not be made public until after
election.
At that time it was expected that
it would be reviewed by John D. RYAN.
chlef OF the air service, just as the
Hog Island report is being reviewed
by the Shipping Board. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Ryan has not been CON
suited or even informed of the nature
of the report.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Infant Industries
Get Helping Hand
From u. S. Senators
Committee Plans Preferen-
tial Treatment in Excess
Profits Tax
Farmer Fight Impends
House BLENDERS Expected to
Oppose Inclusion of Indi-
viduals in Levy
Farmer Fight Impends
By Theodore M. Knappen

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Senate
Finance Committee to-day extended q
kindly hand to the infant industries
that have been born since the pre-war
period. 1t was found that the House
bill was more considerate of the old
and seasoned businesses tnan it was
OF the war babies. The House gave es
tablshed industries the benefit of their
arc-war average business as the basis
Tor determining war profits, but with
the infants it was case of only 10
Der cent deduction of the invested
capital, leaving all the rest c. their
profits to be taxed so per cent.
SO the Finance Committee decided
;nat in addition to the usual fiat de-
ductioa of So 900 the belligerent in
ANTS should be allowed deduction
oi an amount that bears the same
ratio to their net income as the aver
age deduction of like industries of
prewar origin bears to their net in
come. But in any event the late
corners are to have their 10 per cent.
In view Of the decision to apply the
war excess profits taxes to individual
and partnership businesses, it was
decided to-day to strike out the occu-
pational and professional tax of $40
on all businesses whose gross receipts
exceed $4,000, or SIS if it be a whole
sale business.
AS farmers will not be subject to
war profits taxes, it is predicted that
the friends of the farmer in the
House, who saw to it that he was not
even made subject to the occupational
TAX. will make hard fight against the
inclusion of individuals and partner
ships in the excess net. incidentally,
it is remarked that in making all bust
ness subject to the war excess profits
TAX the Finance Committee has for
once gone counter to the position
OF the Treasury Department, which,
through Assistant Secretary Letting
we'll, argued before the Ways and
Means Committee in favor of prefer
ential treatment for non-corporate
businesses.
The committee ratified it's action of
Yesterday in regard to the taxation OF
insurance companies. and adopted
number of minor scattering amend
ments.
The failure of the proposed Con-
gressional recess has altered the En-
nance Committees plan to continue its
sessions more or less regularly until
the re-vamping of the House bill
should be completed. The committee
will meet tomorrow and Friday, if
quorum can be mustered, and then will
adjourn until after election
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Five Yankees Win
British Decorations
In Russian Fighting

ARCHANGEL, Oct. &c (By The As
sociated Press). Five Americans have
hen awarded British decorations for
gallantry in fighting along the Voloeda
Railroad front in connection with the
Russo-Allied advance in the vicinity
of Oboserskaya on Sept 20. The FOL-
lowing are the citations:
First Lieutenant H. J. Costello, 387
Union avenue, Bridgeport, Conn
machine gun officer. is awarded the
military cross. He displayed great
gallantry and devotion to duty and
showed great initiative in handling p
difficult situation. By his example and
action he undoubtedly enabled our in
fantry to repulse an enemy counter
attack
Second Lieutenant L. p. Keith of
6045 Kimbark Avenue. Chicapo vas
awarded the military cross for "ereat
mind" VI
Corporal NJ. G. Grahek, 24o1
street Calumet, Mich. is awarded the
distinguished conduct medal. He han
died Lewis gun with great coolness
under machine gun and shrapnel fire
After ms platoon had been forced to
retire, he returned under a severe
snrapnei IRE to bring in wounded
comrade." Nu
- Private c. A. Miller. 4so Hamb,;n
Street, Battle Greek, Mich. is awardea
the Military Medal. He also handled =
Lewis gun with great coolness and
bravery under heavy machine gun and
shrapnel fire. anu
Private j. Driscoll 1o47 East Palmer
street, Detroit, is awarded the mill
tary medal for great gallantry and de-
votion to duty. In the face of heavy
machine gunfre he worked his machine
gun IN covering movement of the
franco American troops TO the bridge
at Verst 45S. BY his bold action and
determined resistance he greatly helped
in heating off counter attacks
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
100000 for Fund Drive
From Du Pont Director:

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 3o.-The du
Pont Company has declared divi-
dend for the benefit of the United War
Work Campaign, which begins its
drive for Sl70,000,00O next month. The
directors to-day ordered that divi-
dend of 1 per cent be paid November
IL. the day the campaign opens. This
will make total of about S600,0OO
. A year ago the company declared Il
Red Cross dividend OF l per cent. and
in the second Red Cross campaign it
declared u dividend of 9 ner cent
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Mrs. Leeds Loses Lake Suit

The Court Of Appeals yesterday de-
cided against Mrs Louise Fl. Leeds
wife of Warner M. Leeds, the tinplate
KING, IN long fight she has made to
retain possession OF small lake which
l3 ll3 rms part OF her country estate at
Manhassett, L. l. The township bronoht +
action some years ago to comuol Mrs
Leeds to tear down a fence she had
erected around the lake and throw IL
open to the public. The Court of An
peals orders Mrs. Leeds to have the
fence removed and to open the lake to
the public
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

Union Upholds Wilson

The Amalgamated Clothing Workers
or America issued a statement yester-
day denouncing those who have criti-
clsed the recent utterances Of Presi-
dent Wilson regarding peace. The
statement branded all such as mill
tarists and named as conspicuous ex-
amples of those opposed to peace for
fear it would prevent this nation from
becoming military one. Theodore
Roosevelt, Henry Morgenthau and
Senator Poindexter.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
What Is Going On To-day
LIGHTLESS NIGHT

LIGHTLESS NIGHT
WAR SAVINGS STAMP DRIVE
Free admission to the Museum Of Nature, u;..
Mctropoitan Museum of Art American isn't SI,'. Z.
seim OF Safety and tho Aquarium "u
Luncheon OF the New York in1rmarv eor 1u.,..
.a.a, and Children Hotel McAIpn, 80 D. m. women
Adqrfss lrsss by y soRn D. Rockefeller jr.. on The
OF the Rotary Club of New York. Hotel McAin,n
u so. p. -'AeH'ipii''
Convention OF tho American Manufacturers. r,nor
ASSOCIATION. Waldorf Astoria. all day: dinner
?. "'iiiei'
Meeting of the National Society of New ENGLAND
MN',"' Women, waldorf, Astoria 2 y. m ''"'''
MSSl,hg Wal5g O. ,he American Power Boat Association
Waldorf Astoria, D. m.
ASyqess WnSsr by IEril Maude on The War Work OF
monal mona Hasue for Woman's Service. Hotel Bit
Address by Nnhiamur Stefansson on ''Nfv 1Hve
Years in the Arctic" Carnegie Hail. $50 y m
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Boston Brewer Is Held
AS an Alien Enemy

BOSTON, Oct. so. - Ferdinand Won
Scholley, a German baron and prcsi-
dent of the Burkhardt Brewing Com
pany OF tins city, was arrested to-day
by agents of the Department of Justice
who said he was a dangerous enemy
alien.
Won Scholley served as an officer in
the German army for twelve wears
According to Department Of Justice
agents, he said he was born in Switzer
land, but is naturalized subject Of
Germany. He is fifty three years Of
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Huns Spread Epidemic Lies
Especial Dispatch to The

ISpectdl D,spdtcN TO TIE Tr7bunc)
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-The State
Department was informed to-day that
German agents at Guadalajara Mexico.
have published statements locally that
the number of dead from the influenza
epidemic in New York is so great that
bodies of the victims are lying un-
buried in the strects+
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
The: Weather Report

WASHINGTON. Oct. so-The trough Of ,ov
PRESSURE "shch has persisted for several days in
'ne Mississippi valley has advanced to the midd.
Atlanuc states and forms a tlist,rbana ~,
east ,ensity with rapid movement
cooler weather has overspread tho norh ~, alla
nyan az Iegon General rains have fallen in The
oM.' LOW tahe region the upper Ohio valley the uiati.
a ana southern Atlantic states and Northern Nav
. Tho weather will clear early Thursday ,porn,ne :,
,ne Atlantic coast districts, with consdarahiu i,i
eSs 0HsI tepeF5idgs far FTs Fair cool weather nd
the Washington forecast district q" pa"s o'
coast iron cape Hsny ''l to fsstoor on Ms tns Atlantic
rnrpss Fe5ss's ns0 oT Special New
Southern New England; Rain and cooIer r..
daT Eastern sm0FJss Tsw fyir 3a- e0n{inusd c9o ''
to.da5 preceded by rain on the coast; to-mor NOR
District Of Columbia and Maryland cearins ms"aTe arc;
Cooler today, tomorrow fair "'i'
LocaI oncla' Record: Tie fol,ow,ns or,...,
record from s Weather Bureau shows tempeSs 1nsia
parison VIII the corresponding date nVufs oi ; II com
. NJ. ''ds ds lSia 4 1918 1917
z a'"H &c II . g s. s. :, s$: a. :; !?
ll5o lowest Ga degrees tat 1858 2assrse' a. m 'st
average, Oh degrees, average Same date last year
~ degrees average same date for thirty -fh1s..
Years 80 degrees. 'A'ee
Humidity.
s a m.,.. as p. 10 SD pm 90
Barometer Reading,
a m. 2oSi p NJ. 70 so s p m % -
r.,l Local f9reeas.mr.ry w cloudy and cooler day.
wlnds shlilluY 10 west this forenoon ''01'
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-CHARLES c. KLINGLER ct al,
as executors, plaintiffs, against JOHN FAR
LEY ct al. Defendants
IN pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the above
Of October 1918, l. the undersigned. the
Referee in said judgment named will sell AT
public auction at the Real Estate Exchange
Salesroom Nos. l4-16 Vesey Street in the
state of New York, the 10Th day of No
Nember. 1918, at IL o'clock noon on that da,-
by Joseph T. Day, Auctoneer, the premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold, and
therein described follows:
LII that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land, with the dwelling house, situate on the
southery slde OF Twenty street. in
the Borough of Manhattan, City of New
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
BEGlNNING at point on the south
erly side Of Twenty seventh Street, dis
tant westerly hundred (10o) feet from
the southwest corner of Second Avenue and
Twenty seventh Street: running thence
southerly. parallel with second Avenue
ninety eight '99( feet. nine 90 inches TO the
centre Of the block between Twenty sixth
and Twenty-seventh Streets; running thence
westerly, parallel with Twenty seventh
street twenty l20) feet; thence northerly
parallel with Second Avenue and through
the centre of party wall, ninety-eight (9S)
feet, nine 60 inches to the southerly side Of
Twenty Street; and thence eastcrly
along said southery side of Twenty seventh
Street. twenty GOD feet to the point place
CT beginning"
Dated New York, October Gath, 1918.
WILLIAM GRANT BROWN Referee
ROBERT G. BIRKHAHN, Attorney for Plain
tifs, NASSAU Street Borough of Man
The following is diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold its street number is 24O East
27th Street:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
a st 27th Stree
Centre line OF Block.

East 18th Street.
The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
five hundred and eighty-lve (s135S5. .Oo) Dol
lars. with interest thereop from September
1st, 1918, together with the costs and al
lowances. amounting to -Four hundred and
eighty and 65l00 (s4S265) Dollars, with
interest from October 10, 1918. together with
the expenses of the sale The approximate
amount of the taxes assessments and water
rates or other liens, which are to be allowed
TO the purchaser out of the purchase money
or paid by the referee, is s347.65 and in
terest.
Dated. New York, October Gath 1918
WILLIAM GRANT BROWN, Referee
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

PAUL C.--In pursuance or =,
order Of Hon. John p. Cohalan., a SUI n
rogate OF the County OF New York. notice
is hereby given 20 all persons havin~
claims against Paul G Prentice, Iafe e,
the County OF New York. deceased W W
present the same. with vouchers thareot
TO the subscriber at his office and nj, 90
OF transacting business, at 81 Broadua,'
Borough of Manhattan, City OF New WI
on Or before the lst day OF May. 1919
Dated, New York, the 18th day Of oc
toner, l9la. ~
EZRA 7. PRENTICE.
,,,rc :, c-o,,, Administrator.
Attorney for "a dministra
81 Broadway. New y orA Clu.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ORTO LEI
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW AT LAKE MAHopAc
Camp type; stone fireplace: very conveniently
orsted. with permanent water rights s3l50: or
VIII sell. furnished. $3.50. COUNTRY HOME
LEAGUE. 40 West 32d ST. Mad. So $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
BIRTHS

HAMMERSTEIN-To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Hammerstein, the second, son, October
20. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
Clas ssified Advertising Columns
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you later, Tho notice will reach over
100,0 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAVN CEM E'rEEf'
sz3d ST. BY Harlem Train asd - s''
Lots of small size sor sAis. ,
once. 20 East sd ~. =,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
John P. Conalan. Surrogate OF the
County of New York:
NOTICE. is hereby given to all per.or,
having claims against Grant r. schley
late OF Far Hills. n. j.. deceased. to pre-.
subscriber. at his place of transactins 10 h. Ing
ness, at the office OF his attorneys. Messr. sr..
Street. In the City Of New Yorl.. on or h..
fore the 18th day OF November next
Dated. Ne" York. n. X. the Sth dav ~
May. 1913.
KENNETH B. sCHLEY
Ancillary Executor
SIMPSON, TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Cedar Street. New York, n Y
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

GIRLS WOMEN
WANTED:
AMERICANS PREFERRED:
GOvERNMENT WORK.
ASSEAlBLERS.
BENCH HANDS
CHECKERS.
DRILL PRESS,
MILLING MACHINE.
TCltRET LATHE.
OPERATORS.
INSPECTORS.
INTERNATIONAL ARMS l. FUZE
COMPANY.
Bloomfield Ave. and Grove st.,
Bloomfield. N. j.
SUNDAYS. Q A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
WEEK, DAYS. EXCEPT SAT-
URDAYS. FROM A. NJ
TO 8 T. NJ
Mr.. W. CONLEY,
District once. A. NJ
10 4 P. NJ
zoe West 23d ST..
-,ew York City
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31
SUNROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John p. Cohalan. a SURROGATE or
the County of New York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
BlRDSEYE B. LEWIS, late of tho Countv
of New York. deceased to present the
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scribers, at their place Of transactng bust
ness. at the office OF their attorney r
Frederick Eagle. No. 100 Broadway. in the
City Of New York. on or before the o2nd
day OF March next.
Dated New York. the 11th day of Sen.
tember 1918.
DAVID H TAYLOR.
FREDERICK 7. BLAKEMAN.
]. FREDERICK EAGLE, Attorney FOR
Executors, No 120 Broadway. Man
haitian, New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

local tcrceast;-Partly cloudy ana cooler t. d,,
waton is Q; ram tp-morroy tar strong south
wlnds shilling 10 west this forenoon s'o11'
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON
orable John P. Cohalan, a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York, NOTICE is here
by given to all persons having claims
against SARAH A. DE LACY. late OF the
County OF New York, deceased, to present
The same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber at its place of transacting business.
No. 80 Cedar Street, in the City of New
Y ork, on or before the 22nd day Of March
leXt.
-ember, 1918.
UNlrED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY, Executor.
PATTERSON, EAGLE GREENOUGU &.
DAY, Attorneys for Executor. 1so
Broadway. Mamhattan New York city.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

Highest Temperature yesterday. ~ degre,. Is,
II so a. NJ lowest. Ga degrees tat IL :0s a m
average. tH degrees: average Same date last yesr
~ degrees average same date for thirty thre,
Years 30 degrees ''i' u
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

MGUIRk-At his residence. North 9Th az
,.ounc Vernon. ola October % Frank w
McGurk aged SO years. Funeral from On,
Lady Of Victory Church Thursday. 2 80
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

Local 0nIcla Record: Tie fol,,u,r,
record from tha Weather Bureau shows nnaI urlsia
lures during tho last t"enty-four hours in Com
parison with the corresponding date Of last vear
New-York tribune., 1918-10-31

CRAWLEY-At Montclar, N j.. on Wednes-
day morning, Catherine D. Crawley, wife of
Peter Crawley and mother of Mary Amelia.
j. j., f. M. and P. S. Crawley. Funeral
from her late residence 33 Harrison av., on
Saturday, November ., at 10 o'clock.
Solemn requiem mass at Church of the
Immaculate Conception, 10: 80 O'Clock.
Automobiles will meet train arriving at
Montclair. Lackawanna station, 10 10 a. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
CZY KABARE,
TOWY BEDZIE IA
WETOWANY2
WETOWANY

Aid, Link stanai ma czele tych,
kt6rzy starat sic beda nakionic
burn. Thompsona do zawetowa-
MIA ordynansu, przyjetego niemaI
jednogloSnie ma wtorkowem Po-
siedzeniu rady miejskiej, ktory
znosi kabarety Cd 1go maJa, "a
braniajac tahcow i przedstawien
wodewilowych w m~iejscach, W
kt6rych sic napoje alkoholiczne'
sprzedaje.
Aid. Link o5wiadczyi, re Or
dynans ME rwzglednia proSby
stanowej rady obrony o znles!e-
ME specyalnych zezwoleh ma "ba
ry".
Samuel insult, prezes stano-
wei rady obrony, obecnie bawi
W Kalifornii. Otrzymano cd ME
60 telegram, v ktorym zaprze-
CA, jakoby miai sic wyrazic do
p, \. ]. Cermaka, sekretarza u
nitcd Societies for Local Self
Government, giownej organiza-
Cyl ,,mokrych'. IL wiadze federal
ne pragneiy, azeby kabarety 20
staIy milestone. P. insult twier-
dzi, re omawiai Z p. Cermakiem
tylko kwestye specyalnych zez-
wolen ma barry" ! zabaw tanecz-
nych, jake sic Z takimi ybarami
odbywaja.
PAM ]. T. Bowen, prezeskn
Stowarzyszenia Protekcyi ola
Maioletpich, take slowom p
Cermaka zaprzeczyia. PAM b.
wen lest take czionkinia stano-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
MIEJSCOWA

wei rady obrony. PAM Bowen
byla obecna ma konferencyi p.
Cermaka z p. Insullem i twier-
dzi, re mic innego ME omawia-
no procz specyalnych zezwolen
ma barry, co ME ma mic wsP6l-
nego z kabaretami. Me wspo-
mniano take nazwiska sekreta=
RIA marynarki Danielsa. Wspom
niano tylko list okrezny sekre-
TARA woiny Bakera, wyslany
do stanowej rady obrony, w
ktorym ten prosi rade o pomoc
we wykonywaniu ustaw federal
nych w sprawie sprzedazy trur;-
kow upajajacych z%oinierzom |
majtkom.
Aid. Link oSwiadczyl, re ordv,
mans ka6aretowy jest dobry, !ecz
ME jest wystarczajacy.
P. Cermak utrzymuje, re na
k~onferencyi Z p. Insullem oma-
wiano tance wogole W kabaretach
w salach. oraz warunki, jake to-
warzyszom wyszynkom. GO zaS
do wyraznej prosby o zniesienie
wyszynkow, p. Cermak utrzymr-
je, re prosbe te otrzymaIl bro
warnicy c~hicagoscy wprost cd
sekretarza marynarki Daniel'a
ktory postawif take ultimatum'
IL albo kabarety beda zreformo'
wane, albo tez wszystkie wy
szynki w promieniu pieciomilo'
wen beda milestone.
Niekt6rzy alderman ssdza, &c
| ,~.mokrzy" wyprowadzili rade
miejska W pole, dajac i'm mylnlg
do zrozumienia, re wladzom te-
deralnym chodzi tylko o kabare-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28

Ga6ayeh sxsIbisrzy a~seiagae1ys
0yhajScyeh "a kieszssis Atwowtse.
syoh. ME ma DzIENNIK CHICAGO
OK nj swydh sspsltaoh. DO SAVAGE
prAeujs ola dobrs iudu. OsEukAhess
,.fire sales" stanowese - DzrrNNL
Iu cHlcAGoSKIN ~aEiassaas ~
Ot0 noeS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-28
A HBEDZIE ODSUSPEN
DOWANY: MOVIE "a
RZUTY.

Komitet administracyi szkol,
mel Z rady szkolnej wczoraj PREY
jail rekomendacye, azeby nauczy-
ciel Oscar M. Heath, ~oskarzony
o wydanie nielojalnego pamfle-
tn, by4 odsuspendowany, gdyz
zarzuty przeciw MENU maja bye
bezpodstawne. Natomiast prey
jai takze rekomendacye, azeby
Heath by} o~skarzony o niesubor-
dynacye, bezczelnosc i postepo-
wanie, ME licujace re stanowi-
skiem nauczyciela.
Jesli Heath zostanie odsuspen-
dowany, otrzyma Gala swa pen
sye cd dnia 1890 kwietnia, 1917
r., t. j. daty suspendowania. Pen
sya ia wynosi $500.
Poprzednia rada szkolna, kto-
rel Loeb byb prezesem, uznala
zarzuty przeciw Heathowi "a
sluszne i suspendowala go jed
nog}osnie. Loeb wczoraj ME
milosiernie zdenuncyowa} komi-
tet "a rapport, uniewiniajacy Hea-
tina. Prezes Davis odebra} mu
CLOS i ME pozwolii dalej movie,
SZAJKA ARESZToWANA
Jako rezultat rozmowy telefo-
nicznej, pods}uchanej PREY pomo-
cy specyanego przyrzadu, CITE
rech detektywow urzadzilo O.
blawe ma pok6j W hotelu Over
land, pnr' 241 East 91sza III. i
aresztowalo szajke re siedmiu O.
sob: p1ec1u mezczyzn l dWoch ko
biet. So to notoryczni rabusie
i rozbijacze kas ogniotrwalych.
Jeden z aresztowanych ma bye
kupcem, przez kt6rego rabusie
sprzedaja towary zrabowane.
Aresztowani nazywaja sic: J.
Crawford, D. Earsman, W. Gil
hooley, ]. Gilmore i NJ. McCor-
mick. Kobiety nazywaja sic:
Ethel McCauley alias Mary An
son, Spiewaczka kabaretowa, o.
raz Mary Anderson. Ostatnia
wypuszczono ma wolnosc'