New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-20


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'ir.' ~ nc 90 DlSTrlct' through the CO
j., ~ - laws anu an OH lcei
~ r. 0l'i.e' utF'sloh was IeFSA4eu
Tu'iis Ohe u&y. 1t was SAID 10 nave
zen soIO Oh gent!emn's agreement"
LesWeen Ohe TWO otlcers no" ordered
O9,ore coGflmartlal
-, ~" aFPilV&h0 WHO wanted TO get INTO
'Ne service IN a safe berth, but who
was oisquaAhed because Of bad eyes.
uAuefWelgnV or some other defect, 1t
was sala, would get wise, to the sys-
i Icii h ana aller conhdentlal relations
' ,@. D9'-i ols9leu, generally result
+ ','S - go - money, Inc appIcant
,o,'a.1.l ia nc lAlulaiS' .. y. r.
,'.t,so, ~ ms PAPERS aHQ' "hen ne
~ N@TiS I0f lhe me dlcal
'I''s't 'V'e' ~ D. j. +. assured the
"P iU.''l0 VI Us pel4s accepted.
,s.3 so - Jaws mao rejected
d r@crule Tor oad eyes; ana by chance
'' '',ii g''e' - &c nc D. T. counter
~ almost niUuen on tAe papers, when
ne recalled the, man and decided he was
- SOU ehoUS 81, pHElSlcal SPECIMEN to
~ IiioI4H' ne %. >. +. are said
,.,.o 80 l''S li.'.ialS oI an officer ar
0''e9'e" iecehOly'
One Gift of $4,000
Another story Of the activities Of +ho
chief boatswain arrested az Roneo NV
hurst for Illegal practices revealed
nlm as laVorlhg prominent uptown
i!tIclaill' ne -aVter mad three sons
~ee@'C4cG ~ Ole S0aVioh ana casey Is
il ei'ol 'eu 10 nav oolalhed their re-
.et'9e e"i III peceihDer, when the
,.. GO. 'S si lot I.Schgrges ana re eases
i' '.'9 ~. 10 roy 1hIS FAVOR the
)0,' - III sS @ad TO nave received
- T''me ol 9lu'oVo rom the merchant.
inc. ~ o, (o'''ii,o OCCURRENCE accord
bn2d ~ peQpae Iiflilg ~ inc heighbor-
,0~' h lor '';q n LEX TO De seen rid
lug na3 "Doay ~ n'sn power motor cars,
Ets az" ny e"JoS 'hg an 0ne oene-
i.ts OF laVIsh entertalnment from
~, ,,'.'i'liy ems yea men OF the station.
ne p0aOs"alh was arrested recently
Eng VIII be among those who appear
before d court martial at the Brook
j navy !ard
MAJOR Nun refused to make any
oihhe"e on deVelopments yesterday,
ISleiithg alI lhIefXteWers to the Navy
ilel..r."ent at Washington. Major
\, ui1 Is ulNlulng ms tlme between $50
= lo@u"ay ana inc navy yard, where
'''s an on +At me navy yard he
'ep4tlg IN close toucn with the gem
cr@t court marti9i Whicnn VIII hear all
a. fo,' ar 1's7 - 'neS are deemea
- pie
tosi1ioh OF Hlgher officers
"The Investigation Will reveal con-
ditions far more serious and wide
spread than are shown at present.
Such conditions as existed must neces
sariiy have come to the attention of
higher officers than igns and junior
ieutenants, ana they are responsible
for having condoned them, if they did
not actually profit from Them
A naval officer. formerly situated in
the Philadelphia district sand vester-
day that conditions of graft and
bribery at the League Island ward we're
equal to any revealed in New York
lie declared that Secretary Daniels
could easily find fragrant examples OF
Illegal practices.
One case, the officer said, was of
wealthy young man drafted into the
army last summer and sent to camp at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga He had been
there two months when his uncle
acknowledgements stationed at tho
Naval Academy at Annapolis, put in
an urgent request that he be trans
ferrcd to the navy. He was released
and entered the naVIy q q cnCODd claa.