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Evening star., 1920-04-04

pali1ious services at the L. " -.
Home will be conducted TINS aI.er-
noon by the grand naen enap,sin tpe auspices @
Hugh T. Stevenson unoer the
of the Grand Lodge.
The visitation by the Grand Lodge
officers was made to salem Loose' Nv
%, Thursday evening
Past Grand Master John T Hum
nhreys will be the speaker Iuesuay
evening at the visitation 10 Moun.
pleasant Lodge. 18th and Kenyon
streets northwest the omcers' anr I'M
f1irection of Grand Instructor frann
M Roller. are said to be nearing the
century mark in proficiency. Nople
Grand Thomas A. Robbins EXTENDS
fraternal welcome to visiting mem
hers. This is the home iodge OF Dep-
uty Grand Master Bert V. "oiie'
The second degree Will be conIerreo
at Union Lodge Monday evening oy
degree team from Federal City Lodge
under Grand Representative John n.
Wood. Prominent members or the or
der have accepted invitations to be
present. The lodgeroom is located at
ais Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Deeree work will begin at O'CLOCK
At q brief meeting Friday evening
the officers of the 101st anniversary
committee completed details for the
celebration Monday. April 26. at l. o.
@. F. Temple The general committee
ts composed of representatives from
the various branches of the order.
Esther Rebekah Lodge. No. 5. en-
tertained the residents of the I. O. o.
F.. Home Monday evening. The pro-
gram consisted of music and recita-
tions. followed by a trick entertain
ment by Mr.. Newberry. Refreshments
were served The next session of
Esther Lodge will be held April IL.
"Old fashion night" the country
newspaper and spelling school will be
followed by an auction OF supper
boxes.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge. No. 2. at it's
next session will confer the Rebekah
degree on ten candidates under the
direction of Capt. Daumer. The de-
gree will be followed by an entertain
ment.
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"Listen Lester"

John Cort will bring to the National
Theater next week. beginning Sunday.
his colorful musical comedy. Listen
Lester The play has met with un-
usual success because it contains
singing that is melodic. dancing that
is sensational. lines that cause laugh
ter and a cast of clever fun makers
that give joyous distinction to the
play. The cast is headed by Ada Mae
Weeks, assisted by Fred Heider. Ruth
Mabee, Joe f. Brown. Allan Edwards.
Emma O'Neil. Earl Higley Grace Yea
ger. Rene Brown. Grace Park. Doro-
thy Duncan and the Four Entertain
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. 3:

Miss Roberts; "Nocturne in Minor.
"Etude in c Major" "Etude in D
Flat" "Mazurka in A Flat" and
(Chopin). Mr. Levitzki: 1.-THE Clock"
(SachnovskD. "Colombine" tPoldow-
skid. Inter Nos" (MacFayden). DE
or Ark's a-movern" (arranged by
Guion Rose). 'Dawn in the Dust" Miss
Roberts; "Etude" Scriabine). "Troika'
(TschaillowskD. "Staccata Etude" CRU
binstein). prelude in G Minor" (Rach-
maninoff). Concert Arabesques on
Themes of the Blue Danube" (Schulz-
Evler). waltz" (Stainer). Mr.. Levitzki.
Mr. Roger Deming will be at the
piano for Miss Roberts.
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Janet Richards Lecture.

Miss Janet Richards will give her
last talk of the season on public
Questions. Home and Foreign" to-
morrow morning at 10:45 at the
knickerbocker Theater. when she
will make a general review of the
most interesting and important Ques-
tions in the worlds work to date. BY
the use of large maps these talks are
rendered helpful and enlightening.
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John Cort is to star Willard Mack
next season in an original play.
Loretta Sheridan has become the
prima donna of MY Golden Girl"
Maude Fulton. author OF "'The Brat"
has written another play. which will
be produced next season.
Eva La Gallienne and Sidney Black
mer will head the cast of Not So
Long Ago." by Arthur Richman.
Ivan Caryll. the English composer.
is writing a musical play for Charles
Dillingham;.
"Florodora" was revived at Allan
tic City last week and opens for a
New York run tomorrow night.
The Shuberts are to make a pro-
by Kilbourn Gordon and Ward Howe.
Pablo Casals, the worlds greatest
cellist, will be heard at the National
Theater the afternoon of Monday,
April IL.
Lenore Uric has appeared for the
15Oth time in "The Daughter"
The piece will continue through the
season in New York.
Silvio Helm, composer of THE New
Dictator" is writing the score for
MY Vampire Girl which will be pro-
| duced next fall by Max Spiegel.
A play entitled "The Ouija Board" !"
flled with thrills and sensations. had
it's first production last week in New
York. Crane Wilbur is the author.
| Charles Richman. the we'll known
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Columbia Lodge. No. 126. Tuesday
had q formal installation Of it's Off
GERS. Past Dictator Black acting as
deputy supreme dictator. The follow
ing were inducted into Office: Die
tator. w. A. Stahl; vice dictator. e. c.
Green; plelate. A. W. Gath; past die
tator. T. ]. Lanahan: treasurer. r. F.
Beatty: trustee. A. B. Moore; secre
tary. H. c. Hopper.
Treasurer elect Black. having to
leave Washington for an indefinite
period, by unanimous consent retir-
ing Sergeant-at-Arms r. F. Beatty
was appointed treasurer. Both Die
tator Stahl and retiring Dictator Ian
ahan made addresses.
Out Of town visitors included
Messrs. Joyce. Woodbury.. N. j.: Jo-
seph Morrow and A. ElianEer Of AL
exandria, Va.
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Three Live Ghosts"

Max MARGIN will present Frederick
Isham's comedy. Three Live Ghosts"
at the Shubert-Garrick next week.
commencing Monday evening. Max
of Glass" The Eyes of Youth" and
"The Woman in Room 49," and Fred
erick Isham, the author of Three
Live Ghosts" is popular fiction
writer.
The cast includes Beryl Mercer,
Charles McNaughton. Olive Reeves
Smith. Cyril Chadwick. Mary Servoss
Arthur Metcalfe. Mercedes Desmore,
Sidney Blackmer. Emmet Shackle-
ford and Frank Monroe.
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Lombard Ltd"

Rich in comedy, gorgeous in cos
tuning. brilliant in dialogue and pos
sessing wealth Of highly humorous
and novel tions. "Lom-
bardi Ltd" will be presented by oliver
Morosco at the Shubert -Belasco Thea
ter next week, beginning Sunday
night, with Leo GARLIC as the star.
This fun and fashion success has won
countrywide reputation in the last
two years.
Leo GARLIC, the original star and
creator of the role Of Tito lombard,
the fashionable Italian dressmaker
will be supported by Grace Valentine,
Ethel Wilson, Hallam Bosworth. Har-
old Russell. Winifred Bryson. Ina
Rorke. Charles Wellesley. and all the
beautiful manneQuins who have con-
tributed much to the success OF the
piece. Mr.. Morosco is sending the
original cast and production.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Greenwich Village Follies.

"The Greenwich Village Follies."
whimsically described as "a revusical
comedy of life in New York's Quar-
tier Latin" will begin a weeks en-
gagement at Polls next Sunday night
1t has been heralded as a unique re-
vue. in which artistry and beauty
prodominate. The authors are Philip
Bartholomae and John Murry Ander-
son, the music by A. Baldwin Sloane
The cast includes Frances White. Ted
Lewis. Ada Forman and Al Herman.
with an ensemble of twenty famous
artists models"
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Rathbone Temple No. s, announce
work for Friday evening. A class OF
six candidates was initiated at its lasi
meeting. Elaborate preparations are
being made for flag 10 be given pA
the temple April %. Tuesday might
Rathbone Temple degree team. Direc-
tor II. Elkton Smith. gave an eXhl-
bition drill for the members ana
friends of Capital Lodge. knights oil
Pythias
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KNICKERBOCKER.

Sunday and Monday of next week,
"Silk Husbands ard Calico Wives: ::
Tuesday and Wednesday. Wallace
Reid. in Excuse My Dust; Thursday
and Friday. Taylor Holmes. in Moth
ing but the TRUTH and Saturday.
Dorothy Gish, in Mary Ellen Comes
to Town
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B. P. o. ELKS.

Tomorrow night formal Easter
dance will be held, the committee IN
charge including Joseph Tenschert'
chairman. and Messrs- s BaldeFson' sson
Jones, Hollander. Fowler. Senator
Capper. William j. Evans. brown
Shelby. Kreig. King. Bright. Mce ueh
and Arthur A. Riemer. souvenirs
flowers and tokens Of the Easter
spirit will be distributed. charity
ball is being considered for next fall
at one of the large hotels.
Wednesday evening the new officers
of Washington Lodge Will be IN
Howard NJ. Peter; esteemed leading
knight, Patrick Callan: esteemed
loyal knight, Daniel Nihion; esteemed
lecturing knight, John Ontrich: treas
urer, Michael G. Mccormick secre-
tary. William s. Shelby; trustee. three
years. Edward j. Kreig. A social
session will follow.
Informal dances. by invitation only.
will be held every Thursday night.
beginning next Thursday. an e
larged orchestra under the direction
of II. A. Duce will provide the music
Innovations in the Elks' uplift and
vocational training for those who
desire to avail themselves are being
considered. ~
At limitations in future an excel
lent stringed orchestra will render
| the necessary music in the ritualfstic
work.
The following ladies have organized
under the auspices and as an aux
| iliary of the Chicago Club and will
| be at the convention this July: Mrs
A. Buckman. Mrs. II. NJ. Peter, Mrs.
| r. NJ. McLuckie. Mrs. j. A. Farrell.
| Miss Brown. Mrs. Sleeth. Mrs. F. W.
| Kneess;. Mrs f. c. Balz. Mrs. c: f..
Bright. Miss Bright. Miss Cable. Mrs
H. r. Cissel, Mrs. w. Davis. Mrs: ~.
| Essex Mrs. George Z. King. MRS
| T. II. Reid. Mrs Donnelly, Mrs. A: J.
Schwartz Mrs. F. J. Mersheimer. Mrs
| ]. L. Grand. Miss Thelma Fugitt, Mrs
r. 7. Scott. Mrs. Charles Darr. Mrs
| J. A. Balderson. Mrs. NJ. Levitan, MRS
c. l.. Flatow, Mrs. J. II. Myers. Miss
| McHale. Mrs. A. A. Crawford, Mrs. l.
| Hartiz and Mrs. A. A. Ayers
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Latin Presidents to Meet.

GCAYAQUIL. Ecuador. April L.
President Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno
today started for the border between
Ecuador and Colombia to meet Presi-
dent Marco Suarez of Colombia. To-
gether they will lay the corner stone
Of a monument to commemorate the
signing Of the treaty in July last de-
fining the exact boundaries between
the two countries.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

The annual meeting of the Grand
Council will be held tomorrow and
Tuesday evenings in the New Eb-
bitt Hotel. After the installation Of
the new officers Tuesday a banquet
will be given in honor. of Roswell
H. Starrett Of Brooklyn. N. Y. deputy
supreme regent and installing officer.
Grand Regent George NJ Evans and
w w. Chase. James F.. Eckloff. Fl. G.
Tegeler and S. Fl. Takes of the ban
quet committee promise some sur
prising and amusing features. A DEL
egation will be present from each
local council. The committee on Gre
dentials is composed of I. 8. Childs,
GIendie B. Young and II. c.. Scott.
A membership contest between the
state of Maryland and the District
of Columbia is now in progress. the
details having been arranged by
Grand Regent Thomas Harmon OF
Baltimore and George NJ. Evans of
this city.
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FINLAND
Continued from Third PageD
run serially in magazine and the
translated into photoplay.

Louis Weadock has sold Douglas
Fairbanks an original story for
film production. Weadock assisted
Fairbanks in the preparation of
when the Clouds Roll By The Hopi
Indian reservation. at Polacco. Ariz..
Is to be treated to a glimpse of the
movies through the generosity of the
screen star
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"Victory Bellies"

James f. Coooer's Victory Bellies"
will be next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater. Eddie Dale and
Micky Markwood head cast which
includes Franz-Marie Texas. Vivian
Lawrence, jeanette Brown, Bert Les
ter, Fred Rees, Lloyd and Clark and
Mile. Davenport.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF REL
MEN.

White Eagle, No. IL, will hold a class
adoption soon.
The Red Mems building committee
launched a drive for membership.
starting Thursday. The committee
has completed plans for a new build
ing and ground for the structure
will probably be broken soon.
A class adoption is scheduled for
May IL.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Valeska Suratt.

Next week at B. F. Keith's Theater
the bill will offer Valeska Suratt and
company, in Scarlet; Dickinson and
DEACON Santos and Hayes. Lester
Sheehan and Ethel Ford, D'Avigneau's
Celestials. Lily Lena. Miriam and
Wiser. Enos Frazer Topics of the
Day and the kinograms
Evening star., 1920-04-04
COLUMBIA.

First four days of the week. Mau-
rice Tourneur's adaptation of Jacques
Futrelle's story. My Lady's Garter, :,
lost three days THE Corsican Broth
crs." latest starring vehicle for Dus-
tin Farnum
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Steamer Charles Manchester.

The first river trips of the season
will be made to Mount Vernon tomor-
row by the steamer Charles Macales-
ter at 10 am. and 2:30 pm. from the
foot of 7th street. The trips will be
continued throughout the season. eX-
cept Sunday. at the same hours.
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REBEKAH LODGES.

A party of Rebekahs. including the
president and officers of the Rebekah
Assembly and past noble grands OF
this jurisdiction, will attend the an
nual session of the Rebekah Assem-
biy of Maryland on Wednesday morn
ing.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
MODERN W00DMEN OF
AMERICA.

A. r. Talbot Camp. No. 1912. ini-
tiated seventeen candidates at its last
meeting. Joseph Probst. commander
of the Foresters' team. presented a
plan for the reorganization of that
body and authority was given to car
nv it out.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Irene Castle has signed a contract
to design clothes for a prominent
Chicago establishment specializing in
women's apparel. She is not to de
sert the SCREEN" however. the design
Ing being a side line during leisure
hours, SO the reports say.
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Greater Penn Gardens.

An Easter dancing party will he
staged at the Greater Penn Gardens
tomorrow night. The oDen-air dane
ing auditorium will be used, in addi-
ton to the winter garden. and the
marble and glass floors have been re-
smoothed for the occasion.
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NEXT WEEKS PHOTOPLAYS.
PALACE.

Robert Warwick in Jesse L. Las
ky's adaptation of F. T.. Mills Young S
story. "Myles Calthorpe. |. d. r." re-
titled, Thou Art the Man"
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ADJUSTMENTS
Continued from First Page.)

Pleasure" in two acts and twelve
scenes.
1t contains late song hits. clever
bits of original business and stirring
military numbers and runs the gamut
of farce, melOdrama and travesty.
The east includes Clim Bragdon. Eide
Mae. Scottie Friedell. Margaret Os-
born. Harold Carr. Norma Barry and
George Clifford. The chorus contains
twenty -four girls in stunning cos
.umpe
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Central Coliseum.

Roller skating at the Central Coli
scum has been limited to Saturday
and Sunday afternoon and evening;
Large windows encircle the hall and
a battery of electric fans watt breezes
over the heads of the skaters. In
e,ructors are proyided for beginners.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Webster Lodge is reported to be
making excellent progress in its men,
hership campaign. The class for the
page rank Tuesday evening numbers
eleven candidates. The committee on
membership has given early notice
of a campaign for a class next fall.
Rathbone-S Superior Lodge and it's
friends were entertained Friday even
ing by Col. w. o. Owens with a lam
tern lecture on silk" Syracusians
I,odee attended in a body.
Capital Lodge entertained the Pyth-
ION Sisters Tuesday evening. Rath-
hone Temples drill team gave an ex-
bibition drill. for which Capt. H. Elk
TON Smith received many compli-
,nents. Refreshments were served.
The lodge will confer the page rank
tuesday evening.
Excelsior Lodge will confer the
mage rank Tuesday evening. Grand
Keeper of Records and Seal Gasson is
a member of the lodge.
Union Lodge conferred the page
rank Wednesday evening. Grand
Prelate Henderson of Calanthe Lodge
and l.. s. Boyd of Webster Lodge as
sisted. At the meeting on April IA
Evening star., 1920-04-04
CRANDALL'S.

The first three days of next week.
"The Children in the House. featur-
ing Norma Talmadge: Wednesday.
Maurice Tourneur's production of the
Drury Lane melodrama. The Whip.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA.

Fidelis Camp has voted to conduct a
membership campaign until June. A
booster committee was appointed to
carry on the work.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
METROPOLITAN.

All next week. silk Husbands and
Calico Wives" featuring a cast Of
notab1cS.
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least he deserves to be listed with
the real come backs The degree
work was followed by an address by
the grand master and refreshments
were served.
Master l.. Whiting Estes. in an
Eouncing the NJ. NJ. degree in Temple
Noyes Lodge. No. 80. Thursday even
ing. adds: Preceding the exemplifi-
cation of the degree will be the in
PRODUCTION of thrilling traveloguer
" ith tunic and turban.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Arcade Auditorium.

Eastertide will be ushcred in at the
Arcade tomorrow evening with an
Easter fete of unusual beauty or dec
Grafton and special dance program
by the large orchestra.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASS0CIA-
TION-MACCABEES.

The n. C.. Ofhcers' Club will give O
bail at the Raleigh Hotel April ,s
all reviews in the city participants
Evening star., 1920-04-04
FOLLY-Burlesque.

Ed Rush's Cracker Jacks arc an
nounced for this week at the Folly
Theater. beginning this afternoon.
Harry Bernard. Lew Rose and Ruby
Thorn head the cast. Others include
Lydia Berg, O. ]. Post, Blanche
Parauette. Charlie Collins. Anna
Goldie and "Faustina. the dancer.
The show is said to be full of comedy.
clever dancing and catchy music. 1ne
chorus is seldom absent from the
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Lenore Uric has appeared for the
150th time in THE Son Daughter"
The piece will continue through the
season in New York
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Silvio Helm, composer of THE New
Dictator" is writing the score for
My Vampire Girl" which will be pro-
duced next fall by Max Spiegel
Evening star., 1920-04-04
In the Spotlight.

John Cort is to star Willard Mack
next season in an original play.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

actor, has written playlet called
THE Fur-lined Overcoat." and may
appear in it himself under the direc-
ton of Joseph Hart.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Pablo Casals, the worlds greatest
cellist. will be heard at the National
Theater the afternoon of Monday,
April ~.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

at the same place, with
rasnwbile. Almas Temples Arab
Patrol is still putting forth ITS. pest
aTorts to make the successor to the
golden apple BALI Of last year
Tuesday evening. at j., the he SsM taske% wn NJ
- nfte,rward. The souvenirs provided
for the ladies' are handsome unique
and costly, and the dance program
is said to be "a thing OF beauty;
Potentate Henry LansDursn IS ieho
ing his official effort to insure that
The forthcoming ball may eclipse its
Predecessor "by big odds and then
some" he says.
Past Master william f. Dyre of
Takoma Lodge. No. ~ reeentlns the
;nnutation that he is has been"
mh.r a. comes to Masonic ritual. un-
Tartnok to establish the fact at the
.nac;ei communica tion Tuesday even
ipe> when the NJ. NJ. degree was pre-
sented, and when one OF the most
n,S,hi nntahies ever welcomed in Takoma
IoTre was present to bear witness
| amonR them Grand Master J. Harry
| cunningham, Past Grand Masters
Rem w. Murch. Lem Towers. jr.: l.
Cabell Williamson, nc Charles nan I 2: Bald,
! Coombs and Grand Lecturer Thomas
| n youne. as well as past masters OF
Potomsc. B. B. French. National. Daw-
.on Stansbury. Myron NJ. Parker, Ia.
koma and King Solomon lodges. rep.
resenting the Masters Association oi
Johns. osiris and Takoma lodges
REPRESENTING the Masters Association
of 1920: Representatives Ira G. Her.
sev Of Maine and William ]. Graham
Of Illinois. both past masters, and
neariy the entire list Of past master,
~ rakoma Lodge. After ali the mic,
Filings that were said to Past Mastel
pyre by Grand Master Cunningham
and others. it is said. there are few
lif any, who will question that a
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Unity Chapter will have the de-
grees at its next meeting. with talk
by Past Grand Matron Cora p. May
berry on The Landmarks Of the Or
der" Miss Ruby Raymond, Miss Hol-
ton, Master Bowersox and Mrs. Deal
of Bethlehem Chapter entertained
at the last meeting, when refresh
ments and dancing concluded the
evening.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Informal dances. by invitation only.
will be held every Thursday night.
beginning next Thursday. An err
larged orchestra under the direction
of II. A. Duce will provide the music.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Areme Chapter will give a dance at
the Arcade Tuesday evening and will
confer the degrees on a large class
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
ODD FELLOWS.

Religious services at the J! o. y: r.
.,onn NV the grand chaplain. Rev.
High T. Stevenson under the auspices
of the Grand Lodge.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Innovations in the Elks' uplift and
vocational training for those who
desire to avail themselves are being
considered.
Evening star., 1920-03-26
|SAYS MAN WAy.:UP
is VICE. CRATER
New York Assistant District
Attorney Asserts Official
Will Be Indicted.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
| NEW YORK. March 26.-Further ac-
ton by the grand jury Investigating
alleged vice grating" by members
of the New York police department
was awaited with keen expectancy to-
day following a statement by Assist
last night that an Official higher
than Third Deputy Commissioner AL
fred Drum Porter" recently indicted.
would be indicted at an early date.
i Mr.. Smiths assertion was made in
the course Of an answer to charges
filed with Police Commissioner En-
right by Inspector Dominick Henry,
commander Of the fourth or tender
Ioin" district. to the effect that Mr..
Smith himself had sought protection
for certain dfsofderly resorts and
through an intermediary had offered
to enter into a partnership with the
inspector in the sale of protection to
gambling houses and other disorderly
resorts.
Characterizing charges of the in
spector as wholly false. Mr.. Smith de-
clared that they had been made. at
ficial," whose pet" he said Henry was.
and asserted that the higher up
would be indicted. He said evidence
against Inspector Henry also. had
been submitted to the grand jury.
| When he was. reminded that there
| were few police officials higher" than
Deputy Commissioner Porter. Mr.
Smith said: ...
| -'I realize that fact. This state
ment Of Henry's pleases me very
much. It is what 1 have been look
ing. This will start the real big
scandal
He added that the police depart
ment at present was more rotten
and had more crooks in it than i,
has ever had under any Of the city's
administrations.' -
Mr.. Smith was to confer with Dis.
trict. Attorney Swami today with
Preference to the situation created b,
Inspector Henry's charges Mr.
{Swann's name was brought into thu
case by Inspector Henry, who declar.
ed Mr.. Smith had claimed to have the
district attorney "muzzled." because
of the latters ambition to become
| governor.
The inspectors charges were made
in six affidavits, which he made public
| with the statement that they hat
been filed with Commissioner Enright