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New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
v enielI NegEecis Travis
Inquiry; Is Subp~nacd

When STATE ComptIoiler-elect James
4. Wendell failed 70 annear Yesterday
before Justice Frederic Kernochan, VINO
IS sitting IS : mag strate in the John
Doc lnQp ry into the purchase of state
bonds, Ferdinand Peco.a. Assistant
District Attorney, asked that sub
peMa be issued. The request was
granted and a representative OF the
District Attorneys office was dis
patched 81 once 70 Albany. Later IN
the day Mr. Pocora cot III touch with
Mr. Wendell and w4s informed that
the new state Official would be in court
this morninx
Ar. Pecor. communicated with Colo
nei William Hayward's office yester-
day and was informed that he was no
longer counsel fo- MIR. Wendell. The
s@dden Withdrawal OF Colonel Hayward
brought 70 official explanation, but
it WAS said that tAe accident 10 ais
stspson iast week was responsible for
the change.
According 20 Mr. Pecora, Mr. Wen
dell viii make an effort to have the
Attorney General of the State appear
as his counsel at the hearing to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Chamber of Commerce
Backs Phone Rate Raise
+. ,: Commission Urged to Con.
sider Conditions Making In
creased Tolls Nerrssorx

The New York Chamber Of con,
merce, at its monthly meeting vester-
Gay urged that the Public Service
Commission, in it's examination If too oo
@pPiicat'on Of the telephone COMPANIES
iof hiEher rates. take into considera-
Non the existing conditions. which nav
make increased tolls necessary ia rc,
days. VI p'e-""f
The chamber also went on record :. e
iaVorlng the creation of a Federal ra-
organization council with the object If
studying and furthering plans for the
reorganization of the Federal cxecntiva
departments, to insure creator Of
clency and TO facilitate the work Of tho
proposed national budget commission.
> Dawes Warheld, president of the
Owners Of Railroad Securities urcad
ihat when railroad labor problems be-
cane so acute that they could not be
soiVed through negotiation By indi-
Vidu@ roads, they be submitted to
boards Of conciliation regionally To-
Gated throughout the country.
he regional boards" said Mr.. War
heid, may be composed Of representa-
liVeS OF the employees and OF the rail
roads, the Interstate Commerce Com
MISSION to be kept in touch with the
proceedinEs. Tie findings of the re-
gio"at board should be submitted to
0he interstate Commerce Commission,
and by 1T to the National Labor Board,
" Ni'n such suggestions or recommends
IonS as the commission may see Int to
make
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Roy, 9, Alone on Voyage

Vasa Prihoda, violinist, of Czecho-
Slovakia, who had been playing in con-
cert in Italy and South America, arrived
here yesterday from Rio de Janeiro on
the Munson Line steamship Huron. He
VIII appear in this country under the
management of Fortune Gallo
Also on the vessel WAS William G.
Key, nine years old, vino travelled unac-
cempanied from Brazil He was born in
Hudson, y. Y, and was taken south by
MS parents, who make their home in Rio
dc Janeiro He was met By an uncle,
who Will send him 10 school in this city.
The steamship Susquehanna of the
United States Mail Steamship Company,
arrived here yesterday from Bremen
with l36 passengers. Among them was
Dr.. Chain Heller. professor of Ian
guages, who attended a rabbinical uni
Yersity at Neisbaden. He said he con-
the Bible
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Mother. i'm Divorce
Suit, Faislts as Son
Turns Against Her
'Illii;ecn-Y Year-Old nov TeEIs
Of Parent s Relations Will,
Ho%rde1' and Declares ssis
Love for He 4 Gone

WHITE PLAINS. Nov. 4-Followin,
testimony Of her thirteen-year-oid son
Emanuel, that he 10 longer liked hi.
mother because o. her friondly rela.
tons with male boarler in ,heir home
Ms Betty Graft Ash. tainted in the
court room here to-day.
Her husband. Sidney Ash, president
OF a AanA4ttan toilet ware manufac.
turing company, had asked the courr
Tor an absolute divorce. naming Ber.
nard Grueger, an atnlete, as co-rc.
spondent
Although the acts complained of by
NJ. Ash were admitted the Jury re
tprned verdict in ovor Of Mrs. Ash
and dismissed the COMPLAINT.
Justice Morschauser ruled that Nh
ASH mad condoned his wife's o.fense
and Tor that reason Was not entitled
10 a decree.
DuT.ng tae afternoon session, when
SIR ASH descri0cd the acts OF miscon-
duet IN detail his wife again tainted
nd was removed to- another room.
Mr. Ash in his complaint alleged that
als vie had been 1oc friendly VITA
!>lueg2r after he had rescued the Ash
iamliy 1rom drowning IN Long Island
Sound
kruger was taken into the Ash home
n New Rochelle he said. and while
there pursuaGed Mrs Ash to close with
lla 20 taufornia. On September 20.
.ssA c1atinUVd, his wife suddenly re-
turned and begged to be taken hack,
eNalHtntng 1sa- she mad made g fright
-ul mistake and was sorry. Four Gavs
later he s-.p. anti he 1ad forgiven
her, she informed him that she had
returned mere. 70 obtain his forgive
ness and trus bar has contemnlated
acton for divorce. This accomplished.
Sain. she lat 0fmcl i IA sae still
loved kruger and was again going to
leave nina
When he changed her with deliber-
ately framing him, he said. she replied
that ii he did start action against her,
she would make "anot1er Evelyn Thaw
case cut Of ~
Mrs. Ash's son. student at Peekg-
Alll Aii.itary Academy, thea took the
Tell Us what YOU saw your mother
~'?' he was asked
Il saw mother missing and hugeine
.'r. kruger he rep d.
Dld you rcnons ra.e with her."
Yes. tod her il was not right and
hat She ought not TO DO it."
Dld Iou dislike your mothel' for The
way she was treating your father e' the
10y was asked
Looking his mother in the eye. he
1t this point Mrs. Ash tainted. She
Was taken jnto the private chambers
Of Justice Molschauser and revived.
in her own behalf Mrs. ASH sworc
THAI her husband had repeatedly
struck hey and had ordered her to get
rs much money ont Of Kruger as She
could. She said she went TO California
20 get position because Of her hus-
bands brutal treatment Of her.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Z@yas Lead~ Gomez hv $1,000
In Provinces Outside IsaAana

HAVANA, Nov. 4 The Coalition
candidate for the Presidency. Dr AL
trcdo Zagas, is leading General Come,
tho Liberal csndidato. by ma .ority of
1871 votes in the five provinces out
side OF Havana. with AZ precincts
rassing, According to the figures given
cut by the Central Electoral Board.
TIE Liberals have d majority Of 2.1l4
in Havana province, with 10l precincts
missing.
These figures are based on tele-
graphic reports to the central board.
Dut are not considered of;c.al TIE
ch-cial result VIII not be announc d
Ortil the beard has tabulatsd ,he a.
teial sealed returns, received By mail
trAm each nreclncr
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Army Orders
From The 7'ribane's Washington Be~cGu
WASHINGTON, Nov. Army or
/ or. i.SiinI IL. g l1n.r..

From The Tribones Washington Ba~eau
WASHINGTON, Nov. Army or
dcrs issued to-day follow:
Guartermaster Corps
CNne. It. W N. to Paris
19WIn. ~ col w B.. - Boston
Mc'iary. Cept g. T.. 10 camp Boyd.
b@zire- Cart G. /. TO Nashinrton.
larHer }.,i,.f capt. A. w, to Fort F. han Allen.
sehillo. Capt j. +. TO camp BOYD.
Alrur". 81 1T. y. f.. to Camp tioiabird
Sanford, "a IT, X. H., to Camp Holabird.
Uonorahly disrhargee--Nay. Burgess +. s. =.
Capts. Woibcrt. E., Shea, I.
Infantry
Campbell Nal B. Il. to Camp Pike
Neleker. 2d 1T. G. A.. 10 Camp l.ee.
Mieielwait It. {. b, to Aicatra1.
Nickel ~. l.. to Aleatraz.
FeFnsGSf5h osr. sort NJ Il; r. to Washinston
harrett. Maj r. j.. 10 Hot Springs.
Houpraoiy DISCHARGED -Cart Thomas H.
T.; t.,s. Logan. r. G.; Hunter, 6. NJ.
"a 1t. Kline .. J..
Ordnance Department
Honorably DISCHARGED Palmer. e. II. :.
IT. hie Mahon, O. W. III 1t. McNlchol,
g Medical Corps
Ray.ey. Maj. \. J.. % Carp Benning
ii eugs. .etiJ dis harseG Maj Lisenman.
Cepts- BISHOP y j.. lVoods'
r.. liei'sr, 5. III, Its. Collier f NJ
v ellis. L i. g. to Honolulu.
,]2.l.5' ]1,,'.5 "a apt A. NJ, to Fort j.. \. Russell
~. ,iar,ls'4l Nap1. = G.. t. Fort Rrown.
n alnes, capt. .. L.. 10 Forr Clark.
Blaine, MAJ. r.. to Fort Huachuca.
James. ri Ii. VI. NJ, to Fnrt Brown
Judge Advocate Generals department
ta.'l' X. Col l.. L., TO foboknn.
Bacon, capt ". T.. 10 Hroboi0en
Honorab!y discharged ged-klns. Maj. l..
Corps of Engineers
NoTes Capt ". j.. to Washington.
HIll. 1t. il. c.. 70 Camp Travis
Hoaora biz discharged Burns. capt J. NJ:
Iris -h.cr, 1t. T.
Air Service
Melnto7h. Mai. N. H. to Dayton.
i}laee Il. =. c.. to Mitchell fiela.
sche.nerhoin, Capt. 5. ). Y. to Ross
nsaorabiy Discharged - schqrmerhorn.
Capt. s. S. Y.
United states Army
Honorahly ehargea--Grsy Mai. ] C.;
- H.. Gyesls, Ii. r. E' U9ivcn. ' III IF.
A-, Murphy. 1t. t. :.
leftigHel -.'apts tedNela W F. inf
y liheinl. e. r.. inf Carnaaff y ".
Judge AIv. Gems Dept.
Miscellaneous
Winston, I'd 1t. j. Ii, f. A. to Camp
eleaNer. 1t. 7. l.. {. =. C.. to Fort Ham
Honesably ehargea-NaeGeo. II. r. =.
- -. I'll LIS Foncs. T. -. 'fars g..
,eci<. r. A, Tank c.; loo, T. y, F. A;
4ter. j. T., Net. -. CaUts. ooG,
a.. san. c.. Beck. H. L.. SIG. c.. Maj.
Lawson. II. H. sig. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Negroes Flee n;o' Area
Q,,ict Prevails IN Florida Town
Y hesr. I.yneil!ns {ooh Piece

ORLANDO, Fla. Nov. 4. Reports
tonight from ocoee, near here where
an Election Day race riot caused the
ceath OF two white men and a num-
Ter Of negroes, indicated tina. quiet
prevailed and that practically all
negroes and left the region, nearly
all OF them afoot. as there was no
exodus b. rail. The white citizens have
tcgun harvesting the citrus crop owing
% the lac}. Of negro labor.
1t developed to-day that Fstelle
Perry, widow of the negro who was
lsnched, and whoee demand that he
be permitted to Vote was said to have
lrecipitated the riot, and her daughter
we're wounded during the lighting.
They have been sent to Tampa by the
actnorities for treatment and to avoid
further Disturbance
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
s345,571,399 in
Budget Estimates
Sent to Aldermen,
7l.38I,9 ,9Il Increase Over
1920 Figures. but Boar.
of Education Asserts Its
Fund S32, 100000 Short

Final figures on she budeet Tor 1921,
submitted for transmi ission to the
Board e Aldermen today, show .ha.
New York VIII spend s345,57l,399.77
during the yea.
The budget for 1921 IS s71 .ssl.914.54
in excess Of that on which the business
OF the city was conducted during me
pasv year 1t is contended by the
Board Of Education chat its allowance
IS S32 600 GOO short Of enough 10 Keep
the schools in efficient operation
throughout the year. Money for thar
purpose must be added to the c;ty's
expenditures through the sale Of rev
enue bonds.
Increases in the contemplated e.
are shown in exerv Ge0a~t-
ment Of the municipal government. IN
J tenn sei tao!e Of appropriations, WIKI
the increases over last years allow
@Eccs. follows:
baaser final budget 1899 baase.
SO. 9i.lsa.se ss1a.t.e.ssa s4ss7.oisaea 5
stsss 4s5.l. ss.oio.ess.ss sais.5o4.1o
oss saa.a4 5.24le9o4i 2o9.soo.lo
+ 'nss tnunt -
2.il$.91S.8a a7S6.530.io 372.6.lss
Queens County
49,. otf 161.177.i7 lo5.5l.,e
klc hlAond county
--+..1V.ls 2JS.295.0t - 455-s
Total counties
..o,.,sS.da Sfp.07e.5ze as t'3st.6a4e5
Yotal. ci's and calnt5.S--
So 81. IS - >y2s 5so.2le.5o s5s.sTsss7.73
S.5ss.i5e.a7 -@.otl.1sa.27 5sso4 o2s9o
Grand totals
s-7s.6Ss.4s5.1a ss45.57l. sa9.77S7lss1s145.
The budget may .e decreased bu.
cannot DE increased during is consid-
Grafton by the Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
E'iio- Il Ordered II Hail:
h"iused 10 3etray News Source

CHICAGO. Nov T. Because of his
refusal T. divulge his source Of infor-
nation ard me name Il MS Informant
~ connection with aa alleged bribery
loF the suppression OF a divorce SUIT.
]" en.'f i1nneean. ,0gnscirg editor
q TIE Caicaco journal vas ordered
committed . the cou..v ial for a
reMoa net t. exceed six day.
=. e erder. issued b. J-dxe George
r. A8sh. cf ne Circuit Court. was
a.5e- en- arp'ication of counsel for Mr.
lnregan. Mr. Finncgau. however,
"nl-e not being actually imprisoned.
VII be subject 20 any cal OF the court.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Not All British }Finers
Back on Job Till Monday
Railroads Expected; 10 Resume
-Norn,ai Service; Two Months
20 Rcach Nc.,,1c.

LONDOE. Nov. 4. Werk is not cx-
pected to be fully resumed IN the coal
m.nes. closed down by the recen.
the railways also are expected 10 in
stitute normal service RESTRICTIONS on
lighting, il force since the beginning
q the strike, are hhely to be removed
tonight. ouU the limitations on the
supply Of household Goa, probably W.
be continued fer the ncN Two Neess
Reports from tie cosi tie ds to-Gav
concerning the mems rapid return to
work were optimistic. bU- many OF The
mines cannot start fully until Monday.
Il Is believed it VIII take two months
fer all the industries affected by the
tle-up to get bacl. to normal
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Girl Iruant DeGc- Court
send lie 10 jail # Eoa Want
To- Nhc Cries: lie DOES

beeSie Lcckitt. sixteen years old. &c.
mao IN Municipal Term Court yestev.
day Ven Magistrate Alexander Brougs
sentenced her 10 pay fne Of 81 or
serve one doy in .ai because Of her
allure to attend school.
Sentence me il ~op want to-" she
SAID "ou. how j. ",r VINO has to
Nots and help SUP ar Ger family go
iag - 80 II ecnool. ," .sne was commit
4enoS - serve enc DAY.
Mrs, Lens P0teln.ck. of os Vest lfoth
'fes-. Tas fouad ruilty of violating
me cemPaisor education law ~ thai
he had refused t. send he fourteen
- .''f-oid uenter. Code. 10 schoo'.
Sne created such a disturbance after
9elng g.ren one-dsy sentence that sae
had TO b. removed from sae courtroom.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Lowell Asks 81 900, coo
More for Harvard Fund
Additional SUM Needed 70 Cover
Increases in Salarii y ilich
Have Been Granted
Yycc.rl D:~oqtcl 10 Yj.s Tfibuu

Tl-'.lII II. u - NJ IVN7If
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov 4.-P1esi-
dent Lowell, Of Harvard, in a statement
to alumni az the 9eoQeriag OF the uni
versity's campaign for an endowment
fund of si4,250,o00 said that although
little more than $4,000, coo had been
subscribed, q couple OF million dollars
more are required t. cover tie IN
croases in sa.aries which have been
granted to the teaching staN.
The increase in salanes vas the first
need. the President said Afler that
WAS, becoming more and more acute, he
said, must be considered. Another Mi
lion is nected, he said, as a mobile
fund to be ae.d ready sor use in ca q
Il ~ eat opportunity WAS offered the in
stit,;ticn, which could rot be cared for.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
70 Seized In
100 East Side
Liquor Raids
basement they reported that only soft
drinks had been found
Continued from page One)
Warehouses To Be Emptied.

l..
drinks had been found.
Warehouses To Be Emptied.
Former liquor dealers learned yes
,tfGaF that 1t is the purpose Of The
rederal authorities to permit the with
c'""a from bonded warehouses be-
lore 10 March next of the bulk of the
4o'oUU,Ou0 gallons OF liquor still held in
oohd and that group of men already
nave provided sufficient capital to han
ole the distribution. 1t was said that
'he stringent provisions against per
hitting liquor to 20 on the market for
otner than medicinal purposes are to be
ignored, so that the end Of the Demo
cratic Administration will find the
warehouses practically empty.
When the Nolstead act went into
effect, last January. 72,000.oOo gallons
q Ilquor were reported in bond. Since
then the quantity has dwindled to 40
coo O0O. valued at Si00.000,00O About
"2.o0p,000 gallons have been withdrawn
under government permit.
Charles r. O'Connor, Federal di-
rector for the state. in charge of the
issuance Of permits, said Yesterday
that IN the last eight days permits for
withdrawing ll,T0O cases Of whisky
had been issued in New York He said
this was negligible considering the
OF the hospitals and druggists
In August. the issuing Of permits
was shut down entirely" SAID Mr..
q o'Ccnnor "Snce tnen We have lifted
the ban trifie, but now only about
10 per cont Of the liquor formerly
withdraHn is permitted to be taken
out
MIR. o'Connor declared that he had
heard Of no intimation that the Demo
Ai. Oh was going to per
nit the Wholesale withdrawal Of
aOnded uQucT
Jail TENS Promised
Federal Judge Edwin L. Garvin, IN
opening the new term Of the United
States District Court in Brooklyn yes
te1day. announced that he would pur-
sue policy Of imposing Jail sentences
upon persons convicted Of dealing in
liquor.
4 want to dispe the idea that
offenders against the Nolstc4d act VIII
be let eff with fines said Judge Gar
YIN. The rule hereafter VIII be jail
scntences.'
Reports were current in Brooklyn
yesterday that a shake-up in the staff
cf enforcement agents was expected.
It was said that William D. Allen, en-
forcement director, had obtained eVi-
dence that many agents were working
in league with saloon men
Tie election Of Judge Miiier has had
the oifecd of alarming those engaged
in LIQUOR traffic, according to Federal
cfcia.s Judge NNler's campaign
statement that he would seei, the re-
peal Of the 2T5 beer law AVID would
require enforcement Of prohibition has
bcea res onsible for agitation among
the liquor 1ealers, especially rs the
Republicans Will control the Les sla-
iure ..rs.i H.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

guarding the iiquor. were arrested.
Reports to the military authorities
rat soldiers were concerned in the
theft Of the WHISKY brought the mill
sAsv into +hc case
shorty before The rid there ras
nisf9 hght between two parties OF men
IN automobiles or the road Issdo9 %
cao'H. one man is reported toshaTe
eeen shc-. One OF the groups = sup.
posed 70 rave been hootleggers, but
NE IDENTITY o. tnc others could not be
Obtained
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Flies 1875 Miles an How.

PARIS Nov. 4.-Captain de Ramanet.
the French aviator. in = SpaG- II spano
'rp'ane, to-day few oas Ailomster At
speed Of 500 Ai.ometers approx i,,a-,lv
lo3 miles an hour THIS broke the
worlds record cf 9a2 - kilamerors.
made two weeks go by Sad Lecointe,
the winner Of The recent james Gordon
Bennett Cup race.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05

Prom The Tribpn's s Washington B,rccu
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Navy or
ders issued today follow:
I}.ai.esiee. Ens. Y. y. TO Bostor.
Buehholz. Ems. Il. I. A, to L S :. Mime
aa-as'.. Ems Z. E. to L. S. $. Reuben
c'afke. Gun. D. II. to Newoert
nunsan. capt p D. to Washington
@araon., 1t. -. G. " A.. u [. $. 5.
Arap1h0e
.laes H. J: T. to Tu'una.
heaa.iia, II. Q. O., to L. : $ Eouben
~ Faflane It. Com. $. L. to L. S. s.
Msyo. Com. G.. s.. to U. S. :. sstterlse
slcl MI, Ems l.. r. - 4. = s. l,el.st.ao.
Nqrvis Cap,. W, q New voit
farfer Gaa J to L. S. se..eFsat.
lro-s ms \. H. 10 H. : Bta4ch
Ryan I0. i. j., to 4 : T. 0h,o
Il Z. - Minnesota
'he v'oa LIT. q Il. to l.. s $. Con
Smith. IT.. Com. W ". to Wellington
henson, Ems. ". A.. to L. $ $. Che
stoetNn. Ens. I r. to L. $ s. stur,eva:t
stone. 1T. y. q. H. 70 IT, : : cole
Wooster. 1T. $ II. 10 M,C'aaE Fieii.
,...I.,., i'..e',', t,s. t,,. 4 ~ T. Shsnp.iu.
/, 'i-ieaoh !-i-s- 4. H.. to L. :. r. ls ll i;l-ss
n 5...i..it9n i3ns H. g. to T. = $ cha,np,in.
ti4-4n, Ems g. c., to L. : < Cham III.
!ilnt Els. T.. T.. 70 L. $ s champ..,,
,.eaaahl. Ems l. ". to T. = ,-}s,~,,fi,
Patterson. Ems G. A. to L. 5 $ Chew
MN. h'.,s ". NJ. - L .. S. Williams
" .nter. Ems F. C.. to L. $ = IN ".
becker. 1t. Coin. }. f., 10 Boston
howard 1t. c. L., to L. : = Neches
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Recover So 600 l., " laisI1v
Soldiers Arressed Wen Stolen
Ei9uos l. F0uo1

BALTIMUNE. Nov 4.-Nt1I1n w1i-'
valued at more than $4,000 was H.
covered by . detachment of sol
elers an,- c.ty detectives at an isolate
cabin few miles en- ~ the city ear,
to-day. SiN men. Eve Of whom ar
soldiers at Camp Ho,abild, who wer,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Wari,,c Orders

From The Ir'brae's NaaAin4ioa B,srecu
WASHINGTON Nov 4-Ararina Cor,s
orders issued telas follow
lynch. - II. g. s. to =. f.
Jy1-.. IN. H. CT r F.. - - nrie D. r.
W..1!tns. "a It. ". j., to Cuantieo.
f.llia AAs. +. X TO heaAquarto ors
H sofe MAJ. r D.. to I'd l3r.s -. r.
T., '.e. an. q G. 10 !st IriI. Havti
t'fI's. Capt ~ g.. 10 North Island
lev S. Caps. A. r. 70 Washins:on
se' Cant. \ II, 70 I'll Brig IL r.
Cl..3"stson. -d II. " r.. TO Nreh1l T7toid
" ells. Aai. g. H. 70 he4dq4arters
Mess rsiaitA' Cap. +. h. detail as asst
l.-A ltissfar revoked
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
O'Galiaghau Succeed, 1s',Sv;rey

CORK, Nov. 4-Deputy Lord Mayor
O'Cailashan has been elected Lord
Mayor ia succession 10 the la-e Ter
renee MacSw.ney.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
HettricIl Called It Legal

He here told Of the activities OF the
international Cut Stone Contractors
Association, with headquarters at IN
dianapolis. While admitting that the
orEan'zation WAS operated 10 keep up
prices. Ne denied there Was anything IL
legal about it,
"N fa fhirtv-dve years experience. ."
as''e' NJ nreraver, didn't You know
your plan Of dividing business and fix
N1as contrary to law ."
"Hettrick told Us i was all right"
Put you know il wasn't all right
"Yes.'
''You are sorry?
"' n nv sorry Mr. Untermyer,
very sorry"
..u oelevea Nettrck when he told
va that you could duck ard dodge
around the law by this plan Of his, and
now you are sorry -
Very sorry"
Further eXam;nation brought ont the
alleged details Of the operation Of
Nettrick's "Code o. Practice scheme
The mem hers sent pink card to Het-
trich Indicating 5id CT Job of which
they had been informed. Hettrick sent
hack word. j, was testified that the
bid was to be lowered or increased or
that it was approved Then the mem
her sent Hettyick white card. it was
said. which was practically final bid.
Han!ein here said the international
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
Check Put in Nvidence

Il went to the Building Trades Cotn-
with the cash which had Just OBJ
tanned from a check written out fol
this amount by Mr.. Shapiro. met
Joseph Moran. a delegate OF the counci.
and representative OF BrindcN, there
offered him the S5o0. He didn't want
10 take It, Du, later said ne would take
the money under protest If Brindel'
later DECIDES il isn't enough, you'll have
to give more, he told me- We went
back into q dark little room. after locN-
Ing all the doors and pniling down the
shades. and gave him the $500.
AS | was leaving Moran insisted
give him personal Givyy. had to &c
out and cash a check for $50 to give
hlm the money!
The cneck was dated October 3, and
was produced in evidence.
Moran told ne ir I didn't come
across all the men would be pulled OH
my joins, added Kamen
ing.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
| n.tcA St.,tcs Army
Navy Orders

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iers issued today follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-26
HINES REVIEWS
ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON. Feb. - --AcromplIsh-
ncnts Of the railroad admini stration
Wrrc reviewed t"m5E ht ut the last dinner
uf the executives before government
control ceases March |. Discussing the
deficit of several hundred million dol.
lars which IL has cast the government
To run TIA" transportation system, pi-
rector General limos said.
Had the atlruHGS proceeded during
tn" war under private control They
would haV" boo subject IN just ns heavy
nWrraScs IN operating "Ap"us"S rs the
government encountered u"rhape hcaN.
~. for they W"uid NOT have h""u ahI"
to effect many economies p"Ssihl" under
y central adnuulstra' ion"
Mr.. Hines expressed the opinion that
the new railroad bill distinctly broaden
ed the public aitltud" -todward Tho ear
ricrs, in l"EalIZinr practices formerly
outlaw"d bidding h,s ASSISTANTS rar"-
well, II" declared that the railroad ad-
miniStration had hcrn tn" most efficient
organization OF it's kind ever gathered
Together In SO short a time.