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Evening journal., 1920-02-19

tions TO eliminate some OF the pro-
visions. Supporters OF the report. how
ever. were conndeht that it would be
approved.
A. b. Cummins. chairman OF the
Senate conference committee. denounc-
ed That the report would be taken mp
In the Senate az soon as it was sent
over from the House.
Outstanding points Of The measure
as finally agreed upon are:
Compulsory submission OF labor
disputes TO 3 permanent federal
board appointed by the President
and composed OF nine members,
equally divided between employees.
eemployers, and the public. No
provision Is made for enforcingthe
boards decision.
Adjustment Of rates by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission so as
to yield carriers a return OF 10
per cent on the aggrec te value OF
their property with another half
OF one per cent for Improvements.
Distribution Of half the mel rail-
way operating inrOme in excess OF
per cent. Of the property value.
equally between the carriers re-
serve fund and the federal railroad
contingent fund which win be ad-
m'nistered by the commission for
the assistance OF weaker roads
Government guarantee TO rail-
roads against deficit during The
n~st six months after the roads are
turned back.
permissive consolidation OF rail-
roads In accordance with a general
consolidation plan 10 be prepared
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Appropriation OF s50oO0000O to
be used as revolving funds from
which 10 make loans 90 carriers I
and pay claims growing out OF
federal control Unexpended funds
now in the railroad administrations
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
CORN FIX"

SIT right down and use a fsS
drops % Corn "FlNM In 10 min
utes that stubborn corn or csiiious
which has crused YOU 80 much
agony viii be gone absolutely,
q you win just follow the simple
directions.
Can you beat that for quick ac-
tion7 Com "Fix" contains no
ether. coil0dion or salycilic acid
nothing 10 eat the good flesh and
make the foot sore. You don't
have 10 soak or cook" the feet
night after night. It's all over In
q few minutes.
There Is no mystery about Corn
FIX" It's a sensible remedy that
works-that's all II your dealer
cannot supply you send us Csc. In
sfamns and We win NEIL you u
bottle direct.
40 nk a cold IN q hours. and 10
t1ieeuar1 yourself against the
-ILI use Laxative COLD FIX
TABLETS. made from an oIl-fash-
loned formula and hard 10 haatt Tho
formula is printed on every box.
Does not contain any Cuiuine. Get
large -tc box today and Keen
them handy for an emergency. "a
dose IN time might save you nine
Your money back II either one fails
% help you. CORN FIX co Inc
Newark. y. J.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

There's no reason why a person
should tlke sickenng, saliyating cal
nmel when a few cents buys large
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone--a per-
feet substitute for calomel.
It is pleasant. vegetable liquid
which will Start your liver just as
surely as calomel but It doesn't make
you sick and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because II is per
fecllY harmless.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Trust Me! Try Dodson'S Liver Tone!
CaIomeI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guaranteed Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
ing calomel. Don't lose days work!
Calomel is a dangerous drug. II {

Calomel Is a dangerous drug. II IS
mercury and attacks your bones Take
dose Of nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose a days work.
Take a spoonful Of Dodson's Liver Tone
instead and you will wake up feeling
great. No more biliousness, constipa-
tion, sluggishness, he dache coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug
gist says If you don't nnd Dodsoh's
Liver Tone acts better than horrible
calomel your money is waiting for you.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

DON'T stay stuffed upl Quit blowing
and snuflingl A dose Of "Pape's Cold
Compound taken every two hours un-
I'll three doses are taken usually breaks
up cold and ends all grippe misery.
The first dose opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages Of head; stops
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

ened war" the bill provides. would
be centered in the commission.
which would have powers similar
TO those now exercised by the rail-
road administration.
Besides giving wider powers TO the
comm ssion, the bin would also in
crease the membership from nine to
eleven and raise their salaries from
$4,000 10 $4,000 year.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

nose running; relieves headache. dull
ness feverishness, sneezing. soreness,
stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance. Tastes nice. Con-
tains no quinine. Insist on Pape'sl
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

An astrological forecast shows that
the coming two weeks will be favor
able for all mercantile and domestic
pursuits found in the Want Ads.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Actress Faints When
Freed of Theft Charge
Us. Eleanor Johnson. of Old
'florodora' Company, Accused
OF Taking Sl.25O Ring

Mrs. Eleanor Jonnson. an actress.
said. to have been one OF the original
members OF the Florodora company.
fai nted yesterday when jury in Cen
eral Sessions acquitted her of a
charge OF stealing a diamond ring val
ued at $3.50.
Mrs. Florence Hawkins, wife OF &
heatrlcal manager, living at 800 Wes:
Nintn Street, testified that Mrs. John
son had had an opportunity to steal the
ring while her guest. She said she had
not seen the actress take it bur be-
'leNed 10 other person could nave
done So
on 5he witness stand Mrs. Johnson
SAID she Vas innocent and did not have
TO resort TO grand larceny. She said
She Was forty eight years old. She
appeared to be much less. Mrs. John
son vas dressed in deep mourning and
stood in tense attitude while the
foreman Of the jury delivered the YER
dict.
THANK God,' she gasped, looking in
the direction Of the jurors
A moment later she collapsed while
attempting 70 leave the courtroom. She
Vas soon revived ana left the buildjr,,
q lew minutes afterward in laughing,
mood. 1T was a strain,' she explained.
but | can't help laughing no4: i. j.
my nature -
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Police Trap ? i'll Bomb
Plot at Hackensack

Ten policemen under commsnd OF
Chief Martin J. O'Shes, OF Hackensack.
and Captain Ben Turner. of Psssaic.
\. j.. concealed themselves in 8 lot
facing she home OF Joseph di Brigio,
q building contractor. at % West
Broadway, Hackensack last night ana
awaited the coming Of bomb throwar.
scheduled to appear about o'clock.
Bomb tips are net uncommon in
Eackensack but they don't always pro-
duce interesting resu IS. This one aid
Shortly after s o'clock the police saw
an automobile approach and two men
get Ut near the di Brig hme. After sur
veying the grund Closely. one Of the
men, the police say. drew a package
from his coat and placed It on the
ground. The police Immediately sur
rounded the two men.
The Up on the bomb explosion had
been sent 10 Captain Turner Di Brigio
told the police that he had been threat
ened oy rival about FIVE weeks ago,
but had shown no anxiety. Captain
Turner's informant said the di Brigio
home was TO be blown up. The pack
age carried by the two suspects was
lined with chicken feathers and in the
center was a bomb. about twice the
SIZE OF a baseball. the police say 4
fuse. three feet in length. was attached
20 Il.
The prisoners described themselves
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

"Commencing with the proclamation.
in .arge. hlack face typa." he says
'scrawled across the rop Of This article
appeared Crime Wave Growing; Many
Crimes Withheld From Records These
statements are wholly false and obv.-
ous used for poll propaganda
ag-lr@ tne responsible heads ei the
present cl.r administration, and the
following examples OF the fa!sitication
Of the records of this department, &C
companied by lying statements. is suh-
cent TO destroy eveeg vestige Of proba
included in the wh0oe two pages ard
serves to expose -..> dishonest purpose
OF the writer ancs his prStical boss:
The Art:cls Ia sely states that 10
rzests were '.aGe t9r the hstl.ng q james
tr2t errest .wass mao.
II: fash. stated tSat 10 arres,s ware
'aaas for ne ,Sii.ing Of R9bes; Collins on
are that the perpetrators OF th.s murder
was ssrested and died While in prison
III falsely stated tina. no arrests uere
made IL the case OF Lea Branch on Jan
uavY !. it-0 When the ruth ip and the
records shows that the psrpetrator was
arrested md convicted and eentenced to
serYe twe-t. Years 70 a life sentence n
The artcie falsely stated that 10 az
veste- Duran on January s. 1920 nhen
the ruth IS and the records shows thai
- arrest syaa made. and The grand jur,
isNed 70 inh!ct the accused after ylea
II 5ustilhb bic homicide
III fai ely stated that 10 arrests were
l.ade H.. re Killing Of Mar SlgnorelN on
Jaruar5 -, la2o when the truth is and
y" r"cofa shows. that Two arres.s vere
:..,1" FOR his murder
"fle artlclo falss.y st4t.s nat no ar
rests ~~re aasds for tne Nl.li-g % SALIVA
-.Tt SEQ ~ on January -. go, wheu
the truth is and Jhe record shows thai
n stfas Hs- made and the accused
''i-' hsrs aitor I plea of tustihable honl-
eide.
IT falsely s,atsd that 10 arrests rvsr,
mad fov the klilins q Hcnrietta Clara
on Ja.l-.s- - 1890 ~hii~ the truth is
that the pe-.etrAtor is known and IS :.
fueiti.e from justice.
III falsely stated that 70 avrcs- W.
.i.ade for mo killing oi Willis III Sh~cnau
ON January tu. l9-0. wheu the truth IL
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
curing car IS EQUALLY IN

chase Of touring car is equally in
deiensibe.
There is undoubted necessity in the
Police Department for fully manned
force and N ample supply OF horses
and those necessities stand conceded
by the allowance Of the appropriations
heretofore made. Ii any urgency exists
Tor the acquisition Of motorcycle equip
ment to the extent now presented ap-
propriations should be made in the
usual manner in the annual budget or
By special revenue bonds. instead Of
depicting other concededly necessary
appropriat our attention is par
tlcularly directed TO the fact. moreover,
rhat, IN the consideration of the 1921
departmental. estimate Of the Police
Department, you denied a request for
an appropriation for three automobiles
intended to be used by the Police Com
missioner, the First Deputy Commis-
sioner and the Chief Ins pec.or'
Comptroller Craig further SAID that
Police Commissioner Enright had ap-
Qealed personally before the Finance
and Budget Committee OF the Board OF
Estimate and requested an appropria-
ton Of s105,000 for the purchase Of
horses aud that he Vas allowed $4,000
Of this amount in the tentative budget,
which vas reduced, however, IN the
hnal budget TO sI7 800.
IN support Of his argument in favor
OF larger appropriation for the pur-
chase of horses the Police Comm :
sioAer.' said the Comptroller ON
answer to q question by the Comp
trol.er as to availability o: motorcycles
pointed cat that Ten horses we're o.
much greater utility in dealing with
crowds and patades because Of the
greater mobility Of the mounted police
over tie motorcycle under such condi-
.Ior.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Self-Defensc Plea Frees
v ife of Husband Murder

soNERVILLE, \. j.. Dec. s.-Nr-
Bernardina Moo 1. who has been on
trial here charged With the murder o..
her husband Hans, oue-,ime traine-
for Bob Fitzsimmons. was acquitted
to-day. The jury deliberated only an
hour. She pleaded She acted in sell
defence.
she tainted while testifying tod
and was near collapse wnen led INT
the courtroom TO hear The verdict az
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Only S17,5W Provided

IN lev Of the fact that only 81 500
mas been provided in the 1921 budget
for tie purchase Of horses. SO against q
rcques. for slo5 600 for that purpose
made by the Police Commissioner, am
unable 70 perceive the wisdom of de-
ducting s2,000 from the existing 1920
budget for livestock which might be
Immediately utilized for the purchase
of horses Tor the purchase Of new
touring car. In fact, the statement OF
lie Acting Police Commissioner that
me amount nov remaining in the I've
stoct appropriation VIII not be re
qulred tor the balance Of The year ap-
pears to lee uajustihed By The repre-
santatio.s Ae-e etofore made IL connec-
tion with the submission and prepara-
ton of the la9l hldget' .
When Acting poiic, Commissioner
John A. Leach appeared before the
Noard OF Estimate lat Friday and
asked for the 10000 for motor lcyclcs, he
declared that amount had accrLedin tine
appropriations tor uniforms for police
surgeons and could be transferred from
That account 10 be used for the pur-
chase of the motorcycles. he said thai
the sidecar motorcycles we've to be
Used by supervising lieurenants in
making the round- ~ night % check
mp the men on post.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

SIS Giuseppe Mcdica. hirty-five year
old, and Louis MustraSlo. thirty. thre
years old, both of Passaic. They 81
held in the Eackensack isil.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09


good.
FUNDS Handled Same as Always
Some reference has been made to
the exclusive authority Of the Police
commissioner over several unofficial
funds IN this department.. Practically
every one OF these funos existed dur;np
me previous administrations, aud they
are handled now ia the same manner
that they were handled in the past.
"Ith this exception. that the present
Pohce Commissioner has required these
funds to be audited by The C0Inris-
sloner OF Accounts or orner Competent
authority. from time to time. 4 re-
port OF the condition OF these funds
nas been published in pamphlet form
and issued TO the public. and all data
concerning them were published in the
annual report Of this department for
the year 1919. which wa recently is
sued. The facts speak for Themselves
some Of THESE valiant NEWSPAPER
Writer'S claim to have interviewed mem
Ders Of the department az to their
opinion regarding some Of their super
ior officers. This may appear to be good
"tnlcs and possibly very smart prac-
ice, bur whether these statements are
crue o. a Sc, they do not make for
good discipline. nor do they lmnr0ve
tHt morale Of the Departments
These newspapers have Convinced
aeosslves Of their oN'r transcendeut
qualifications for managing the bust
ness Of the world. including all the de
pawments Of government. but. strange
80 s4y. some Of them do rot seem to
lavc the necessary ability 20 bolster
'p the bankrupt prestige and vanishing
circulation o. their own papers. One
VI these papers has rotten real estate
B. EeV Jersey, which the 'old TO sub
nel9, aus this kind OF bum. is coa-
,iereG highly eth hical upon thoir part.
Ht ~ me Police Department We woul.
c...- I'll q confidence game.
These are critical times for police
Departments throughout the world
ol4. particularly in large centers Of
uopuiation IKE the City of New York.
There has bcen TO increase in the
orce OF this department. since 1918.
notwithstanding The ,4ct that aeally
million population mas been added
20 this city since that time The police
rob.em is becoming more complex al.
the time We have pas "a through d
2geat Wa and Ne have hecn through
tae vaf7. nait of IN arN;oes post var
per od. during al which time .ue
police force a. rnl, city has acquitted
IfSrlf with cons mi. M =. f.1a naicic-r,-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

nounced. Her friends surrounded her
and after congratulations escorted he~
10 her home IN Freedom, Hin
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
No lncrease in lnsurancc Rates

II have the writea statement Of an
oifico- OF The Casually ann Surety Com
pany of New York that there has been
no r-cen. increase IL burglary insur-
~nce rate IN tnis city. excepting that
an ..ia tlon4i -o cents ner thousand
a~s be Ii charged for po cios amount
ag 10 sie9o ol less. other cities
oi the co1utry. u wt. Clcve and, To-
}es'o Ut, Chicago and St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

there has been an increase in rates
for residence burglary insurance from
ST so to $40. and on apartment house
insurance from $50 10 $50. There has
been TO corresponding lncrease in The
general rates IN this city.
"Oi course, We al realize tina. we
are entering that hystericsl, and also
Interesting, season Tor undertaking,
roasting and lying. which always pre-
cedes Il municipal campaign in the
City Of New YORK The pride. prestige
and efficiency OF the police ard police
administration are quito un!mporraut
so long us the Mlck-rakers and their
sn;ourage Of JOB hunters are given
an opportunity 70 get the jobs"
The Commissioner issued also a dc
-ailea study q the list og unsolved
murders printed ~ The Tribune. II
Dal fishing The lis. The Tribune empha-
-ized he fact that there had been no
clut.on Of ne crimes. The list vas
compiled from newspaper records, and
where the statemeu. no arrest lsas
made the obvious meaning wAs mo
arrest chat he ped to solve 'ie mys-
terry. A 4 matter Of course, there IS
rarely Killing in the city thai is no.
followed or some arrest or other. but
u many cases those detained are soon
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
WANTED

Unusual Circumstan-
ces created by Death
have made available
the services of a cap
able woman executive
who can handle large
amount of detail COR
respondence. account
ing, etc. Is accustomed
TO relieving busy man
of everything from
picking UP a pen to
running a hotel. In
terview can be ar
7 q II 6 e d. Address
D. H., 61o Longacre
Building, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Calls IT Jnjusti6ed

IN my opinion, however. tae Use Of
appropriations, made to pay police
mems salaries, to buy motorcycles in
stead OF keeping the police force
manned Up to the maximum perm tied
by the appropri is entirely un-
sound and uniust tilted, and. undcr nc
circumstances, ! tAiaA the Use of
money, demonstrated to be needed for
the purchase Of horses. TOR the pnr-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Does Not Deny Murder.

MIR. Anrieht cites nfty-.wo instances
IL Which lie So. Inc Tribune maze
alsc statements tna no arrests w,ro
made" l. os.ly four Of these does ne
point out that the criminal mas been
convicted. II many others he cortents
AiiAself With .he statement that AN
arrest va made without seating that
i va ma.er.e! 70 The case In some
nc says "rhe pelpetrator IS hnoun and
Is 4 fugitive from justice"
Il! the four cases cited, the record
available ID The Tribune the l.s. Has
compiled wholly from newspaper files
did not show the convctions. Mr.. En-
righ. does not deny the statement that
since the drst OF 5he year tnere have
oeen moIe tnan 700 uNe0lyea murders.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Is No
Crime w ave.
SAYS E1,rish Int
FUNDS Handled Same as Always
Continued from page enc

iaete exception, has more thai, made
God
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Craig g Protests
\ seOf Police
Fund for Autos
Comptroller Opposes Di.
version of $4,000 From
increasing Force and
the Purchase of Horses
Money Already Voted
Motorcycles With sidecars
and Machine for Second
Deputy To Be Bought

Comptroller Craig wrote 10 the
Board Of Estimate and Apport.onment
yesterday protesting against the d.
version oS Police Department. funds
tor the purchase Of sidecar motor
cycles and an automobile for the Sec
ond Deputy Police Commissioner. The
diversion already has been approved
by the board, but the Comptroller
thinks that the $4,000 20 be used sor
motorcycles would give better service
applied TO its original purpose OF in
creasng the patrol force and that .hc
81 900 TO be used for the automobile
should be used, as originally inter led
Tor The purchase Of horses.
''ln lew Of the fact tina: your board
on December 8 authorized the use Of
$4,000 out &c the appropriation to
pay the salaries Of the uniformed
force" said the Comptroller, (which
is d sum suAicien. 20 have paid for
the employment OF fifty additional pa
trolmen for the last six months OF this
year, SO that the salaries thus saved
would be utilized for the purpose OF
buying motorcycles with SIDE cars. |
am submitting herewith q form Of
resolution for your consideration, pro-
viding for the transfer requested ii
case your board should determine 20
pursue the policy implied thereby
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09


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New-York tribune., 1920-06-18

continued it would have tho effect of
reducing prices in the United States.
Mr.. Guggenheim expressed the belief
that supply and demand still controlled
the situation, and that the present un-
certainties oe trade were due in a great
measure to the working out Of this law
Among others on tho Imperator were
Joseph Mercadante. president Of the
Green Star Line; Major and Mrs. John
Charles Oakes Marriott, Mrs. Vincent
Astor. the Right Rev. James r. Lucas,
Bishop of the Mackenzie River Diocese
of the Protestant Episcopal Church;
the Right Rev. p NJ. Rhinelander,
Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania, Mrs.
Louis Stuyvesant Chanler, Colonel JEFF
ferson De Mont Thompson and Mrs.
Jesse Lewisohn.
The steamship Martha Washington,
which was put into South American
service and operated by the United
Staes Shipping Board, arrived here YES
terday from Brazil and the Argentine.
with 164 passengers. including julius
Klein, commercial attache Of the En-
bassy at Buenos Ayres, and Charles
Hoover, American consul at Rio de
Janeiro
New-York tribune., 1920-06-18
Imperator Sails,
After Waiting Tide,
With 1000 Aboard
Sir Joseph Ward, EXPIRE.
mier, Calls Exchange Only
Bar to Large Trade Be-
tweenU. .S.andNewZealand

-ss Cunard liner lmperator, which
as held in port beyond her scheduled
..;line time 20 take advantage Of
.l.,s high water, left port last night
9TH $500 passengers for Cherbourg
and southampton.
Among the saloon travellers were Sir
rosenh and Lady Ward. who made a
,grried trip across the Continent after
,ssir arrival on the Pacific Coast from
Vsw Zealand. SIR Joseph. who has been
PREMIER and Minister OF Finance of
vaw Zealand. said he was out of poll
,;ss and was going to England on a
,scstion. He said the only thing just
now that stood IN the way of an I'M
msuse trade between the United States
and New Zealand was the present rate
Of exchange.
solomon r. Guggenheim. accompanied
~ Miss Barbara Gugge and Major
and Mrs. y r. Guggenheim. was among
the Inperator's passengers. Mr. Gug-
rsnheim said that laudable desire on
sbe part OF the European nations to
-eadiust their financial conditions and
the present rate of exchange had caused
q slowing up of business OF all kinds A
salutarv effect on this country, he said.
had been 10 restrict exports. If this
New-York tribune., 1920-06-18
Gen. Corgas Seriously Ill
Rallied Several Days Ago. After
Hone Had Been Abandoned

LONDON, June 1.-THE condition Of
Major General William C. Gorgas. for
merly surgeon general of the United
States armq, is much more serious than
his friends heretofore have been will
ing to admit, it was learned here to-
day.
1t is reported that three or four days
ago hope for the generals recovery
was abandoned, but he rallied. While
there has been some improvement how
ever. General Gorgas is still danger
ouslV ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-18
Excellent
Hosiery Y alues

Womens two toned Sill. and
Fibre mixed Hosiery in a variety Of
handsome colors also black and
whlte-durable Isle tops and seam
ed backs
Regularly ITS Pr.
Women's Openwork Silk Stock-I
ings in attractive designs that com
ply with fashion demand for atter-|
noon, street and evening wear. A
superior quality IN Black or dark
Brown with reinforced Isle top:\
and scanned backs.
Regularly IT'S Pr.
UnderWew Specia
IisIe Thread Combination Sult,)
tight or WIDE knee
Regular Value 1.25
Fine quality SILK Finished MuIA
We sts in Aesh--hemstltchcd tops
and shoulder strap.
Regularly 275 Eo.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-18
Women's Lingerie
l/3 to ~ OFF

A Remarkable Sale
Mems Fine Neckwear
Plenty of styles for every mans taste