The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
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Ship DIAL


Sh;p Scandal ping Board much Of
mp the inv, stivation Of the
week was centred around the charges
that r w Boiling. bIOther-in-law of
President Wilson. and Treasurer IF the
hipping Board. and Lester Sisler. for
ner Secretary of the Board. had shared
Gao 600 given by the Wallace Down V
Shipping Corpora tion for unusual ia
vors In connection with contract. Tuck
K Sands, former vice-president o.
he Commercial National Bank of Wash
ngton, was alleged to have been the go.
between
According to testimony there was an
understanding that SIS. 900 was for JOIN
Cranor, a lobbyist. and that to- remain
20 $4,000 was to be dividhd anon
'ands Cranor, Boiling and Sisler. n
1ials were made by all the persons az
used In \ letter TO Senator WaleN
Wallace Downey p admitted that he had
greed TO pay Sands $4,000. and did
nay him $4,000. but he declared that
his was Business matter and did no.
onccrn the Downey CORPORATION. bit
re Providence Engineering Corporation.
hich Mr. Downoy controls
Mr. Boiling said that there was not
n groin Of truth In the charges. and
ut the only dealings he ever had witt
'~rdS>was IN correction with a house
vhich he had butt for the banker.
Persons whose identity Is not die
rlosed, are offering reward OF $50 0oo
Tor the arrest and conviction OF tho
responsible for the explosion in Wal
street on Sept. 1e. in whi.h thlrty-ni"'
lost their lives Part Of the rewar
viii I've paid for furnishing the IDENTITY
" the driver of the wagon hauling the
.vnloeive. the owner Of the horse an
AEON, the manufacturer Of. the boml
or facts aiding In disclosing the identit
II any person imnl'cete
MANUSCRIPTS Of Henry Ward Beeche
and a valuable and unreplaceable col
lection of civil war objects we're de
stroyed by fire in the Sunday school rool~
Of the historic Plymouth Church in
Brooklyn
II became known during the week that
one of the FIRST acts of the new state
administration with Nathan l.. Miller
as Governor will be to create legisla-
tive committee to inveetigate the admin
istration of Mayor Hylan. II has no.
been determined whether the investica
ton viii be made under m extcnsi"~
OF the powers OF the present Lockv-oo-
committee though It is not unlikely that
this will be done,
The rolice OF the
Police Search city arc now maxine
80, I.;ouor arrests for viol7tions
of tho Prohibition
Enforcement Act. a definite plan Of
tio9 has not set beer made brt 4 H.
rd'rstood that n special division Of
ne force vim be aseigncd to the work
nd that each Inspector win be held
""sro' s'h'e fnr HE strict Tn rolict
will cooperate with the Federal agents
: veral Isolated arrests have been
made.
whitney Warren. well known urchi-
toct has been chosen 20 direct the re-
building OF the historic Tn veraity o.
Louvaln. which was DESTROYED by tho
German army in 1914 Tho notlhcatio.,
'ame 10 Mr. Warren from " Wdor
vice-president OF tho Belgian-Frcncli
committee for the restoration IN,
University Mr.. Warren s1id he would
'cccpt the comm ssion II he can ar
rangc his affairs TO do SO
T'st'ccs Wacnor and McAvov % tn
Supreme Court in decisions uphold the
20 - tionolity Of tho emergency rent
legislation passed by the last session at
llbany. BodN wrists hold that the
lights OF tho tenant In an om argehcv
such as tho present one must be pro-
tocted and tn the Legislature nad
very constitutional ght 10 enact the
laws
Da"'d IilrFhholG Commissioner .
A~cOruts was indie. 2 h' ~ wxtrao-di-
nary Grand Jury. which body 70 has be-
ga 'vn is lnvcsti rating tho office
p Po' ca COMMISSIONER 4 chard T. En-
vi lli shnold IS charged with 49, J.
ding g AR as S WNi man and Aeaiet ~
plstrIc' Attorney jones f. smith Tho
~ lght cnd we di7oi0e,d when former
'nsp ctor Domiuick Grnry rot sub
n - Tied People VS. Richard r. En-
i-ht"