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The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
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FOR SALE

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Y with woodward attached, :
n located in Waycross. It's :
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The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
LOST

LOST Army ball from porch at
1900 Prince street Reward if return
ed to Robert Evans, phone 965. 1920
s, bOST-Between Darien and Osle-
thorpe hotel, brown astrahan cape
Finder leave at this Office aad receive
reward. 7
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
TJJRBJJRARILE
DIN PORTUCALIA
STUNT INABUSITE

Paris, "a Maiu. PreSedintele
Portngsliei are de g1nd sa Dissolve
Telegramele carl au
dua yestes saceests mai spun Cd
ordinea ! re deplin restabiita in
tar1. D-rul Augusta Luis Vicera
BcAres, fostul ministru de exter-
ne, : fost insarcinat GU forparea
neului eabinst care e. urna En-
yerunlui de sub presedinta lui
Bsrnardino Nachado, care ! de-
misicnst Sambxtx Sc crede q
uolll prelnier W intruni aproba-
~ tutnrof partidelor. q 4
Att telee Crane sosite din Spa-
I.ia AptIn 81 A nrma disordineloz
4 20 hnenit . tyolntie, 81 urms
iitriii 4 a arestiti q
salto f,telneistersl
4 II lIIl|! y ~ q rk'e!'||
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
TRUPELE ENGLEZE IN
ALEXANDRIA

LONDRA, % Maiu.-O telegra-
ma q agentiei Reuter- din Alexan-
dria zice ca mai multe persoane au
fost omorite in acel oray, unde e
giptenii au atacat pc europeni. Te-
legrama adaoga Cd au sosit trupe
engleze carl au ocupat orasul.
Sc zvoneste ca revolta q inceput
Gu omorirea unui egiptean de Cd
tire un gree, care 2 dat nastere unui
atac din partes egiptenilor ii q
studentilor asupra grecilor si alt
europeni.
Ilainte de sosirea trupel0r, eu
ropenii s'au adunat in localele an
toritatilor cerand protectia lor. So
sirea trupelor englese . fost primi
ta en- APPLAUSE 81 mare entuziasm a
cStre europeni.
@ telegrana ! Agentiei Telegra
fee din Cairo rap0rteax& q mn
mnlte cadAvre sunt pc stsxzile a.
alexandria. Un rapport zies q a.
esaropeni ~ ct muiati a petre
y lisa dat foe pe strad Noeu(3
trecuta I'm eiait nj MN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

s'Dacia" din Bucuresti, publicd
o afacere f0Grte interesantd din
multele afacerl ce Sc fac IN cetatea
IM Bucur. Ci0bdnul de cdnd q de-
venit capitata Romdniei intreyite.
In rezumat:
Uh bancber, sis Bensal, inainte
de rdsbOiM e declarat falit. Auto
ritdtite, "indalgente," Il permit sd
deschisd in 19I8--f0iM afacerilOr
% alta banc4 pc namele nerestei.
7TfSoJT1 perso3sa; Et, Fepdsta 81 .
Flied. Incef meet dfacreiie incep
sd meargd. OmM sub tutela neves-
tel 81 nevasfa sab influemtd bdrba-
tnlMi, 81 dmbH GU concursul grd-
tioasei lor fetifc, incasedsd dep0si-
tie grase cate 100000, 100000,
1900 $. a. M. lei, pdnd la suma
de 100000
In ziMa de 7 Aprilie scOdte pdsa-
port pentru neUastd 81 fetita, carl
spald putina, ca "grosul. Lumca
Observdnd dispGritia principalilor
fact0ri, derine bdnuitOdre. unii isi
rectdn,d depunerile. Bensat II a.
mind ca rorba. Milne, pomdine.
Lumea Sc 0larnteazd, 81 BenzaL le
pr0wite cd Luni, 25 Aprilie (pdcat
ca ma fpse 1-iM) le dd bamH Gu ST.
gurantd, dar ONsNI ISL scOsese pdsa-
port in ziua de 30 Aprilie, 81 Du.
minicd A ,spald bMtOiuL cM un du-
tonsobH pdnd Ia Giurgiu 81 trece
IN Bulgaria, 81 LAM cdnd rin de-
pundtOrii sd ridice banii. nici ur.
ma de BemsaL de pc strada GabrO-
veni, Sc erapOrGse ca benzind, 81 IN
,mOmenfele dceJe era p0ate in Ga.
brOUd.
81 dcMm idt6 Ia ce ND gdndesc.
Pungasil0r 81 etcrociior sus-pMsi. i
Sc liberenzd pGsGpOarte. cu an,abi
titatea 81 gentiIeta caracteristicd q
fMssctiOnGrilor rOnadm. Cdnd estt
rOrbG snsG de un n.uncitOr, ipsit
care ar voi sd piece acolo Mnde ere
de 81 site cd pOGte economist cevt
ca sd-si cdrpeascd nerOile, NAZAT
"Unde vrei 81 mergi ND, pdrli
tule? NpaM pHfina maj repede CT
sd ma te incalt.'' - 81 foarte. re
z0nabl. Trebpe brute de nsMnct
cat de mute, sd Sc cOncureze, c.
cei de teapa lsi Benzal 81 dltii s.
alba dela cine 5acasG zecinsi de mi
lei, GU carl sd spele putina.
CAR4BUS. I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

PARIS, "a Maiu. 80 Sc asteapta
Cd All Sc va cere de Ia camera de-
putatilcr ca trupele franceze sd
iocupe imediat valea aauhr,llui.
Deputatul CALI q anuntat All di-
mineata Cd el Va presinta camerei
0 resolutie ca, in caz daca Germa-
MIA nu W opri intrarea voluntari-
lor in Silesia superioard, trupe
franceze "a invadeze Germania.
Eri . primit guvernul german
. ! doua not4 din Paris e IN de-
|snrs az p ore X rSspund6 Cd
vrea oril - = se sbtinx de = .
actiune in 6ilesia. CAIAers q
~ lEEopte y rlpolp AZ penaaitxt ]
! ]! ~ " n opu,.e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

p0site de benzina, situate in apro-
l'iere de docurile din Alexandria. :
0 telegrama din Cairo zice ca
1.5OO de beduini inanteaza spre
Ramleh, cnci mile nordest de Ale.
.andria, ca sd ia parte in revolutia
genersla, care in lipsa trupelor en-
gleze ar succede.
Cauza turburarilor din Alexan-
dria, Sc zice in cercurile oficioase
de aici, sc datoreste ra II a fost A.
les mci un egiptean nationalist in.
delegatia oficiala care vine la Lon
dra ca sa discute viitorul Egiptu-.
lui.
Premierul ABLY Yeghen Pasa, a
refuzat sd numeasca pc fruntasul
nationalist, Said Pasa Zagloul, orr
pc vre-un sprijinitor al lui, ca mem
bru in delegatiunea care este acum
ia drum spre Londra. Gu toate ca
Zagloul ma participat la turbu-
rari, in cercurile politice de aici Sc
afirma ca el fost activ in ali
menta nemultumirea printre .popor
81 incercat sd combata programul
lui ABLY prin violenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
Bryan deqGt desanIat

Columbus, Ohio "a Maiu. =
Williams Jennings Bryan tinqt
eri vOrbire la clnbul jefferson
in care a expus parerile sale des-
|pre democratic ii despre desar-
mare.
Ell declarat ca inainte de toa-
te este lipsa de un organ de pu-
blicitate al intregei natiuni. Pu-
(blicnlui ii lipseste un ziar care
| s6-i relateze faptele in mod Obiec-
tiv, lipsit de orice iDteres parti-
cular sau de partid. Guvernul ar
trebui sd editeze un ziar ale ca
rui stiri sa fie rebate in mod
obiectiv lar coloanele reservate
pentru articolul de fond sd fie
scrise de : ambele partide: 81 de
republican, 81 de democrati. Asst
| fel publicll ar yedea tot ce sa
petrece in Washington 81 ar pu-
tea judeca in mod obieetiv.
Invingerea partidului democrat
depinde de la programul Ell refe-
ritor Ia imposite 81 la desarmare.
Bryan crede ca desarmarea va
ii posibila. In tara aceasta sunt
|trei puncte de vedcre referitoare
la desarmare - spune Bryan
Unii. - 81 acestia sunt putini,
cred ca desarmarea nu Sc pOate
face in America char 81 daca ce-
| llelalte natii vor desarma. Altii, -
lsi acestia stunt cei mai multi, -
cred ca dupa desarmarea popoa-
relor si America va putea desar-
ma, AL treilea grup, ii Bryan
re tine de acestia, - crede ca
desarmarea sd Sc faca Ia tot cazul,
dsca de lipsa, sd inceapa char
Statele Unite pentru ca sa dea un
exemplu de incurajare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
POTOLIREA REVoLTEI
NATIoNALISTILoR
Numarul mortilor - ridic& Il 81.

Alexandria, Egypt. Revolta
nstionalistilor a fost potolita. Nu-
marul mortilor in luptele dintre
popor ri trupele engleze * ridica
Ia 81.
Au fost omoriti Is de egiptieni,,
II greei u un italian. Nuraar,a
rSnitil0r "a ridicat u . sut4
cincixeci ii unu. 0rasul este an
non II stare nofnslA :f5
Rapoartele dia Gairo spun q.
l,lptele d;n aeel sss q seetat 4
trnpsie ez
orr M 81 " i||k5s ~ M 4
evolfele Sn I1|( ||||| n l|||1|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

Budapesta, a Maiu. - Un pri-
sonier de raxboiu, repatriat de
curind din Siheria, q incercat sa
vinda unui nsgutator niste blu
terri foarte prstioase u un orolo-
gin +incarcat "a diamante. Negu-
tatorului i-s'a parut suspect ca
zul u = ehem1t politia. individual
i m4rturisit = aceste bijuterii
le-a luat de a in soldat bolsexic,
81 constatat cx toate sccste
'obisets de . saoare el,orsn1 ~
ko1t pfopriets stea familiei tar;ste
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

La orele sapte dimineata au
isbucnit mai multe focuri in
oras, dar pana la amiaza au
fost stinse. La orele trei dupa
amiaza .numarul ! rnortilor s'a
ridicat la % 81 al ranitilor la
130, dintre carl trei politisti
indigeni grav raniti. Printre
englezii civil 81 militari nu S "a
intamplat nici o cazualitate.
Focurile de arma slobozite din
.balcoane de greci 81 egipteni ur.
meaza. Comandantul trupelor q
dat un manifest in care ameninta
ca va uza masinile-pusca asuprs
acelor case.
Politia a facut numerOase ares
tari. Pentru timpul noptii trupc
lie isl iau noui positiuni.
Generalul Sir H. H. Allenby
care pc timpul rasboiului a captu
rat Ierusalimul della turci, comaI
dantul trupelor engleze din Egypt
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
Turburari in Alexandria
% DE EUROPENI MORTI 81 l3O RANITI
TRUPELE ENGLEZE MTERvN sA POTOLEAsCA
-2eF se~e REVOLTA. sssgr zs S..

ALEXANDRIA,, Egypt, % Maiu-S'a anunat Official ca
% de europen fos omor 13O pesoane fos rante
in turburare carl avut oc aici noape dmineaa
Revoa incepu ntre grec de clasa de jos 81 ngen din
strada Anastasa dro cauza necuoscua zce comuncatu
Dupa lupta mpuscature de revolver intns
alte par ale orasuu Poa trupee egptene reusit
dimneata la Orele trei sd pOtOleasca turburarile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

CNlll0 uCsSOl
[ss.-sA~s.-sz-z s=s.r.,-s>s-s
'VOtati asa ca sd puneti capat
razbunarii, imbucatatirii, neuni.
rel 81 ruinei'' a fost apelul final
a lui Eamonn De Valera, candi.
datul Sim Fein-er pentru parla-
mentul Irlandei de Nord.
'Uniti-va in jurul meu asa ca
sd putem zdrobi dusmanii nostri
81 sperantele lor intr'un drapel
republican, a apelat Sir Fames
Craig, dcsemnat de a fl prcmierul
Irlandei de Nord.
''Irlanda este gaia sd dea ga
rantii de neutralitate care va
prevent pc un dusman al Mare
Britanii de a uza de irandezi ca
sd atace imperiul," a declarat
Valera intr 'un interview.
La inchcerea campaniei electo
rale, Craig a anuntat ca facut
aranjamente pentru infiintares
unei marine Thilitare a Irlandei
A zis ca ajuns la intelegere cs
sa Obtina un vas de razboiu en-
glez care statiOneaza pc riu
Lough, care sd fie simburele ule
reserve irlandeze.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
FIati' Va hVsh calnala?
Telegramele ultimei oare referi.
toare 10 situatia din Silesia.


LETIN.
PARIS, a Maiu. = 0srmania
. promis asi q inchidx frontierile
spre silesia q = dssarmsss 81 -
impr2stis trupels rsgulars trimi-
se pentxu oombatersa poaonilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
TRUPE CERMANE AU INTRAT IN
SIESIA
LUPTE VEHEMENTE INTRE GERMAN
81 POLONI
NOTA FRANTEI
BULLETIN

PARIS q Maiu.-Premierul BRAND PRINT all
tarsiu telegramA della Gensralul Lerond, capul
isei interaliate din sesia supeioara, ca in cur5ul
xlei douA batalioane germane, carl do doua saptami
erau concentrate Ia fronteree gsrmane au intrat in
tsritoriul si1eSian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24

BERLIN % Maiu-Dn teroriu Silesiei win drOaie del
teegrane carl aduc rea ca germani polon sunt angaa
intro baaie formaa sprin de artlere grea 81 de mira
Iree Luptee cee mai crancene dau in vecnaatea ora
sulu Kappitz Ambee par sapat tansee Locuitor Sc
refugiaza.
Montags Post spune pota germana de plSbsct alta
cat orasu Annaerg de tre sapman in posesunea
poonilOr 81 La Ocupa POlOnii perut tre tunur Ger
an au mai ocupa punct strategic langa Grossten cap
turad Obusiere sapte maliere Amenele sun foarte
rune in eritorul de plebscit Ambee particle poloni
gernlani, lgi intaresc trupele
Germana TRIMS nota guvernalni francez In spu
poate ua responsibilities penu cele intamplate in
Sesa superoara Totodata decara poate mplin do
rnta franccza mta bani penru platrea mnieror din
teritoGul minier al Slesei
Noa franceza la TRIMS germanii rdspuns
ermana TRIMS trupe pee 10000 la frontieree Sle
ganul ca la moment dat acesea sd ne in erito
riul ei Gu toate ca nu aveap voe
Gefman raspus ca inrarea trupelor germane f0st
necesitate din momentu cand generalu Lerond mai
fos capab apere ntercsee 81 avul populated gernane
contra saavolncor poloneze Fronticree Slesic de alt
fost inchse din momenul cand trupe pooneze
ntrat pc terorul eli Acest fapt dovcdt prn mpreju
rarea vnerea recud anga Rosenberg e suite de poon
trecu frontieree aaca pc german anga kostau
Eli nu pot ua responsibilities asupra unei stuati II
trebuit cOnrOlata de comsa ineraa Daca german sau
inara GU pust mralere tunur aceasta este chestie
pe rebuit SO controeze cosa ineraata 81 So IL
asur contra acestor oamen Daca ma facuto respol
saba penru consecne Gu oate aceste Germana va face
tot posbul mai ntre vounar in Slesia superpa
pentru nnpedecarea lor intar pota della granita
PARIS, % Maiu-Premicrul BRAND PRINT azi pc
hasalorul German drul Meier avut ntrevedere
esuprn stuatei din Slesa superoara Abasadorul fot
ruat "a moce gvernulu au sd abna de Orice acune
III Slesia atfel alia s sd ia masuri
t1a Gernanie fos adresata 81 catre
ambaaadogul Germaniei u Londra d-rul Sthamer:
Inante de fl primt pc d-rul Meier, BRAND s'a sfatut
tmp e doua ore cu Bertheo prnepaul collaboration in
departamnetul afacerilOr streine.
BRAND sa mai consfatut Loucheur, minisul reginni
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-24
u|steristii Ia vot
Irlanda de Nord i{i alege
Parlamentul ei.

Belfast, "a Maiu. = Ulstcrul,
vechiul adversar al autOnOmiei
Irlandei, mers astazi la urna
sd voteze un guvernamint pro-
priu. La fie care local de vOt
sunt postati politisti 81 soldati sd
previna desOrdinele.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01
HalHgan Welcomes Aid
From La GssnrsiiG Forces
Endorses Al AMerfauuic Heads
PIanks and His "W ef'' TieiCs,
S0ys NcpMLlican CGndidate

John J. Halligan, who is seeking the
Republican nomination for President
of the Board OF Aldermen, expressed
his satisfaction yesterday at receiving
the Endorsement Of +. II. La Guardia,
present head OF the board.
Il am delighted to have the indorse-
ment of Mr.. La Guardia," said Mr. Hal
ligan. 81 have read his platform and
| indorse all his planks on the impor-
tant municipal issues. 1t is indeed for
tunate for me that whether | sit witn
Mr. Haskell, on whose ticket | am run
ming, or with Mr. La Guardia on the
Board of Estimate, their records in
Congress on the prohibition issue are
alike"
AS to the publication yesterday of q
report that he used 10 be a Democrat
and had been a candidate for Congress
on the Democratic ticket in 1905, Mr.
Halligan said it was true. but that he
had seen the error of his ways and had
reformed.
Hallgan and the head Of his ticket,
Judge Reuben l.. Haskell, carried the
message of the vets into three Re-
publican organization clubhouses las.
night in Manhattan and Brooklyn. In
the latter borough they spoke in the
18th Assembly District Republican
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01
Curran w ants
Borough Home
Rule Restored
Centralized Power in Mayor
Strips Citizens of Their
Rights, Coalition Leader
Tells Brooklyn Audience

Confning his speeches to the subject
of charter revision, Borough President
Henry H. Curran, coalition designee for
the Republican nomination for Mayor
dashed from borough TO borough yes
terday making addresses on behalf OF
his candidacy.
Wherever he appeared, Mr.. Curran
was giver an enthusiastic reception
He wasted no words on prohibition OF
other ote-catching lures. which he
does not regard as issues of the munic-
ipal campaign, but dealt with the seri.
Gus problems Of running the city OF
New York.
In the afternoon he appeared in
Queens, addressing the executive com
mittee at the Republican County head
quarters, 246 jackson Avenue. In the
evening he spoke In Brooklyn before
the 18th Assembly District Republican
Club. of which Senator Calder is I
member. He then went to the Centrx
Republican Club of Harle Of whics
Arthur d. Murtha, his assistant cam
paign manager, is president.
Mr.. Curran said to his Brooklyn audi
ence:
ANY man or woman in Brooklyn who
is concerned about any feature of the
streets or buildings OF MS neignOor-
hood should be able to go to a depart
ment right here in Borough Hall
Brooklyn, and take up all of his in
quiries here and end them here, too.
The candidate said that the centrali-
zation under the Mayor of matters that
properly belong to the boroughs is
harmful and takes from the five bor-
oughs vital factors of home rule.
New York really is a group Of five
distinct Cities" declared Mr.. Curran.
Each has its individual problems and
needs which properly should be dealt
with by the respective borough gov
ernments."
II became known yesterday that the
leaders Of the Republican, coalition
movement plan to withhold their plat
form from the public until after the
primary. Even such an obvious target
as Mayor Hylan is not drawing the fire
of Mr.. Curran in his preprimary
speeches. The elimination of Hylan-
ism, although not formally set forth in
the platform probably viii figure as the
one big issue of the campaign after
September 13 has cleared the atmos
phere of superfuous personalities.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01
Hincs csThreatens
To Mandamus
Elections Board
Anti Murphy Candidates
Manager, Denied Infor-
nation as to Position on
Ticket, Plans Proceeding
Big Parade for Saturday
Tammany Rebel, in State
ment, Arraigns Boss as
Peril to Organization

Joseph Shallek, manager Of James J
Illness anti-Murphy campaign in the
Democratic primaries as candidate for
President of the Borough of Manhat-
tan, said last night at the Marlborough
Hotel headquarters that he had been
disseminated against by the Board of
Elections and that he had served notice
on them that he would mandamus the
board to-day to compel it to convey to
him certain information.
II visited the board to-day" said
Mr.. Shallek, "and asked what number
James J. Hines would be on the official
primary ballot. 1t has been five days
since the drawings for position, and by
every argument of right and justice
and fair dealing the Hines men have
a right to know what number Mr.
Hines will carry in the primary race
Mr. MCGOWAN, the chief clerk, merely
laughed at me, refusing me any infor-
nation. He said it was mot ready
yet | asked to see President Voorhis
of the board and was told that he was
in conference and could not be dis
turbcd. Then MCGOWAN laughed some
more.
Says Murphyites Feel Squeeze
~ gave them notice that | would
be back tomorrow noon for the in
formation and that if it was not forth
coming | would mandamus them in the
Supreme Court. The Murphy people
begin to feel the squeeze all along the
line and they are trying to keep down
the anti murphy movement. 1t will not
work little bit. Until get from the
Board of Elections the information |
asked for to-day | cannot go ahead with
the printing of posters instructing
Democratic voters how to vote for
Hines in the primaries"
Mr.. Hines last night confirmed a
story that circulated around his head
quarters yesterday. When he visited
political friends in lower Manhattan
yesterday he was told of prominent
Tammany officehoder who is deter
mined to give Hines lift in the pri-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01
Murphy Begs AL Smiths Aid
TO Save Hand-Picked Ticket

Continued from page one)
appointed a member of the Port Au-
thority Commission by Governor Mil
Ter and was acting in conjunction with
the New Jersey authorities in port de-
velopment matters was brought up.
Hearst Attacks Probably Discussed
Whether the old fight between former
Governor Smith and Hearst was dis
cussed yesterday was not learned def
nitely last night. Two years ago Hearst
was advising every one, especially the
Irish Americans, to "swat the boss"
and day after day he attacked the Gov
ernor. Finally the Governor chal-
lenged Hearst to meet him in joint de-
bate in Carnegie Hall and make good
on some of the charges of maladmin
istration made by the publisher On
the night of October 20, 1919, in Car
negie Hall, before an audience that
packed the building, Governor Smith
denounced Hearst as an assassin of
character, an enemy of the people and
ar apostle of discord and his news
papers were called pestilence that
walks in the dark. Noting the non.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01

department in the City of New York ?
Al did NOT say the Governor con-
'yeyed that IDEA to me directly, but, I
believe, indirectly through the Mayors
office.
O'Malley said he did not think that
the Governor saw Mayor Hylan about
1t, but somebody" did He added that
he understood the Mayor and his sec
rotary, Sinnott, wanted him (O'Malley)
to vote for Hogue if there was no good
reason for doing otherwise.
MIR. Brown made O'Malley admit
time and time again that he learned of
al this alleged wire pulling only after
the election had taken place.
Immunity Offer Denied
When Luther was put on the stand
he denied having made any offer Of
immunity to O'Malley in the name Of
the Governor or "the Big Chief" or
any other Albany parsonage Luther's
story was that he had received let
New-York tribune., 1921-09-01

maries. This official was being ridi-
culed by Murphy shouter yesterday
when both men offered to back their
political judgment with money. The
otficeholder bet the Murphy man $3.50
even that Hines would poll 10000
votes in the primary of September 13
When the incident got to Tammany
Hall yesterday Tammany man offered
to bet Mr.. Hines or any of his friends
any part of $4,000 that the Hines vote
will fall far below the figures stated.
Anti-Murphy Parade Saturday
The Hines men yesterday planned a
big anti-boss and anti Murphy parade
for 3 o'clock Saturday of this week
The line of march will take the Hines
men past Tammany Hall, and it is said
that huge coffin, bearing the name
Murphy" in letters foot high, will
be carried in the procession. Accord
ing to present arrangements, Mr.. Hines
and his coleader, Mrs. Ernestne F.
Stewart, will head the procession on
foot. The Hines men in the primary
fight instigated by Boss Murphy in the
labeled Calvin" all through the dis
trict on the night that it became GER
tain that Hines had beaten John F.
Calvin by 3Ea to /.
Becau- of current rumor that differ
ences III 4 business deal brought about
the trouble between Mr. Murphy and
Mr.. Hines the latter yesterday made
the following statement:
Denies Personal Grudge
"An impression seems to be cure Mt
that back of my fight against Charles
F. Murphy is a personal quarrel with
'Inr,,
business deal. AS this impression is
wholly untrue, I want to do what l can
to counteract it.
II am an organization Tammany man,
last and all the time. l was brought
up in the Tammany school by my
father, who was a Tammany election
district captain, and the Tammany
ticket is the only one l have voted
since l cast my first ballot.
1T is because Of my devotion to
Tammany Hall and the principles for
which it stands that | have come out
against Boss Murphy. l consider Muir
ply d menace to the party, and it is
my firm conviction that should he be
permitted to continue the course he is
pursuing-a course always intended to
benefit Murphy himseif-the disin-
tegration of the organization will fol-
low. In this opinion | am Joined by
the best element in the Hall itself and
by independent Democrats who have
the welfare of the organization at
heart.
"The only connection between my
personal alteration with Murphy and
my present attitude is this:
Through a business connection with
this great nominator' obtained true
estimate of his character and an in
sight into the methods he applies to
both business and politics. What I
saw and heard shocked me consider
ably, and ultimately convinced me that
if Tammany Hall is to continue d
powerful organization Murphy must
step out. l regret it was necessary to
have these facts brought to my atten-
tion in this way, because some Of the
public have the idea that a personal
grudge and not welfare of the or
ganization is the actuating motive"