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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
RADENf SfLENEHO MUzE

Patnact hostG hotelu Arden
ma vych. Is. a Euclid Ave, by
10 ohrozovano radenim jisteho
Harry Sharpa, jenz dnes rano
Sc zabarykadoval, ozbrojen
velkym nozem koupelne no
telu a chystal Sc spachati Sc
bevrazdu. Patrne Sileny muz
ten uprchl 2 bytu 2240 Pro
spect Ave. a oden pouZe noe
MIN od6vem, ohrozoval nozem
fldice taxicabu Sacka. Phi vni-
knuti do hotelu zpIsobil svym
zjevem velikou paniku mezi
prftomnymi hosty. Teprve pri-
volana policie Sc zmocnila 81.
lence, ktery 81 byl zasadil jiz
nekolik ran, take byl V po-
vazlivem stavu dopraven do
Lakeside nemocnice. Sharp byl
pred nedavnem propulsion z
michiganske statni venice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01

STAT OBDRzI MA DEDIC.
kYCH POPLATCfCH
$150,O0O.

Pfedesl6ho roku, dine 22. L.
nora zemrely Frederick A.
Sterling zanechal svym dedi-
cum jmeni, pacicl Sc Ma $4,-
100000. Die d6dickeho zako-
ma obdrzi federalni vlada die
vypoctu okresniho auditora
Johna A. Zangerle-a povinnou
dan z dedictvi V obnosu $780,
900, stat obdrzi t6chto pene2
$50, 900, musi Sc vsak sum-
mu tuto rozd6liti s mestem Gle
velandem. Obnos dane je V hi.
storii naSeho okresu nejvetsim
poplatkem kdy V tomto smeru
odvedenym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL ORA.
HA HODLA Cd l. DUBNA
SNizITI MZDY.

Draha New York Central
Vtera umistila po ruZnu plaka-
ty, kterymi oznamuje, re snizi
od |. dubna platy tisicum oby-
cejnym delnikGm, ktefi jsou Il
spoletnosti zam6stnani. Plaka-
ty opatfeny jsou podpisy ridi-
telstvl rnznych divisl. Soucas-
ne jsou odbory delnicke, pla-
tenn SO az 55 "a hodinu W.
zvany, ably vyslaly svoje "a
stupce do spoieGn6 konference
jez Sc bude konati dne 8. brez
na ma hlavninn hstfednim ma
drazi v New Yorku. Snlzeni
platu jest V oznameni omlou-
vano zmenou pom6rd "a po-
slednlch nekolik tydnI.
Svolani spolecne kJnferen-
ce deje Sc V duchu pravidel ze-
lezniGni pracovni rady pro
Spoj. Staty podobnym smerem
bylo konferovano pfi zvySeni
platG nasledkem stoupaiici
drahoty.
Draha Erie oznamila pred
nedavnem podobn6 snizenl, a.
niz by ale svolal spoletnou
poradu. D6lnictvo protestovalo
a cely pfipad dosud nebyl
skoncen. Y nekolika jinych
pflpadech zeleznitni pracovni
rada nedovolila snizovant
mzdy beg predchozi spolecnt
lporady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
OZNAMENf MYM
ZAKAZNfKUM.

Vystehoval jsem Sc z obcho-
du els. 1922 vych. 40. ul. do
sveho domu, 3711 Svoboda A
We. celou zasobou hracek, pa
nen, velocipeda, kotarku pro
deti i loutky. Potrebujete-li ne
60 q tohoto odboru, anebo po-
trebujete-li spravky detskych
kotarkG, bicykld, vozlkd ma
loutky, fonografG, sicich a pra..
clch stroju, vacuum cisticd, u
pravlm vse, ze to zas bude ja-
ko move. Brousim tez nGzky,
noze, sekery, travni pozinace
a kazdou podobnou praci wy
konavam k spokojenosti.
Fleet Baby Carrige Co. and
Toy Shop,
3711 Svoboda Ave. S. f., neb
1920 Guy Ave. S. K.
Frank Zadamsky, mattel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01


venska. Ma Slovensku i v kru-
Zich Pudove strany jevi sc .jiz
odpor proti nesmyslnemu po-
zadavku slovenske zemske au-
tonomie, jiz by Sc pracovalo
jen proti republice a do rukou
Mad arI. TAX "Trencanske
Noviny" zd6raznuji: "Zemska
autonomie neni odGvodnena,
ami potrebna k zachraneni tax
caste vzpominaneho slovenske-
no sverazu, tedy prvni i'ade
feci, nebot jaZyk slovensky
statni jednotou vubec ohrozen
neni; kdo jine tvrdi, ten vedo-
me nepravdu tvrdi. Nejen ma
papire name zakony, ale i sku
teGnost nam dokazuje, re slo-
venstina We vSech stupnich
Skolstvi a ufadu jako statni
rec lie uplne uplatnena..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
TRETf LUPIC z BANDY, JEZ
POSTRELILA STRAzNikA
DYKA POLAPEN.

V Akron Zatcen byl vcera
odpoledne 30-lety Christ Lon
char, ma nehoz Sc hodi popis
jednoho z lupicI, kteri smrtel-
ne postfelili policejniho straz-
nika Augusta Dyka. Gin spa
chan byl ma Westropp Ave. a
|vych. lat. ul. V noci ma 20. u
nora. Zatceny Sc primal, re Sc
loupezneho prepadeni We spo-
lecnosti take jiz zatGenych Ha-
biga a Herendeena sice s1Gast-
nil. ale re ma straznlka nevy-
stfelil a svaluje vinu tuto ma
Habiga, jenz byl zatcen, MAZE
V krku kuli z revolveru uni
nen6ho policisty, ktery dosud
lezi V kritickem stavu V Glen
vile nemocnici. Dopadeny
Lonchar prchal po cinu til dny
aniz by echo poiedl, iak sam
Sc detektiv0m primal. Oba
spolulupiGe Znal pry jen Til
tydny. T9zce zran6ny straznik
Dyk nenl sice jiz mimo nebez-
peel, ale l6kari vyslovili slabou
nad6ji, re bude pfi zivot6 "a
chovan, ac zdstane mrzakem
po cely zivot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
VYUCOVANf MA SkOLE '
PARMA OPET ZAHAJENO.
Patrani po vrahu dosud beg
vyslednym.

Ac cd zavrazdeni obou uci-
telek uplynuly skorem diva ty-
dny, nemelo tisilovn6 patranl
po pachateli zadneho vysled-
ku, &C Sc dele 5 horecnou Gin
nosti jak sc strany povolanych
beZpecnostnich urasla, tax sc
strany cetnych dobrovolnikd.
Ma vcerejsi spoleCne schulz
farmarG. sc serifem Stannar-
dem, ktere Sc sucastnilo zejme-
ma cetne zen a ktera konana
byla radnici Parma townsi-
pu, bylo usneseno V dalSim sti.
hani pachatele nikterak neo'
chabovati, vzdor slabym do.
savadnfm vysledkGm.
V skolnf budov6 bylo vcers
Zahaj ajeno poznovu vyuCovan
ucitelkou pi. l.. II. Seymouro
YOU a acitelem ID. Evansem
Schazeli jen diva zaci Edward
a Editha .Ritenourovi, kter
mrtvoly obou ucitelek nasli
Matka jejich nehodla drive de
ii do Skoly posilati, dokud ne
bude bezpecnou dopravu je
jich postarano.
Ma vcerejsi schGzi bylo jed
nano take o tom, kdo platit
ma vylohy IA stihani pachatelt Il
mimo hranice okresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
ZVLASTNf ZPUSOB SMRTI

PAM Zofie Kovachova, S113
Platt Ave, S. E. vykonavala
vcera V pondeli povinnost ho-
spodyne. Byla sklonena mad va
nou prada, kdyz pojednou
patrne as nahle onemocnela a
padla obliceiem do vody a tim
to zphsobem nalezla smrt uto-
penfm. Kdyz il manzel po
chvili hledal, nalezl jiz ien jeff
mrtvolu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01
MESTSkA RADA ODMIILA
ZADOST CONCONU
Ordinance dopravni pTijata s
dodatecnou zmsnou. Plumbar-
ska nafizeni a nprava staveb-
nj linie neprisly k projed-
fIAvkni.

Vzdor tomu, re mayor Fitz-
gerald osobne Sc pfimlouval
We prospech zadosti spolecno-
sti clevelandskyeh poulicnich
drah, byla tato II proti 8 hla-
sum Zarnitnuta. O ordinance
rozpredla Sc delsi debata, ale
vetsina pro navrh nemohla by
ii dosazena. Spolecnost vyza-
dovala ma m6stske rade, jak je
Taylerovou smlouvou vazana,
povoleni, aby mohla vydati
move akcie We vysi S3,000,0O0,
kterychz penez by bylo pouzi-
to ma nektere nutne adoptace.
Nova narizeni traficni by
la prijata 8 nekterymi zmena-
mi. TAX ma ziv6jsich ulicich
nebude dovoleno ponechati
stati automobil dele jak pul
hodiny, misto dosavadni cele
hodiny. Take zakaZ, ably dit
ky nesmely vyhledavat ulic ja-
ko hfist' byl pozmenen tim, re
iiste ulice mohou byti pone-
chany mladezi k hram, jest-li
re Sc poslednejsi konaji pod
dozorem m6stskeho rekreaGni-
no komisare. o otazce, zda ko-
necne stanice mezimestskych
drah mali byti Q Public SQua-
ru' prelozeny ma vych. 9. ul. a
Prospect Ave. bude jednano
jeSte dodatecne.
Radni John F. Curry 81 zt6-
zoval, ze meststi zrizenci ne
obecnich budovach pri slav.
nostnich pfilezitostech vyy6su-
il americkou vlajku velice ne
dbale a pozadoval, by m6sto
i timto smerem bylo obyvatel-
stvu vZorem. Resoluce byla
jednohlasn6 pfijata.
Nova plumbarska nafizeni a
tlprava stavebnf cary ma nej-
zivej5ich uiicich SO k projed-
mani nedostaly, at tax bylo
hlaseno, jelikoz dotycnA tsY-
bory nemohly svoje prace
skonciti.
Behem jednani, jez bylo jed
no z nejdelsich, trvalot' III
hodiny, vidal Sc ufadu mest-
skeho radniho Harry G.. Calm,
jenz nastoupi ufad kongresni-
ka. Ma jeho misto byl do rady
zvolen "a 18. wardu l.. X. Can
field.
Debata o povoleni dalsich
akcii spolecnosti poulicnich
drah byla zahajena appelem
traktniho komisare Sanderse
a pro debatovali radni Ray,
nolds a Hincliffe, poslednejS
pozadoval, aby dlouhe jehC
pojednani otisteno bylo NEST
skych zpravach, coz vSak byle
ma protest radniho Beckera od
mltnuto. Oposici zahajil radn
A. j. Damn, jenz naval Ia
dost Conconu neroZumnou, je
likoz by tim jeji vydani veil
ce stouplo sice hned o $40,
900 mesicne. Proti navrhl
mluvili Calm, Potter, Stacel ;
Cook. Sanders uchopil Sc slo
va jeste jednou a jemu pfisko
Gil ku pomoci mayor Fitzge
raid, ale oba pfimluvci nemel
uspechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-01

Vsichni pfiznivci Dra-
matickeho Odboru Le-
gionalu-V6elka jsou
zvani ma soukromou
zabavu, pfi ktere ka-
zdy uziie vice, nez Sc
da zde vypsat, V Be-
sidkach Ceske Narodni
Sine ma Broadway, v
sobotu, dne IL. brez-
ma, '21. Hudba Sdruze-
nj Ceskych Hudebni-
XII. Vybor.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN
FIX OWN PROGRAMME
Special Speakers for Conpen-
fion In Syracuse.

Republican women have prepared a
special woman's programme as fea-
:rre of the Republican State conven-
ton, TO be held September % and q in
Syracuse. Miss Helen varick Boswell.
candidate for County Register. and Miss
Mary r. Towle. Assistant United States
Attorney, are among the speakers.
The Republican women's State Exec
uuve Committee will hold meeting
and conference with the women vice.
chairmen of counties at o'clock, Sep
tembcr %, in the Onondaga Hotel. At
o'clock Mrs. Nathan Miller. wife of
the Governor. viii give a reception in
her home and in the evening a public
meeting will be held in the Onondaga
Hotel ballroom.
Among the speakers for this are Miss
Boswell, Miss Tovrle. Mrs. Lillian Feick-
ert, vice-chairman OF the New Jersey
Republican State Committee; Mrs Ro-
sale Loew Whitney. member OF the
State Industrial Commission; Mrs. Burt
Miller. assistant to the president OF the
State Fair Commission, and Mrs. Eli
4. Hosmer, member of the Motion Pic
ture Commission OF New York State.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
WOMEN SUPPORTERS
OF HYLAN FOREGATHER
Deny School Fire Hazards
Are Increased.

Forty women who favor the reclec-
tion of Mayor Hylan were present last
night at the Hotel Commodore at meet
ing called by the Women's Civic Com
mittee, an organization formed last week
with the announced intention of conduct
ing a campaign "of education, the truth
and nothing but the truth" Speakers
last night declared that the fire hazard
in the public school buildings was no
greater during the Hylan administration
than during previous ones.
Mrs. Grace Strachan F'orsythe, chair
man of the committee. presided. Speak
ers included Mrs. Anna Moskowitz
Kross. Assistant Corporation Counsel
and treasurer OF the committee; Mrs.
Mary NJ. Lilly. former member of the
Assembly, and Mrs. Julia Mclaughlin,
who has charge OF the committees work
In Queens. They urged that every eff
fort be put forth to combat the "cam-
paign of SANDER against Mayor Hylan,
particularly in regard to the Mayor and
the schools.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
Hines CARRIES FRAUD
CHARGES TO MILLER
Asks Governor to Call Spe-
cial Grand Jury and Term
of Supreme Court.
PLEA TO DEMOCRATS
Tammany District Leader
Forms League Designed
to Dust Murphy.
RIDICULES POLICE PROBE
Attempt by Department to
'Whitewash Thuggery' Is
Charged by Shalleck.

Application has been made to Gov.
Miller to have the Attorney c. General
supersede the District Attorney in
New York county in the investigation
OF the fraud charges made by James
J. Hines in connection with his pri-
mary candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for Borough President Of
Manhattan. Vincent s. Lippe, counsel
for the Tammany leader. who is fight
ing 10 turn out Charles f. Murphy,
also asked the Governor to call a spe-
c'al term OF the Supreme Court and
have special Grand Jury selected to
aid in the prosecution OF the charges.
At the same time Mr.. Hines issued
an address to the enrolled Democratic
voters of the city of New York urging
them to help him rid the organization
OF Murphy.
az expect to be able to leave my bed
in a few days" said Joseph Shalleck,
manager of the Hines campaign, who
was badly beaten up on primary night
when he went to seek evidences of
fraud. "Then l shall see that justice
Is done and that the thugs of the black
Jack. the nightstick and the revolver
shall go the same road as the election
thieves"
The order to show cause why the
Board OF Elections should not be COM
PEELED to make recount In the Hines
case is returnable Monday. At that time
Mr. LIppe may ask to make additions to
his complaint
I'VE are getting lots of information"
he declared, "and much OF it is real
evidence. We have been told that many
policemen friendly to Mr.. Hines were
sent far away from their homes on
primary day. so that they lost their
vote. City employees who would have
voted our ticket were kept working SO
long they lost their vote"
Mr. Hines in his statement says:
"The city of New York has been the
stronghold OF Democracy throughout its
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
KOENIG TO BE CHOSEN
18TH TIME BY G. O. p.
N. Y. County Committee VIII
Reorgonize Monday.

When the New York County Repub-
lican Committee chosen at the recent
primaries meets for organization In Bry-
ant Hall on Monday night Samuel s.
koenig will be reelected president with
out opposition. He will be named chair
man of the executive committee in the
afternoon. This win be Mr.. Koenig's
twelfth term. No other chairman has
served more than four years, Herbert
Parsons's record After the election
Senator C. c. Lockwood, nominee for
Comptroller, viii speak.
The Republican Assembly district COM
rnittees tonight will choose officers and
executive members. There will be no
change in the leadership of any district
except In the Eighteenth. where Benja-
min Schwartz, the present leader. was
beaten by Morris Levy. who several
years ago retired In favor of Schwartz.
Levy elected twenty-five members Of tho
district committee, while Schwartz got
only fifteen or sixteen.
The Tgmmany district committees will
be reorganized on Tuesday night and
the General County Committee on Thurs
day night.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

Is anticipated. with speech by Gov.
Miller. after which the platform VIII
be adopted and a candidate for assoc
ciate judge OF the Court OF Appeals
will DE nominated.
Women viii have a prominent part
IN the convention proceedings. ca
Thursday afternoon there will be con-
ference OF the women's Republican Or
ganizations from all counties. Later
In the day Mrs. lfillor. wife Of tas
Governor. will hold reception for the
conserces in hcr Syracuse residence.
Women in Politics." viii be the gen.
e-ai topic discussed at meeting OF
the woron delegates and party work
ers on Thursday night. The speakers
will include Mrs. Lillian Feickert, vice
chairman OF tho New Jersey Republi-
can State Committee. Mrs. Rosalie
Loew Whitney. Mrs. Eliot Hosmer OF
Buffalo. q member OF the State motion
picture censorship commission: Mrs.
Burt Miller OF Syracuse, Miss Mary
Rutter Towle. assistant United States
attorney. and Miss Helen varick Bos-
well.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
WITNESS DECLINES
TO DEFEND POLICE
Burglary Insurance Man De-
MES Prevalence or Fake Rob-
berries by Owners.

David Hirshfield, Commissioner of
Accounts. resumed yesterday Mayor
Hylan's investigation into the business
methods cf burglary insurance COM
panies. but terminated the sessions with
great suddennass when he discovered
that inadvertently he had called the
wrong witness.
Mayor Hylan's orders to Commissioner
Eirshfield made il clear that the pur-
pose OF tho investigation was to show
that the burglary insurance companies
pursue such lax methods that much of
the property insured, such as automo-
biles. does not exist: that. therefore. the
Police Department hardly can be
be blamed for falling 10 recover prop
erty that doesn't exist when somebody
collects the insurance on it upon the
representation that 1t was stolen, and
| that, in addition. the Police Department
Is efficient.
Commissioner Hirshfield had before
him yesterday John A. Kenny. presi-
dent of the Kenny Agency, Inc. burg
larry insurance underwriters. rs William
street. When at the end OF half an hour
or more Mr. Kenny emerged from the
1OIlfniSSluHtI > SdUCtuIt1 he Wds ilOl lbt-
lowed by the usual transcript OF testi-
mony for the newspapers. IL was un-
derstood later that Mr.. Kenny had IN
formed the Commissioner that he was
not altogether satisfied with the man
ner in which the police handle burglary
cases.
After the examination Mr. Kenny was
asked whether he was guilty of the re-
ported heresy. He said he could not
deny that such was the fact, and added
that when he reached the point in his
testimony where he ventured the opin-
ion that fake burglares were inconsid-
cradle and did not exceed 2 per cent. Of
the annual business of the companies,
Commissioner Hirshficlds interest
waned. When he broached the idea that
the duties of the police did not cease
when it was discovered that a reported
burglary was fake burglary, Mr..
Kenny said. the Commissioner dismissed
his stenographer and told the witness
he guessed that would be all for the day
Mr.. Kenny insisted that when the po-
lice find that no burglary has been
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
10 CURRAN PLANKS
TO FORM PLATFORM
Nominee for Mayor Says He
Won on These Issues and
VIII Repeat Victory.
RESTS ON STATEN ISLAND
Manager Lyons Will Move
Headquarters Soon to
Larger Rooms.

With the addition of few planks and
the redraftipg of others TO make them
more forccful. the personal platform OF
Henry H. Curran. the Republican candi-
date for Mayor. is expected to be the
platform of the Republican-Coalitio
Committee. He has told his friends that
he won on his platform and that will be
where he will have to stand during the
campaign. That point OF view has been
taken by the coalition leaders. so there
should be little left for their platform
committee to do. 1t was to be named
by Henry w. Taft. but there has been
no public announcement OF its personnel.
He has not returned from White Sulphur
Springs.
1t was feared the radical platform
adopted by the Price Coalition Commit
tee would be q source OF friction when
considered by the Republican part of the
coalition conference. 50 the fact that
Curran's own platform practically has
forestalled or superseded the efforts Is
considered happy solution OF the prob
lem.
Mr.. Curran dropped out OF sight for
little rest yesterday. He said he was
going to enjoy the open country on
Staten Island. than which there was no
more beautiful or peaceful place-ail
! within the city OF New York. Mex.
week he may run down on Long Island.
but all efforts to get him far away from
the political pot have been fruitIess.
Jack" Lyons. the Curran personal
campaign manager. dropped into town
yesterday long enough to say that mis-
candidates headquarters would have 20
be transferred from the Hotel Hermitage
TO some place where they could get
more room. He thinks rather favorabiy
of the Murray Hill Hotel. Then he left
town for another ten days.
OF course the Republican organiza-
tions in the various boroughs will 1s
their campaign work for the entire
ticket in the usual way, but aside from
their activities all work for Mr.. Curran
and the coalition ticket will be under
The direction of Mr.. Lyons. 1t is be-
lieved II would be a mistake to have
half dozen more or les unrelated and
Independent bodies trying to function
separately.
There is some talk of having ra.i-
fication meeting to start the campaign,
an occasion when both the coalition can
didates and the platform can be in-
dorsed in A public way.
The Union League Club in Fla tbush
is planning to open the campaign in
Brooklyn with reception to Mr. Curran
and his running mates on the ticket.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
STATE REPUBLICANS
TOINDORSE MILLER
Convention at Syracuse Will
Frame Platform Approx
ing Administration.

ALBANY, Sept. 16.-For tse first time
ton OF one OF the major parties will be
held next week, when Republican dele
gates from every county IN the State
will gather In Syracuse to adopt a plat
form OF party principles and name their
candidate for Associate Judge OF the
Court of Appeals. At the last nominal
ing convention, eight years ago. the
naming OF a Court OF Appeals candidate
was the only business.
Restoration of the convention nomi-
mating system for State and judicial
candidates was sanctioned in an act
passed by the last Legislature amending
the direct primary law.
While several names have been men
toned for the Court of Appeals vacancy
resulting from the death of Judge Emory
A. Chase OF Catskill. no organized op-
position has appeared to the nomina-
ton of Supreme Court Justice William
s. Andrews of Syracuse, who has been
sitting with the appeals court by execu-
tive designation for the last four years
A tentative draft of the platform to
be submitted to the convention Is being
prepared by a committee headed by Con-
servation Commissioner Ellis J. Staley
Other members of this COMMITTEES are
Mayor William ]. Wallin OF Yonkcrs
National Committeeman Charles D.
Hilles and Mrs. william Van Nance OF
New York, Franklin 3. Lord of Nassau
and Mrs. Rosalie Locw Whitney OF
Brooklyn. Mrs. Whitney Is a member
OF the Industrial Board Of the rcorgan-
lied State Department of Labor.
The platform will indorse tie admin
istration of Gov. Miller and will sci
forth the principles to which Republican
candidates for the Assembly will be
pledged.
The convention will be called to or
der at noon, daylight saving time
Thursday. United States Serato,
Wadsworth, the temporary chairman
will make the first of tho two keynote
speeches. organization will be perfect.
ed. committees appointed end United
States Senator Calder will be named
as permanent chairman Adjournment
will be taken until Friday, whom the
permanent chairman will make the sec.
ond keynote address. to he followed, Il
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
SPECIAL PANEL DRAWN
TO TRY HFRSHFIELD
Commissioner viii Face Jury
on September %.

A special panel Of Jurors was drawn
yesterday for September %. when David
HirshHeld. Commissioner of Accounts.
will so to trial In the criminal branch
of the Supreme Court on an indictment
charging him with publishing libel
against James L. Smith, Assistant Dis
trlct Attorney,
The Indictment was returned Novem-
Der "a, 1920 and charged the offence
was committed May 20. 1920. 1t is said
mony given by Bernard Freedman,
whom Re cxon1ined during an inves;isa-
tion and in which Freedman rnadc cer-
tain statements rejecting upon the in
tegrity and character of Smith.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17

committed, but that policy holder Is
trying to collect from an insurance COM
pany upon, false representations, crime
is being committed just as m:uch as IL
there were an actual burglary, the only
difference being that in one case the
thing of value would be taken from the
policy holder. while In the other case
the thing OF value would be taken from
the insurance company.
Mr.. Kenny quoted Commissioner
HirshfieId as saying that the police were
right in dropping such cases, and that
for a man to rob himself was not
crime.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
CAR PLUNGEs INTO GROCERY.
Richmond Women and Childre
Scared but Unhurt.

A municipal trolley jumped the tracks
at Stapleton. Staten Island. yesterday
afternoon. knocked down q trolley pole
and plunged into the plate glass win
full of women and children, whose
screams alarmed the neiehborhood
When surgeons arrived from Staten
Island Hospital 1t was discovered that
no one had been scratched.
The New York herald., 1921-09-17
UP FROM MOTOR GRAVEYARD.
stutz and Hupmobile Are Raised
In East River.

Out OF the automobile graveyard" at
the bottom OF the East River off Tiff
fany street. The Bronx, the police flshed
two rusty cars yesterday. A derrick
rugged on United States Army lighter
raised them. One was a Stutz touring
car with the initials IN. NJ" on the
door. the other was q 1921 Hupmobile.
Neither had license plates.
1t Is believed they were sunk to de-
fraud insurance companies.