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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-27
Has Your Baby Been M9
Are your babies wasting away for lack of food

Are babies wasting away for lack OF food?
they diseased, crippled and deformed?
difficult understand what means
ofsprings
watch
flushed children or
the ncreas-
did lose?
remember the the child was
declared safe osthen you know what only pasen IN
the the everlasting stiffness OF the rooms
kno"
known.
il could?
Yes
In unable
other woman and
Of lives OF
is
nouhment of the weak and the dying sum
by responsible
tizensf II the stricken Of Europe.
contribute what wish
Hves! You
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-27
EMBLEM Is BARRED.

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 27-Neither Of two
rival negro Masonic lodges is entitled
to use the Masonic square or compass
as emblems, Justice George NJ. Okell
ruled here today, in deciding a suit
brought by one of the lodges to pre-
vent the other from. using the en-
blems."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-27
Solons Meet in Church;
Contribute "Smoke'' Money

fBv Associated Press)
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 81
When the state capitol building here
was burned down, the West Virginia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-27
SENATOR KEAN'S GRAVE
IS BROKEN BY VANDAlS

ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. q. - The
grave of the late United States SEN
ator John Kean IN the Evergreen
cemetery here was broken open last
night by vandals. No motive for the
act is known.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
:8OM OHIO PATRONAGE.
u confcrs With Harding and
Viii Stop Opposing NaGts.
-AsHINGToN

YASHINGTON. What was
dTch hbed as complete agreement TO
cKartup the Republican patronage row In
Ohi4 WAS reported today after an hours
conShrence between President Harding
any Senator Willis.
- yHder the agreement. It is understood
Senator Wills will withdraw hts opposi-
.iion to the nomination OF charles II
bNauts as Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Toledo district and A slate of
other appointments acceptable 70 all
groups II the party viii De closed IN the
very near future. Nauts. whose con-
firmation has been held up for several
weeks By the Ohio Senator is under
stood to have been selected by the
President on recommendation OF Walter
r. Brown, Chairman OF the Government
Reors ar "a lion Committee and an op-
popent OF Mr. Willis for the Senatorial!
nomination last year
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
ADVERTISEMENT

vided for. ,rhc requested nav position
os clerk at Sl,3T6 per annum is not rec
ommended- This position was trans
t.erred TO the Police Department on Jan.
y. lh2l Personal service iDni budget
$T5.5Sl: recommended for 1922. SIC. .20J
decrease. 81, 176.'
Tho difference between the personal
vcrvice Item and the total decrease OF
$i,176 Is made up from cuts recommend
ea In the Mayors other than personal
service reouests
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

many Hail e~sr had. tie snid Hr. Hinee
was raj wrong about the D~rtocrEfse yo&s
having fallen off under ss-sT'sy's . teAoef-
Last y~ar the Democratic. yose ssii
Off su over the country. enid str. ns-
honey. ard you cannot bfsrne Mufphy
Mr' Mahoney referred TO the big yoss s
given AIRED Il. Smith last Fals ard sxtd
tho Organization I'D all in It's power 70
elect itz candidates s
Marx in she Seventeenth Dissrsct. ssia
much The Same thing. re ssss TarpsZ
was one OF the most seif-sscrasscfne ase"
~" Mr"S s~a Gsresseve II. waisn. 1o-se<der os
the rgenfy-third District, made sncft
speech IN which shs sss1 HT- nsnsa :
attack upon MURPHY rss -, nnra,r r..,,,ssr a ~.sS-
her conscience would not rsfnasn S'~k
S.hariss w f.uIlsir. leader et The Third
District. who had becn sccusro o1 p~n3
word- ,y; s' FAR Murphy, 80 Gid Mrs, Ella
Esrt,nrs co-leasier Of Tia. rsffcensh pfs-
tr1rt. 'rncy were foioweS by fncnssr
Farley q the Feqrsssnsr u,vssss .nss'' - the
NJ stewart. MFR. Hlncs'a co-leAder.
remarked that she dit rot want 20 c~
! recorded as being against the Tar,rnAny
ticket end that II Mr.. Birss vonid cor
test she would support * Mis: Enss
! beth NJ Barry. who L. co-lsscsf WIZ
( NP. Mgrcffy. said S1c REV M ~ = -
ard that to her knowledge hr had never
beer surly to wpmen bat always most
/ courteous
Murphy 1ae sarvr'se.
! To the nx;ouaskn,ent OF every ora IN
the room Mr.. Murphy get on h,s 'eel-
r. he had made s<sqgssieai asssuit uron
tho insursent iAlkr CT tho Eleventh
District he could xot have ercated
greater conformation
II intended sds>2a,<e rerly TO Mr.
Illness statement hid the -an'snary
leader with a cakr ~ YWeY but
after hearing wf!st my SeASa}uss on
the committee have said Eiiaii not DO
, So
Mr.. Murphy absnSy .E down ard
Samuel Marx sob c63cins at NJ
Hines ne said he beiievss-arery enc on
the committee should .suSSatS the uckes
and that .a,,,a the. l.sSe Gf -, E.sss5:s soss
Ssslss a. tn tsss sxs. IS "a ss e s.es, s..
bs wosn s,on mis- n"soaof %ss vote @Ses Il
eoDfdsns9 tSsn pst sns ID m and assas
.s 'ea 1esordss lc ses e. and ssFSssss mr..
before the in6NsH >0Esrnkd M.
8oyls was 49, ri xna - q pono.
nue. Treasurer. The re~6.4ion 'f1aors.
= ing the Tarmany czns 49, read ~
,.S.,.as,s We srs sr,sssEGs ssaD. 'sss sss, 6
nsstfrss' nsSthoss Of Sorpotass aud trsct.or
= controlled press and oGr RepueiaeaE,
foes. and despite thcsT sisnoers ARG
4rlsrepreaentaflors fer the purpose 81
cloudlng the iSsuee. never were Demo
. cratic skies clearer. Democratic hope.
nnited ate. liar IN TX ~~ASstn.cipsl campaign,
Pesol,ei. Therefore. 5nat tnis ron'-
! niiifre csnllris ~ <~s IL ssocs. rsen,
, beSship of LISA NeSsnesi Democratic
n,en and women. asussc ON e'sthusiastsc
: snd urdisid support - Tho election q
sssax:ss p,'noczs'ie t,sss that rppssls ~ ~
3 Fqf RI affiliations. "a he Ge~lrF wise. ecH%-
p fir!al and iibsgsl government. 10 consld-
A. tho r-coes ~ are pff-+rt ITS admin
( Nsration. ana to ask ihesiseiScs wheti'ei
+ L hes been s4ch - So merit their tep-
port and 10 justify its continuance
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
WOMEN HAVE FIELD DAY
DURING CONVENTION
Pay Respects to CoueYnor and
Hold Afternoon and Night
Meetings.
.spectai 20 The Neg York rt,n .,


Ok r>ASoSE, N T.. -Rcpub-
iiean women. who have been more active
at the official State convention than
In any OK the unofficial conventions held
during the direct primary years which
have elapsed s!nce they vera en-
1ranchised. had field day here today. 4
This afternoon they paid their rs
spects 10 the Governor and Mrs. MINT
at reception given at the Miller h1.ne
m James Street. There was a. melting
thiss afternoon OF the women &unty
leaders. at which Mrs. Arthur HH.,ver-,
more, head OF the Women's E$ecutivel
Republican State Committee. p$2sided. "a
AZ a meeting tonight. ats&rsied Ms
about 600 women delegates. sSs. LivM
more made {. speech In whiSX she sa
that to become a success In @olltics sMS
women had to learn many &hings ss
UNI earn others. \ Nas
Miss Helen varicis Boswgg. leader sg
the Republican women@iY New YkT
County and Vsndidate 81 register.
dressed the MT gatsFi6g. which II T.
ds:a dasa Il Hotei tef n ps thst .ne nej'SN enSN
her politfsAl bailiwick had sought hes
nominatiyh. Now THAI she had been
named ,zeshe would see It through, and
e3pecEh TO register JOY" on Election
M@. Rosalie ESoew Whitney OF Brook
lyFspoke of her work as q member OF
StasS~iEdustrial Commission, and
81 rs. ~ T. Wfosrner OF Buffalo Of her
yexHDSfences hs a Rlember of the new
oA6@Fie cenFSrshfp commission. Other
PSpea eakers EEre Mrs. Bert Miller of the
State FaGCommission and Mrs. lillian
Feicker~ leaderZ OF the Republican
wonleETn NsExGerSey and Vice Chair
MAJ. IA NJ laas SeI%F Jersey Republican State
<sssMrs. Feick ert<was formerly
M at.s5affrage leader.
DscSocrats Name coyie\ for sustice.
~ Special 10 The Nc0 York Times.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
MURPHY ACCLAIMED
AFTER HINES ATTACK


cause OF the leadership OF ChaFics r..
Murphy
- For the last several years we have
seen this great Gibraltar Of democracy
carrtsd by the Republican Party. and !
fear and I know that ti,ss will continue
as long as this man remains as the
leader OF .he Democratic Party Il the
County OF New York.
My.nonrInatior az candidate for
tho regular Democratic nomination as
President OF the poroe,sh OF Manhattan
OF the County OF New York 10 bat a
minor consideration.
The issue upon which 7 ran was
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

minor Cocsideratio
- The issue upo
clearly and unmist
anti Murphy Issue
g Forty-eisht tho
and rorty-flvo yo;
mary day by regt
cratic yotera.
- More than 4l.3
were counted in "a
not as a personal
the contrary. as Z
Murphy. his contin
that he stands for.
- This being so .
the Democratic Ps
New York, to pure
in ord6r that the
and successful In ,
{" J have no per
any member OF
what / have done
the future. has be
or the cause OK dc,
- This cause is
rf you Democratic
this committee be
the Majority viii
'cipie OF American
you believe In Il
play and I know
you will not ton
didacy OF any on
Borough OF Manh.
have passed upor
recent primary ell
as I do. | know "
principles for whs
the Democratic I
which hangs srou-
! son OF Charles T
ard all that it rel
thereby. a united
working in the in
-a@-y -
Met by
Air fIlaes Vas
glanced apprehcns
several times. bl.
When he referred
the Chief squirrel,
was no indication
suit. He had s,
Jeremiah r.. Ma
Fifteenth District
closest elyiscis.
said he resented
Hpon M Murphy
foir- NJ. 1yt,-v>
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
sMEN ENDORSE COALITION
ssue Approves Curran Ticket, but
individuals Are Not Pledged.

,SgEfs New York City League OF Women
!a&S8s Yesterday indorsed Henry H.
Il for Mayor, Charles E. Lockwood
@ssS cntroller and Vincent Gnroy for
aHlent az the Board of Aldermen
EssSs$lEMary Garret Hay. Chairman of ~
ls4e presided. Explaining ttss|ela-
g2sS individual members oSheT league
I ii issa organizations yeHYay stand,
A}aaIay said: ~
a with all Er@es, and natu-
ra hsre will be eAs that VIII not
Inc lent. FaRe benefit Of these
m &Aa 1t may ~ said that this action
or Se gus 1#es every woman who
dssi11 q S rt'nity TO work for
MIR tEszHaax x# his associates with the
sancti 1 sss SaSSa& port of the League, but
II cotiwSaasSTGnc to vote or TO work
for anys whom she does not ap-
prove Eague will hold 1t against
no no woTaausE ON. q. Ier conscience i'npels her to
cast her WllFt for other candidates and
to use hH iafluence for their election =
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
TWO NAMED FORNUSTtCE.
Judge May and Il =. o.
Nominated by Brooklyn Democ fSts

&Nudge Mitchell May ~ t, Kings
EoNnty Court and willlanAF NSts,
MSsaro4slyn lawyer, were nAinatsWgkal
W. Democratic candidates WN Justlcs
VIA theN supreme Court OF A. Second
VA ciaV District yesterday. ThaAst trict
cWrisS%the counties OF Kings. CNAanA
AhAmonsA Nassau and Suffolk. IA
Y Ina ton were made unanimously n
thcVA'ty %rvenson at the Jefferson
IN" M, s''aA'<s r 3. osrleI,, s5"ss ss. Stat, at,
Aspoln in iamsbura
81 has 81 ve In the
House aN Aengea'
sstant sasse fse( ey y Xoaf s Mss
NJ or<. sHxes
VI Mr.. -Hagarty y8 ssls5Gs3s
ssh5s sgA5sislgn IN ls5s w5sn se sssle II :
aS e was admitted to thyENS11S0a. He
aaS now serving his secon6ssxafsd3i1 3i1s
55sSrnt OF the Crescent A. C.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
HYLAN ATTACKS
: THE NEWSPAPERS
Says Their Report About May
or's Office Budget Request
Misrepresents Him.
LAcuARDlA ASKS EcoNpMy
Tells Ettrnate Committee &oM:
Registers job Should HA &
Abolished.
r. Il. LaGua,dia. Presloens OF

r. II LaCuardis. President OF tia
Board q ~sAldermen, recommended at
yestcrd HsaaarS Sting Of the Finance and
Budget GVA5Txss OF the Board OF Esti-
mate{that She osW&SSf County Register
tur.gtiog ogxxs eNs9se office could be per-
fcgne5 5SSssShs offices of the County
(yeriSs% 80 sy'sgHcus boroughs at saw
ing ot\SSt 0sSW salaries alone sasssSpsHs
ES1axSsSsssssEfdIa also obllses ;;'SS VI
q Estimate ssS|
$500 900 coxssss Saved by doing away
with a lot of unnecessary printing. He
moved to strike out the Increase asked
SSsM and let the personal service account
Il ert to the 1927 budget allowance,
Nj sEh was s56.0oT. The motion was car
the meeting Mayor Hylan tool.
sS ion TO some Of the published ac-
rEW OF the request OF the office of
4Me sAsgyor for the budget of 1922. The
SS1NyorE Eead the following statement:
IEEo yaae Committee on Finance ana
AG Atlemen OF the Comrnittee-To
fgw kst how far papers like The
iTookly*l Eagle. NEW YORK TINES. The
& s,5i5S$rald. gribune ahd The World will go
My 'nakesmisstatements about mo and
gs&y administration. want to call YOUR
lNtention / to the ntsstatement they
h&rry In soday's papers about the de-
rtmental request OF the Mayors office
Rtor the budget, Of 1920 The statement
&ferred to reada:
2 The Mayor made a request for an
inHease Of sl.s76 over last years fig
urss foE an additional clerk.
AThMy is absolutely and nnqualificdly
falA Serhe amount appropriated in tho
Mayors budget last year was $So. Isl
The amount requested this year was
exactly the same. but was reduced by
the dropping of vacancy which had
not been filled during tho year amount
Ing to si,3TB and REDUCTION or $7a In
ssrA - ,S'. ss'f,as H. Ss,9-'neFe0S 40 -
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Paint he called at the main office OF theN
company on Sept. and was asked by
one Of the FIRM members to deliver
several packages OF registered mail TO
another officer on the floor above Burlss
is alleged to have taken letter con-
tanning the Liberty bonds and addressed
to John Perrins>er Jersey sitX. Per
rine corlplssTe3 ten days later 90 the
bonds LRsR not been delivered. R,rks
in tSmeantine had disappeared.
1fsDetectives Mayer and Brown watched
Eurks's wife for several days ana last
night they followed her from her apart
ment TO Central Park, wherc she met
her husband. According to the police.
Burks admitted stealing the bonds and
selling them for $o16. The police say
he said he gave some Of the money to
his wife. spent soma for clothes and the
rest for liquor.
Gerald IIaisse. 20. of fhe Naval Y. NJ.
c. A.. Sands Street. Yrooklyp. was ar
rested yesterday an charged with
grand larceny on ce4plaint OF Paul J.
atre, movie hous9 at 50 Clinton Street,
Manhattan. Botit-uen are war veterans
of the Marine Corps. Heckert says he
met IIaiste several daNS ago took HIM
home and tried to get him job. pc
cause he Was our ot wofK and had nq
money. When nc retcrncd home laA
Friday, iieckert says, iiaiste had disafk
ether articles were missing.
When William &. Davis was ARA gned
IN the Nassau County Court In MHeoia
hrrria al nt Arfi q
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

: = q 80
exercise al, the mi
have. Indeed. | ila
this moment every
State Government. :
been appointed by
gardless Of his pol
being concluded wi
gard for the poIici,
tempted to inang,I
which 7 ha ve atters
public service. (
Public Servirrs
There has been. /
expect there alwas
rs reorsanization in a ]
have accomplished |
anizati0ns. Y
tempted others butts
hiibtions. and The
which time and exp'
suggest. But my I,
to u complete rcor&
Government by cor
IS that no one has
plan 80 nlanifestlv
Its adoption beyon0
change. except BY
constitutional a,ne1
Three alternativ
adopted By the Id
that the LeeislatuTE
its choice. and nor
factory, even to TIL
r4tes of reorganiza
amendment. The 1
setts reorganized /
1919 pursuant TO 4
illent. and | norics
commission has bel
State to study th9
mental organiZatiof
Take. for exan1p
problems. None is
this State or more
come up to see him
help I lid not go
time, I did not go
communicated with i,
phone. l told him 4
cay Behar am qul
but Il might have beI
Gated with that offit
Henry vfas convicted
message that T had
retain Governor AlitlI
ttcing law. How / |
forgotten. I think ]
torneys. called 10 Sc,
was Murphy. I til.j
they wanted to retE
c1unsc! and thar NJ
under sdvisercnt. a'
great deal of money
the mans plight. an
can do anything mo
ought to be done. ]
gave no amount. :!
amount. !
Sent a Eoy WI.
0.---o4 ga se l...n
No. ST..
C.--V's.o e.as A.
9sce. p, xant t;in ~
C.--Nc.S Mr.. Befia5
In regard 10 that l
Gilbert also car,ae ID
member to me or {
he told us tina. lns
in his office and had
told him sliat he "a
enough for all re 1
GILBERT said We iaadI
, and be dcne with 4
mistaken. sir 4
Q.-Thas IS wha, /
never saw them abos
was entirely 1
I.-Tha $500 came \
NO, sir, the and
/ request came from /
, both cases came sror
| Q.-Now. you feel y,
+, risnry? Al feel 4
| rian. because I thirN
] ! think he acted ii
! wi;s respect To tiles
! 70 solve. and 7 fee
ne has any moro til
| Q.--Was he sunseq
| An ] know Is OH
acquitted. On ths- >,
! victed. The Appeliai
conviction, and then
| consented TO the Gisn
! Q.-6o that. he Is
| A---He ss exonerated
| Q.--Now. you dc ;
money thai went 10
pauy., Al know G
! positive from what
| nae, that they paid ~
be no occasion FOR !
any more.
Dwell. Mr. Bchs
indicate that he paid
| A.-Weti. then, / wa
| ,tuds Of acq,i,r scinc /
! Inspector Henry. ]
| The s.ightes, objeeti
| ...sa II there had b
| have heard !t- I CO
| would have heard it
| Eachris Said So
| Tar. Gilbert said
| ietter disnissing
| had phrased II Sc
| that the change h,
cause Eachr.s has
| well. He said Va
| charged that sol
| $40. .oc0.
t " When vaclsris
! . sess ME, - Mr.. {
/ curse. he was 4
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
The &afhonsas Again Laid up.

TIC zSUeEqHoTLdS again LAID ID.
AtS, Travellers arriv-
ings effrom The United States by way
cE@graltar report that the American
Sfer Pocahontas.' which recently
w jMd from this port after being laid
NE5For several months for repairs, has
eSiln suffered damage to hev ma
Yincry. The Pocahontas was unable 70
& up ct Gibraltar, where her passen-
gers were transferred to other vessels.
fhe travellers say. Several days will be
necessary to repair the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

cient ant conscientious public servants.
ness has been we'll done. But laxness
in admins stration has been allowed to
Increase. obsolete methods TO continue
public service needed tuning up. 1t
needed in places the substitution Of eg~
fcient for obsolete methods and the
elimination OF useless work. Upfortu-
uately. that meant the loss OF positions
TO so,nc. and our opponents have even
sought TO make political capital OF the
fact that the number on the payroll OF
the state has been reduced BY more
than 900
Pushing Public Works.
regret that any one should lose his
or her position. especially in times like
these, but I have considered that the
State could do most TO lessen unenapoy
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

g. the institutional
more important ~
controverv izi. The
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

sSiss as ssS {ollows: ~ &
e ;ss;1||ss Is: :oss: sA'9s III, il; s5EM ! sM1 M
" yy,sThis." ',ra : said sEa ap-
At the end o& Senator
wv adSWorths prese$ $aEs&S4eS3%or Miller.
IRe. convention S S$Sks4SsSW Governor
with applause and8SY 1ssS i&ring. His
opening remark tfsnsafa tfnafsEfSesT ,ilo 10 the
delegates to prQvTSaysy$SSsssue prQvTsSssayy sssue OF the
first official converHSs y sal TSsfnanv wears
by not yielding to eS&ssIsSESs:y and the
necessities and fea ssSSc nciida tes ="
was interpreted as haYx&saE direct bear
ing on the situationsSMS had arisen
IN relation to the norSsMsaon OF a sue
cessor to Judge Chas SsssysgyIgSxR
'saEss Platform Comm sssss@ Named.
ssssss esssasSaA. the Govern s9shad finished
sss convent gssS appointed Its
0ittees, fYaing 4 Com
ution asS hich began
s sssss the final
eauaize
sssss 81 inl,ttees
Az E EsaSs likely
sss ask plan1
a. e q. Il 5ss:ss = !,
man I'D lss' N 6 adeii@
tiona ii jss On
the 81 ss con
tend sx ss = 4rS IA
vC1- of VS. u s$s sSss
1t a IN m
D. G dsss.ast dAs.at d M sss .Ss -
Judge sisss 100 aassEsss 9ssss I, {,
adjourA sss ss
forenod XSSzs ssSSSs sSsg gsHsS q
LED at Ja8k H tomorrow. Assa 81 IS ta
to Aktate at Ma%tlis views xyh g
which could nGg however. be1sss k
Ias'iis pTahistIon nnsll sst s exsmpsins snlpS sh
credit In favH of any speci@E &4AAs
loans made to provide grants 28mT&A,
as reward Tor military service. Ig$Es
stated on good authority that the, CsSSNS Ns
xipS recommend, in his annual MESA 81
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Tar. Gilbert said he had written the
letter disnissing vachr!s and thar he
had phrased II Sc tiat 1t would be clear
that the change had not been made De-
well. He said yachris was angry and
charged that someone naG received
g1o.0c0.
When vactris was let out. he came
. see me- Mr.. Gilbert said, ard, Of
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

power enough ano
exercise al, the ]
have. Indeed. I
this moment ever
State Government.
been appointed By
gardless Of his p
being conducted '
gard for the poli'
tempted to inanl
which 7 ha ve attc
public service.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Sent a Eoy wi

Q.--o4 ga se l.-.,.
No. ST..
C.--T'ao e.cs 4. =
9sce. , sent tsiIn :.
0-Nc-p Mr. paf.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Ele than to relieye thern of burdensorns
nd unnecessary taxation, and equitahiy
to distribute the tax burden. We are
confronted with the problem OF uneIn-
ploymenE. We cannot solve that problem
dustry. Nothing but the revival OF busi-
ness can afford permanent, relief and 1t
Should therefore be the chief effort of
the State TO remove every obstacle that
er service can be rendered aIl the people
than to reduce and equal.2ai the burdens
of taxation. and no greater disserTtce
than to increase them or TO continue the
Our opponents have charged that the
economies so far effected have not been
real. and that they have impaired the
public service. I assert. on the con-
provenlent in the efficiency OF every de
psrtmcnt Of the public service. and I
lea ra khat cliiaraf io,.l IN fl,c f,lnyr1ier+ q.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

printing we'll M Is tn
vhich have grown up in til
|istration. We - Id
Ian 81. 100000 II d prjntiS
ports. bulletins. ncr,
= rom 1hs ,wo 'l6s; 10 a5aFsnsaa,, a5aF ssaa, ,,,;s ., :
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

has prepared the,
% l understand f!
said Assembiyris
Assistant DistriC
Smith. until reces
the committee. vi
with having bro
r.ents against I'M
" No. said Nj
as new an your
=" Maybe he has
atoY Downing.
Henry II. Graz
Eurness, Withyl
Cross waE enple
for the company
pier 30. on the
1890, until he moi
fer policing all
Manhattan and ]
Der.
Er. Graef adm
policing pier D5.
500. Geo q year
$63, Nl.2I for e.
after Cross took
five months OF
ST.. COO a year.
that the actual
under Cross whe1
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

department. of tnf
whether the head la :
mo or not. and re
affiliations. l
ith a Wholesome re
L. ,.-I,iri- 1 f,n..a ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

SYRACUSE,
Millers address. delivered ssI,
Ing OF the Republican State s&Sg9S
today and review irS the acts oE7zsses ssatI
Administration. was es followsH
Fellow Republicans:
n gives me unusual Measure 10 addres.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

To the asionisknaent OF every crs IN
the roorn Mr.. Murphy get on his feet.
r. he had made sssgysieai aassuit uron
the insurgent i&1kr OF tn" Eleventh
District he could ~fot have created
greater conformation
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

tAe>Dl on eTfCpk Lfl
however rissdly
good administrs
list n .laiysis yot
on adn'niistrafos
people arc respcn
tiators. and In
Just rs good Enve
teNtinn 10 their
then, To
have endcavl
WY TO outline 81
State government
for nine months.
cndeavor for fif
give The state
Tion-
and saw four OF
" Henry came 0
had a Job for us,
said. - He. said
eight hour Job. 2
To Police Eea,id'
as 2 special otfi
-" Mr.. Lord. e.i'
Jury have all I
! interjected Asser
4 Democratic ma
| never hear
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

eauensly acaui.ted7 A.
the first trial he was
SECOND trial nc was coz
late Division reversed the
en- the District Attorney
snsissal OF the indictment.
relieved OF that charge :?
ID OF both charges.
rot know OF any other
20 Henry from the com
Of mona In fart. / ara
{ the company have told
no more, and there wnu.e.
thcra ever TO have paid
'har's testimony docs nor
id the Toney very readily.
sas mistaken in the atfi-
In riy attempts TO 3 ss.xe
Beearse / nsver heard
etion from the company
been. I probably would
certainly assumed that l
IL
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

L-ff1 - t'tt-a +sCts " -%R
scysspoi.cc inquiry.
had It, /"
'loE. referring TO
tt41ey Jnntea =
lssoa1kte counsel ce
g4seS&,Iy' credited
/ q 49, the iud1cf-
br Henry.
fhia IL juss
sld hat" said Ssn-
hieflascountan$ 0g
ro..N ..NKstified that
'to ersnisii guards
.rs. Gekinring with
2n Isfver. early In
the responsibility
sompany's 5 piers III
eight in num-
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