New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1926, Page 26

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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1926. GOVT. DRAWS CIRCUMSTANTIAL WEB CLOSER AROUND FORMI::R VATTY.-GEN. Seeks to Prove Today That ..., Daugherty Was in New o Jersey When Merton Gave Miller Checks for 4 | Nearly Seven Million. tary prove that Harry, M in New Y rged with consp govarnment of ment has stated is that of the iginal meeting L Emith and the late publican leader. fled that he obta American Metal Daugherty and Mi King & fee of $441,000 ext witness called was is, controller of the depart ment of justice T'nder cross-examination previously identified lstter photostat copies of letters ir changed t mself and Daug in April, regarding Smith expense account Max D. Steuer, counsel for Daugherty, read these letters to the jury. They showed that Emith’s expense account become the subject of critic within the department of justi that Daugherty had offered to m restitution of $2,3581.48 whic v the total of Smith's expenses to April 28, 1922. In a letter in reply to Daugherty, Harris stated that he considered that Smith had done im- portant and valuable work for the government and that his expenees had been paid’ under a special _ap- propriation out of which the ex- penses of all employes not regularly appointed as employes of the depart- ment of justice were paid. Under direct examination testified that he'h expensa vouchers on that Smith was a confidential fn vestigator for the attorney general and was engaged in the redrganiza- tion of Daugherty's staff. BOBBY AND GEORGE Stewart Harris the signed Smith's| theory 44455487175 Dawson and Von Elm 's third and he e Von Elm isual iwo on the halved the took fives after d third Von Elm hooked n sliced to bounded behind { -|a bunker near the green. The Los Angeles man was also at the’ edge | of the green within 18 fe The former's mashi fourth was with yards of the pin, a putt for a birdie two while Daw- | son, from a tee shot which drop- ped 25 from the flag, needed | two to hole out At the fifth Von Elm dropped | another long putt for another | birdie, getting down in three shots latter yas at this hol feely and droppéd the short to Dawson's fou trapped on his but pitcHed out r the ball in one pi Von e rough with | seconds, the iog clever drop WELL OUT IN'LEAD (Continued from First Page) and were down in two putis Both were in rough ag: from the tea on the 13th. Bobby second was also in a trap. He ex- ploded ot the edge of the and was down in two putts, one over par. Oulmet, on In two, had an unexpscted lapse in his putting at this hole, taking to hole out At the 338-yard 14th hooked his drive into a clu traes at the left of tn but made%a sensational putting his second on the green. Bobby's stralght and true, fell within 20 Bobby then dropped his putt for a four, which once more faltered on the the Outmet foet of t green thres strokes |, came two up agaln by ighth, 3 to 4 Dawson, on with his secc also on in two, The Los gingeles the regu- wo strokes for a par four. Von ¥ Slm dr fle the Pacific coast ma ffth short.for a win 545 545 224 52536 344 44630 nsational elip, win th and 11th to become 2-Quart Capacity the equal bread that ye with this utensi will be able to sils wpccial price. The Avvsrivm Cooking Urensis Covy New Kensington, Pa. From Sept. 13th to 25th only “Wear-Ever” 5-Quart TEA KETTLE Regular Price $3.95 T —— =~ For Sale by Fair Department Store, A, A, Mills elved a . 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