The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1914, Page 15

| eS | { { > OT CRUSE a 10 KEEP EMPLOYEES’ Accused of being a white slaver, deported by a Special Board of In- jaulry at 8 Island. Ogorek saya he is a ¢ an, thirty years old, and jeu te a lumber merchant In peau ash, He arr! on the Red Star liner V: —_.-—— bie a second on Cashes Pay Warrants for|™ Those Who Must Buy Drinks for the Service. conduct on board ship. They said he had talked with several girl immi- | grants, half a dozen of whom were | examined by the Board, It was said | that Ogorek exhibited some cheap The City of New York opened a| Jewelry and told the girls they would bank at 11 o'clock this morning and by | racy ‘without ‘Sorning fort ta ee the close of the day expected to cash | = — = city employees’ warrants aggregating EXCURSION To $200,000. The bank is on the second pe of the Municipal Building, where ere are about 6,000 city employees. ‘The new bank is under the supervision of the Finance Department and Shep- afd Morgan, formerly a newspaper in and now secretary of the depart- nt, is President. * Accompanied by two policemen and two paying tellers, Morgan went to the National City Bank for the cash and had {t all ready for distribution ten minutes before the opening of the temporary bank. The National Capital SUNDAYS, May 10, 24, June 7 Gpecial Train leaves New York, Pi five Station, 1220 kee ss leaves Novem end Fett M. If all the city employees in the sie ‘b exournion, Municipal Building had cashed the eae bint a fee Pay warrants they recetved to-day coe ia teem Bed io Morgan's bank, it was explained, joadway, and 2061 ‘New Yor! Fulton Street; Fabal Avenue Bla: Yon (L, 1, R, B.), Broo! PENNSYLVANIARR. @omething like a iniilion dollara ‘would have been needed. But it de- veloped that a percentage of the em- ployees had bank accounts in vari- @us parts of the city and cashed their warrants at their own de- positories. In the past many city employees having no bank accounts hesitated te go to banks to cash their war- rants and then learned that there were obliging saloon-keepers nearby. The cashing of a warrant meant at least a round of drinks, Wives and mothers wrote pleading letters of protest to various heads of city de- partments. Under the present ar- rangement the heads of departme: hope to do away with the saloon- keeper-banker. MRS. VON CLAUSSEN BACK IN TOMBS FOR TRIAL. Will Be Tried Next Tuesday on Charge of Making Threats. Mrs. Ida Von Claussen, who was re- leaved from the Matteawan Insane Asylum by Supreme Court Justice Mills of White Plains Tuesday, was brought from White Plains to the Qriminal Courts building to-day by two of Sheriff Grifenhagen’s depu- the in an automobile ize ~Mulqueen, unsel, Ran- No, 37 Liberty street, entere plea of not gullty to the indictment charging her with tening letter to ) President of the of Water Supply The lawyer made an effort to have Mrs. Von Claussen released on bail. Judge Mulqueen at first decided A fixing any ball, but when Von Claussen became tnsistent reserved decision. Judge Mulqueen sent her to the Tombs until Tuesday, when she will be tried before Judge Rosalsky on the indictment. foie Bal), KILLS TWO AND HIMSELF. ‘Fezan Tries to Wipe Out Famity|e° Beonuse of Divorce Suit. ‘WACO, Texas, April 30.—Because his Wife had filed a suit for divorce, George Qrum to-day shot and ilies his ia-law, Mra. 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