The evening world. Newspaper, February 29, 1916, Page 10

{HE EVENING WORLD, TUE HAYES REINSTATED “BUT ODDS FIGHTS PEABODY'S VICTORY \Inspector Broken by Waldo Back on Force—Captain’s Case to Be Appealed. Former Inspector Cornelius J. | Hayes, dismissed by Commissioner | Rhinelander Waldo Sept. 14, 1912, on charges of making a false statement regarding his orders from the Com- | missioner, was reinstated to-day by | Commissioner Woods. Hayes had Jcarrted an unsuccessful suit for re- |instatement to the Court of Appeals. He then waived his back salary and rot a new police trial under the Re- hearing Act | In August, 1912, Mayes was pub- |licly quoted as saying Commissioner Waldo had ordered him not to enter suspected resorts or send his men into |them except on instructions from the | Commissioner tn pereon, He was called to Headquarters, where he in- sisted the Commissioner had given him those orders verbally on Seventh Avenue while walking Waldo stripped him of his insignia, reduced him to a captain and put him on trial before Deputy Commissioner “It’s a Pleasure To Deal With That House by Telephone” HAVE never met that young man face to face,’’ said a business man recently, as he hung a his receiver after a telephone con- downtown. SDAY, FEBRU. ASSEMBLY AGAIN OPPOSES FISH IN ATTAGK ON WEEKS demnatifioneaee His Speech Assailing Prosecu- tor of Osborne Stricken From Record for Second Time. ALBANY, Feb. 29.—A second at- tack upon the action of District At- torney Weeks of Westchester Coun- ty because of the prosecution af Thomas Mott Osborne, former War- den of Sing’ Sing Prison, who is to be placed on trial next month made in the Assembly tc Hamilton Fish jr. of Putnam a second time hia remirk stricken from the record. was y by and for were On the motion to expunge remarks from the record tive vote was not Speaker Sweet, but t including Fish, McQuiston of Kings, Evans of the Bronx and Reilley of New York, demanded that they be recorded in the negative. Fish first rose to a point of per- sonal privilege, but when he began to make a statement upon the re- marks he had made last week, re- peating them in some instances, Ma- Jority Leader Alder dem: the Member confine him phone is typical of the whole organization of that SAA. Corstalastsher Woah; |Ainahieiea Soteentits' mane w states house. They always answer every question in a difficult because tho second | ment. of the rehearing ts so evenly balanced I have followed my established prin- ciple of giving the benefit of the doubt to the accused policeman.” polite and courteous manner. They never keep you waiting unnecessarily. They all seem to take a personal interest in what you have to say, and you can be sure that your telephone requests will have the most careful attention.’ men as “Con,” was popular be of his good humor and his wi: The news of his re ved by rank and file. Division of the Su-|® preme Court to-day ordered the re- instatement body, Isn’t such an endorsement of your house by those who deal with you by telephone a valu- able business asset? of Capt. W. Frank Pea- |¢ formerly of the Whitestone Peabody was charged with |° |making a false statement to Com- missioner Woods regarding his precinct It is well worth while to make sure every employee in your organization appreciates the value of telephone etiquette to himself and to your house. been on duty in Whitestone. The] Commissioner said to-day he would take the case to the Court of Appeals. ——————— POLICE KEPT ON RUN AT CHICAGO ELECTION Factional Fight Among Republicans Brings Out Gunmen and Re- _ | peaters—75,000 Workers Busy. =n 2) in ih J Brbn Ser Una nk lu wu PCLOUR as This 5-Piece Enamel — ulfit | §5"to $5,000 ho HiseWitene ON SMALL WEEKLY On PAY 50. 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TH BLOCK AVE. 100, Hayes, known to his fellow police-|to investigate Sing Sing Prison, ,|subjected Warden Osborne cious that it is dangerous to establish the ement|precedent here of expunging the re- marks of any member from the recs grounds that it would tend to preju dice a case now before a court. whereabouts when he should have|marka trom the record, minority lead- in sympathy with Fish and belie that it would be « dent to expunge re ber from the record. He believed it would establist: more dangerous precedent to allow the remarks attacking a public offi- cial on a case before a court to stand ‘on the record. parks I made last weck District ‘ounty was en from the record, He was instr bat attacks of all sorts, 1 think ord. It is @ dangerous precedent to prohibit any member from using his | privilege to censure any public offi- ial.” Assemblyman Law of Westchester objected to Fish's remarks on the On the vote to expunge F r Callahan said he at first had dangerous prece ‘ks of any mem- clared he a much NEW HAVEN CON CONGESTED. Fretwht Barred by Line Owing to Lack of Cars, Building material and lghter cargoes in New York Harbor were barred from the New Haven freight ls an embargo resulting from unprecedent- ed congestion of freight and lack of cars. Live stock, foodstuffs, stock feed, fuel oil, gasoline in tank cars and news- er ‘stock werge excepted from the ral embargo. complete teup | cording to th H ment of the Furman street, Bro ning with a bullet wound in 4, A revolver was found ne body. T tion as w and Holt & il] health OUCH! LAME BACK, RUB LUMBAGO Of BACKACHE AWAY Rub pain right out with small trial bottle of old “St. Jacob's Oil.” Kidneys cause Backache? No! have no nerves, therefore pain, Listen! 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