The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1918, Page 7

TELS WY RYLAN NAY HAVE DENED ENLISTMENT PLEA " Mayor’s Secretary Says City Employes Are Eager to Join the War Service. City entering the @rmy, navy and other branches of employes are the service in such large numbers that Mayor Hylan believes the mu- Metpal government may be sertously ) crippled if it continues. Applications for permission to enlist are pouring fn on the Mayor at the rate of nearly twenty a day, it was announced at the City Hall to-day. Asa result the various department heads are being asked to take part in a general sur- vey of the situation. This is one of the reasons given for the Mayor's action in failing to cer- tity to a certain number of applica- tions for enlistment. Speaking for the Mayor, Grover A, Whalen, his Secretary, explains the conditions in city departments brought about ty the war as follows: “At least 600 men have left the fire © @epartment and at least 600 more have left the police department since tite entrance of the United States into the war. Just how many have left the various city departments can not be estimated offhand, but I can say the number runs far into the tousands, “Under the Fenner jaw, which pro- ‘A . fair- Color Restorer pueases Itfenotacrude ve, repulsiv 4 glean, color! liquid that dain ty women like “ Positively None Sent C. O. D. ‘ vides that the city employee serving his country receives the difference between his army pay and his city Pay, all applications must pass through the Mayor's hands. “Of course, men within the draft age who enlist in thejr country's ser- vice are financially reimbursed to the extent of the difference in pays. There ien't any doubt about that class of employees. “There ts atill another class ot men, who are bbyond the draft age, but who have dependents, A third class of city employees who are be- yond the draft age and who have no dependents, the Mayor has to con- sider whether the Government really needs the men, If it does the Mayor certifies the application, If the man who wants to enlist possesses no special qualifications that would make him particularly valuable to the Government, but who, on the other hand, is a valuable public ser- vant, it dg. a difficult matter to let him enlist under the provisions of the law.” ‘The attention of Secretary Whalen was to-day called to an article in the Army and Navy Journal that a high school teacher's application for per- mission to enlist in the army was disapproved by Mayor Hylan. “Inasmuch as the name of the ap- Moant is not given,” said Mr. Wha- len, “I don't know whether the Mayor has turned down the application You can rest assured, however, that if the Mayor did turn down the ap- plication he had good and sufficient reasons. The article in the Army and Navy Journal makes the sweep- ing assertion that the Board of Edu- cation js discouraging enlistments, Of course that is absolutely untrue, The circumstance of an case governs the Mayor's a “How many applicants the Mayor’s approval under the law have been turned down?” Secretary Whe - len was asked. “That I don't know. No figures will be given out until a survey the entire situation has been ma Lawyer and Bastne Stamford on ¢ (Spectal to The STAMFORD, Con N. Wealer, lawyer, and Cunningham, in business Ww Ranger and the Nati Design of New York City, chief bene fioiary under the artist's will, of 0 4 charged that the a spirators sought, by fal: Henry W. Ranger, to divert his from the National Academy of to Edith Ranger, a sister of t artist. Both prisoners were held trial Sanam LYNCHING INQUEST BEGUN. Prosecute If Coroner’ jen Responsible. 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Justics Luke D, Stapleton, No. 294 Ga field Pince, Brooklyn, early to-day,| landing on some cement paving in the| rear of the house, His ekull was frac- | tured and he suffered internal injuries. | Mr, Waleh was an over-night guest | in the home of former Judge Stapleton, Servants in the kitchen this morning heard the body when it fell and called a physician, When an ambulance rived Mr, Walsh waa delirious. He removed to the Methodist Episcops Hospital, Brooklyn. His condition serious. It Is belleved Mr. Walsh elther felt from the window while walking in his sleep or was stricken With vertigo while Opening the window. Mr. Walsh. ts fifty-two years old and unmarried. Te lives with a sister at No, 230 Lincoln | Place, Brooklyn. FALLS FROM WINDOW OF | [sna CONSTIPATION have stood the test of time. Purely vegetable. Wonderfully quick to banish biliousness, headache, indigestion and to clear up a bad complexion. MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1918. 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