The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 15

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Podell, a lawyer of No. 42 the charging them with being concerned in a conspiracy to defraud the United States out of income taxes on profits made on Army raincoat contracts, admitted in the Federal District Court that he had neglected to give his superior officer, Capt. Houghton or Fort Totten, information regard- ing his continued business relations with one of the defendants, Prior to this country going into the war, Cohen eaid, he was in the com- mission business as the Paramount Trading Company in thie city and had obtained contracts for all sorta Broadway, on indictment of supplies trom the oational, State and municipal governments. Afr getting into the army, be said. he bad introduced manufacturers to Goules Morris Steinthall, a manufacturer of lap robes and biankets, the next wit- ess, testified that he was anabdle to secure any Government contracts un- til he made an agreement with Gouled. Then he said he got a con- tract for puttees, as a result of which he pald Gouled $15,000 in various amounts from June 17 to July 6. The witness said that the agreement pro- vided @ 6 per cent. contribution to the secret fund, which Gouled said was to go to the “men higher up.” puasoesenaaipPineningeene PRIETH CASE GOES TO JURY. Fate of Pabishers wange Paper Now in Balance. NBWARK, Sept 120.-The case of Benedict and Edwin 8, Prieth, former publishers of the New Jersey Freie Zeitung, and William von Katzier, man- aging editor, charged with conspiracy under the Espionage Act, waa given to the Jury at 2.30 this afternoon, after Judge Haight delivered his charge. Jgaee Haight directed the jury to ex clude from consideration any bias or sympathy. “The critical nature of the present times, trying as they are,” he said ng to the ob- principles of “ig my excuse for advert vious and fundamental American justios.” ja SWEDISH KING’S SON DEAD. STOCKHOLM, Sept, 20.—Prince Eric, Duke of Vestmaniand, youngest son of King Gustaf, died to-day of pneumonia, which developed {rom Spanish influ enza. The Prince was twenty-nine years old. VENIN G@ WORLD, SEVEN-CENT FARE FADES AT MEETING OF BOARD Matter Not Definitely Disposed Of, but Chances of Increase ‘ Now Slim. ‘There Is little likelihood of seven-cent car fares in this city. The Board of Estimate, which alone has the power to netion an increase, will not stand for raise during the present standard of transportation. It was thought the entire matter would be settled to- day when the Board met, but it was do- elded to let the Franchise Committee report later. “Tam willing to ¢o to the bat now,’ said Borough President Frank L. Dow- ling, who is against the seven-cent (are proposition, “Why delay? We might as well let the companies know right now that this Board wifl not stand for profiteering by the big traction corpora tiona” an F, 0. ROOSEVELT BETTER. Assistant Secretary of Navy tes Resting Comfortably, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt, who ts euffering from a slight attack of pneumonta fol- | 4 lowing influenta, rested comfortably last night and was feeling much better this morning. He is at the home of his mother, James Roosevelt, No. 47 East Sixty- fifth Street. , Mra. Roosevelt answered The Evening World's inquiry as to her| son's condition, and said she was pleased with his improved condition. | “Mr. Roosevelt rested well and feels! better. I think he is doing nicely,” was her message. MW HHP A every morning of your life ‘O MATTER how well you know your Gillette Safety Razor, our Service Ex- perts may be able to show you how to double the shaving comfort and convenience you are getting from the blade almost the angle-stroke beard and skin. Take a few And by all m your Gillette. It may be the “little knack” of holding flat to the face. 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