The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 10

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EVENING WORI.D, FRIDAY, MAROH 28, 1919. | HYUAN'SFRIENDS. |S see <2 AOGUSEDOF GRAFT = wn Scandal Indicated in Indict- ments of Head of Fire Pre- $ vention Bureau and Others. pee tor to the paign Fund, Revelations made to-day in con-| 4¢ 4s et men con- nection with the alleged Fire De o film ex p nt graft indicated a scandal. | dees The Evening World learned to-day ; ght ite caused tho indi yesterday of each in four men on charges of conspiracy, | OF BAe ora bribery and acceptance of ay n forty motion picture men fees, Here is the Who's Who of the| said to have testified before the indictments | Grand Jury, and their testimony is Dr. William F. Doyle, indicted, | described as a complete corroboration Chief of the Bureau of Pre- lof « confession made by Leon Wal vention, person: A | @ to Assistant District Attorneys : y and Unger, leged to have been received was known as the “Colonial Film Ex- cha 1 name which made it ap. pear natural that motion picture managers should visit the office at frequent int The District At- torney’s « expects to show that jno film ever was handied at -this office, Wallace has told his story twice, once to the prosecutors and once to | the Grand Jury It is reported also, {but not officially confirmed that at |least one other of the indicted four has expressed his willingness to tes. tify for the State. Dr. Doyle was released to-day on bail of $2,500. The other three also | are out on bail, | : Wallace, it is asserted, said that in A chauffeur dashed into) oii ines weck bere ‘ Healy's our Fifth Avenue Store the} trequenter of other day: took off his hat: looked at the label: said,| “R. 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