The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1919, Page 20

RAG (5 TED TWSHOW CuUSE IN “CONTE CHER Comptroller Alleged to Have _ Sold Bonds in Violation of Court Edict. din, Van Sicien in the Supreme Wer, Brooklyn, to-day signed an order requiring Charles T. Craig, ~ Semptrotier of the City of New York, appear before Supreme Court ning on Nov. 18 and why he should not be contempt of court in a and sold, in violation "an injunction, $1,000,000 worth of seatporate "bonds of the City of New ‘York. The apptication for the order } of Accounts He that the bonds were sold and of the sale hidden from the ® general fund for reduction tion and the other $1,000,000 ‘worth for the redemption of special e bonds which had been issued purpose of providing funds to the expenses of the Public Ser- ‘vide Commission. Citizens Union attacked the issue of the money on the that such iasue was illegal ‘beyond the power of the Board ‘Matkmate for the reason that the of the commission for it was proposed to issue these had already been paid. On 15 the injunction was made per- and upheld by the Appellate and the Court of Appeals. ‘YORK WOMEN URGE TO PASS TREATY fl With Wadsworth and Calder and Listen to Debate. ‘ASHINGTON, Nov. 12-—-A num~- of New York women are now ‘m promoting prompt ratifi- of the pending peace treaty. called on many Senators, -in- Wadsworth and Calder of urging each to hasten of the League covenant. given the delegation in galleries and they listened _ t@ wome of the debate during the of Nations Association of They Pepresent all vari. work and various poli ani believe that t he world want the Leagui become a reality. He explained, step by process of ratifying the character and of the opposition, and gave , : as to the possible outcome it struggle, equesting je aid tn ‘to early ratifica- Pe EN ‘SULZER IS LILLY VICTIM. ~Wermer Governor Tells Jury He Lest 64,500 in iateral. ‘Broad Street brok: raided by Sonecste June 92 ru nd whe dwin storday who is suid to have iy, the case Ny ill he a of after waivi im: before going room, declared ¢ him o i he had into the Grand Lilly firm haw 04,500 by selling col it up in stock trans CEREAL Now supplied by F untai «, Resta and leading Hot Distributi 43 shi awh Governor Wiliam Sulzer ap- peared before the Grand Jury to-day as & Complainant against J. Fronk Lilly,! @ wake of extimated at] of about than $1,600,000 and ayse " stant District Attorney who directed the ry Grand Jury investigation of | ctivities. One of the witnesses) y, ‘ Kent Schiener, former partner NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE “Soft’'? Yes—but a soft drink that satisfies—try it and see, Ask fer it at Drug Stores, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919, \ {SONS CHIEF BENEFICIARIES | $3,753,473 STURGES ESTATE Bid F RAUDS SEEN Both Arthur P. r Bere Re- | IN SETTLEMENT ceive A 10,000 | j was sont to the Surogate’s Court to | day by the Deputy State Comptroller Frederick Sturges, financier, of No. House Committee Expresses $1 ‘asap Street and No. 26 Park fete a I a A ad bee Belief That Millions Are jto the report of praiser jarenc Schmethel, the total assets are Lost to U. S. | $3,7 and the not estate is | $3,512,119. ‘The assets are real o 2, | WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.—The House | $129,500, the larger holdings being committee investigating the War De- | No. 4 Park Avenue and No. 36 Park Partment believes the Government has been defrauded of millions of dollars tn | Avenue, $80,000; ih, $188,354; per- the settlement of war con! al | sonal, $801,407, which is chiefly made tast Mareh, and bas Feeereue &, team: lnim against Arthur P. tion to the House, urging the Depart- [up of a Sturges, $75,644; stocks and bonds, | $2,204,307, Of the 118 holdings, the larger are Liberty Bonds, $290,000; shares of the Provident Loan Society, fi) om $92,100, National Bank of Commerce, | “ihe committee has been prying into $51,350; U. &. Gteel Corporation, $51,- | some of the settlements. In its report 750; Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul to the House it names the follow. Railroad Company preferred, $58,050; Ing concerns and thelr products as @ half interest in Frederick and A. P. having been investigated: American Can Sturges, No. 31 Nassau Street, “in- Petey apy uta Sirens ee i stocks a: ond them. | Brown Camp ie julpmen | vested in stocks and bonds for them. | HT0wn Camp ane aed hosts and bi | selves, conducting business for | heen: omar Mose & Co, reas other parties.” The holdings of the song; Briar Hill Steel Co., partnership aggregate $419,512. Pew steel roofs; in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian stamping Co. boilers and Chureh, $30. «|, Standard Steel Car Co., howitzer car- The principal beneficiaries are his riages; Jones & Laughlin Co., by-prod- sons, Arthur P. and Frederick, yor ona) Unie $1,116,389 each; daughter Mary Ful- | Oot, Soppert ad Metals Gelling ler Wilson, $6,939, and the life estate, “in all of these cases except the last in $119,404; grandson, Frederick two named,” the committee reporta, Sturges, 8d, ‘nine years old, $50,000; sister-in-law, Catherine Allen Bulli- ment to Investigate. These were so-called “Informal contracts,” hastily made in the war rush, and a special act of Con- gress was required last spring to legal- corrugated National Enameling & ment agents and army officers on special branding | tutional war powers. ;| amendment is an essential and insep- “aalvage values were fixed by Govern-| Change in the Constitution, and to tral, Northwestern, Southwestern and Pacific. y ‘ | The New York department will em- brace Greater New York City and Long Island, Connecticut and Rhode Island. | Included in the Eastern Depart-| ment will be New Jersey, Pennsyl- vania, Ohio, Maryland, Delaware and) the District of Columbia. “The policy of the Bureau of Inter- ‘ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL, IS VIEW OF JUDGES (Continued From First Page) ” ] States and citizens and to the depart-|cure proper enforcement of the law,’ | ments of the Federal Government as|Mr. Roper said. “No State, county | well, a period of readjustment of | Or municipal officer will be relieved of | thelr affairs to the new conditions |responsibility amd every officer of} that would result from a transfer of |the Federal Government of every | powers from the States to the Fed- State, county and city must be sur- | eral Government, charged with the full responsibility of | TROYS RIGHTS OF STATES |* Prohibition enforcement officer. sabe AND CITIZENS. “While the duty of ascertaining | “There can be no question that the conditions in the several States will houlders of present logisiation, if valid, destroys |"est primarily upon the 6! rights of States and citizens which, |b Federal prohibition directors, the but for that legislation, they might|®™pervising agents, upon their own enjoy, and which were respected and | initiative, will make independent in- recognized im the adoption of the|VeSstigations in ascertainment of vio- amendment. lations of the prohibition laws, co- “Aside from the question of the re- |°Perating with the directors. pugnancy of this act to the amended| Directors will give particular atten- Constitution, there are questions of| tion to the manufacture and sale of ‘the most sorioug character as to| ‘denatured alcohol; to the business of whether this legislation does not con-| Physicians who prescribe and drug- tain provisions which go far beyond| sists who sell liquor, and of sani- permissible exercise of any consti-|tariums for the treatment of persons suffering from alcoholism; to the business of persons who manufacture, import or sell wine for sacramental arable part of that amendment; Koad | purposes and to all places where without it, it would not have been! jj, kad i» possessed submitted ‘to the people and would pacha baedionies ae ‘ed not have been adopted; that It is an . express provision made to cover the| The Commissioner’s programme special emergency of a radical! leaves no doubt that where Sta‘ ficials or city or country offici WARTIME PROHIBITION “I am of the opinion that the time provision contained in the eighteenth va facil Wes furnished pA, J bo afot god Fuirfleld, Conn., $10,000; the Rev. Dr. Which were, tn the epinion just to the Frank §. Qhild, Fairfleld, $10,000; Government. In some of the cases cited And legacies from $400 to’ $5,000 10 | they aeem to have been obviously talnt- with fra office employees and domestics. past aa te his condition Li. TICKET COLLECTOR td tin tule soya tor the ete ADMITS STEALING BAGGAGE to the laxness and ineffic! Railroad. Employee Pleads Guilty | athe committee contended it aid not of Looting Suit Cases and Trunks, th utherity to collect the money and pat the War Department and Depart= ‘The mystery of many losses of bag- gage from the Long Island Railroad ieent Of Justice should act. and the Flatbush Avenue Station in tnewedl socal WOMAN CATCHES MAN WHO INVADES BEDROOM Brooklyn was cleared to-lay when Philip Parenteau, railroad ticket col- Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Brooklyn, Pursues Thief Who Refused Her lector, pleaded guilty tn the County Court, Brooklyn, on a charge of larceny. Plea to Leave Money. After suspicion had been centred Shortly after 1 o'clock, while she was at dinner at her home at No. 1304 upon him @ steamer trunk was placed /risthush Avenue, Brooklyn, Mrs. in dls charge at tho Pennsylvania St®|To.othy M. Moore heard @ noise in tion with instructions to put it off at her bedroom. he Lynbrook station, Instead he care ried it to Long Beach and then back to the Flatbush Avenue Station, whence it went to @ furnished room that he had \ rented, ed the trunk n, $60,00; First Church of Christ, with the man and pleaded with him to leave her gome money, as that was The police way he opens all she had there and took its contents to his home in Springfield, where eight stolen suit- cases were Mund, ee ee STUDENTS MUST DRILL. Dean Hawkes 1 Youths to Report ft iy Dean Herbert 1, Hawkes of Columbia College, said to-day that the college of- ficlals and studenta intended to comply completely With the proviajomy of the Slater law requiring military drill for students between the ages of sixteen and Students were informed Regiment Armory New York State mission, even ct dmpontant rest. ‘Theh he fled down the 5 Moore gave chase and mt Fos: Avenue, the second fare point, trolman John Paynter commandeered an automobile and caught the man. lle gave his name as Gustave Bell- steim, thirty-one years bid, of No. 483 Bushwick Avenue. Liquor Arrests in Brooklyn. Internal revenue agents rounded up five saloonists and bartenders in Brooklyn to-day on charges of selling whiskey In violation of the war-time prohibition law. All were held in $500 bail each by United States Commis- sioner Louia R, Bick. They were William ¥. Traphos: at No, 740 Broadway, and his bar- tender, John Benzinger of No. 1 Troutman Street; Rudolph | Wensel, saloon owner at No. Jefferaon Street, and. his bartender, John Schnakenberg, and (tore Scordan- melin, who owns a ealoon at No. 678 Myrtle Avenue. by aloon owner nplied by Lieut, Col, A. R. ommandant of the Columbia 7. C., indicated that about 300 students had failed to repprt at the Gret drill, due to misunderstanding, Edwards, & 0, silat om ABANDONED TWO CHILDREN. Father Three Times Cited in War for Bravery. Wounded and gassed in the Argonne fighting, three times cited for brayery trick O'Donnell, No, 1745 Brooklyn, was found wullty in the County Court, Brooklyn, gn a charge of abandoning his two. childhen: Becuuse of” hia swat toe he was given @ suspended sen- ence, At his first e trouble 4rralgmment O'Dorn botween him and h » his father-in-law, J 9 Woodbridge Bt A probation officer who in= vestigated this reported that Dredger who had given t. to the service of Dredger, whose officce was | Brooklyn. Win s Station w York 4 Office: Sanitary us to the trade oda ur nts, Grocers els and Clubs. TLING WORKS AY. Wonnes. ra ow nay She found & man) Kramer will have as aids an execu-|Srimany jand reconstruction. standing at her bureau taking $127/ tive field force of nine supervising from her pocketbook. 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Tee*ounard liner Caronta safled for WASHINGTON, Nov. 12—John F.| mbglish ports to-day with about 500 Kramer, an attorney of Mansfield, O.,| passengers, including several who are ‘has been appointed Federal Prolilbi-| well known. é tion Commissioner, William Loeb jr., former Collector of He will be in charge of the en-|the Port, with his wife and son, left forcement of wartime and constity-|/0F % business trip to England and tional prohfpition. France on behalf of the American Smelting and Refining Company. Commissioner of Internal Revenue! © wij trwin, magazine writer, and his Roper to-day mado public plans for! wife, whose pen name is Ines Haynes, enforcement of Prohibition. Mr./| were on board. They are to write Shout orclva iliips, former war. correspond iio to'writs on Feconstraction praas. Welsh, a horse expert, went over to buy some horses Wines Prohibition director in each Btate.| n io Y W. 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