The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1919, Page 17

~| EXPLAIN “INACCURACIES” Examiners Find Forty Void Ballots in One Manhattan Election District. Canvass inspectors of the nine elec- tiot districts of thé Fourth Assembly District, Manhattan, have been or- ered to report immediately at City | Hall and explain “inaccuracies” on tally shéets” The ofder was issued by Wiliam P. Kenneally, Democrat, Chairman of the ProtestCommittee of the New York County Board of Gan- Yassers, at the request of the other Members of the oard. If the ed, condition of tally sheets con- * tim @ seriously through the re-| malleog of: the districts as has been _ the yin the first eight examined, | it maybe nécessary to go before a {/Bupreme Court Justice and request that ballot boxes ‘be op , in the Fourth lection District thé examinopa found ihat there were 40 ‘void ballots recorded. tints Gi URGES U.S.BUY TIMBERLANDS Frank L. Moore Warns of Diniin- ishing Acreage. The Pulp and Paper Assoctation’s committee on forest conservation, head- ed by Frank L. Moore of Watertown, N. Y¥., presented a report to-day at a Meeting of the association in the Wal- Gort-Astoria showing the greatly di- minished ac: of Asperican forests pad recommending steps toward resto- ration. Public ownership of timberland, with Private cutting and marketing opera~ ions, Was suggested by the committee as 2° solution. It recommended. public purchase of cutover lands, extensive re- planting for new crope of timber, a more effective system of fire preven- tion, and adoption of “uniformly fair’ forest taxation laws." premente Nonna, FOIL GREAT GOLD RCBBERY. ‘Three Men Taken From Train Car- rying $2,500,000 Bullion. CRESTON, Iowa, Nov. 14—A §$2,- 600,000 gold robbery was prevented here to-day when three men were dragged from a Burlington Railtoad treasurer car and placed in jail. 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