The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1919, Page 3

STATE REGULATION OF MLK © 2%er ON EVENING WORLD'S IDEAS INDORSED BY INVESTIGATORS Every Suggestion by This Newspaper Will Be Recom- mended to Assembly. ©OMMISSION FAVORED. Three-Year Fight Against Trust Being Won Slowly, but Surely. By Sophie Irene Loeb. Wrery contention made by The Evening Work in its three-year fight to secure the proper regulation of mile has been orne out by the com- bined investigations and recommenda- tions made by every agency in the State that has attempted to solve the milk question. The Evening World's Jnvestigation. made three yeurs ago, showed plainly that the one way to assure to the people a fair price for milk was to create @ regulatory and official body that would have.charge of this great necessity and limit the profits in order to insure a fair price. This newsr>per recommended ‘a Mik Con .ssion and set forth the matters that such a commission coulds readily determine in connection with milk, All of these recommendations fare now included in the reports made by ex-Gov. Glynn and John | F. Finley to the Governor. The Reconstruction Committe appointed by the Governor recom- mended similar legislation. George Gordon Battle, appointed for the purpose of ascertaining the activities of the Council of Farms and Markets, also went into the subject. All three of thesa investigations have resulted in the same conclu- | sions suggested by The Evening World over three years ago. And now comes the report of the special committee appointed by the Governor, termed the Fair Price Milk Committ Their con- clusions, after an exhaust ine - YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, MILK PRICES GO UP TO-DAY: 1916. tion that the Legislature provide for 4 Milk Commission, with such powers | and functions as are described | ‘The committee at considerable \length reports on the by-product or | manufacturing business. ‘The enor- mous profits of tinned milk and simi- lar products made by the use of 55 per cent. of the production of milk of this State has been presented as one of the principal drawbacks to lower. priced milk. “The Nestles Company, doing a | seventy million dollar business, was | one of rapid growth," the committee states, “From a capitalization of a quarter of a million, at one time it| Was increased to $15,000,000. The con- | cern has no preferred stock and it is not on the market.” ‘The profits of this company are} D, SATURDAY, DECE That $25,000 Milk Graft ° ’ deemed 0 be of considerable propor: man J+ Conatderng tego Opens Housewives’ Eyes; ) s ey would not state Down the Legislation That them’ fo the committee. From 85 tc Cost of Lit t Will Kee, 96 per cent. of thelr entirer produc- Sure a Milk Sercice Cope’ O8¢e? Straus ty” Demand Law to Stop It tion of manufactured or tinned milk ea mn Would is sent outside of the United States. One-third of this milk from the production State alone. INCREASED PROFITS IN TINNED MILK TRADE. Sunilar conditions exist in the case i ission More Than Ever Necessary is secured Ty ro Before the Wicks Com- of, New York mittee, and the Middleman Must Be Elimated. |LAURENE GARDENER, |ORDERED TO MOVE GIRL OF 13 HELD of the “Borden Company, the nex! 13-YEAR OLD GIRL, SHE BOLTS DOORS largest concern, While their export | ——— (rade ig not so larger yet 240,000,000 | HELD AFTER MURDER on ies Cl Ac. pounds of condensed milk was manu-| ~ | Mrs. Gwathmey Defies Court Ac- factured by this company in 1919. | : i xy 7 ‘ |Sixty million pounds of thin was ex: | | a tion and Father-In-Law “Till ported. qAltowether this. Tepresents | Vi. . After Holidays.” ° 1) the case, This number of cases of manufac- | Mrs, Isabel C. Gwathmey is in a Aha Bee anne ee us ay, } | state of siege in her Juxurious apart- res, and the demand is constantly | ; ‘ [horsasing, to eay nothing of the new | ment on the seventh floor at No. 49 foreign markets that are being cre- alta West Seventy-second Street. Sh ated constantly, All of this practically was taken from the milk plans to hold the fort over the New w Found With Dr. Schott Follow- | |York State product 4 Year's holidays, she says, M | Yo ate production and manut. 3 j 4 y I . Gwathmey has lived at her present Oki Me WERE Gear k | ing Death of Young Woman | ddress since 1916 and held undis As the same price is paid for fui address sinc 9 milk in New York State which is paid for manuf: in His Office. | as tha ctured milk puted possession until she separated by tt a ——— from her husband, Archibald B. by the manufacturers, it can read ie ey a e | be seen that the distributing cosi LOUISVILAL Deg “Miss bk in, Lal pe - date |for fluid consumption are eliminated | Laurene G. G ® thirt sie pone (Ons CET No and as a consequence, much greater | 9), ‘i ary . ava: neko’ | the ground that hef lease doesn’t ex- profits are made in the tinned milk [Od now under arrest here, Is a secot pire until Sept, @o, 1920, Her father- business, It is obvious what trend | Prisoner taken following dhbalane? in-law, Archibald Gwathmey — sr. this will take in the future unless |Tious murder on Ch ve of che eaten Nee Proper regulation ig provided Miss Elizabeth Ford Griffiths, seven ‘threatened to cut off the gas, heat, All of these fac | Priced iMilk C manities aaNee been | 225 office attendant of Dr. Chris: pene Pisce carRee intend see | NS + ‘ \ained e ction ‘or- fully set forth in The ening|toPher G. Schott, a prominent phy- ae a r | World's investigation sician, Her body was found in a con- bidding him to do ko. This morning | 1 5 ce Davis dis- On Oct. 28, 1916, The Evening World| ulting room at the rear or his office | sAURENE ae Court gus) ; a 10 made the following Matements, urg-| Dr, Schott has been arrested, charged| @.GARDENER.... Wi coalavoecesarer dies wien ordere 20r ng a Milk Service Commission, and! with murder. ‘The girl, who was with the costs of court, $10, with orders for invit oi > eae or to move. nviting every woman of thescity t0| Do scnort when he reported the ais. | NINE HELD IN BOND _ |!et to move. join the Housewives’ Protective Asso- Admits Concern; Price to the Consu! Present System — THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 191 its ves tho the t, Others Head of as Pull. en nvestigation of 1909. —— PLAN WIDE INQ lavestis Comptroller g World’s Articles of Three Years Ago That Started Fight for State Milk Commission ‘Follow, : Big Milk Helpless mer Arbitrarily Set Un by 9 Conduc OF CAR LINES IN Answer to Judge Mayer's Traction Suggestion. When the Board of Fstimate holds| final 1919 meeting Craig will to-morrow resolution calling for a sweeping in- tigation of the city transit tion, ‘Phe Craig resolution has been Board of Mstimate conferences, and it is under- stood leagues will measure, The transit roughly discussed at that the Comptroller's vote in favor of city's inquiry Interborough or the B. R. T. to the su stion of Federa' proposition, Mayor Hylan said: “Why doesn't Judge Mayer resign? He then could devote all of his time uRY GENT FARE WAR tion Will Be Hylan’s introduce & situa- col- | the| decision to conduct a independent of either of- ficials is the Hylan Administration's answer Judge Mayer that an eight cent fare be granted on all lines for six months, | and that the city grant the request of ARE NOW ASSURED; ‘Sol, 000 AVAILABLE System to Be Re-established Soon After Jan, 1—Milk for Underfed Children. Lunohes for all school children who desire them were assured to-day when | the Board of Education agreed to ap- ply to the Board of Estimate to-mor- row for an approprfiation of $50,000 to | become available at once for the pur- | pose of starting the school lunch ma- chinery, Comptroller Craig has prom- ised that the Board of Batimate will make the necessary appropriation and the school lunch system should be in operation goon after the first of the year. Sophie Trene Loeb af The Evening World appeared at the meeting of the| Board of Education to-day and urged that body to take action at once on! the Junch question, She pointed out! that millions of lunches have been served in the achools, that the system | has been established as successful” through the energy of private oharit- able agencies and that the time has come when the serving of lunches to| | school children on a democratic basta} has become a civic duty Most of the children, under the plan to be adopted, will pay for (heir) lunches. ‘Those who are unable to! pay will be served free, but no dis- tinction will be made between paying | | children and non-paying children, No! child will know whether another child is a paying customer of the lunch system or not. Mrs, John Blair, representing many women's organizations, Miss Mabel Kittredge and Mise Mary Wood, who have consistently aided in ‘The Kve- | ning World’ fight for schoo! lunches, indorsed Miss Laeb's stand on the obligation resting on the city to fur- nish food for school children ‘The Board of Wducation then adopt- t/ed @ resolution admitting that it h been remiss in not requesting an ap- propriation for sohool lunches prior to Nov. 20 when the budget was made ; ‘i ‘ up. ‘The Board of Fetimate has in- the traction interests for a pubie| UP, Tue Board of Matimale has in. hearing. paased. Commenting on Judge Mayer's| President Prall of the Board of Education will ask the Board of Esti - mate to-morrow to make the neces- sary appropriation. inasmuch as Comptrotler Craig baa said the ap-" SCHOOL LUNCHES CURRAN APPOINTS. 0. HL FAY AS HEAD OF PUBLIC WORKS New Borough President Fills Other Offices—Two Women are Named. Major Henry H. Curran, who taxes office as President of the Borough of Manhattan Jan. 1, announced the fol- lowing appointments to-day: Commissioner of Public Works— Clarence H. Fay, former Deputy Fire Commigsioner under Commissioner Robert Adamaon; $7,200. Consulting Engineer—Amos Schae fer, to succeed himsalf; salary $7,208 Chief Engineer of Highways--Clife ford M. Pinckney, to succeed himselfs salary $$6,120, Superintendent of Public Buildings —Col, Frank H. Hines to succeed hime self; salary 95,000. Superintendent of Buildings—Ra« dolph P, Miller, Superintendent un der former Borough President Mew Aneny; salary $7,000, Secretary of the Borough—Collin BL Woodward, former Alderman from the 28th District and formerly Deputy Surveyor of the Port; salary $5,500. Secretary to the Borough President A. L. Smith jr. of the editorial staff of the New York Times Yale, 1915; salary $4,600. Assistant Commissioner of Publie Works—John 8. Shea, former Sheriffs salary $6,000, Secretary to the Commissioner of Public Works—Miss Harriet E. Por- ritt, a school teacher, active Suffrage worker, who campaigned on horse= back up State in 1912; salary $3,540. Stenographer to the President of t Borough—Mies Harriett Mullen, for- merly private secretary to Mra, Joseph H. Choate, salary, $2,200. ARREST FOILED FIVE ROBBERIES Police Say Slayer of Maid Planned Burglary Campaign—Negress Held as Aid. Brooklyn police to-day reported they had information of three robberies in Flatbush homes and two in Elmhurat planned by Frank Kelly, confessed mur- derer of Catharine Dunn, a maid in the 4 ciation formed for this purpose. This! covery of the body, ' charged witt ee rperian Vetaelioayy cotta rey bea sep egdesdatecteeL dell hated Lab ap yoy oo adit gh reve pal EPP Umea py opal vestigation of the entire subject, | i owanaper nani. ls y : THEFT OF $141,000! hind closed doors, she thought! “1n explaining to-morrow's prop soon ay the Board of Education ad- 1146 Mast 21st Street, Flatbush, a week ar’ practically in every particular TIA ALS Caen ER OtNLIO Rew juvenile delinquency | ’ that the reporter might be a deputy ioe comptrotier Cruly sald mnita it is to blame for the delay In ago last Saturday. According to the i e first effo 8 asso. | ay nprehenaion’ oblihe vouniy wil eee sheriff or moving van man and re- 4 omp! i establishing the lunch system that the same that The Evening World | ciation is a thorough study of the|, THe apprehension of the young git) ; «| fused to open the portal “The purpose of this investigation | phase of the question may be consid. (detectives. Kelly got his information han conatantiy. uraedi | milk situation. Every authoritative| i the latest step in a story ot ‘Tenth Man Now Under Arrest*in ““<T‘have sent iny ¢ twto ‘agparidin the ‘fasta ‘upon wich ered an cleared ap |through Emma Robinson, the negreas, A bill) will new-bo) introduced) | Sin na siuaied gedievertcnslonriee | memmie, tans tinitve cae: California—$40,000 in Se. , oll stove, candles and the turmoit now existing in the transit || Mfiaa Loe also arranged to-day for from whom he aayn he got, knowin . a ery § * | tionships. Miss Griffiths anc ‘i rer . tel situaue be nl. the continuance of ornin, i of the Clan! Ouseho! ye nin, orld introduced a year ago. eo eptictasigand? ela iacesistnl sities and the only thing that will] @ue : ‘ H be a {SHOULD CONSUMER BE AT|Camp Zachary ‘Taylor, were to have! Nine men and boys were arysixned, Dother me Will be lack of water, Well,| facilities. If the companies ure unable | dernourished children who are mem-| One of the places, the police say he EVERYBODY FAVORS STATE|” ’ A 4 F : for wash_| '® give it to them, the Board of Esti- | bers of the tubercular, crippled and naga in mind, was the home of M COMMISSION BILL. ERCY OF CORPORATIONS? | been married on Christmas Day nthe Centre Streat Police | T shall use mineral water for wash NG nha ace cpreciede neeemis daseen Ia Se guniie on as eof Mra, The first recommendation made| .“!”, Yesterday's iss the House-| is understood that she changed her re uc corneaisle yt ee Ko EULA ALY cia eres | “One of the results of this invewti- | schools, The Hvening World for years ane 3 b, Oey hindi. ‘ re | Wives’ Protective Association raised| mind at the last moment,“und Jordan | Cd 41,000 worth of Tilberty gation will, in all probability, show | maintain the service ough a of by this committee Is that a MIlk/ the question as to why not a Milk| was on his Way te fer home to set. BoNds from B.D. Levison & Co. No. QUESTIONED IN BILL FRAUD. that traction interests, under tue] pri-ate bunt but when, this year, the | bush. Commission, composed of three mem-| Service Commission? ee Se ees t » Broadway, Sept, 1%, Assistant Dis eee | propaganda they have been conduct-| Board of Education and the Board of! Detective Brosnan, after the Robime bers, be appointed by the Governor,| tesa mou itbe possible, through | M&W dite, When he learned site had oot sttomne, Murphy told Masistrate| Maxwell ‘Taylor Asked Where He| ing for months, have been endeavor. Welimate Aereed ae the once s \n- json woman and Kelly had been tam ‘ saath jthe Public Service Commission, {>| been murdered . NDIA TRAE went MARI ebeu: cult eae ing to put life into many lifeless | deroo ed child a civic fUBC- | dicted by the Grand . let The powers of this commission | -seuiate our rides throughout the elt ri t 5 , : \ PED alae i ‘ Lge sit er usstot {securities which were fabricated and| tion the private fund was abandoned. is ey) let Gee puis ecthnaita avens partok ine milk Ten ter OE the city.) According to Dr. Schott, he found was under arrest in California and had! “Maxwell Taylor of Jersey City, who! Securities which wore fabricated wud) UG iad te milk mervice will be |r Albany <o get extradition papem industry, including the highly protit- and have no meana for| Miss Griffiths dead when he returned been indicted in N Kk. He said /1s charged with depositing three checks! doin oxagerated expectations and|cared for by the expenditure of 6e- mh eich CU ee “ tee ae able by-products, and the commis-| the regulation of cur common com-|to his office from u round of distribs that $40,000 worth we bonds are} fraudulently issued from Si i In| representations of profits to bel tween $15,00 gana $25,000 of the tund | Mate from Newark, N. J. District modities, such as milix? utine@ Oh cifts. H. co. (Still mixsing the recent “bill-graft swindle,” was to-| profits re ting nothing | Of $300,000 left over rom the aale of 1 » the fair price that| uting™ Christmas. git e was a i | profitg representing 6 | OF r TO to start their trial within a week, Bipemball deckie the: zaie: p net ¥ waay. the:talii< trustn enjoy! dimnnniad by Lausene Gardener, De Ny eayy bail for!day questioned in the Newark Police! but the hopes*of promoters and the{2tmy ood wy the city. The committees| Kelly steadfastly denies any Knowke shall be charged to the consumer, rivile of earning large proiits | pu : 3 furth esday morn- | Headquarters — Superintendent | of | Kullibility of purchasers. * |in charge of the fund agreed to make edge of the murder of Mra. ee | It shall determine the fuir price! Public. neceasit nd the con. | tectives on the case have made affi- | Julofsky, of /Prisona Ratigan and two members of| A result ot the inquiry, “it is ma-|the nec Brooklyn “elavated Gicket agent, that shall be charged by the dis-|umer be held absolutely. at the|davits that they found the latter in. \’ F Rireatso ard CACHinn| Sra oe y Commission Setted, Will be proof that the main | ———— BORER LARS: i, ern) aunt nea tributer as well as the producer. mercy of these corporations? Schott's office on the morhing after fp ysiner were held in $80,600 baw each.| Superin Attempted. to lines are not in peril, und that num-| BIG DAY FOR PERLMUTTER, |chartes O'Gara and Haree s orbitn whe iy tag tecomintendal «00. 8 Word: @mose lmnortant Wael no under tho phveldlan being Rcune \ lee : Bi Sth tora tr Abtained. the ber of them, particularly the rook oad wark, Kelly to-day said? e committee oe fs created for th orporations and i i siete US Sr i ; Ne dy i NT frau 1300, lyn City Railroud, is vid mine taratite aa chia ato i ‘ ‘You ‘fellows are lucky guys. If that members of such a commission | nothing established for its abuse. tily elad and Charles Jablokoff of No. 10) whieh hy and)” Corporation Cour irr said this why ee had met me fifteen minutes later Saty shall work only at the pleasure of the} “By the growth of industry and by | Schott freely admitted tha had List Street were held in’ $10,000! November in tie Security Savings Bank | js the first time to bis knowledge tha ee inaatiteeey waulamt have hella Governor. the conemtion of cities, the import: | been in love with Miss Griffiths for each Miller, No. 3202 Surf Ave-/OF Newark. oe awindie by | tilt making of ksracel Seabee ee F | atin (ae oe age! Bare Desa : 3 art. | ance of the reguiation and the pric ie = ni vklyn, David Henson, No lage J 2 {ton had been sity 0 or by the} vay convicted of treason, but afte to the bat for ten murders as for 01 he Heal De: - nonths, stating that he "was crazy Sing officials 10 was paed that : w vic ri 1, but afterward | ne An Any aid=to nae ” ti leah setting of such a common commod- = ; Sant be 1 an ry ia thar LoRkwood Avenue, the Bronx; darold|the ft nudlen! checks iasued were ob- | tatfe officials Board of bist) soneruted when it was shown that in-|if 1 could have shot my way out, @ ment a municipal milk plant is|{ty as loose milk loom: ‘fas | 4bout her he police theory NRRHER BECULAL HUMMER SA Genwi Uinod “Bie leanne: OF Sonera mate, he said, was the proper body lo] 2" A Ob elvinis Witormiation Lethe would. recommended in order that in time) car rides, electric light her rejection of him some time ago HLORhaNEM IGT RnTRC SETA TP Re BTR aan BEG CHO InECLGIUON, ai preseat ito ‘and he hid argued this.] *tead of wiving formation te the Ger-| "He was locked in a cell away from al of stress or milk short from what-| “IS the S-cent ride any more im-] and decision tom: t. Jordan | 6202 Surf’ Avenue, Brook! Were held} resulted. in cks being drawn Public Servi min elon Nixon ope ie had given them misinforma- prison — -— Fs 2 ortant than t tle of ? in $5,000 each Jorder of Hetitious tirm suid the same thing and added that | tion, ; ever cause, the babies of the city) POAT penerut thing remulacion as ig | Prone analy e: for ee —_ ——_— he had put the matter up to Mayor ANSWERS SUGAR CHARGES,! shall not suffer. these common commodities is made| The Captain w subjected. to: & BUCKET BRIGADE MYSTERY IN WIFE'S DEATH, [100 and aise te the Board of Ex J F MILK WILL] dificait on account of the far-| strict interrogation. He established ti Sl eiiatenuadihe elt onloiaiien Hue tHat ; HOW TossenaR ors stretched theory that we dare rot in-| an alib’ which satisfied the p and CHECKS FIRE PERIL hing had come of it, the matter Kie Tells of Cabam Purchase ee har{ (hlere With the private corporation, — | was set free Revolver Pound After and) being referred buck to the traction of ti eeiveel et wy Bri The committee 1s of the opinion that! “The day is not far distant when| Schott advances « bat Miss sald Wife Head Fallea ficius and the Public Service Com nily give the © 0 Con-| + - ba t grea! an ac Siegel for in tigatin, G z there is no reason why milk cannot be) just what constitutes « ‘public’ and | Griffiths was a suicide. He said to- 1) .oncn Homes Near Flaming Build-| tra. Margurwt Borthwick, wife of Musson to thresh it ou! bse ouikel (or investigating | George A. Zabriskie, President of the sheaper if there is proper regulation) ‘Private’ industry concerning a com- | day that he and other ph ot F Garfield Borthwiek, 4 ing piotul Comptroller rata expie tied Sins the | tie soldi prhenitter ealtated in the | Sugar Mavilsetion Board, thle ssoriag ‘of i i {mon commodity ‘wil! be definitely de- | 4Mined the wound whioa caused h ing on Barren Island—Fire Boats seers + : ri proposed investigation will made] Niath Infantry, Second Division, at the| confirmed The Evening World's claim with @ good zoning gystem established) topmined. It has already been up-|death and founa ti powder : progector operator of the Strand ‘The- | ander the provisions of the Hotelage of nineteen |ehat exports of condensed mille hy and duplication avoided in distribu-| held by the Supreme Court of the| burned. ; Extinguish Blaze, utre, died at Bt. John's Howpital, Lone | Htule Act, which iiven the city broad Ph faker ‘eiuch’ at the puny Minele/ keke United States,” ‘Testimony at Dr. Schott's prelin BS ih an un. {fsland City, early to-day atter being! power mong thes are authority aga % vast innovations are suggested} On Oct. 2%, 1916, The Evening World | Mary examination disclosed what 11 fi : Whe eT yemoved from their home at No lo issue subpoenas for persons and} APART! T A WRECK. prea og ar ia Eyres om that will reduce the cost of. milk, a0N5 | ¢o ission COULD REGULATE| , The plysician admitted, the record McFarlane, ‘Her husband anid ahe| wader oath ough this inethod it] Ousted ‘Tenamt Held to Face | avorte of refined mugne the lines mentioned, as well as the) shows, that he had been engaged Pe acta Aan RCRA UIHERUES ED hoped that al the old records of (harwe of Landlord. ie British High Commission bought 9 eanilary DODEF © f “There is no surety as to the prices | eee ee id oe aie ee tua and island. Une} volver, with. one cartridge discharged, [of stock, high rentals to subsidiaries | t De Pet ; Fol BAM ET Canoe \ ons for these conclusions| is Y as to the prices|hig objected to attentions # on e 4 aes He On aati them nthe uel land other facts not brought to ligh jete r sm iw hame at No.| bond to be refined in our refineries and Tireie aineed’ fm the report, ‘The | Of milk. shi Sarin other enc s Ne tn TENE a a ee ee tee ie aula lik din HBL ait ba wArud rifth st sux held in $200 bait, then was taken to Great Britain committee say Peel) Cone eee a itienily ot the! afterward, witnesses relates i fk ry aaa neral | Rhaw. of the existence of the Weapon! ti is understood that the E { this morning on al puacbielisi 4 d ercy of the deale: hough some. aa 4 c npn, and that it was possible that bis w 7 aia io the t to be “after these many weeks of study it i i, came engaged to Capt < H ns fC in 1 tis wife! ystems wil Be i malicious mischlet preferre fe the conclusion of this committee] >) .'e dealert are dropping some oft ordan, an om h by de und de had committed suicide. (He waa taken) cited, but the resolution will be MaRS TALAINTA BlUned oc cent EOOTRAUS: GET $10,000, that the present price charged for milk | ny ‘no yecurity us to how lonj such | NO Suition! Camp Zach | ne eh to eover all traction yd te Biroet, Magistrate te untafr and excessive. prices will be maintained nor whether! Tayior, and or f insert 1 100 IN FIRE DANGER nice nig el, Abramowits for the Court| BARK Me one “If we accept statements oO: Pro-| they ure getting the lowest price pos- dding bad t fixed “ : ‘we : TSS GHIy He atbeeS \ ae ala auae mL Abr ducers and cistributers that under the sible with a tuir profit to the dealer thine ahe met _ heragr-seai | Pa ee oe ee Hiaevistel «fore lwaving the Bast Mifth street] CLEVELAND, Dec, 29.—Two armed t me: employed in produc-| ang producer. , hott ‘ ‘ Dow mw Ya Speee) its own investigatin SLM AEA Ad Fy hee Masten tre tee ones | eecaeatert ; Ser and distribution, the price cannot ap Fenty Scone ai qala ne ‘i ; WARNS OF FAKE SOLICITORS. Tadecthc Mayer nptroller | hou plaster from the walls, | footpads escaped with $10,000 in casp be reduced, there is no excuse for con- gulation 1 marriag' ed to anil i. Craig. It was then requested that in Vit paint on the calling. Wpped over! and $65,000 in checks in a daring hold- 01 we h iy lly was @ tiintng| the bathtub, broke the kithen stove] : ‘ ; in operation any system su Milk Service Commission,| {ie statemen jemeclon HIB DCHES lie. tase os waaay Caluaibin Mtunlio IDS ees the city was a partner of land amashed In a door, | up in the downtown section this morr je of Sopray een ants and cepevie similar to the Public Service Com according 1 r i} 1 Bixby sho rae r ; eh ane ~~ ing of James Hoduf, Wo was carrying of being ttansformed into a method of mission, could be established, and. mon hat she would live with ti ff and Colombia War Veteran 4 six thik mm hen| Should have a ‘ the money from a savings and loan Sstribution of milk at a materially ve-levery phase of the 1 Dusiness| soldier but a comparativel ' ilk mca me Vee ut on ihe sec np landle VIOLINIST MISSING, mupany to a bank duced price. could come before this body and the | time, during which, he said, sie woull | Twas said at an ‘ of the Capitol f gad] ane 38 gai oo The bandits were waiting in an alle: “In view of all the facts brought out| proper schedule of rates be fixed, as) he willing to return and to-¢ hat om Nel four fora above | Railways © [Otte Wilhelm Set seem Stace! and when Hodut passed by thes hurled fm the testimony, and by reason of the} in gas, eivctricity and transportation.” eventually make hin good ‘ n i nen " rep jt u Rees ee | ae aan y Gugiti maa ia | him the aisewalk ane cacaped with committee's study of the problem, it} On C 1916, the following i iia | ® lee ne ulrwe n the receivership: J satch taining the mone ‘of the opinion that official action is| statem, appeared n nd lumbia ee Otte Wilhelm, @ violiniat, who threw — s in order to consummate this} “Ye#terday | tatked with the neads| gro ery an aud small ad basriptioL ¢ DEBATE RICHMOND CAR FATE, »me«" the East River at géth| S@sedwed Cor Handle Her ) i} V rn ' 4 Qeatrable and necessary end. of some of the largest milk companies | the milk eompany ha iit to him etl a and was rescued Fatate, agcomplish all the committes|in the city. namely, Sheffield Farms.) 11 nted out tha ! Perec A eek eis i iia dice policer ims not been seen| Supreme Court Justice Robert Was- recommends Feawires aston es fol-| Mutual Mopermc)s, Borden's and Lo. |'tne Va : Hi \ a ‘ bel pyc ce he was released from Reception thie morning discharge! Ma 3 . | Mic media Ly ae Hg | (he aH GU GE. US sara Hospital Christmas Day. He ot! Hoyle O'Reilly from the custo! of he | of a Milk Service Commission similar! guar: should be > o work, T ar Aes ia \eeturned to the house > - COMPLETE RESULTS. : al “The consensus of opinion | sam. uality of milk 1 4 Pres = ah ‘ i re Hoenich, the | Boyle O'Reilly, who applied for a ce "In view of the fact that many of| among the chief executives of Ing from the same ¢ 1 same ollyer Dead as wher day sked th: spice rtimittee for her person on the ground the problems connected with the milk’ these companies is that the past | same price anywhere nue) Holly olde Ave ' Co Pehla f | she Waa Incompetent to vandle her industry are interstate and national in| and recent milk upheavals have k these he Even AnAieub Ma A ; Hubl r Comn r ‘ Ga tauod estate and affairs Mise O'Reilly, brought character, it seems to the committee, shown clearly that ajreconstruc- hy tinue n f ne i tN e Ca ’ roperty. to nis habeas corpus, proceedings to etfect her that the dairy and milk industry] tion period of the milk industry rs the imp i died wider ‘Find Wy ny sty 7 Lincoln Place, fl coca a eae ete ae should receive the serious attention of) { hand; that the public must ation, and this year began AMA OM, Tumipe | ¢ f t : — the national Congress. Cheap milk at) ne rily be assured of the qood exhaustive study of the w 1 7 at mpan sotuall 3 — | Avenses Sister of Knife Attack, the garm demands cheaper food for the! faith and equitable profits of the producti which af beng sent m ' ation hh fstunders thit| Brooklyn 8 Dien ef Pmew=| atin tiella Levine. No. 132%) 40th cattle, Interstate regulation and con-| dealer, ast out of thix country and a ” thelr onia in Part gtreat, Brookiva’ was hula’ ty al an ee trol will assist materially in the final! “Also, as a geno ant ng eM Uk ChvENtmms Pree for f00m Kiddies ‘ ‘ . sfabieeeinen ial) MARI EDIAK Of thactic te said lB Laie s solution of all the problems involved. |ige ihe’ pul t “ 1 1 Wow ern ! (i he Air Servier i im tho American| ett ize Plaga Count to-day on 4 ferred to in order that the report may prices that will be recogn zed ag jua- this question, beginning on lls an Ha and Avon ist hots Public se ne to we Wed. to-day |piro, No. 123 Rivington Street. Bo aeerisie: OS HBL Ona) mations ars) tidacis ig Got relaxed itx efforts ur eae t oer t nowitin mon A Tas He Boles stot |hattan. It is alleged that in ai heyond the jurisdiction of the com-| “Another question that [ talked public was t hiy aroused to t Ag ) 1 " Mey) « 0 4 Fiatbusiy, ‘Capt. Boles; ment over mioney Miss Levine nittee, it is unnecessary to go into de- over wi'!) these men, and which they ty W ged i n fu Cand will be bu ar ne n fall oe r ation aunsel Bur { been overseas (wo years. He washer sister's right cheek with a bul alls. have under consideration, is the price out by all the of authorities that there will be a motion picture enter: osition Which end- will any abandonment of thi years od of milk that shall be charged by chg| have studied the question, two ayatems and any increase of fares.|lo Brooklyn, His body Will be brought | knife. Mrs. shapiro was taken ip Catherine’ Saisie ae | | | at me