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‘of the Mayor to have his Commis- a Craig’s Deputy Protested Change ‘Chairman of the Committee of Four- | ‘POWDER n aT Ao WELL i Heer \ forts of Inspector Thomas McDonald, CRITICISES MAYOR IN REPORT ¢ ON VICE |asa voor ‘ber Krohabers Before Justice in 8) Head of Committee Sommmitiee of Fourteen | ty m8 Praises Smith and Inspector McDonald. in his annual report for 1919, waco public yesterday, Percy 8. Straus, jteen, stated that “tho unwillingness ‘nlonors oo-opermte with volunteer civic corporationg has created for the committee a noW situation.” Mr. Straus, hdwever, finds that “reports, current in the underworld, Bhat vice suppression would coase,” Ybave not been borno out, After men- tioning that these underworld reports jmost frequently were heard after tho demotion. of Ingpector Costigan, the report praises unqualifiedly the ef- Costigan’s successor at vico sup- another reason for the renewal of ‘the hopes ‘of the underworld,” tt con- inuea, “was the public protest by the favor to the activities of Assistant intriot Attorney Smith. No assist- gat in the District Attorney's vars New York County is as fearea by. the cospmieraiel vice ret: Piteere as Mr. —tneateenntell CITY FINANCE ROW 3 OF LONG STANDING ip. Banks Holding Funds Last { August. } The outbreak of open hostilities be- tween Comptroller Craig and City ‘Chamberlain Berolzhelmer brought to ght @ rocord which showed, the feel- ing by Deputy Comptroller Hahlo in walking out of a meeting of the Sink- ing. Fund Commission Aug. 6, 1919, svhen a resolution offered by Robert L. Moran, formerly President of the Board of Aldermen, transferred $4,000,- 900 of city money from the National ‘City Bank, which is known as a Rocke- feller institution, to the Chase National Bank, which is closely associited with the Morgan banking interests, ‘The bank pays 3 per cent. on city deposits, lending the money at from six 4to ten per cent. outside. The minutes | of the Sinking Fund state “Phe Deputy and Acting Premed Jeft his seat before the resolution was| offered for adoption and was leaving the room when the chair (Mayor | Hylan) directed a roll call on the reso- tution.” men in trainin; { th ic a ‘guilty and 3 teh, to rs General § Foot=Ease to Bo Added, 30 to Bo Added to Equip- ff bres of I Under Rg ion heading Press, amo “The th pyres and than soldiers chy tere cans corns and bunions incased in rawhide.” iThe traning fo ahabe Boob advises 6 FootEase in morni: to equal Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic, boiling ponderta he siaken note cb shoes and | sprinkled in the foot e' meee aching, iring, tender fecha corns, bunions, tiem at or callonses, at wouldn't you give to be and You simply f tall abot Contes oa sim) al they ery ate Your mages ite for @ on er ‘ BEFLANS See That Full Yarn Center The extra fullness gives double cleaning and polishing surface and fully protects the floors, No other mop Ln this feature. 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