The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 4

fy§s os wad wii TAAION 4 “@ndite the Mis.” “ aj $200,000, a the Board reeaived a com- from the Police Commis- ‘asking that the $200,000 fund Split in two equal parts, no that ‘PAN une, one $100,000 strictly for ft and the othér $100,000 the special purpose of Investigat- f crimes against the Government. “jt wae in this communication that rvealed his pian to spend the $200,000 for the anti-Red campaign =. letting the public know just how it was spent and the identity of the mombers of the “scoret service” " fores, The Board voted to allow the Commissioner to separate the $209,000 fund tm accordance with his —_——— " $200,000 CRIME ~ PINDDMDED to Surround Expendi- of $100,000 For “Emer- gency Inquiry.” Seerecy ts to surround the expendt- f - Gare of $100,000 granted to Police i Enright by the Board | ef Estimate for the “emergency, In- Pertigation of crimes against the poeaatetiine were the only two mem i t." In the estimation of Commissioner the vouchers the payments made “should hot be sudject to public inspection for “Whe fenson that the Identity of the ‘hen performing this work should not except to the person tn control and to the person who ‘Commissioner Enright on Monday @sked the Boar! of Batimate to in | Grease the amount he had asked for © 2681 for contingencies trom $111,000 ‘Bo $711.000 tn order to employ a neo- et pervice force cutaiie the regular t of the Police Depart- to run down radicals. A decided to add $89,000 instead ‘Of $100,000 to the original request, bringing the “contingency fund” * Hylan said the Board of could designate the person ae Soe wile is to go over the vouchers of the expenditures of the “secret service” i. Comptrolier Craig elated for many yearn the Corporation \ “ ysef hag hoid that the Wate Le ee The watt we information concerning vouchers ex planing hoW money. is spent in the contingendy fund of his d on the ground that the dis might dete by stating just dow artment these docur ends of justic detectives trace law violators. fe “But so tar as 1 am perso concerned,” added the Comptroile “every vi rin the finance depart mont is public property.” Me did not believe, however, that vouchers whose publication might defeat the ends of fusticy should be disclosed Mayor Hylan said he wanted the Estimate Board to appoint an ex aminer or auditor for the “secret service” vouchers “vo that there will not be Imputations later that the money waa not used property.” ‘There was a squabble over the an- nouncement of Manhattan Borough President Curran that he and thd bers of the board who were not late | for budget meetings. The Mayor moved that a special gold medal be struck {n honor of Curran. | When the question of Riverside Drive repairs was discussed Comp troller Craig said he did not think “70 | cents" would be spent there. A budget examiner aid the necessary repairs must be made in certain eec- tions of the Drive COTTON GINNERIES PUT UNDER GUARD) | Several Burned After Anonymous | Threats in Movement for 40- | Cent Cotton. ATLANTA, Oct. 6.--Destruction of sovern! cotton gina and business holsen in the eotton belt after anonym: threats to operators and business m to conse activities while cotton ne! ing “below the cost of production.” has | resulted inthe piacing of armed guards | around several gins and the closing of business in nt least one community Burning of the second ein within two| days tn the Stamford, Tex, territory was reported Idat night and the gen: | eral mercantile establishment of Tay & Barnette, at Hancoviile, Ala Mestroyed early yoxtorday after the prietors had tgnored orders to clone their place of business until cotton was! sdlling at 40 cents & pound. i} suming Business houses at New Hancevith whose proprietors geceived — alm warnings, closed yeaterday, but stores| at Garden City and Hanceville and} sing in the vicinity remained open under | guard. | | IN THESE DAYS. | (Prema the Ohio Stato Journal.) | When a young Wotnan han the soof| senre not to use anf paint at all the on very ‘skilfully —— = BROADWAY-FIFTH \ THAT MALE FOR. GRACE AND OF BOLIVIA. CLOTH “SHOWN IN THE NEW SHADES OF DROWN AND BLUR EVERY ADVANTAG? HAS BEEN TAKEN OF THE SHARP DECLINE IN THE PRICH’ OF /AATERIALS, AND WE ARE PRESENTING IN dun VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS VALUES TRULY EXTRAORDI Qe det me mmm |) WPAN dat BB came toColumbua to-day. ~ HE EVENING missioner tn fot required to discloe |(COX LEAVES HOME FOR ANOTHER TOUR ‘| Transacts State Business at Coluin- bus To-Day and Then Starts ot Kentucky. COLUMBUS, 0., Oct, 6—Gov. Cox He will wt tend to executive buniness before leav- ing on hin second extensive eampaign tour this evening. While fo the capital he probably wil! confer with State Democratic leaders relative to the Ohio campaign which NO lost motions in founabieepling thle Fall when all the neces- sary odds and ends are right on hand. Here's a ey metal polish for loor plates, copper boil- rs, taucets, ete, 25 cents, 1 pint 4§ cents, feyis& ConceR 457 STREET awe SIXTH AVE. NEW YORK GET WISE! SAVE MONEY! 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