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THE EVENING WORXD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1920.
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RECORDS OF COPS
Poor Children Being Fed
ENKGHT U
BACK
T
ON POLICE FORCE
Commissioner Miy fcuinc
Them Were Dismissed on
Trivial Charges.
In City Schools by League
Inspired by Evening World
.MANY FLAGRANT CASES.
Personal Grudges Figured in
Insli
Police Assorts.
Lunches Served by Private
Agency, the City Having
; . Failed tu Do Its Part in ThiV
: Important Work Organi
, -saliun -Headed by Mrs.
i Goddin.
iiy Sophie Irene Loeb.
Fir. It ., .4..
borne instances, Head- of i poud to com mto i.uwio :..h.i -
Ono -parustraph .In a long statement
trom Police? Commissioner Rtirlij.U.
hlr.i was published to-day, so
"The police Commissioner has U-jii
t-ntieieed for ' ii'lubtatlu;; men jho
wore dismissed from Hid sorvico by
previous Police Commlaalonora. 'r:i?
total ngmbor reinstated during the
past three year ot this admlnvNtr.i
t on mum fni-t -turpi- T1iey failed tu
'.He. a'fV! r. 'lit' during tlie !ut
no ream nd it h ilf f the MlKltol
.-dministrution thirty-one members
ttltl nedy und crlpi!ed clilldi-i'u
ovMonood by tiio Installation lu-Uuj
or u lunoli oorvlce Iti Public Suho-ji
No. t, tho Gronx, by the School Cj';
dren'd Welfare League.
"11 wa, tlio inspiration o! 'iSv
Uienltig World's nrtlnloa that snurrod
,oui teagruo to dtriV" ti .icioinpllali
tlui needed work, fcedlni? tno dick. th
ticeay and crippled acMool children,"
said Mrw. .Samuel SI. Ooddln, I'roal-
dent of the leasuo. und in charge !
or tho lunch work. Liy,t year wo save
"4,000 quurta or milk' to school chil
dren, and Irom nil .ndluatioti more
wilj U- ueed' d tjila cotmuj; vtj.u'aue
added
Uwln u trie laxuy i.i in i-eumd
-TV.. . '
, j-'f-lSKt.
Mrs SAMUEL M GODOlrt..
- the force were ielnstatM. but, r.r i ,lUiijo:liios fn establishing luucac,
l ourbe, things w alcli wen onfaely
proper during Hut administration m e
not considered at all 'proper during
tho iprtsent administration. 1 mljriit
say In patslmj lliat many of theBO
men. who had rendered good servtca
for fifteen or twenty years, weru dlo
mlsfod from the deiiarttnont for
comparatively U'iMal offonoPt!, and
tuany of Uwm to t.tt't.'y pt aun il
r'udiios."
Hero .Ire the i cords 01 ooine ot
men nho ihave been lelmitalcd Ly
Commlibloner Unrlght's orders:
Lieut. William Malier, when at
tachfd to tho liast 32d Street station.
cost In aliu Mihooto, consldtxablo suf
fenns In already nuted In the 'schools,
and tho coming: winter, under pre
vailing conditions, 1 dreaded by
th0B9 interested In tho children of
the city.
Tho campaign carried on by tola
nowapapor. through whloli a laryw
number of schools were equipped
with lunch service and a fund rained
by public subscription in the inter
est vf tao underfed and p-ior ohll-
idi.'n In thu- tcliuols, demonatrated
tin: vrnat w.rl: tl.a' could l- aeoom
I'liKiiixi bj bervliiB a nourishing
rui inda inal at coat in nearly every
school in the city.
It was hoped that the Hoard ot Kdu-
eutlon would then take the matter up
and continue this beneficent activity
was dismissed from tho Department j aU.J hy tl0 cy aa ft'n ,nlaf a,,.
cm a charso of havlnjj borrowed I prlatlon for laiinolilnR tho syjttom. but
ono iiicni'iifi of the School Hoard. Mrs.
K. Ij. Murray, who was Chairman of
Dip uummittei" oharsed with thih mrtt
t'T. suet reded III holding 11 up M) long
(beiainif it In K-llerally believed nh"
is not in favor, of lunchea) that th
money wilh unavailable.
The continued dllly-dallyins by the
School Hoard of this Important func
Hon adopted by tho slty authorities
has brought the bituation to where it
In, making It necessary for outside
I asenilen to t.tep In and do bomethiatf
about it to save the children
' Tim School Children's Welfnie
I.iiKue wis' formed for thfs purposv
money from the widowed slstei f
a m.in in his nrcc.net. T c ire
lie !an JI.il.er (ravu the polienian's
-.I..U r a note and a piece of prtipert
which was in his1 wife's name.
It was testliled at the trial that
laher wanted the money for some
one who would glvo htm better
standing on tho Civil Servlco list for
Captain. Aftor his dismissal he ob
tained emploj-tnent with a fruit
"eamnhip company in West Street.
f'-w daj.-. urtor Unnaht b- 'aju.
IVicu Coinmluskn r, Mailer
Hylan. llorousli Proldent Hruck
ner of the Itron. Jmlre Louih i
Ulbbs. .tKdgo H.vun iif 'lnl.lren'
Court, .lud.-e Otte . !: v jnU
SlipIlK lif.e
C. H. HYDE BROKE;
DEBTS ARE $44,21 2,
ASSETS ONLY $1 00
i.nv una m no r :i in lik en
Maor (jiiynor, Whose j.aw
v ' Partner He Had Been.
diaries II. Hyde irna only $100 to
offset debts of"iH,2l2. accord mx to a
! bankruptcy petition tiled bv the
former City Oliainbiriuln, one time
law partner of Jtnyor William J. Llay
nor and who floured in the $500,000
raco trach-lobby tnvestlsation
The liabilities Hicludo $20,115 judg
ment on a note Hold bj Mtitv W.
Mahon and Henry lleislnd. ex rotors j
ot'i:lie Wllliain J. CuniutiKliain estate:
William It. Jovce. No. 11.'. Hroadway, (
110,000; PiHjplo'o 'friiht Company, No.
IKS Monliirf'uo street, Hrooklyn, 3S.&H7.
Mr. Ilydo was manager for Clnynor
w-htn he wna tlcctcU ti the Rutiretne
Court, and becamn counsel to te
Sh- i-l ft et Klnp Cuint. rtnr iu
!!,.' .lee: 'i .M.iV'',. I'de 'i
. i ,e M - i titiu- rl i i ' . i
nottticcd. Ho resigned wlmti urrulRii'-d
on a charge of bribery and wan dis
barred. Whin the Coutt -if Anpi.tl..
reised his conviction Mr. II vit wan
rrinHtnted. and now hiw u u ft lev a'
Vc. I'lno .Street.
In tll tvhen a LeKtsiadve iiiau'.-y
n- mad Into race track luiby a'c
t.ntle", h witness toMlflwl that .Mr.
Hvde vs prceent Wiiuil JSOO.000
fund was Firbrartbed. Mr. Hyde loft
New York for Florida on i.s house
beat. Stoti-a-While. The liotiso boat
Mopped ot) a mud bank in Florida
and Mr. Hyde svas fouml IH'ih,
Tile pitltion miH filed Tue-sday .it
ter the Dlbttict Court KfricvcluSMl.
?lrlhlillnl. lirtK 1'neli In li l)nl
l-'roni riiterni ir,
Melei Steinbrlnk. special eennei to
the Hoard of L'stlmati, wom busy to
day with his Inquiry which r to .le
tcrmlne whether or not the oity will
alio. Urover A. Whaleti or Itolluiul &
Co. ;o recover the cost of removing
the ashes which the latter concern
Jumped in the Court House lto.
Mr. Ktelnbrlnlt spent most of the
day KolitR over documents, some of
which Imd been provided hy Samuel
I'ntermyrr, counsel to tlir Lock wood
Comndttee,
"1 shall wait.'' lie h.ti.l. until I
have nil th fae'.u hh, t.e I !,iv aiv
rtiemiiietvl.itlnnf Ufei- 1, I: nd
of Hst.iiiate "
Mile O'ltrllly'i, I'uiienil nlniiln.
The tanernl of Mllei o'ltetliy furnier
Police Cnptsln. who died ycMurday 'it
lib' heme. No TT5 Oulne'SHtreet. Hnxik
;n. will t.ike pluep Siitunlay neirnl'i
with ii aiflH k' reipilein li Our IjiJv
e' le-od ''elm--' t'hu' "i I'ntTMm
V It.- ' . I. Ii, . ('!,..
VERDICT OF $45,000 ARREST 2 IN PLOT I
FOR BOY'S INJURIES TO BOMB A HOME
: J.n I ,;K i.. i .jiini id r.l.',it.n
V.V'viw'M! .Illj ui'aT Hi-
' SiipireJ.
! A Mipimi, Cmrt Juiy ..ei.in Justice,
I. Hrlidmr.O to-day awarded a verdict
of lljumu itn.ilint j. .r .title A Ives'
o ItKgltiald ItoWf, nreiileen, uf Na '
iH Kltth 'Avenic. tlrooklyii, and hl
lnnthir, Aim Uowe. for Injurlon re
ceived by the I oy when .'truck by nnJ
rh v.itor In the hulldliiK at S'o. 4l(
, I-.au t 2lt)i fttitrt Tlie uiothet and boy
sued for JM.H'I'l. I
'lhe hoy, who In Hie titoit of hts
mother, linn burn liieapltatvd since the 1
neeldent. He loM the slKht of Ilia rlcht I
'r.ve, stlflernd ntriirtuivd none n id other'
Injuries, ami wax In llnllevue llopltal
I illitll Ills eime ratim up yesterday.
Attorney tl.lbett P. S"ltier of No '2-J0I
I llroailtt-iiy, -epivpeiilel the nietiirr nidi
yon.
I'lirrut lerrHinnl mi lHrm.
Mm. Jennlu Hoffnrdlng iih1 her tins
u.i ml, Nicholas, auuirelloil ttil niornlne!
In ttielf npHrtiur-it nt No. 31:1 tiist 34th
Kticet A minu'.o lutt- Hoffcrdliitr
heul.l tie- ui'lrot site inline und nm tit
tie- Klti'liv i ', lied 'liln ll" linil vji.
.mi il Hitltl. Illtvi-I with WOOI -(l.-eh.il
Hi i ' i It el ''iii'iif
Mi.N-lii- l!:i ii, wa .b Jersey
I'.'lia' prin ht.ini HAnv.
.ii kI Sib Mem
Wtnoh motlnii by ttii pollue of Passsliil
and Hsiiksnsack resulted In the Arrrstl
lust nlf lit of twi; men who wire about,
It I believed, i, ptnoe a bomb under
tho home of Jontiih lit Urlgto, n con. '
tractor nf No ai M'c: Droad ny,!
H.tokona.ick I
Acting on u tip, lure polic-mcn fnjni
Psjfiilc end live fioni llack-iunck
hid near the U llrlgto placi and
watohsd develoynnints. About S o'clock
nt autoinobllfl stopped 240 ynrds fi-otu
His I.ouks ftld twe men walked for
trnrd, one cariylntt a bundle Whon
tho clMht polk-enii-ii sufiouiidcnl them
ivtth drawn ruvolviis the bundle was
thrown to u acuta lot tnvpstlRstlaii
showed It a-ss a bomb curefully packed
in feutliei a and nttnoliwl to a tlueo-
feet fusn.
Tile men suld tin'j- neu (liuaeprHi Ato-'
dlea. thlfty-five. of No 78 Myrtle Ave-I
Ittii-. 1'iufFHlc mid Lout. Munlrimllo, I
I tin -tin nf N'i. S! Astl'lon Str-t, 1
1'iiKi.ale 1I llrlgl'' atd .ie hud never
tii'i'ii t'teni ii fore. ll. ree.-d threat
enm ettris tlve iv-'Us mro an i rii,ull '
,.' a l.u'lin-.' .Iirr'ot" led N I
U. S. DECLINES AID
TO CUT ARMAMENTJ
iUbW horn r'rcMilenf .s.i Acl
UtVausc d vnlry Isn't
if l.cagu'i'.
. l AalU.MlTON, Dec. . PrnMdtl
Wilson has derliued Wie Invltatlen
the LeKffue of, S'niions lo semi do
gates to tkke part in the dlscuselons
vt thu nisHrinanietvt Commission. HI
tntiisoeo t, prrsident 1 1 jtu ns sayo
Pft:
"Tito l'1-osidtnt if tho United Htaij
IS dedly interested In iMs quest)
und is tnoit desirous or ro. operating
.to this end, but as Hi. C.overmnent uf i
the t'nlted .States is nt i member
the Li'iMHir. lie does m it rcH jusnn- i
in appointing v . mniiilsslun to tahgjjg
even rt Ue facto participation in U
dfJkbHriitloim ' the Cours'll or of 'til
numiilsslon acting on behalf of -tkij
CniinoM In tlio execution of provlslom
In tho covi.nant o' Hio Lwgue oil
Nation1
mm
imtliwl 1 1 L new school luncn service munenru
F i ,l Ml tlAAft 1 I.. V.t..v
ro, relpstatum. ruined a new Snnncs,! nndope rated by the lea,
rt-lal a-ftd una reinstated and asslffnel
to tho JJast ,35th Streot .Station. Ho
1 1 ported thero by telephone and lm
midlatoly want on twenty days leave.
After the expiration of thia va ca
ll n In- reported siuk, was ordi-od
Approximately D00 children arc fed
and served daily. This school was
selected by the league for the reason
that It haH a cardiac division, an un
Rrnded division und several anaemic
classes. Some children fti-e. able to
pay for these lunches, yet many re
pot i -
btroro the police surKoonw. adjudged celve H.elr mid-day meal free. Potty
as unfit for police duly and retired , edHds h" frVe'of' chV
o
on half. pay. Hurlng all thia -tUnu lie tIl0 undernouiished children. The
wiaa drawing pay froni tho fruit com- luntdi consists of vegetable and cere.il
soups, stewed fnilU, nee, breaa, nooaio
puddlmw and sanilwiclies.
pany.
Patrolman Thomas Dent, ap
pointed to the force In March, lS9t,
was dismissed in January, 1911. He
applied successively to every Police
Commissioner for a rehearing of Ui
charges on which ho was dismissed
and was refused. Ho was reinstated
by Enrlght on Sept. 22, 1019, after
being out of tho Department for
moro than elht years. Ho la now
attached to the Hast 22d .Street Sta
tion. Mounted Patrolman I'rank P. "Mal
lon was found on the morning of Sept.
11, 1912. absent from ipost and lying
down In a stable at 170th Street and
Ogdon Avenue, tho Hron.x, with his
uniform coat and cap off and ills
horse tied in another stall of tho
stable. He was dismissed on tho
complaint of Inspector Schmlttberser.
He wont to every Commissioner for
reinstatement, but was unsuccessful
until Enrlght came into office. On
March 10, 1920, ho was put baolt on
the force
Patrolman Henry I'relloehr, at
Inched to tho West 37th Street sta
tion, wa.s dismissed fi-om tho Depart
ment fur borrowing ?j from Prank
Llguri. an employe of Victor Prince,
operator of a moving plcturo theatre
in thtit precinct, and falling to repay
It. Ho was diptnlssod on March 6,
1917. liavinG falsely stated to Police
Captain Mead that ho liad not bor
ri"wd the money.
Me was reinstated Juno U. 1918. On
l-iy 9 nt that year while engaged In
Midi nine subscription to Liberty
Itonds lie was oliargi d Willi bavinif
used indecent language to Walter
Hullday of No. 135 West 71st Street,
In tmnt of a restaurant at Hroadway
and Franklin Street, and with strik
ing Haliduy In the face with Ills iHt.
Tie case came before DepJ)y
ri;nml.sioner Leach and Hullday
inne.Kud with his attorney and ask-
I pi rmlssloii to withdraw tin
liii'i. ngalliit I'n Moelii-. Commit.- i
' ii. r Lien i iri.tikci at that tune t
ili.it the rase "t'eked to hnuvenwit'i I
.iitluence," took the niatter undei ,-id- I
iM-rnent and latter dismissed the I
barges.
riergt. Louis K. Bvent. in (hnili
.i' a police launch on Muy IS, 19i)!. I
ehaSUed with failure to intone '
isc'iiiiiui among the men 1n li u
. enimand, with plaln cards v. ti,
t itrolmen on the launch and r.n. i.
to prevent a patrolman trom leawni,
the l iunch wtthout wearing pi ( per i
uniform. '
lloports had come to the Depart
ment that poltcu launches were he.- 1
n.j used for "Joy rides" and other
n. n police purposes and Inspector
Kns.iell ordrnd tlio then Lletrl. Cost,
gun to InvihtigUte. He fOUIld a io-
.H-.-nian In a makejililft uniform ;
lg 'o a sahwii with a tun usk'.ig
11-n- beer.
Costlgan took him bai k 10 the liiiiiicli '
and there found Hieret playiug jioker ,
with patrolmen.
For this Hveret was broken, being
reduced to the rank ot putrolmi.ii.
Commissioner Woods gae Hieim a
rehearing, culling ill the wltn.se-, i
bur the decision mi., unchanged. Ki,.
right heard flu- c'i" in nun, Imi tievr:-
CAltwl COMtlt.Lil. Ulul l-i-fitoivil fi-.eerel t..!
his former rank. Ho 14 now on duly
at the Clinton titreot Station.
Hesldes this work this orrtnnlra-
tlon Is serving milk and crackers to
underfed, anaemic and crippled chil
dren In all the schools of the limits.
The Vice President of the Hoard
of Kducation, Frank D. Wllsoy, in a
letter to the league states: "Tho
fact temajns that your league Is
actually doing the work and tlio
children ore getting what Is absolute- ,
y necessary to Improvo their condi
tion in order that they -will get tho
good of their schooling."
While the children in this vicinity'
are fortunate in having a School
Chlldt en's League to help make them
fit to get their schooling, yet there
are thousands of children through-,
out the city suffering and unable to I
get this nld because of tho lnex- I
plicablo reluctance of the School
Hoard to perform its proper public;
function in this connection in tho I
interest of tho children of tho city, j
A reception is being held to-day
for the official Installation of the 1
lunch service. Some of the invited J
puesto to the reception are us fol- j
lown: Mrs. Oliver Harrlman, Mrs. j
Oikley Khlnelandcr, Mbu Elisabeth I
Mnrbury. Mrs. Irma II. Levy, Mayor I
POST OFFICE SAFE ROBBED.!
. 1
TlilricK (irt if-J.non In tnin In
South YinikcTK llnllillim. 1
Thieve with a sledge haiiitiie: ani !
eold ehldol battered ofr Uhe safe ucor
In fan South Vankerb Post UilU'u be
tween i o'clock last night and J
o'clock thi., morning and tulu jz.iuii 1
In stamps and several hundrel regit
turod letter. Tliey also tora open I
scores of ChrUtmati packayr..
The lObtiurs obtained entry to tae
PoBt Otllee. whloli is loiated 011 ,Sou:li
llrojdtvi4 , betweun Mor. U blre. t un-1
U1.I.111111 Avenue, oy prj nig Ihe ' -o i
birj off a letii1 window. After lootl.iB
the fiJ" the thieves carried tn leKl"
1. r.A et!e f anil t 'lirlwljiirta t.ii l.r.Ere
into u yd ant stern uei diK. Mul !el;.-
iii-eo ruinmauoii lh-oug:i Hi' iiix.iorsM
.1I1U ioxe&
I
snot's
1 j ON SO GOOD
SALE
FALL & WINTER
SHOES
'UNUSUAL
REDUCTIONS
1
1 yessrsnjw' iLjgjggyJ
MM Brutdwaf
1177BroiJwir
41 CotltnltSt.
1357 BrotJutj
215 Rrotdwar
: F.fti it,
fuetjr: RoAla j, Mu.-.
BONWIT TELLER G,CQ
fflte Specialty &Aop OfrywatLona
PIFTH AVENUE VT 38 STREET
I OR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
A Special Reduction Sale of
DRESS BOOTS & SPAT PUMPS
FOR WOMEN AND HISSES
10.00
Formerly 14.00 to 18.00
Very smart dress laced boots in patent leather, black or brown kidskin with
satin tops, all black satin; button boots in patent leather with mat kid tops.
Hand turned soles; ilouis 2VI heels.
Dress pumps in patent leather, black or tan Russia calfskin, all black satin
or kidskin. Hand turned soles; Louis XVI heels.
Eight Button Spats in Gray or Fawn. ..Reduced to 3.50
NO C. O. D.'s NO CREDITS NO EXCHANGES
BOMWIT TELLER &,CQ
&Ae cSfectay cSAofi jT QrtpiruUionJ
FIFTH AVENUE AT 36 STREET
Exceptional Values, Friday, in
NEGL1G E ESL H OUSE COATS
and SILK UNDERTHINGS
Corduroy House Coats t - nt
Formcrlu lo.
Widc-wale corduroy, lined throughout ,
with China silk.
Albatross Negligees , An
Formerly 22.50 IS.UU
Straight model with Fckets und girdle;
lined throughout with China silk.
Crepe de Chine Chemises q jr
Formerly ''f
Envelope model with elastic top, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace.
Satin Bloomers , a.
Formerly o.'Jo
Washable satin with elastic at top a n d
knee, hemstitched.
it
BONTELL" GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR
Very Specially Priced (Main Floor)
Glove Silk Vests. . 2.75
In flesh or white: regulation or ribbon
straps. Also with ulaaiic opera tops.
Gloo Silk Vests 3.75
Etnbroid: i ( vests in various designs;
ribbon sliculdtr straps. Pink onlv
Glove Silk Bloomers 4.95 i Silk Union Suits 5.75
Superior quality silk in pink only; extra
re-enlorccment at hack.
Glove silk union suits in pink only. Regu
lation or ribbon straps.
"BONTELL" SILK HOSIERY
For Women and Misses
Pure Silk Hosiery i nc
llox ol Three J.75
Medium weight in black, white,
brown, grey or beige; lisle garter tops
and soles.
Pure Silk Hosiery one
Uox of Three 8.50 .VO
In medium weight or very sheer, in
block, African brown or taupe
Superior Silk Hosiery , nc
lloxol Three 11.50
Medium and heavyweight silk in
black, white, street and evening
shades.
Clox Silk Hosiery one
Vox of Three 8.50 Z.VO
Black or. African brown with open
work or embroidered clox; lisle tops.
Air ms M a
IA1 irL. .sfclst
Introductory Sale
of Men's High-Grade
OVERCOATS & SUITS
at Savings of $I2 to $39
)j4MSv I
b'Jy'- want to introduce the location of the New JAQAXfolgrs
fc'll Store to all wise New York buyers 1 The quickest anil
most effective way of accomplishinc this is by offering
Clothing of our own make, as well as the Nationally Advertised
Brands for which wc arc agents, at
Most Drastic Price Reductions !
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Here arc a few examples of our Phenomenal Vuluai-
Men s tashionablf O'coaU $ Q 7 4 5 0
and Suits. Refined styles. J
Kcgularly sold at anu HJ
Men's smart models '"$90.50
worsicu anu i mtus.
Ri-gtilurly sold tit $55 and $50
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Men's Worsted O'couts in all i
t lie newest models & colorings. P
Regularly sold at $75 und $60
O coats & Suits of fine foreign C A
fnhrirs. Imnnrted from Mnolanrl P .J)
lgula'rly sold at $95 and $80
4450
55
Because our present Removal Sale cleared out our stocks bought when prices
were high, wc are now in a position to takr full advantage of the big break in the
woolen market. We'll let you share the benefit-But wc advise quick action.
Money back with a smile. Alterations free.
EXTRA!
Merino
Underwear
95c
Brushed
Wool
MUFFLERS
52.45
1181 Broadway, Cor. 28th St.
est & Co,
Fifth Avenue at 35th Street
Established LV79
Friday
i Economy Smecial I
1000 Pairs
T IN CALF LACE SHOES
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Sizes S to iolj 4.75 Originally 6.00
Sizes 11 to 2 5.25 Originally 7.00
r.
Leathers and Lasts of the
BEST & CO. standard
NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS
NONE C. O. D.
ifrtrnifTtr
AM