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MOSS TO HUNT
GAYNOR LETTERS
IN STRONGBOX
Turns to Kings County
Trust Co. After City
Hall Search.
DISCOVERS ESTATE
IS NOT APPRAISED
Thompson to Jog Shonts's
Memory Willcox i.xplains
Subwav Memorandum.
Frar.V Mot*, r<Mir<??1 for the Th?* mp
?on ?MUBittOO, da-dared last Light *hat
it ir.(:'iir he f v.r. A reef >rj | , aerve .-;
?ubp?*na dore? teeum on the
County Ti-ust Company, of Brooklyn,
as execut?r, to produc? the prlv.Ut pa
per? of the late Mayor Gaynor. Mr.
Mo?? aaid that certain lt-ad? hhd de
Teloped in the investigation which t'.c
eonamitt'-e ?ou! I he boond to follow
op. Th!? announcement followed a
search by repre-enUti?.,?? of the rom
mlttee yesterday auorg the arc':.??
in the cellar of th? City Hull for let?
ter? of Mayor Gaynor.
Search of the Citj Hall file? WM
read*? with th? ! P\9t that 'he commit'o?
would find ?or <??.>?? ?r ?to throw iifcht on
the operation? between March 22, 1010,
when Theodora P. BhonU, president of
the Inttrborough, eer.t hll letter to
William K Willcos, then ehainnan of
'" tb? Public Service Commii-'lon, finally
?tatlng the company'? plan? to bnlld
tie new subway? with It! own money,
and Mayor Gajnor't. change of frort
following Mr. Shonts's call on him at
St. Jame?, Long Island.
Shonts? Tefltlmony Unsatisfactory,
Sow the committee is anxious to dis?
cover what Mayor Gayncr may have
' written and received on the subject of
the new rabwayi iibout March 22, 28
and 28, 1910, on which date? Ml Shont?
made change? in hi? original letter t?,
Mr Willcox, Anally abandoning hi?
offer altOffOtbtr iftOI ' ??** ln
Apr ' ' " '? ' ' '' these"
ta ha? proved unsatisfactory
i y . th? pon * --' letton <-* the
th? poo?
?-?raton, th? committee
Ky cor?
respondence amo:.?,* the ?fflclal files.
-:,,.?? M I "urt Street,
Brooklyn, counsel to th? Gaynor aiM?
..he had been all over
r paper? and found nothing
* the May-.r's income
OOt rom his own Income.
?astv I .. :?-?'? g ??as di-rovere?.
. might be any reason
.-r cal.
:.. tne Gaym r Will
I to hy B ?rrogate
- rn. The entire
I ?? , ? vp children, and
ty Trust Company ?us
tnstOO. Mayor
Gay; teahOT 10. Itlt, but BO
'.(?en made to have the ap
pn-isai of hll ??tat? : na'.'.y determined.
<?(i tan of 19,500 was paid to
- pending the final
?i-, e;i-.*..
Mr. Brow?! claimed the privilege pro
?. i,ii | *t.tt law which
permit.? a ; kind ln case
an estate il ?-o involved ;
settlement would worn hardship on the
bene: . inl?r to avoid a pen?
alty o? -'o i't-r et :.t OMr ?:.? u'.
original tax. th? | Ivaacod
to the Btat? i ntrollcr. Payment of
that ran ? ieats at. ?state of
between i
dentood ?? .?.e was
not far out ' : " '-e way.
leared to Hurry Appraisal.
Delay in - final appralirt"*!,
Mr. Brow? -,, th?
late Ma* or . : g i? mort?
gages. They v.
cotnpa-.ifr,
mptey if a * i of the
??tat? was demanded, he said Th?
???-Ate - ? t?.
I..J
nor aeran ; ? rty of
any f.
MCOrdil ;: ' . Mayor
Itep' hi? o?
? ?
I the late
will?
? ' irt His
' r, when
h? be
Mr I
???ynor'? lai
I St. Ja
* * ? m commit'
tee yesterday -?.nrmuMeated ?rit!
art! V. 1 . .- . for J. P.
M*""i'-* . I ? labury ?.a'd .Mr.
Her? eom? befor?
th? c. tira?
?i<l n?.
i r? ? ? . town, but
if h?? ?hoi to leave tire eltj
h? ?ri Did DOtlfj -,. that
h? coald ' ? ? prior
? ffoing H? may be a ?
on Knday
.Mr. Willcox, former chairman of the
Public Hsrelet ?
?tate?? ? irday ?ip s
instances ?un
men.' ra 10. Il
ws? man? plain I .
..
but a toatetivo form of agre?
upon which at- offer was to be bs
tee Hefeelive as it Btood to h
. But it waa a i
?'??n the laterbero
made to th? eomi
? . . nt ?rro^
a ?
. ? ? ?
Hitrh in Subway l??*al.
,
' March 22, 1910, Mr, v.
The confer?
rei.ched a p? i ere jl di?i sot a?
? ? ? gotii
rr.ncY. ? itrrordii
...
'?
? " ? -
said his es? "'"?* ?"'<*
?
an offer such as was i
mem?'- me he ?
?urn wo
take up the matter sg
"When Mi ' ni" *
no offer was? forthcoming after hi?
roa the West, I told 1 lm tl
inasmaeh as I I
ITerei ttl mes, I tl
?ild call on
.
th M
ami I think it ? from ?
middle of April. From that time I he;
nothing: n ore aboat 'he Interboros
until Julj '. s '?-n Mr. Shot
I told me that Mayor Gai ? o? b
hi? office, und had aahed that an of
fur building subways should be saeta
ted to
"Tl.;* wai the first I hsd heard of I
Mayer sendi
offices, ftlth?.ugh I had heard of *
rs t to I '- eounl
lame?, In April, J?U0.
"I .?a* much dl turbed when *?
Shonta add? d that he had lent a lett
under date I
.? the Int? rboi
- er.* ? rs
np we h id
that we should talk mutter*? to a co
elusion and ?ubn.
let possible. He ?hid th
??-.,':
to me, and hud sent the origins! to t
Mayor, Is? or Y ad reqm ?
igh he fully realised ;
the ruelle Berries Commiaslofl ??a? tl
body having originnl jurisdiction
, Ibis matter.
Offer by Inti-rborongh.
"We continued our active -?or?, c
the trl-borough plan, and in the Se
U-mber following i.dvrrt'.ped for bid
? These were reeeie?*d in October, t-.;
after thru, pome Time in Noven
b?*r. Mr. Bhonts came to my home I
I take up the i egotlatioi ? si iln. 1 toi
ein-, that I iras perfectly willing to i
?a, I".:', that we would hate to besrj
1 where? we left off in March. As th
ill ?.f the negotiations which the
?took place, the offer of Decon il
1910, iraa made 1 > the Interbnrouirh.
"1 1 ave al?.. ed that the el
i forts to bring the Mayor's reprenentf
tives into these primary Tieirotiationi
? r the ? -T rl ? era th? S l*e|
resentative? to evoke u solution, wit
the cause of several months' delay i
settling the subway question. In N'c
rembej the commission had ol
' ? ??? construct'on airead
It, and the ?? ? loeini
la having been exempted from com
nutation in the debt liait, a t B
!.i eri reached when it was absolutel;
necessary for the Interborough to r<rr
sent 11 heart sTor, if on? was to hi
presented. Oat of all this, tbel
the offfr of December B, 1910
'? ?rea, It the judgment
commission, so favorable a proposa
that it wa? referred to the Board ol
mate for the consideration of tha
body."
SAYS BRITISH INCOME
GROWS, DESPITE WAR
Sir OcorRe Paish Declare*. Na
tlon's Capital Not Yet Touched.
London, March 21.?Great Brltela'l
annual income has increased hj
*:?(??*.oco.<)O0 since the ?-e-rlaplng oi
tie war, declared Sir Georjre I'aish, thf
w-ell Olity, in i.
lectors to day ob war finance before the
Royal Btatlstieal Society, and tho total
has now reached
The nation, said I '
nearly succeeded in maintaining itl
productive power, despite the
drawal of approximately 4,000,000 men
from
1600,0 ta rap tal from s
sine? ? nearly
all of tl is, hoe evei
to make fresh loans to
tries ai
If all?e the in
eroa to in the eo lock, Sir
-? .Id be
.
. - ?
tor?
ing to draw
?
? w taxation
oui.t
? ??? . ?
mated the taxai
0,000.
Or. ?
burden of I BI I '
.
w ? re ilur
. -
?
H a .??? by the ?
?
the wai
CONCESSIONS DENIED
TO BRITISH HUSBANDS
All Who Attested Mas. Serve
Country "Cannot Wait.'"
ion, March 21. T1 Gel
-..r won". ?
can- Ol wait, Ol ? -,?
consider ai
'
si
'
".\o mstter whether married or
gle, ?
'
At noon today, refresh the mouth and
cleanse the teeth with
Dr.Lyons
PERFECT
Dental Cream
A Stundard El fur al Dentifrice
Send 2c stamp I?,- a fOftOMM tart.r, > ?,| ?rtlrar Dr, Lyon'?
tottott I>ei?ul Cream Ol Toi 'i. I' ? ? ?" I
| W l.y<?r,& S..,,?, !?. , IH W 27?*. St . N y t ity J
?n<???? nil?!?! I llllll BUH-M-il III ?IW ???111 ill
SENATORS VOTE
FOR ARMOR PLANT
[?ass Bill Providing for
Government Factory to
Cost $11.000,000.
REJECT SCIENTIFIC
BOOKKEEPING PLAN
Hut Strip Measure of Pork Bar?
rel Opportunities in Selec?
tion of Site?*.
[***"(? T . fttSmmt f'.-r-?_ 1
Wsshington, March _1. A j-or?rn
*.-?? r pal to co?t not more
? no bu?in???lik?
? ?an of entertaining the cost of the
urmof to be pr??,ijced by It, was au
tborised by the Senat? to-night by a
? to S3, Opponent? of this
'. particular and of -"overnment
in j-vneral ren'red their
un eiTort to hare char
iircil public accountant? pian the book
_? i ?. - ten under th? plant
would be run. ??> a*? to nuke any jutf
? of the fi-,?ur?'? Impoaslbl?. They
I that th i ironld clearly do
? rat?- the w?>te an?i ?aTTavapance
of goverrm??rt opri-nt
The bi:' ? ? ? - ? ' it? pork
opportun!tie? bj ?H amendment
offered by Se?al i '?'? id ?or? if New
York. ? , : tor Tillman
for the --??-.. ? ? r vided that
the location of tho proposed plant or
piant? ?hould be ?elected by the gen?
eral board of the navv. Th?* principal
point of hi? amendment. Mr. Wad -
worth ?aid, was t" eitabhsh the prin
etyia that the location? of the plants
?hould be determined by ?tr?tele and
not pork harrH arp-iin*?
\\ !th th? BOeoptanO? of the nmend
rnei.1 by Senator T'lirr.an opposition to
it died away, and it vrn? a.?opt?>d with?
out a rollcull.
?tor Week? offered ar. am^nd-ncr-t
providing that ii n?tructin>/
a government plant th? Secretary of
?ation?
i.rmor plat? ren to d?
? *-? ii price to be paid for ar-nor
| th? D?X| ' ? " .**>? '?
. a .i* the
privat? manufacturer? to continue
making armor t1 ? ?would
I ' ? ing
.
rn?, smalltr
: - - -
The nnwillingni i? of thi Den
?
ng for
? | ??
duly Ihre? Demo
g t., permit
? -i t >
?.f (.'o\erii
? ?rere Senator?
? , r*ris
. .
eist
?::.,. . . ? the 1 oOKm .
of the Na -, srtni??_l
It -*"lH :l??t pn.;?-- . ?'.?
'.. !,?r?'r
? ?
.. M ? -
??:' the
?I'.l bp in?
formed ?si '?? ??' ton of the
??'! ? ? ne." d
?
"That wo? ? ? v th th ?
rrese I ??.keeping ?*.: I
? ? Ii ' . ? sccepi
titut?
?
?. ? , . m the Dei
_ ?the bill.
B ral I ? -.?nr.?i. K?
- ? ?rling i
work?.
Opponent? of the i??ra?ur?a uro ?
: ' ? ?
th?- ?..U'?-. h- i?'n?t te rr.
change it in i
Naval Committee has
t the
with.? .- t prompt
and .i In !?!;,?
nifr(- ? ?p rjoon a"
,?-.., tr..,._ ., _? ,. _
|
GERMAN ARMY OPENS
FIRE ON FASHIONS
Berlin. March 21.-- The
German array has opened
hostihtie? on a new foe?
women's fa?h?ons. The la?ge
cnnsumption of cloth under
the prevailing styles has in?
spired the army author-ties
to call a conference to de
liberatc measures drsii/ned
to influencr fu'ure fashions
in the direction of gre?ter
economy in materials.
The Minii'rv of War, with
true military astuteness, is
not attempting to affect
styles already in vogue or
to forbid women their flow?
ing skirts.
TERMINAL TO EMPLOY (5.00(1
l.ehigh ??itructare t<? Provide Slips for
Higgest Liner*-*.
The Lehlgh Valley F?ailroed, which,:
i through its sui'Mdiary. t*M Lsl ,rli Val?
ley Harbor Terminal Railroad ' '
;..[i>, reeeatlj ?.?.tamed options i- I
nrres of land in the (.reenville section
? of the Jersey City wr-terfrr-.?
.
? ? Plans hss '
] eted for a structure, v. l,.ch, ??
warehoeseo and loft bo
meat <
Work will b" besraa as soon as ?lie
laary Brrangements bsea
rith th?
I ?'. 'Ye Statt
? ? Petei Bentlej
- id, made it plain that '
; \'?allf;. to eonstree!
Will seeommodatc th? . liners,'
land that It will ?'arid the eapsraso of
i'redging channels to the deep watet of,
j the hay
-,
RUSSIAN PORT TO OPEN SOON
! -
Nikolale**T"k Will Kelic-re Congestion snd
Allow Americans to I.and .'?rod*.
A cablegram from the I...
" mcrifin Chamber of Commerce in
Moscow to the Americaa-Kassian l
her, n*. ?'O Broadway, announced ?
si the port of Ni at th?
I mouth of the Amur River, in S
would he opened for Bavigati? n Ol
... t was ?aid, will for (
.?of th.- Eun ; ?
" i?.- . Ifoi I -in opi.s
exporters to latnl goo<:
out interference or delay from govern?
? laments,
? e I .i ? ''en n treat eoi
. .
?mm? 'i-, ?i lent ? ?? - sf mm
o?her govei
??. American exporter
a d the coa?j*es?rlei: ??r? ad?
? ved ?here wi'l he I
?
???here eeaBeetlon i? made witl
ting with ,; ?? ; ? ?
Railroad.
?TAPAN IN ALLIES COUNCIL
Will Participate in Pari? E?onomir
? onference.
l.?indo;i, Murcli Ul. Du? .
.-.'?' tot ?.f Muaitions, spoak?
? i.tr i'i the Hou?e of Ceatmona to day,
mod tha report thut Japan
invited to take part
raie conference, at al eh Walter
Rune n.i.n, President of the B
. of Trade-. ?* '. b? ? ?? principal
' (ireht Hri?
50,000 STUDENTS
TO BE OFFICERS
Mouse Amends Army In?
crease Bill to Provide
for Big Reserve.
ADDS TO POWERS
OF THF PRESIDENT
Measure Now Authorizes Call of
Reserve Regulars Without
Asking Conv-ress.
W ?. '?. * gi n, Mar?* 21. All
is n '. I House
tO-day ' th? I?.4.V army increase bill,
,t ?"i, found la to reach a
vote ! ?.irr.ment. The meaa
morrow, "calen?
dar ?A ? ? . bat ? ? ,?:. s? t a?>i,ie
? ? naidera
?
? ??rlain
? mmitti i plan? to
????.? i H?
?
: for i :.
?
?>nce.
?
U ..h one
?
posai by I
. .
'i to b? dis
? ? ,.r ,?n reconimemla'.iofl
der?, or ?
on tht House re
?. er ?d ' " ?'" ??-? : , ...
anien.itr.ent ? Bopi tentative <;_n)r.er
' Son
.
Sluil'-iil- a?. R??erv? liftit-er?.
? -
pro
?
: educa
ten l
?
to the War Depart
? ? nura
;
?
- t.- i .
:
?
T?" . -
? ?
'
? ?
?
i-, M?ii,ili/.e Monition? Factories.
? i
fered I
? ?
-
la an?)
?
?
? , th?
plantl in a few day?. mobilising th?
whole var mschinery industry of the
country i? -fighting line?.
Detalla of tl ?rill be worked
Um armj appropriation bill
considered later. I* has been ??tin -.* '
??ires alone woui?l cost $1"?.
I or mure.
?
FEAR TRADE LOSS
AFTER WARS END
Rusiness Interests of U. S. Will
Demand Aid of Congress.
_
IF-wn Th?a Trttrin? RurM'j 1
Washington. March 21. An argent
demand on Congress for S
the I'rpartnitnt of Commerce ;
paring for the trade war fo: f ?r. ?
market? expected to follow the Kuro
pcan struggle will be made by the
s? it.tercets of the country, fol?
lowing fa-lure of th#? House Comm *
\: : ? ; - ? raahi
pro? - ? or this purpi'-a?
.? ?ir, axecul ive and jud
Despite th? fact that ?ireat Bj '??
France, Germany and Russia ar? in the
midst of a war in arhich they are put?
ting forth stapondooe military ?-ffo't.
they are lhapittf plans which they will
pursue as ?oon as they ar.? '? ? ?
turn tu international triada r ich of
Il '.rieb (a activ?. in pr.
for th< reial itruggU ? ? .
..-??
? conflict, Wal
Chamber of Commerce, and th? :
rise be prepared.
? ? and judi?.
rial n. ' a? reporto?! to
th? Hnus??, t'uiied to niike any
s ion for tl ent of addil
II \ trade CI "
Like? ?.no ii.li'ijuati ?
far ? ? ? administrativ?
tau of
? ?! Domestic Commet ?
? ? ? imeree, the
ll of l.n- :
: leparati ippi
for thi of *'eld stations '
in the " .?.*?? d Sttites. nor the anplica
' :he Civil Service law to the;
rviee.
FIREMEN'S SCHOOL READY
Instruction for Those Who Seek Pro?
motion.
At l:M o'clock to-night Publir ?
I ? l- fty-seventh Street, and
De Witt Clinton High School, Fifty
el and T^nt', Avenue, ?rill be
; ?,ppn to member? of tl
? ' who are anxious to pi
itioni f? r promoti in.
Fir? < .?ii ? - er Ada
? ? he will be at th?
I entb Street building to
?rith -Deputy Commissioner Hoi?
>l? ? i r - ami Dr lloskowits, of the
Civil Si i i Ice I ommii ?a.on.
The courtes will be known a? ".y-j,
' ? i tension Com ?
- ? ? i !?,-r:?>.| ? ?" reeks
exam nation?. The second ses-,
to-morrow night,
TO SOUND CITY LODGERS
. ? malttee Named t? Teal Meatalitj .?f
Inmates of Institutions.
? f the mu
?ing houai
n? r Kingabury af
ei Department announced ren?
nt of a com
the Work. Il
? dent of i?-.
,,lic .?-ervices in. :
I ? Aui i rt, I.!? :toi of
' : Institute of tl i? V .?,
pit?is; Di -Thorn? W
- ? ; th?
.. -
expert? have accepted. The examin?
ar? to discover mental ?.Unes?
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i
41 OWNERS OPERATE 1751
WHITE TRUCKS
And their choice is
based on experience
No White Truck has ever worn
out in commercial service. Its life
is indeterminate.
It pays to expend a higher purchase
price for a White Truck, which not
only costs less for fuel and repairs, but
also outlives two or three trucks of
cheaper make.
O
THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland
NhW >(?KK ?lo.idwiiy ai Siaty-eeceaid Street
^_
v**? ?''-?b^bIbV 7""' ' ''?' l,"'""<er ' "?"-???-ii. ? ^?a'sjV ?/ y*lV -? .*gfs?BjT--aB-ai Vr-??ge.
\_Jr^__^^-**ja?*gJ^^^ rtint'ou n ,$ tutul i>l II Mini, Irtnkj ^*\ m S jmRjL^P'~~~~ej?^*^^
' " *' *?..?."??^"???^?-???(?V?1????4?4T???aBI
EXPERTSTO SEE?
BLOCKADE RELIE
Group Will Study Eastei
Freight Situation at
Close Range.
FACTORIES. UNABLE
TO GET COAL, CLOS
Shippers to Confer To-day <
Means of Lifting Embargo
About This City.
lanosa of tl
B New Eng and, whei
? ? ara closing because of the
inability to obtain c?.?a'. ami other su|
pliea, th?? committee of railroad ?noc?
? ? working with Interstate ton
Korea Commissioner E. E. ??ark wi
tliia morning send a group of expert
'?-?* England eitiea to itndj I
tal ?in at close range and a.<?. : i ?
...d remi
deporta have also been ordered froi
. railroad in the tast.'rn cong? st?'
'. rr tory .showing th?* condition o;" h??i
?ara ,.f niiilnight on Monday. I
? ?pactad 'hat thia information wil
l.e in tabulated form for a meeting o
full aonunittoe, c.i!>il for 1:1
o'clock to morr?n afternoon? A mas
? ?' information la ask? i ?or. inelu?in
amea of 'he firms an?l corporation
;o whom blockaded freight is cor
?1 and the amount of cquipmer?
tied UP by the inability of cor.?
to handle it.
To Blacklist Offenders.
The latter is ?sought that consigne???
guilty of lying up equipment becausi
of inability or unwillingness to stor?
good? ?rill be blacklisted. It waa ex
? la ? ed ysterdr.y that this type can h<
?. . beat advantage by the com
mittoe.
T.. relieve the shortage of Sox car?
in the MiddL? West, where they an
creatly needed 'or the moVOmOUi
i I ?ra?-?!e movement ol
. ?? hai begun ?from Eaatern pom's
? ? relea i a large i r * "r
of th? lOO.O?'i cars own<?,i b) Wt il
era louiir, now tied up in Eaatern tor?
ta the rooms of the Merchants' Asso
ciation this morning the largest ahtp
. r. and rece rete of freigl ? in Set?
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