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?aytonAero Co.!
Sued by U. S.|
porSMOO.000
?f^najy Declared Paid Fraud
' fllently to Former Wright
Concern by Government
Officer? on War Contracts
provisions Declared Void
t ???????
federal Payments Amount?
edto S3 ?,436,175 During
fork's Progress, It Is Said
/?tVCINNATI, Oct. 5 (By The As
Srf" Press).-The United States
^-?.nt this afternoon filed suit in
rtited SUtes District Court, Day
'?'?; ?-?jo ?gainst the Dayton Airplane
'?mr' formerly known as the Day
.. Wri'eht Airplane Company, seeking
fr?over $2,408,267.41 at 6 per cent
S from Juno 11, 1919. declared
... Kare been fraudulently paid to the
\ll?hv ?overnment officers.
C0?br/owirment charles that certain
?oTision? in the contracts entered into
With the Dayton Airplane Company by
dS, authoriied officers were wrongful,
nn;?vr?ul, fraudulent and void.
Says U? S. Paid $31,463,175.11
The biU recites seven contracts and
supplements, among which are two con
! tracts in which the government agreed
1 S'provfde the defendants with $2,500,
?M, to carry out the contract. It con?
tinues that during the progress of
work under these contracts the govern?
ment paid to the Dayton Airplane Com
naav 1?3? 438,175.11 as payment under
the terms and conditions of such con?
tract? and supplements.
For alleged public accounting service
the bill o! complaint alleges that $60,
130.42 was wrongfully paid.
The bill continues that officers of
the government, disregarding their
duty fraudulently paid the Dayton
Wright Airplane Company, $849,820.17,
which payment was pretended to have
bee? mad? under the terms of contract
as a bonus for the saving in cost of
constraction.
For the alleged operation of an
amusement park, the government
charges that $30,686.22 was unlawfully
paid the defendant under the pretended
claim of welfare expense. The com?
plaint further alleges that $17,169.21
was paid the defendant for motion
picture expense, for which there was
no provision in the contracts.
K. R. Expenses Set at $137,718.84
Railroad transportation claims were
jet at $137,718.84, by the government
all!, w?hich asserted that the defendant
Country in Grip of 5 Weeks
Drouth Due to Errant Winds
Unprecedented Warm Spells Reported as Gouds
Withhold Rain; Absence of Storms in West
Indies and on the Great Lakes Blamed Also
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (By The As?
sociated Press).?The weather elements
just aren't acting -right; That is the
only explanation the United States
Weather Bureau can-make for the pro?
tracted drouth which grips a groat por?
tion of the country. Meteorologically
speaking, the winds and the barometric
pressures are acting contrary to nature.
The air is sluggish and there is little
movement in high or low strata, con?
sequently the moisture ber.ring air can?
not journey over the country.
With the exception of California and
the northern Pacific Coast, Florida snd
the east Gulf coast, there have been
few areas where any rain to speak of
has fallen for four or five weeks. There
is a "low'' extending from Washington,
D. C, to south of Knoxville, Tenn.,
which is hardly moving and which
forma a barrier to moisture bearing
winds. When that moves away the
Weather Bureau says there will be
some chance of a change for the wetter,
Although the dry spell is makina.
somewhat of a record, agriculturists
and metecnologists say it has been
marked by an exceedingly small
amount of crop damage. Harvest gen?
erally is practically over. The mair
trouble, from the farmers' point O:
view, is that sowing of winter whea
is being retarded by inability to ge'
the ground in condition.
While farmers have not bothere?
greatly over crop damage, great los:
has been done bv forest fires.
The drying of streams and reser?
voirs in many sections of the country
has been reported. Wells have failed
and farmers and small-town residents
are forced to haul water long 'dis?
tances. At Pittsburgh, where the
drouth is in its twenty-fourth day, only
emergency supplies of water are re?
ported to remain in western sections
of the state. River traffic is paralyzed.
At Cumberland, Md., wells have
gone dry which have not been
known to ceaso flowing for sixty year??.
The Potomac River, which supplies
Washington water, is very low.
Weather Bureau officials canjtsee no
relief except where local showers are
reported. From nine cities throughout
the Middle West have come reports of
temperatures higher than any ever be?
fore recorded for this time of the year,
For at least twenty-four hours, which
is about the limit of time forecasters
will prognostigate, fair and generally
warmer weather is predicted.
One reason given for the dry and hoi
spell is that during September, th<
month of storms on the Great Lakes
only one storm was reported. Frin
this center disturbances usually radi
ate which result in rain and coo
breezes for the Eastern states. Storm
have been generally lacking, and fron
the West Indies, cradle of autumns
hurricanes, only orte twister has eraan
ated this season and that went fa
from the Atlantic coast. Until storr
clouds appear in the Gulf of Mexict
the Central and Eastern states can ex
pect a continuation of the dry spel
fraudulently received this amount to j
cover transportation of their employes.
Claims for $23,665.60 for <?al, which
the complainant alleges was used for
purposes other than those set forth
in the contract, are rendered.
Payment of $47,944.34 was unlaw?
fully negotiated, it is charged, under
the pretense that such payments were
authorized by the contractors.
Special depreciation claims were set
at $638,317.32. The government asserts
this amount was illegally received by
the defendants and that no such de?
preciation existed Claim also is made
that property valued at $668,140.75 was
sold to the airplane company for $65,
324.66 and that th? defendant is still
indebted to the government to the ex?
tent of $602,816.19.
Other Suits to Be Filed
WASHINGTON. Oct. B.?The suit en
tered to-day by the government against
the Dayton Airplane Company is one of
several which are in course of prepara?
tion by the Department of Justice,
based upon fraudulent collection under
war contracts or on illegal over-pay?
ment of certain items in those con?
tracts in cases where no specific fraud
is to be charged.
Other suits will be filed, officials de?
clared, as each case is completed, if the
facts in the government's possession
seem to warrant recourse to the courts.
Barthou Confirmed as Head
Of Reparation Commission
PARIS, Oct. 5 (By The Associated
Press).?The French Cabinet this
morning approved the nomination of
Louis Barthou. Minister of Justice, as
President of the Reparation Commis?
sion and French representative on the
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Commission in place of Louis Dubois.
The Cabinet deferred consideration
of important changes in the diplomatic
service which it is thought likely in
certain quarters will Involve the trans?
fer of the Ambassador to the United
?States, Jean Jules Jusserand, to a new
post.
Shopmen Given 24 Hours
More to File Answer
CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (By The Associated
Press).?Counsel for the striking rail?
way shopcrafts to-day were given an?
other twenty-four hours to file their
answer to the government r suit for a
nationwide permanent injunction.
Donald Richberg, attorney for the
shopcraft leaders, criticized the atti?
tude of Attorney General Daugherty
and Solicitor General Beck and at?
tempted to read into the record a let?
ter to Mr. Beck, but on objection of
Blackburn Esterline, the Assistant So?
licitor General, Judge James H. Wilker
son stopped the reading.
Mr. Rtchberg suggested that the
court call in the two other circuit
judges to assist in trying the case, re?
serving the right to make a formal mo?
tion to that effect if the court rejected
the suggestion. The argument will be
continued to-morrow.
Mr. Richberg also served notice he
will present a motion asking for a
bill or particulars from the government
before filing his answer.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.?An invita?
tion that an agreement be reached be?
tween the government and counsel for
the striking shopmen as to the facts
in the Chicago injunction case was
the basis of the proposal made by the
Department of Justice to Mr. Richberg
in answer to his request for informa
tiosi as to the department's attitude
regarding efforts to expedite further
judicial consideration, it was an?
nounced to-day.
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bath service; gentleman.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
W?est Sid?
16TH ST, 125 WEST?Two sunny front
two-room Huites, connecting;; tiled bath,
shower, use of kitchen; modern, elevator;
cheerful: ??onvet-.lent ; unfurnished, $90
furnished, ?110; singly if desired. Apart?
ment 145. LANE.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
REGISTRAR?For hospital In Harlem;
executive ability, typing, ?tenographv,
filing; unquestionable character; age 28-40
Apply 123 Liberty st.. Room 20S.
STENOGRAPHER and typist and general
office -worker; experienced. Plrika Cho?
colate Co., 973 Dean st., Brooklyn.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaid.-)
CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS ? Touag
Norwegian; where one other servant 1??
employed; city apartment. C, Mlas Hof
mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d flour.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID and HOUSEWORK?R
Young Scotch glrla. slsteae, together or
separa??. M., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 30
East 43?! st., 3d floor. Telephone 8547
Murray Hill-. .
CHAMBERMAID or LAUNDRESS--Young
Swede; city or country; very capable
Q., Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d
st.,3d floor. Telephone 8S47 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID-MAID?Young French
woman; 2 excellent Ion-? referencea. P.,
MIbb Hofmayer's Agency, 3 0 East 43d at.
3d floor. Telcphono 8947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, young, thor?
oughly capable; excellent. Miss Fitz?
gerald's Bureau, 366 6th av.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS, young, thor?
oughly capable; excellent. Miss Fitz?
gerald s Bureau. 366 6th av.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS?Young; ex?
cellent. Mies Hall's Bureau, 17 West
44th st. Vanderbllt 8340.
CHAMBERMAID-SEAMSTRESS ? French;
e?-;e?llont. Miss Halla Eureau, 37 West
4-illv. Vanderbllt 8340.
CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS ? 9 years
last place; $70. Wettler's Agency, 20
Went 43d.
Cooks
COOK and CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS,
young Irish girl ; city apartment. O.,
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 30 Brs* 4S?1 st.,
third floor. Telephone Murrey Hill 6947.
COOK and CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS,
young Irish girls; city apartment. O.,
Miss liofmaver'a Agency. 10 East ?jj?Ljst ?
third floor. Telephone Murrav Hill 8947.
LOOK, very capable, youn? Irish woman;
excellent long reference; city family.
H., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 30 E. 43d, 3d
floor. Tel. Murray Hill 8947.
COOK, young Cana?!!an; Long Island pre?
ferred; highly recommended; $75. G.,
.'Tiss Hofmayer's Agency, 30 E. 43d, 3d floor.
Tel. Murray Hill 8947.
COOKS?Norwegian, Irish. Scotch: city or
country ; all highly recommended. Jitsa
Hall's Bureau, 17 West 44th st. Vandcr
bilt 8340.
COOK?Capable, young: three years last
place; $S0; anywhere. Mis? Shea's
Agency, G East 41si st. Murray Hill ?774.
COOK, young, good manager, exceptional
references. Miss Fitigerald's Bureau,
366 6th av.
COOK?Excellent; young; $80. Wettler's
Agency, 20 West 43d. I,ongacre 8896.
Day Workers
DAY WORKER, LAUNDRESS or CLEAN?
ER, very reliable woman. IC, Miss Hof
mayer'R Agency, 10 East 4 3d st., third
floor. Telephone Murray Hill 8947.
General Houseworkers, Etc.
GENERAL houseworker; dependable; col?
ored; $65. Wettler's Agency, 20 West
43d. Longacre 8S80.
HOUSEWORKER?loung: good cook and
waitress; $70; apartment preferred Misa
Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st St. Murray
Hill 6774.
HOUSEWORKER?Young; good cook: ex?
ceptional reference. Misa Fitzgerald'?
Bureau. 366 ?.th av?,
HOUSEWORKER, young, excellant cook,
exceptional references. Miss Fitzgerald's
Bureau. 366 6th av.
HOUSEWORKER. willing, capable woman. !
Miss Hall'? Bureau. 17 W. 44th. Vander
Wit 8340.
-, |
Governesses, Etc.
GOVERNESS, young. French; exceptional. |
Mies Hall? Bureau, 17 W. 44th. Van- ?
derbilt $340.
Laundresses
LAUNDRESS?Excellent: young Scotch; !
city only; $70. Wettler't* Agency, 20 !
West 43d. ** j
Nurses. Etc.
CHII.D'S NURSE or nursery governess.
young English woman; city family. B, ;
Miss Hofmayer*? Agency, 10 E. 43d, 3d floor. ;
Toi. Murray Hil! 8947.
CHILDREN'S NURSE ? Young Scotch;;
well recommended; $60. Wettler's ?
Agency. 20 West <3d.
CHILDREN'S NURSE, excellent, colored";
$65. Wettler's Agency, 20 .West 43d ?t., j
Longacre 8886.
CHILD'S NURSB. young Norwegian: high- !
ly recommended. Mlas Hall'? Bureau, :
17 W. 44th.
INFANT'S NURSE?Scotehj very capable, |
conscientious, neat,- reliable; highly rec- |
ommended. Miss Hall? Bureau, 17 West ,
44th at- Vanderbllt 8340.
NURSE-CHAMBERMAID. young; thor- j
oughiy cr.pabl?; excellent. Misa Fllzgar- I
?Id's BUrtau. 36? 6th av.
NURSE?-Young; thoroughly capable; '
couDtry preferred. Ml?? Fitzgerald's 13u- j
reaui 466 F.!fth ave.
NURSE, chambermaid, young; thoroughly
capaMa; excellent. Miss Fltsgerald's Bu
reau, 366 Fifth av?.
NURSI5?-Young. 2 ??hlldran; exceptional
reference*. Mia? Fltzrerald'a Bureau,
36S Fifth av?.
I-IURSE?Thoroughly capable; 2 children;
exceptional. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
366 Fifth ave.
NURSB, younr; thoroughly'capable: conr.?
try preferred. Misa Fitzgerald's Bureau,
8(6 6th av.
NURSE. yvung: two children; exceptional
reference?. Mtcs Fitzgerald's Bureau, 36(
(.have.
NURSB, youn*; two children; unusual ref?
erences. Mis? Fitzgerald'? Bureau, S?
?th ave. j
I IflyUAWOWE WANTED FEMALE
WAJTRlSl-t? or psrlornial,-"?,; r.tce appearing-,
young Canadian ; good <-?:> referenc?;
city family. J.. Ml?? ){' ?rmtv.r'g Agency,
3ft B. 43d. 3<1 Boor. Tel ttttrrSy HIM S547.
WAITRESS - OHA-vTRBI'MATD ? SmartT
young; $?0: ahywhe;e, u-.ea referen~e?.
Ml?* Slio?? Agency, fi ?Jaat 41? a*. Mur?
ray Rill ?774.
- Miscellaneous
cooks, wait-?*?#?. hoqse*rerl(?rs. Tir.ks,
Andresen, gean-tlr.avian Agency, 2i%f
Broa-Iway, $3d. ."-?-buyier 7S92.
SITUATIONS ?WANTED MALE
Domestic
! BUTLET?-COOK. yr.uny, capable: mo?t\
h i F t. ; ?-* r?t*i>mmefto?<J ; ritv or country."*
I Ml?? Hall's Bureau, 37 W, 44th. Var.der?
biit f 34?. .
BUTLER, rook, house-*orker; Filipino)
1100. Welder's Agency. 20 West 4S4,
lyaugacre 883G.
? CHAVFFIC?B -r H-raiem?n; competent?
? Engllsl. ; Jii. Wottler*? Agency, 20 West
48(1. laOng?cre S8?*?**.
?CHINESE cook, butter: competent ?er?*,
vant; $80 up. Wettler's Agency. 20 West ,
43d.
-,-.-? I
COOK, color???!: experienced; referen-;?) ?
tea room. Sunche?. Peter?. 2 \V. 123th.
COUPLE, French; excellent i ?>ok ?nil butler J a
where ehamt>ermald I? employe?! : excellent i
long references. D., Mis? Hofmay??r'? An?--, y, ?
! 10 E. 4.'-d at., 3d floor. Telephone Murray ?
j Hill 8347.
?COUPLE, butler and chambermaid : younr? <a
Finn?: two long city reference?. R., M'.M 4
Tloimay.-i-'B Agency, 10 E. 43(1, 3d floor.*
: Tel. Murray Hill 8947.
? COUPLE, with daughter. French; cook. ,,
birtier; daughter chambermaid or laun
j circe?; highly r-eonnr.ended. Miss Hall's|[
Burea?, 37 V, 'est 44th st.
COUPLE, colored; butler-valet, wife excel? a
lent cqpk, manager; six yearn' ?plendid *
reference?. Mis? Phaughnessy's Bureau. $$? <
Sixth ave.
COUPLE, ?Scotch; cook and useful outsldo
man; very highly recommended. Mt?S
Hall's Bureau. 17 West 44th st. Vander?
bill "340.
COUPLE, butler, useful ; excel-.ent cook J
$150; anywhere; long reference. Mies
?Shea'3 Agency. ? E. 41?t. Murray Hill ?774,
COUPLE, excellent American cook: butler
valet; best long reference? : $140. Wett? ,.
'.ers Agency, 20 W. 43d. Longacr? 883?. '*
COUPLE. English; excellent cook, b'ltler; ???
city, where other lielp kept; ):70. Woe. -
ler's fAgen<y. 20 West 43il. Lonfracre 88??.
COUPLE. ?-'wig*-French; charr.berrr.eW.
chauffeur, gardener;" $13C. Wettler'4
Agency, 20 West 43d. Laongacre S8??.
COUPLE, colored, butler, cook; en11rs worx; ?
$130; long reference?. Mis? fihea's Agency,
6 E. 41st. Murray Hill ?774.
COUPLE. Austrian?; excellent cook. but.
1er-valet; $160. Wettler's Agency. $?
West 43d. Longacre 8896.
COUPLE?Cook, houseman ; young, nest,
obliging; $130. Wettler'a Agency, ti
West 43d.
COUPLE?Cook, useful butler, chauffeur:
colored; $185. Wettler's Agency, S?>
West -43d.
COUPLE- Good cook, uaeful butler; col?
ored; $125. Wettler's Agency. 30 W. 4Sd.
FILIPINO, best refsrenoe? for excellent
cooklns?. economy; faithfulness; butler
valet; $3 00. Wett'er's Agency, 20 West
43d. Longacr? 8896.
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jevrelry, Etc.
DIAMONDS bought and ?old for ea?h- ?
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Raddles, various style?.$1.9$ up m
Hunting knife bayonet?.95 up "
Khaki poncho? .51.00 up g
Khaki uniform?, hunting.$3.95 up
Haversacks, waterproof.15 up
Tent? .$1.95 up
Ammunition In various size?, cheap.
Special bargain Hat free
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1, -PETER KENNY, INTEND TO SELL
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will take caro of mercl-andis* cr.jd'.tors.
SURROGATES' NOTICES
IN PURSUANCE UK AN ?JXDER OS?
Honorable JOHN P. COKALAN, a Surro.
gate of the County of New York, NOTICS
Is hereby given to :iil ??*r???i*i having?
daim? against ANNIE F. HYDli. lale of
the County of New York, deceased, to pre?
sent the same, with vouchees t'..er?.of, to
the subscriber?, at their place o* tra.isact
ln? bublness, at the office of ?l.liXANDER
A GREEN, their attorneys, at No. 12?
Broadway, In the Doroug;* of Manhattan,
city of New york, Slate of New Yurk. on
or before the l?t day of l-'fbruary, 1S23.
Dated New Yorat. tho iC:n day of July.
1)22.
JAMES 3IAZEN HfDE.
ALLAN McCi'I.LOH,
HENRY L. R'PPE.
Executors.
ALEXANDER & GREEN. Attorneys fo?
Executor?, Ofilc-e and P. O. Address,
120 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City.
CRAG1N, MARY WILLARD?IN PUR8U- I
ANTE OK AN ORDER of Honorabls S
JOHN P. CX.HALAN. a SuTr.gat? of ths '
C'ounly of<|.ew York, NOTICE !? hereby s
riven to r-.n person* hsvjnrr claln.? against ,
Mary Wiilard Cragfc. late of th* County ?
of New York. dec.;*#d, to prSMBX the ?am? S
wlt'n, voucher? '.herSof to t'*e subscriber?. 1
at their place of transacting business st th? *
office of l?sicl*l: n ? Ei.'iBhwuut. their st? <
torneys, No. 2 Rector Street. Borough of I
Manhattan. In the City of New York, on OS *
before the 5th flay o? .T ?Tiuarv. 1923.
LEWIS E. 3PARROWE. MIRIAM Wit* I
LARD CRAC.1N, Executors. !<t?ed New S
York, the 2Sth day of .)u?i?*. 16::. ESSEL-?
f-TYN & i.'AUGiiwour, Attorneys for?g
F-xecuU?*. Off-ce and P. O. Address, i |
lioctor S'teet. Borough of Manhattan, City N
of Nsw York. M
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUN? !
TY. ? WIL?.IAM M. HALE. Plaintiff. ,
K?a,hist ED1TU GRA11A-M HALE, Defend- ?
?int. Pr?>cee'i;ng9 fer a d!s?*?!ution of mar- ?
?.as?i oh tl.e groan.l of absence.
PLEASE TA?CE NOTiCE that pursuant
to an order of Mr. Justice Irving Lehman,
dated the 23rd day nf August, 1?22. and .
tf.ed wiih xha petition of WSUtsm M. Hale It?
'he eiYi?.*. ?f th?- Clerk of ll?e C-iunty of
New York. l>w which it appears that Wil?
liam M. Hal* Ua? exercised ?all' duo dlll
i gence in tnaitlntr a search to discover evl? L
dence whether cr n?:t y?.>u ?ro livin-g. sa<j t
'? that no tuda evidence l;an been found, and ,
?that'you have a'oscia'.cS yourself for mors
than five ?ucccss:ve years liant past with?
out being known T?? eald William M. Hat?
to be" 11 vine durln.? that tune, and that
William M. 31-ao believes you to be d?**;??
h hearing upon ?aid petition ?hail be held
at a. Speeui Term, Part ill, of the Su- ,
pronas Court. .New York County, at ths
County Court House thereof, l~ the Bor?
ough of Manhman. City ot.W?V*V York, on
the W ?lay of November, 1S22, at 10:00
o'clock ;u the forenuon of that day. or
as soon thereafter as counsol can be heard.
at which time proof of the nl.eg-tions
contsined ?'* the petition ?hall bo taken,
and an application will be made for an
order ?Ifssoiviiiff tho murrlaje between -
you, the said I5itli.li Graham Hale, und ?
this po*. it loner. William M. Hale.
New York, Beptember 1, 1922.
- 7 . WILLIAM If. HALB.
PHILIP HAH?. Attorneey for Petition?!.
1451 Broadway, Borough of MsabW?
tsn. City of New York.

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