The day book. [volume], January 24, 1917, LAST EDITION, Image 31

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FIRST PICTURE OF WOMAN
NAMED IN ARMY SCANDAL
MES COWiWMJJS -WEST
This is the first recent picture in
this country of Mra, Wm. Cornwallis
; West, mentioned in connection with
the recent scandal involving high of
ficers of the British army. She -is
said to have caused demotion of an
officer after he refused to correspond
"with her.
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TQ RECOMMEND CORRECTION
OF WALL ST. WAYS "
'New York, Jan. 24; Recommen
dations for corrective measures to
ward New York Stock Exchange are
practically certain to be outcome of
present "leak" probe.
The committee .planned to hold an
'executive session at the close vof the
"morning hearing and it appeared
likely adjournment to Washington
woujd be taken this afternoon. The.
committee members wish to attend
; caucuses tonight and it will be ne
cessary to allow time for examina
tion oi records. I
BITS OF NEWS
Geo. J. Williams, millionaire apt
bldg. owner, applied for injunction to
restrain Flat Janitors' union, Milk
Wagon Drivers' union and 13 dairy
companies from picketing in front of
his buildings. ,
Dixon C. Williams expected to be
named Chicago postmaster. Sen.
Lewis withdrew opposition on condi
tion ex-Gov. Dunne get federal ap-v
pointment in future.
Mrs. Helen Pike sent fo Kankakee
asylum for annoying Leonard A. Bus
by, street car magnate.
Adolph Louiville' and Miss Rosa
Uccello were married this morning
at Our Lady of Sorrows church.
Leave Thursday for three week hon
eymoon at Willow Springs.
Two striking wheelers, former em
ployes of Geo. Lill Coal Co., 1122
Berwyn av., arrested.
Edw. T. Smith, Chicago, Milwau
kee & St. Paul road conductor,
crushed to death between two
coaches,
Clarence Sundberg, 3555 N. Marsh
field uv.; Jf C. McCarthy, 3055 Wash
ington blvd.; H. W. Bye, 2820 Logan
blvd., and Wm. Stewart, 1476 W.
72d, victims of holdup men.
Mrs. Elizabeth Duy, 732 Fair pi.,
fined $10tf on complaint of cruelty
made by husband, Valentine Duy,
1852 Larrabee. ,
Former plant of Ernst Tosetti
Brewing Co., 41st and Normal av.,
sold to Brennan Packing Co. -
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
New York. Mrs. Ethel Byrne, sen
tenced to 30 days on BlackwelTs
island, for distributing birth control
information, startedlier third day of
hunger striking.
New York. There was "peace
without victory" at conclusion of the
civil war, New York World, adminis
tration supporter, declared inter
preting nhase in President Wilson's
senate speech which aroused criti
cism in entente countries. '
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