The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1913, Page 6

a a ee Se ee ee 4 @ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1613. oom od eu . y ei 4 17 | Iatotthe Stent Trust. Jepoe and HV, tne crjumatancer: Taey sawed ner 'y CRIPPLE BREAKS WINDOW — | Recovered From Lindabury, attorney for the Btee! Cor- Pandlich. She agreed to do #0, TO GET PRISON SHELTER. ; Ruoat trom the committee, bat aid wet deok of the pivaicianie office ant the ' Seve Trouble ‘ a no! a of e pl clan's ee , — ond Bredece the documents, Mr. Untermyer FOR FIRST TIME AT conversation Ba eens OMe rurned Out of One Court Through| Se™ re Lung ou FORMED BY BANKS TAKES UP 180UE8 OF THE 8UB- | Was taken downs nuve Of MP Glo) Sympathy, Traynor Uses Crutch | ait west wnow shee plenty, of, fre } eon i BONCS. | inti 1 to Make Cell Certain. A Me. ieaiaie sind in the record TRIAL IN NEW YORKicHAse 3 AS SHOPLIFTERS Marry Traynor, hpi years old i documents from the files of J. P. | AND CAPTURE A FOURTH, | « tometess crippic, asked to be sen: to} ys a the Workhouse for one month FOR “PROTECT ON” 4 ate change to ahow that in ralgned to-day tn the Court of Special | f trust agreement over the Beuth- 1 5 ...| Two Men and Two Women Caught! sessions on the charge of wilfull wa hale ‘was__eeumect,i16006| Machine Trapped Bargainer in| by Detectives and Locked Up freaning ne window on nore at Thi : stares oting trust cer. venue ne Hundred an ake, Minn Morgan Partner Davison Says| Stns’ Gere ‘stricn tern the treck| Alleged Blackmail Plot on Grand Larceny Charge. | atreet. Ile wan sent (0 the Penitentiary Nemnen:-tn Deremmber, 08. and i Exchange. ‘Two men and two women, alleged |for three months. Phames of the iunme whith confined me seve hi } M: ‘Davieon eaid A Doctor. 1 ‘old, | am out of work, I am w a They Are a Shield Against | | mr nla he wee ware, ne gainst . shoplifiers, are locked up in & cripple.” declared Traynor. broxe | (aft Ime vary wean ona Y gmx 1 One Hundred and Twenty-sixth atreet | the w Tam glad I did it. 1 had af: “fi si Ly police station and will be arraigned to- | pu apie GROCERIES ‘do no| The dictagraph will be introduced in| day in the Harlem Police Court. Three What was the purpose?” was asked, oe East View Eggs, New Laid—Every Egg guaranteed STRICTLY the Unscrupulous. thine \ ee . Morgan AY ey 4 cours of the ‘I wanted some place to stay, 1 Son, ine tab Company | er bar a Fecgeniond ane or | ware errested on the complaint of MEFS /haven't a home; I want a shelter. 1 WASHINGTON, Jan @. — “Voting a Go no wrong Mf the elveumetances city for the t Cime as a means Sarah Hoehieich, owner of a millinery) want to go to the Workhouse for a trusta” ¢o control banks as defenses against unscrupulous Wall Street pro-~ moters were praised to-day at Money Trust inquiry by H. P. Davison, partner of J. Pierpont Morgan & ‘o. Sermttttea these vero what they wantea | ovtsiaing evidence, in the trial of Mrs. | ghop at No, ibfl Park avenue. They | month.” Traynor war arraigned before Judge sky In the Court of General Ses- eeveral days ago, and was re-| 4, the sympathy of Court hayv- to do, It is a policy of the house to] Femy Gio, @ fortune caller, of No, 100 | gescrived themselves as Jacob Kumup- | Protect minority holiers.”” Mest Third atrest, charged with at-/ suey, twenty-four years old, of No, 270) Gir, Davison aid that he 44 not know | tampted extortion, before Judge Malone! nejancey street: Abraham Roseman, | the circumstances of the tansaction|in General Semions, The dictagraph 7 Fi Attorney Untermyer confronted Davi- detaiie. twenty-two, of No. 1M Rivington street. | ing veen aroused by hi dition. 'RESH; sold only in sealed cartons; dozen.... eon with a list of the “young men” es Bee oS GaSe e- | Wee used in allowing Detective Oawald,/and Lighte Becker, twenty, of No. 100 pene nates native my bealth. 4 y ‘whom, Davison said, had organised the | manded Mr. Uutermyer. whe 1s & stenographer, to take down a/ Allen street. $40,000 YONKERS FIRE. | do Bankers’ Trust Company. Included were| "I state that it was a defensible thing | record of a converses! on between Dr.| The three were joined, while being - pA ft 4 the House did it. I don’t know the| samuel Pandiich, then living at No. 240| pursued by detectives, by a-woman who! The hay and feed house of Joseph J. | men sixty and seventy years of age. , facts," anawored Mr. Davison with some | mage Fifty-third atreet, a man repre-|aaid she was Rose Disconte, thirty wimler on Dock street, Yonkers, wan | ett “You ought you were all so young Essie Brand that you needed protection by a voting | fast, te made an empiatie Gemalair| senting himeelf aa a lawyer and the|yeare old, of No. 1% Chrystie street. ed by fire this afternoon, The ming dru trust from promoters of the Street?” | oGosen New York bankers meet weekly | “Sent of Mrs, Gio. Bhe carried, the police assert, a sult- 0,000. ‘The brick and frame eee se f aerial Untermyer asked, (ronicatly. “We folt! at the Metropolitan Club #0 discuss| From information at the District-|case containing wearing apparel that @ Was situated in the heart uf | Po.cecovedes, oA write. to me Lae BS we did,” he replied, isughing. buainess affairs. Attorney's office, the lawyer, confronted| was identified by persons connected | the manufacturing district and the en- denen, Ani “One of them was George W. Perkins,| Mr. Untermyer took up the lesue of| with the diotagraph, agreed to turn|with the firm of Morris & Co, men’s|tire fire department strove to prevent|“=- SS ‘Was he one who felt he needed protec: | $17,000,000 of bonds for the New York | state's witness against Mrs. Gto. furnishers, Third avenue and One Hun-|the blaze from epreading to nearby r) tion? ‘Yea, Davison sald. oubway ieee Mr. Davison said the! According to a compiaint made by Dr. | dred and Fourteenth atre property | factories. ‘Don t Persecute PLANNED MERGER WITH THa| ime was allotted to members of & ayn. | panditeh in Ootoder to the police, he re- | appropriated there yesterday. ‘The fire started in a yard adjoining | , oe regen » (Ne) coived « letter demanding that he glace| @he was locked up, as were the other| the building among a number of bales! BANKERS’ TRUST, ‘First National ik and the National f ha 463 A jyour oweils Mr. Davison, who has been a member | City Bank. About 100 or 160 syndicate | * sum of money under @ loosened brick | three, on charges of grand larceny. of ye and ts bi rd to have been | members participated in the issue, in-| in the foundations of the house at No. —— caused by an em » who dropped a! cluding €irms in Boston and Chicago. 1m Bast Third street. Under police in-| 400 MINERS GO ON STRIKE. match or cigarett _—— structions Dr. Pandlich left the money eatin “ ROCKEFELLER STARTS Ae Girected. It was not disturbed, and the next day an anonymous letter in- ‘ of J. P. Morgan & Co. since Jan. 1, § 1909, testified that he negotiated the purchase of the stock in the Guaranty ‘Trust Company for the organisers of the coterie soll epestrn, Thy nt SUDDEN DEATHI | EVER ris Object to tne tins trust for the Trust Company. Geeks Beier, be aeit, had acthing FOR JEKYL ISLAND. | tormea him that persons acting susp!- | we of Work, és, trem, Heart Dt 10 | te do with the negotiations, Mr. Baker b- _ clously ike detectives had been geen | Mour hundred miners walked out of tain, ‘or ining. | was At that time connected with both| FPHRNANDINA, Fia., Jan. 3.—William | hanging around, and directing him to | the iron mines of the Empire Steel and tnd Mowe st Rockefeller, who went to Nassau geva! leave the money on a fire-escape beck | Iron Company «nd tho Thomas Iron ic eral weeks ago, to-day boarded C. K. G. | of No. 19 Hast Third street, Mrs. Gio's | Company, at Richards and Mount Hope, Took ertaet bad sant Billings’s yacht here to return to Jeky! | home. N, J., yesterday. The mine shafts and. = Buh ABBOL * Island, where the of] magnate hae hie| Again Detectives Deutech, Oswald and | buildings are now guarded by deputy then ak th mi the Qfutual and the Guaranty Trust Purchases of 6,000 shares from Mra. E. “al H. Harriman and 6,00 trom the Mutual ‘ldfe Insurance Company, Mr. Davison wad, gave the organizers control of 12,000 out of the 20,000 shares of the com- pany, Mr, Davigon said thet the Guaranty ‘Trust Company was acquired by himaclf and his assoctates with the idea that R, 1t would be merged into the Bankers’ ‘ ‘Trust Company. He made this state- ment as to the voting trust agreements: ' “We younger men organized the i Bankers’ Trust Compaay {n 1003, and at that time we organised ¢he voting trust. The purpose of this voting trust was to preclude the possiblity of the purchase of contro! of the stock by mon active In New York at that time whose i credjt and responsibility wae questioned. 7 When we came to plan to take In the Guaranty Company the voting trust had FANCY QUALITY ATOE Choicest Fruit, Maine’s solid-packed in Cc Choicest ; Cc largest cans; 12¢ can value 15c; cach, cut to... winter home. The Rockefeller party ar-| Hauser watched the money, and again | sheriffs. rived in @ special car from Palm Beach | !t was not disturbed, Another letter to| The cause of the strike Is sald to be ‘and boarded the yacht, which set gajl| the physician ordered him to pay the/ dissatisfaction with a recent raise in immediately. money to Mra. Gio herself. The detec-| wages. The raiso was accompanied by a —_———— tives called on her as friends of the | proviso that hours of work i increased STEAMER ULSTERMORE physician. She told them she had a|in proportion to the increase in wages. claim from @ man injufed by the phy+|The men are sald to be organizing a Ri siclan, which was in her hends for col-|unton and preparing for a tight. Ww ECKED IN THE MERSEY. lection, She sald ehe ‘new nothing of Runs Aground, Breaks in Two and Ene, Jan. &—The LIVMRPOOL, British steamer Uletermore, from Balti- more, Jan. 0, for Liverpool, ts a wreck tm the River Mersey. ————— ‘Steel Car Safety i . Sweet and || SSS SSS aw receg mee! fl and Cozy Comfort Eggs *c.i" 14% 25° | TT ee wwe gu reece ST | Url Beane Sore, Cuter E EMPIRE BRAND. 25¢ tioning shat, several organisers of the | dene the oteamer orate ta two Soap and Ointment Cured, To the pleasure of a trip over the magnifi- Hy g Ss selected, doz. incarton, baubers sity or seventy years old. Tao crew scrambled on the trldge,| . 390 Mumbelds @0., Breckizn, N. ¥.— cent Blue Mountains, along the romantic : WILLING TO DISSOLVE THE) fF perilous veare oge pimples and biask- ’ 4 * . C NOTING TRUSTS, . reecud bese tate onetbonee ers fy ew se ene hak Susquehanna, on the Lehigh Valley Rail- Sold in the Bean or Ground to Suit. eres crores ke | me meer ra ad orgy oe oft road, is added a sense of travel security. Coffee Naraeibe and anton C3 25¢ ing 40, recommend that “these voting! SPRING WARBLINGS, poo sae ant On the Black Diamond Express, the pioneer fee resi curae the"resi Management, the Diaibne | Butroge Mive “oven taggin 6 pny ly Fi slhparee- oes, all-steel train from New York MIF, Untermayer and. the witness in-| Bloemsield, ‘Staten Telané, urine ake Vic I coud np gt ido to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, comfort is duiged in an argument over the upe- Pride of St. Louis 5uper- c Flour lative XXXX; 2415-b. 69 hag (1¢ Barrel)......... HE second only to safety. Dast week. i rt a3 fulnesa of voting trust arrangements! watydids have been “T ‘dierent ; oe mit, ener mete | wiles a ka ci] om ce eg wea ee ont « The unsarpassed Black Diamond Express eac eSins Brand California's Pac eatiafied with your stater ° avenue, of money, but tt oe 1 con: sts 0! drawin -room ? tha choicest lemon ¢c ings in to djssolve Sines’ youn, ue “oie Melies are Gvsling on the term of] 99 bepe found the Civersmmens” ¢ & arlor’ cars t richest syrup; large can, yield refreshing ease, an observation car so that you may fully appreciate the beautiful scenery through which you fly, and an al- Mi BELLE BROOK, Cans 25° 9 tichest evaporated, for As vay vote Je concerned, that they be | Oremitertle ine ond lilting in| o2 2,008.08 using thems until Wways-open dining car. B tl 9 Milk Rich con- 5 Glesowved. grass q@ared.” (Signed) George J. 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