The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1920, Page 2

was on the Police Dep into unilor back into Jeave o: Q. Now, don't know her to th the Clint ~The evide ment of the + to violence then begun checks? A fixed it up, ‘men, The troubles. a | Why told m him \ door of hi nowing Working a, ks fAtrouble for + Q. To sho nersh'p wit ZT had_done Q. You w was ‘afraid of my gether and checks a» ¢ Mr, Atwe >) terviews wi / mittee reve ) brother cali asked for home in « Atwell Brindell he at Schr * Atwell's } ones in « 1 feur. Ant Street ani a A. He told Mioted; thu told me ts ) Wired M The wits eonsul tai i nad, (lv atio ML told sure, é Mid he t tmnyor "Yes, We indie contractor, Q@. Did by he was to @ Now, altogether By Hettrick, jp eaueal ee: What ® What kaw.” disagreemen abser (The po! Patrolman > Was granted « when Mr. Unterm: Atel) destroyed certain checks at Brindell's in- me the night before “woman had trouble ) bebause the key was broken in the| done by machinery. Jock. He had got a locksmith and) ATWELL TELLS HOW BRINDELL ‘was trying to get Twas afraid @vould get into un to some of my competit would competitors owned in t? Dia he Q. Did be Ao He sii Lott squad, Wil some nent and vy and m. uniform he ash z all hear A. Nv, that that? Bi leave o} Slepnen he country. on Str ner re oppr his office which bore dorsements, The witness denied he ptroyéd the checks in fea hold hearings I went to the the with he said, wa eed uy owt had r of Lockwood Committee, which had not back put for & You ngham absence from patrol duty at the Clinton Gtreet Station on May 20, 1920. The reason wiven by him was the iliness of his wife and the ne- ceesity that he should accom: Last wi Birmingham's leave was revoked and be was ordered to report to ation 33, On the 16th he returned to @uty patrolling the streets.) arding the tnelte- sod house-wreckers nd bloodshed was given asked why Mr. ny « Nov. de> the Q. Then wey did you destroy the office at * No, 147 Fourth Avenue one morning EF toward the end of September—before Sept. 23, when this committee inves- tigation was ordered tendent of the building said to mo,| eight years ago and was now at least “was there anything wrong with the dork of my office door the day before?” _, Taaid I didn’t know of it, and he told| except as to the charge for tug boat The superin- cleaning the door ‘TOLD ZARANKO MEN BLAMED HIM FOR TROUBLE. On top of that," the witness con- tinned, “there was some of the old Polak men came to me there was one Pol ‘and told me that some of the Zar- anko men biamed me for all They were holding mect- <oings in Fourth Street and from what I heard what they said they were Sing to do to me was a fright. their Nake when he told them he 8s home. all this mst me and some of rlend be used w h Brinde business A a ero on th old miight make widenee N suld he after can, rinde up the interview. un four elty knew of town and Ke. Once he pe he 1 in y Las me in a Cac sokirygiriven by her time he cam in w ( wil you why me L wa fi t@i you ie til at Arindell ta Stan Atwel 4 law n Wed eton. the to my offic these Pp Pi To, th Brinde that? union and some get trouble with thos Brindell's | witness Be five of he me whom to ment likely be Indicted. A what did Lid he ebout aia ny ab Thy one CHECK FROM, jue Was friendly to me, they chased ith a knife clear into the fecling was somebody ers pers nds and fs and the to make you had been in part- show to- | }ad several tn- com- und ndell @ume to the nolslborbhoud of Atwell's| wutomobiles by Brinaell. cars others me to ‘and haut- | eh ond WA: He said he guessed they would aii| | SSqueal because he took money off © from thn. at Hettrick? bird 1 don't} ATWELL ONLY ONE HE TOOK ee ai _.THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBE Association? A. I heart that] see you so much? A. Welt, he salal ghe Was a nephew. I was the only one he had ever the Northeastern Supply Company (nn Atwell subsidiary), at Long | Island City. This was Inst Sunday. On the way over to Long Istund Backer did all the talking he ty, suid “He was very funny,” sald Atwell, fe told about his testimony." “Did he think the matter was a joke? asked Mr, Untermyer. uid the witne: not a joke, but he was funny the way he told ita’? Atwell sald he kept away from Brindell and Backer after they reached the yard and did not Tisten to thelr conference, / Q. You were very cnreful not to listen, A, I was, indeed, I was very careful, Q. Have you busied yourself in thene pending cases around the Dis- trict Attorney's office and city offices? A. 1 lye not. I've kept hands off. Q. Why? A I'm off it. 1 think I've been wise to get off since I was subpoenaed by this committee, I have had tén men on my tail all the time. Q. Why, do you suppose? A, Keep- Ing tabs on everything I do, Q. We may need ten more, may we not? A. Not for me, I'm hands off. Anking questions about the monop- oly of certain building materials en- Joyed by especial firms, Mr. Unter- myer asked if teers was not the only sand dealer who could get to a city dock at will, The witness said he didn’t know. He said sand sold et the dock for 95 conts a cuble yard $1.50 a cubic yard, He did not think the cost of production had increased towing. Labor was a small factor, he sald, because the work was mostly PROVED HIS POWER. Contractor Atwell was asked about the contract he undertook to cart away the debris from the Garment Centre Realty Company excavation after Robert P. Brindell drove Contractor Fradus off the job, Brindell arranged for Atwell to take the job, the wit- ness said, just ay he put one Plerce to work to do the excavation with steam shovels after eliminating Fra- dus, Q. How did Brindle prove his power to you-his power to control building operations? A, Well, one time he took me to a builder and told that builder to give me the job. And the builder did. And that proved his power to me. Q. this powe the source of the ula the iut fan you exp ? A, Supp Job at No, 100 Broadwa have got plonty of men to work without going to Brindell, there were other trades the job—bricklayers, carpenters steclworkers, plasterers, painter: umbers, And If Brindell dtdn't ike the men T had on the aking Job all he had to do was to go down there and “AN off! Quick!" and they would all stop until I met Brindell’s dittong, w take I « do twenty say: Mr, Atwell safd the fron tn the sal- cage of the Wullding demolished by him at Fifth Avenne and 57th Street wa. Atwoll's partner, Stegel, for There was a bid, Atwell sald, )0 for the Iron, but Brin- dell ordered George $. Backer, the contractor, to sell to Siege Brindell rot $1,000 from Slegel for | that.” sald the witness, By a final computation of amounts a oby himself and partners to Irindell, Mr. Atwell said Brindell got $19,100 for “work perm “labor in- surance," “junk rebate” and a “$1,000! fine” for bringing a sidewalk shelter without properly authorized labor. Q. You ® fOOd Many strong political affiliations? A. Well, 1 wae 1 known my Way around. a lot of friends and hay | born Qay re; ou have taken | SHIPPING BOARD SQ. And you know he was in the} a check off of. Be Palics Department? AL ksow be} Q. Did he tell you why you were| | Swas a policernan | the only one? A. Ye aid he didn't De® And that he has been given t to hurt my feotings-—(Caughterd | LOSES §8 160 000 Mionths leave & order to hanile t | —by asking me for ensh. HP) @ell’s compensation burewut A. Ye Q@ You were on Brindell's “white ) ) By @ And there he is, getting his sal-| Wet"? A. ¥e D ary from the Police Departinent? A.) Q. Who were the others? A. Volk, C MEN T think he has had « six months’ icave| Kaufman, Cohtn, any of them. You} « without poy. all them the “white Hat,” but Cohen Q. And kets $5,000 to $7,600 from) had another name for it Loaner. <ceenead | the Compensation Burewu? a. ; heard co What wits that? A. The “Kosher! pq v< Forty Cents a Day More 5,000 that Ae but 1 don’t) Ui J 7, gee. 2 Q You were on the “Kosher Nat?"| Than Navy for Rationing | F Do you know os! what ground the| A: Yes. Mr. Untermyer, | was kosher Gailors, ° Police Depart vr him = six Atwell said that George Macker, be ag | Abthy leave? A come jn-| ten wader Indictment, and Brindell, DP deirles and found out that was a/ WhO had not then been Indicted, hada| STORY OF A TRANSFER. @etective in the D. uandy meeting with Atwell at the yard of Treasury Agent Testifies About Shift After Exposing Al- leged Graft. That operating agents of United | States Shipping Board ships supplied | rations to 60,000 men aboard these ships from June 31, 1918, to July 1," 1919, at a direct lons of $8,760,000 to the Shipping Board, was the: admis- sion of R. N. Gregory, Port Steward of the Board in New York, to-day before Patrick Kelley, a member of the direct supervision of the Division of Operations. The witness admitted that the United States Navy, a much smaller organization as regards sup- plying rations, was able to feed its men at approximately 40 cents lower than the Shipping Board agents. Peter J, Sullivan, former Special) Treasury agent, testified respecting | alleged petty graft on a wholesale seale by Shipping Board employees, uncoyered by his investigations. Sullivan said he and Martin D.| Jewel, another special agent, were detatied to investigate bids for sup- plies sent to the Shipping Board. Captain Yates, the port officer, had reported that he felt “something was wrong,” the witness stated, and r quested that Treasury agents be as- signed. A brief Investigation revealed, Sullivan testified, that W. H. Wha- from the Shipping Board, as pur- | Porté Rico Steamship Company, and that goods were purchased wherever and under whatsoever conditions the purchasing department eww fit, re- gardless of bids. The witness instanced some con- J. Hanna, Hanna and his superior, a man named Kelaber, Sulltyan testi- fled, recelved commissions on all goods bought for the Shipping Board. » Barly in his Investigations, Sullivan | declared, Whamond took exception to |! his activities, demanding that all questioning of men be‘ performed in pistol “to show it to me" in the} ‘gurnent over or no Atwell was | job at 67th | ofan course question of whethe using enough men ou the Street and Fifth Avenue. Atwell had d he wouldn't put on any more men unless they were experienced, SHOULD NOT IMPUGN MOTIVE OF COMMITTEE, SAYS COUNSEL. At the opening of the session Mi. Untermyer sald: “It ts of the utmost Importance for public confideice that the motives of this committee and its methods should not be impugned “During the extraordinary, not to say humiliating, scene enacted before this committee yesterday It was inu- mated that counsel for this commit had some relations with the Ir borough Rapid Transit Company and | that in some way the examination of Mayor Hylan by counsel was affected by such relations.” Mr, Untermytr then read a letter written by himself Aug. 20, 1919, from | ere | relatives in the City Government, liaventt you? How about O'Brien?| Upper Saranac Lake congratulating A. 1 have no relatives of that name,| ‘te Mayor on ‘bis stand against an Q. Sure? A. Sure. Walt a minute. | Nerease of the S-cent fare and com- a Prank O'Brien, timekeeper | Mending the Mayor for accusing the ihe, Winilsa Asphalt Gempanus Interborough administration for fo- @. seo, L know your relations| MenUng the strike of last summer Gattae tiny vou lau Now: hese ,| te then read the Mayor's reply as the O'irien In the #cow business? a, | Mllows: He's no relation, All J have anything While I am in favor of municl- with him Iw that We dump uf Pal ownership and operation of few loads on his acow at the toot of| [Ny of the lines In the city, | Tver iisearoond einen buses will be the mode of trans- Q. You know Brindell's retutions| Portation for short distances and with Alderman Kenneally, don't you? | Will take the place of many of the IA fhe fest time Lever saw Trine) S¥rface lines, When bus lines are ‘oll’ mame Was on a Council Jetter-| 28 eration, surface lines will be head with Kenneally's name in the} ‘fh up afd sold as old junk, ‘Thanks very much for your Mle Atwell sald Alderman Ken. | Offer of assistance, Hest wishes : td not \nirodueed him. te| Mrs. Cutermyer as well as t . . i Mr. Untermyer sald he had not t the delegate of} been a partner of the firm of Gug- if wreckers, introduced us, Atwell You have not known him long?” Jasked Mr. Untermeyer. * | Net long—but quick,” said Atwell Me in a fast worker. Abwell said Brinden pulled cor ony INPLOWNZ. Grov Re iM BROMO tn. Ht eae | i a genhelm, Untermyer & Marshall for seven years, though his sons were partners and he maintained offices with them. He said he didn't know until yesterday that there was a case in that law office against the city purchase of jitney buses, ‘Mr, Untermyer said he was still in ancord with Mayor Hylan's policy, re- fare increase, ‘ and @ half furlongs. olds; (Lancaster) FIRST the |; hie office The Whamont Bay *You littie trish thia tnvestigntion transferred.” Twe to Nogule Aria, Martin Jewel of Avenue, the next warned yards where § were would be witndra those ships afte thereon In th work on yea by qv ty The full day's time would neverthele mment, th The purchasing York had no whether goods ord at warehouses, Je if delivered, whet to specifications in and quailty, The purchasing departmen ing of 25 employens, were all or friends of Wham Illustrating the boiler comp. under the 1 an order, Capt, Oscar 0, Port Superintende: fled that duties to pass uy tracted here for ships, he wa tinize any allocated t u Pri while / ate that with « fore: ment it would more to settle Morris M. Baldwin Place, J Auditor for I Roard at the Port mitted that, altho All repairs on Board paid for the Chairman W: Sterling, Aswistant Dir erations of the Shtp N. Patton, acting Port © 4 witness named Platt, who s was ‘Port E handed each ¢ FIRST | RACE $7.40, third chasing ,agent, was also beinis | Sister, Parhell pald @ salary of about $5,000 by the | ward Pring *Field entry. 8 furlonses. $6.40, dy Granite, ( six nd at 6 ship: or ri Sully Nu. wit ” & wh ns her Ww nt of t Was pon al Shipping not permitted to scru- the bills against ships private firms for opera- operators, were permitted to buy goods wher- ersey witness ng to him: weeks later he was ordered 40 Manhattan | ng empl from work about an hour spent monings and get at 4 being privately, bullt, for the workmen 8 Ao charged to the 4 Bald. rument for Now knowing » delivered ‘ed, and, they were weight, quantity personnel we 1 deel of 75 in his depart- require five thease claims. McLaughlin ypalrs of the New quotes | a lay off have you! of the re, consist- elatives i, he said, claim that were purchased without reference cost the witness said that Harry M. Bennett, although he could furnish a ta a pound e paid, never could get goods ker, Acting w York, a suilor of forty years’ experience, test!- bills con- Board he said, months Chief nipping ork, ad- PALMER GEM THIEF KNOWN, POLICE HINT; on @ontinued From First Page.) hance in value and that they could ever be converted into cash should the necesaity for money arise, That the necessity has arisen ia demonstrated by the fact that Mra, Palmer has pawn tickets at present for pledged gems. ‘Through her brother, C. B. King, {t yecame known to-day that two rings valued at $50,000 were among the valuables stolen by the robber gan, last Monday night. Heretofore thes rings have not been mentioned among the list of articles stolen. One of the rings consists of a large sapphire surrounded by diamonds. The other, aud the more valuable, ia a ring con- taining a seventeen-karat diamond. The best detectives on the police force, under Capt, Duane, have been assigned to the mystery. Detectives spent the night in Mrs. Palmer's home and have closely questioned all her visitors. Furthermore, a number have been scouring the city and lo- cating persons who have been In par- up to his ever they pleased, without competi- the Select Committee on United/tive bidding and irrespective of| ties ¥ ith the woman, : , rket prices—and the Government|~It became known to-day that prac- States Shipping Board Operations. | iv pi jd the bill thout é = Mr, Gregory admitted that the op-| Phere “was absolute. tleally all the jewels stolen were be- erating agents of Shipping Board] back,” he sh bys ganda sea ceases cate vessels, bidding against each other| Duvid ©. ins of No, Bust |Mght of the robbery, She has been (or bine “Fationa) cauied @ natural) Cn Stee dof tho department |in the habit of making lavish display which guttles clalms for requisitioned |o¢ her diamonds and other precious rise In the market, and firms sup-| ships, testified that he stonea. AM oH tue EIERL oF : plying commissary supplies were per- | capped in making a prop . Bee eee Orb nel aIBne Obatne ree mitted to charge higher prices than|©f 41 claims byewuse inudequate in: bery she had given @ more than or- ventory had been made the }dinary display of her wealth in Jew- would have been possible under 4) Shipping Board took over the ships|els, ‘This fact inclines the detectives central purchasing department under | from private own He admitted to believe that the thieves had seen Mrs. Palmer during the evening and preceded her to the house for the purpose of robbery. There seems to be no question but that the robbers had a key to the home and entered 18 xh private ajents| without opposition or the knowledge of the ships were permitted to order|of the two servants. r. (Robingon) $10.20, $8. mond, while drawing a $6,000 salary |hinestone, 114 (Weiner) second; Mo Harn 410 Kin; $3.10, Bobi BOWIP, Md., Nov to-morrow’s densed milk purchased from John 8, | also ran. Silla & Sons for $10,825, for which — he said the market price was $2,415 BOWIE ENT loss and on the sule of which, accord- eens ing to Sullivan, the sellers paid] acm tRAcK $42.22 ay a commission to Edward! 19—The entries for races are as follows: RACK Ae i Carwin ite SpVENTH Olle nit jen Veruvitia, Vat Katio Cans Point ‘Track. poo Remertniit gain the Ish called George W Op- ctor of hem a copy of the committee's report of the investiga- | tion and usked them tu be reudy Dec, erning thelr knowl- le in this report. —_ COND RACH—Claiming: two-yeur- RIES. hipping (Mile *Annettes: Actress, Pansy, » Brigania Cura, arley Boy | for, two: | \ de Mal tod: (a) Bur. varolda and | 1os. g Athoriean Martha Lacko:t, Although she has been submitted to fully two score examinations by investigators, Mra, Palmer has not varied the slightest in her accounts of the affair. Acting on the theory that the rob- bery may have been perpetrated by some one among Mrs. Palmer's circle of acquaintances the police are re- calling the robbery of liquor at Mrs. Palmer's summer home at Long Heach early in November. At that time Mrs, Palmer was of the opinion that.the theft was committed by a five|Man-who had been a guest in her ut home, Feeling that the theft was $01) | rather inconsequential, Mrs. Palmer )| was not eager to press the investl- gation or prosecute. A short time ago one of the most clever jewel robbers in the country, whose operations are well known to the police of New York, was released from prison. Detedtives are check- '}ing hig movements. He does not |speak with a French accent, as Mrs. Palmer said the robbers’ leader did, but the police are operating on the theory that he may have been one of the two accomplices of the pulite leader of the trio. Capt. 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Palmer called upon Mrs, Sidney Drew, the motion picture actress, | in her apartment, No, 4 East 48th Street, on the same floor as_ the apartment occupied by Blérick. They met for the purpose of forming a motion picture company, Mrs. Palmer, according to Eleriek, was going to aid In financing the new enterprise. Following the meet- ing Elerick says Mrs. Palmer, him~ self, a man named Richard Merritt and two women; Miss Rosanna Me- Vey, a sister of Mrs, Drow Miss Stella Wagerman of No. 410 West End Avenue, set out in Miss Wagerman’s automohile for an Ital- jan restaurant in West Houston Street. “We remained at the restaurant until 10.30 o'clock,” said Wlerick, “when we proceeded to the Mont- martre Restaurant. We remained there until after 1 o'clock, when we took M Palmer to her home. I escorted her up the steps to the door and left her.” Eterick says that Lieut. Comman- | der Phillips of the navy had spent the week end at Mrs. Palmer's Loug Beach home and accompanied her into New York on Sunday afternvon. In front of the house Phillips noticed a man with a Iimp walking up and | down, ‘This is the man tle police} are now seeking. According to Elerick, one of the three robbers !n the presence of Mrs. | almer inquired of a fellow: “Is that army man coming?" This tends. tc substantiate the theory that tho crime may haye been committed by Palmer at ie service men who had been enter- tained in Mrs. Palmer's home, Flerick says Mrs, Palmer is con. | vinced that those who committed the robbery W familiar with “her | house. One of the raesons given for] this is that the thieves removed the door from a closet where Mrs Palmer had kept valuables at vari- | ous times, They did not attempt te open the door of another closet nearby. ———— — Anti-Jewish Rioting In Pragte, BERLIN, Noy. 13. (Jowish Tetogra- | phic Agency).—Demonstrating mobs} in Prague, Czecho-Slovakia are de-| clared {n a Alapatch from that city to jand that of St. Vince annual dance at the Hotel Astor to- BIG BOOTLEGGING ~* | RING IS REVEALED Fight Promoter Charges Gunmen Threatened His Life for aos eae of Confession, BRIDG Joseph Mulvit offered $200,¢ . fight promoter, who ) for the Dempsey-Car- | penticr title battie, and who was an unguecessful candidate for the 'm- oeratic nomination for Congressman on a wet platform, last night con- his recent connection with he Claims to be the largest sing ring In the country. Muivihill charges that ‘a relative | of “Bald Jack" Rose, reformed gam: bler who turned State's evidence against Charles “A, Becker, Dago Frank, Lefty Louis, Gyp the Blood and Whitey Lewis, Js the leader of | the New England bootlegging ring he made between $500,000 and $700,000 on the fillctt sale of liquor in the past year, He was prompted to make his. revelations as ‘a rebult of threats made on his life at the Bridgeport railroad station | Monday Gnd his arrest yesterday on a body writ. fessed what —_— Pulmotor Say: ven of Two Over- come by Gan. shields of No. 910 Hancock Street, Brooklyn, found his wife Mar- earet, sixty-five years old, and her ais- ter, Catherine Kelley, overcome by gaa when he arrived home early to-day. They were revived with @ polmotor by & Bushwick Hospital doctor and re-| The gas tube acoi- | wma disconneotad. ! sell TS eta | i i i Michael a ses’ Alumnae Dance To-Night. 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