The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1920, Page 8

Soper rete ed a . Mam Doughty, supervisor of the BUSTEED MISSING, ‘MAIN WITNESS IN NASSAU CO. TRIAL Hard Work Getting Jury to Try Officials Accused in Gambling Cases. ‘The absence of William Busteod, the well-known gambler, from the open- Ang session of the trial at Mineola to-~ Gay, of four office holders of Nassau County, charged with conspiracy to prevent the prosecution of gambiers, | whic! start . was the outstanding feature of the * proceedings. Busteed, who is the Brate's principal witness, was under subpoena to appear at the office of ‘Dnstrict Attorney Weeks at 9 o'clock this morning. When he bad not put in appear moe at noon subpoena servers were gent to look for him, If he canno fe found the District Attorney will attempt to use evidence he gave be- fore the Grand Jury and elsewhere. ‘The defendants are George Wil- ‘Town of Hempstead; Assemblyman ‘Thomas MoWhinney of Lawrence; Sheriff Carl W. Smith and Thomas O'Keofe, postmaster of Oyster Bay. The charge against them, in brief, (© that -they were instrumental in conveying information of forthcoming raids to the gambling fraternity of Nassau County. Busteod ts said to have been one of the beneficiaries of this alleged In- formation. He was recently fined as @ common gambler with Dave Gideon. Lou Betts was also accused, but he proved himself a resident of the Gmmonweaith of Virginia and it was found impossible to extradite) him. ‘The trial abounds in lawyers. Dis- trict Attorney Weeks and his assist- ants, Edwards and Wood, are con- ducting the prosecution. Joseph 8, Auerbach, Chariés Tuttle, William & Pettit. Henry A Uterhart, Russell landay, 427F Fifth A Ave. 23 W. 42nd St. instrument, and % sure of Christmas delivery. Ris Besides which you will enjoy 22 the usual advantages of buy- wy _—ing direct from Landays. , accepted as being = of superior quality. 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