The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 9

{RENCE CET reps ——— THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921, iT ” enjoyed in the Stokes household rd Wallace Lee, a physician of No.| what Stokes had said to him and Mr.| Physician Die ALL DARK MAN jowing to his friendship with Victor Madison Avenue, He, Seeonting | Littleton called the attention of the} LONG BEACH, ‘ ’ Mittor Ju: the testimony of 3 e|court to the lawyer's unfriendliness a i prominent phen! On cros-examination he declared |de Anquinos, one of to his side of the case, But Justice | (f VITOR Were eect #immer home early. this ‘morning, | following a sudden attack of heart dis: His Brooklyn home was at No. |that there was no “tall, dark m the Stokes house on Dec At hinge the trial, had examined/her| Finch sald he was disinclined to force 10 or on| ph lly In the matter of a sult TURNS QUT TO BE A SHALL, UGHT ONE (Continued from First Page.) testified that he came to the Stukes house tn Went 78th Street on Dec. 10, 199. He and a young lady who was at Miss Gardner's finishing echool went with Mrs, Stokes and several others to the Ritz to dance, After the younger people had been taken home tm Mrs. Stokes’s car, the witness sald that he and Mrs. Stokes returned at once to the latter's home, where he was to spend the night. Often had he spent the night there, he sald, sharing Mr, Stokes's room. Q. (By Martin W. Littleton, coun- sel for Mrs, Stokes), What did you do when you reached the Stokes's home? A. We arrived there about 12.30 o'clock and separated at the front door. Mrs, Stokes went up- stairs and I went to the kitchen where the cook had prepared a little supper for me, some chocolate cake. Afterward I went up to Mr. Stookes's room and slept the night there, I did not see Mrs, Stokes till next morning. Brown emphasized the intimacy he Dec, 11, the two days in that month| she brought against Maillard’s for al- he spent there W. B. D. Stokes, who is said to be | occ iN with pleurisy, was absent from the trial again to-day, As soon as he| To Dr. Lee sho had said that she is well he is to be called to the stand| was at that time, Aug. 30, 1920, en- by Mr. Littleton, who said to-day he| gaged in “special research -vork” for |thought this examination would re- |W. BE. D. Stokes. quire about two day« Justice Finch| Q. Did she say what kind of work asked whether it was desired to take|that was? A. Yes, that it was in re- the plaintiff's testimony at his bed-| gard to his divorce suit. side, but Mr. Littleton declined to] pernard H. Sandler, attorney for consider this, It was the desire of |Henry Williams, the negro acquitted the court that the case be carried |of the charge of stealing $30,000 worth ahead as far as possible and then, if|or jewelry trom Mrs. Helen Blwood necessary, have an adjournment till|Stokes, proved to be an unwilling Mr. Stokes should ‘be well enough to| witness when mut on the stand this take the witness stand, afternoon. Gertrude Stammbach, who had a] He ‘pleaded privilege in behalf of gift shop on the street floor of No.|Williums when preased by Mr. Lit- 13 East 36th Street (in which house|tieton for answers to questions tend- Edgar T. Wallace, one of the co-|ing to show that V D. Stokes had respondents, had an apartment), for|S0Usht to drag the alleged conduct of two years, from March 1, 1918, waa|"!% wife into the larceny caso. the first witness called today. She|of negro women in reference to the was put on the stand to show, by|charge against Williams. Some of rent receipts from the agent of the|them have already appeared as wit- building, that at the time Agricola |femses for Stokes in the divorce ac Byers, a colored waitress, swore she|~Q. Did Mr. Stokes ecnd somo wit- took food for two from Miss Dunn’s| ness to sce you? A. 1 decline to an- tearoom to Wallace's apartment, the| swer. tearoom had been abandoned and the} | 2 ay saretnaton ia Pago ed Laat alley ara aa by Miss| case? A. He or some of his wit- The Second witness was Dr. Ed- casioned by bad food in the res- taurant, eases. 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