The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1921, Page 4

E NOW UP DRY LAW CHARGE; ‘CLAIMS A VICTORY sensilla: Pubes From First Page.) ‘s wife in the lurked jury room, even {f be wanted t». “T') attend to thet,” ne said Olive Feplied, “We can sand it through the Sheriff's office. They are guarding the jury room.” ACTOR NOW FACES DRY LAW ACCUBATION. The Federal charge against ‘Arbuckle, based on an allegation of ¢ aNegal transportation of Nquor drunk and fairness of the American people I want to thank the multitude from Jalil over the world who have tele- ei graphed and written me in my sorrow ond expressed their utmost confidence im my inmocence, _nd I assure them ce that no act of mine ever haw and 1) 5; promise that no act of mine ever shali | wit « Wome cause them to regret thelr faith tn | Gaelt eas that h “These facts speuk for themselves,” er) fal Arbuckie’s chief counsel, Gavin McNab, declared. “Statements of | position ed nee! superfiuous.’ lazy Einstein and Moe Smith served | index and seat numbers in the examina- Mace "Micon. spent sy MRS. RAGONE A AGAIN. gight persona with wubpoenaa. ‘The 2-|tion room and that he never dsciosed ARBUCKLE, 16 CLAIM, o. Bronx. Harlett | them to any one. District Attorney to obtain an acquittal. He issued a| formal statement declaring be hed) done his duty, “although opposed by wealth, power and influence” He | said he was ready to proceed Jan. | 9 with a second trial Brady denied claims that thousands of dol! had been spent by the at the party in the Mote} Mt, Vrano's | State. > at which it was chargod Miss Rappa met fatal injury at Arbuckle’s hands, was set for hearing to-day, | | Charges of perjury against Mra, Minnie Neighbors of Los Angeles, a (witness called by the defense in » ‘Arbuekle’s mansiaugnter trial, also , ‘were set for hearing to-day. In addition to all these, last night» ‘Antimation by Milton Cohen, member ‘of Arbuckle’s counsel, that the du fense had “something up ite sleevs” , ‘and was prepared to “let it come down” to-day, came in for comment, - A charge that “propaganda” had } been uwed to infuence the jurors at- “tracted much attention, The rumors Muried when the bailiffs adopted the practice of changing rooms for the Jury. After Saturday noon po two Sessions were held in the same room, Many were in ignorance of exactly where the jury was meeting, Unoon- | Grmed reports had it that dietaphones hidden in the walis were responsible + for the shift of rooms, |) Arbuckle will probably leave t.- night for Southern Culifornia for n ¢ few days of rest. He will then return . & San Francisco to join his lawye ® , ™ laying plans for the spcond triai ) which will begin Jan. 0. THe issued 4 \ mtatement late yesterdey declaring that “one woman” on the jury had prevented a verdict and claiming thuy the result {s 9 moral If not @ Jegal acquittal, He charged that “orgap- | feed. propaganda designed to make ) the securing of an impartial jury un + dmposaibility and to prevent my ob- . oe a fairy trial” had deen used, |,” he ended with this paragraph: Aa Mave ajwaye seuted.eny eatin Ss « rofound b of lowered Fur importers’ profits and whols- sale furriers’ profits eliminated So these coats, priced on the basis by squirrel collars and cuts I 10.00 Huge collere end cuffs of beaver on Cordelaine coo at 135.00 ey believe $2,600 will cover our ex- penses,” he said. “But say, hae! Rrbuckle told you how much be| spent?” it was rumored that the de- fense had cost « half million dollars. Arbuckle, immediately after the | pon was dismissed, went to his hotel | Minta Durfee, bis rip — then | Tank the remuinder of the und evening !n conference with his attorneys. a BROOKLYN CAFE MAN FACES doteontadh iessoed b Baron Goer on Trin! Over Alleged Beore Trannaction. CLBVBLAND, Dec. 6.--Moe I. Baron. | wealthy Brooklyn, N. Y., cafe owner, and three other persons charged with conspiracy to defraud the Government in a Mquor trnpuction, went on trial in Federal Court here to-day. Baroa, with several ethers. is allexed to huve | obtal, s froth | of aig ntd i | i a Bi Ps od permits, ig 9 hiss to have offered rector David J. scott of Youngstown pm bribe for, protection, | a and | Simon of ‘Pittsburgh, und Adalpn | « of Toungetown. Baron u in. Youngs: town ast nf” on a charge of | wribers but earing war post- | jl to_allow hin to go on tri! in jena) Court first. = SON ACCUSES FATHER, Remisirr ao His, Supreme Court Justice Tompkins heard testimony to-day at White Plains, in heal action bap divorcee brought by ee. Grabam of Rye and rote re} Wngland, against R ham, who id couple were i Aas “Chureh, London, on against Mr. June evidence Pies given by tneit son, Beal _ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 19381. Marmaduke Graham, TELLS OF SHOOTING , ane Yel alt te that when] Patrotman Patrick J. Twomey has jathew Bragy | was plainly pleased at the failure of | nM Mr. 10 Arbuckle’s “million dollar defense”| Woman Accused of Killing Prank has Iain charge of enfer nt fn this contrivutors to the fund which was why St t and, _sBul Ghevrett eared he Jucolani Unshaken as She Clings we nat night | i ind!'mever_ oven = wared he Mrs. Josephine Ragone, on trial in | the Court of General Sessions for jMmurder in the first degree for the | shooting of Frank lucolani om Oct. 14, 1920, was called to the stand for cross examination when court opened interval between her appear- ance on the stand last week when the trial was adjourned until to day, . had giver to her am opportunity to recover from the intense strain she appeared to be under when she testt- | fld how she had'fought with Iucolani for the revolver when he tried to kill . Hagone was calm and self- | Pomessed during. the croms-examina- on, sticking to the story she had told and carefully answering the questions False Sensation COOL mouth ily a clean mouth. pastes rarely re- tooth decay and Oxygen Tooth Powder — cleans the teeth. It doesn’t merely perfume breath and flavor the mouth—leav- oC dsanlinest OF der large size pack- age for economy. WHO IS SUED BY WIFE Identifies Han@weitiag on Hotel 7a, 4 Maral comots ef FREE ccm Home » 187 Post DELICATESSEN DEALER | POLICEMAN DENIES HE. 10,600 ON PICKET DUTY rarm lean HELD ON BOOZE CHARGE| |. TOLD EXAM. SECRETS Exchange {! Iney (iestein Among BAforcement|/onty Man, He Says, Whe | entton Ma’ Arrest Ni Men, thon a e. 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