The evening world., 1911-02-18
CREDITORS SWOOP
DOWN AGAIN UPON
- GR|SCOM JUNIOR
Philadelphia Jewelry Firm,
Places Bill in Hands of
=. Attorney for Collection. |,
PARENTS SILENCE'"BOY.."
Dorothy Arnold's Admirer Not,
Allowed to Talk on Even
/ Ordinary Topics. :;
PARENTS ~SILENCE"BOY."

ATLANTIC CITY. ". j.. Feb. Is
Creditors of George s. Griscom tr. are
taking advantage OF his self imposed
restraint here to present their claims
against him. Following the lead Of a
New York Arm Of haberdashers last
week. a Philadelphia Jewelry house
has now taken steps to force him to
pay for some 1eweiry he bought while
In that city n short time ago.
The bfa was put in the hands oc Clar-
ence L. 0oldenberv. the County Prose-
cutor Of Atlantis County. Tho receipt
OF this bill threw the Griscom family
into a state of excitement to-day. and
O'Mara refuses 20 discuss the claim. 40
does Mr.. Goldenberg. but IL Is limited
that the bill 10 for a diamond ring. Suit
res not been started yet. as the ball has
just bean presented. but II not paid at
once the lawyer will take legal STEPS.
n elder 0riscom, in order to get
Junior's trunks. was obliged to pay the
bhi Of the New York h~aberdashsr.
Louis Adams. the PROPRIETOR of a bath
house here. declares that he has seen a
Young woman bearing such . close re-
semblance TO the picture. Of Dorothy
Arnold that he 10 positive It was the
missing girl. She was here no later
h last Sunday.
AZ . S~anftarium.
~ . 0nftArtum the name Of MISS
Arnold" Appears On the register. II 10
denied thAk the patient n the Now York
s4re. but no explanation u given TO thia
other woman's identity.
That Grtscom j.. knows c~oussderab ls
about the disappsarancs Of Dorothy Ar
mold md her w~hereAbouts u the onan,on
OF all vino have visited che 0rtscons in
their suite.
It 10 n Of the most asepaAshsns
cases Of . man being gagged thas I sver
saw" said one; the son u not Allowed
10 open his mouth. While I Wa In The
room With his father n mother the
son started to speak. Now you keep
quiet, the father commanded. n the
con meehdy obeyed. just as a child
would. Several times he attempted to
take part in the conversation, and II
his father didn't silence him his mother
made signs to still him. He 10 no sven
allowed to talk on subjects far from
that Of the Arnold case"
Getting Much Mall.
The son is receiving considerable
mail. and the greater part of II ID ad-
dressed in a woman's handwriting The
Gr.scoms have admitted that some of
the letters are from cranks and IRE o.
a threatening nature.
one letter received was sigcsd ~
Friend" and was from a woman who
gave her New York City address, but
which is being concealed. In It she
said a party Of Bryn Mawr girls sailed
from New York for Europe Dec. 10, the
day Dorothy Arnold disappeared from
home. and makes the prediction that
Dorothy Arnold was among the num-
Der. Tie writer asked Griscom ir. to
communicate with her. When this was
received ne laughed and is said to have
remarked:
As II ] need her help"
People who ave rooms on the same
floor of the hotel with the Griscoms
say that when the family Is alone some
OF tie conversations are Of a cbaractcI
~ sao~ the father and son are not on
the best OF terms. The sons voice has
been heard raised in angry expostuli-
ton against being shut NJ in his room
!.he a prisoner.
i won't stand it much lonser." he
Was heard to say. 1t Is getting un.
bearable, and / am not going to suffer
for others.
That he is anxious to talk and put
himself In a more euviable light Is
borne out by those who have visited
tas Griscom suite.