Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
YOUNG WOMAN IS
FORGETFUL Of
$4,000
Kansas City Protege of Mrs.
Armour Declares She Cant
Even Recall What She Did
With Large Sums She Stole

Kansas CitS, Mo, Mas lis IL pos
siolc tor person. still Ia her youth.
unlhwfullS To- take large amounts OF
bonds. az different times. covering "a
ncriod of three years, from hci hone
ihctr"ss, To- dispose OF nciLslN an OF
these socurltlyS urough. deslIiWalo
brokers ana TO conceal the maiudcr
and not rrm'W1,l ANS uf tilr uaua-
actions
That is the hXpothctiOI question
mat D. being asked among thosc no
are familiar Win tn ,.sr of the
young woman who pons'ssod n'rscit
81 delivery bonds I'm pa, sum oi $3.50
CO." hcl"uging to Mrs % Armour
% ii2o Warwick boulevard That
she docs not romcmbcr the taking col.
tn" bonds and has forgotten tho hid
INK place Of s5n,GOu ui securities. SIN
unacc"uutcd for. is tho assertion OF
the young woman. ana t .s beloved
hN her friends ana not uvcrstrougS
doubted by those who are DOING cN-
.'iNthing tu regain the missing secur-
tiles. II may b, "a case tor aliouists.
II what the Young woman says rs true
IL IL doubtful II Mrs Armour ever re-
thN'IN ln' miSSing bonds.
According to Joseph a. stacey, an
attorney IN the Scarrltt building. who
has been retained by the young Wp-
man, everything VIII be- don, To nnd
and siv" back the missing bonds
The Young woman, Nj stacey
said Yesterday, "is eager that this
snail b' done. nut unfortunately Is not
able To remember what disposition
She made "t them Upon TINS her
mind IL a blank she says she has
not even "A recollection uf having
taken th' securities. Further than
mat ! would prefer not To- discuss the
coS', except to say that my client H.
absolutely honest ia DESIRING To- mukr
restitution. ana this win boz dom u
ms possible t. do So.
The young womau's friends r.lat,
this Circumstance ia hcg three YEAR,
residence at the Armour home. to
bear out the contention al memory
+ lapscs only q short time before tho
young Noman's rausgrossiuns We're
discovered she took from tho Armour
safe deposit box $4,000 in bonds at
one time. Thcs, sh, concealed in the
! dog kennel boo thu rear of IA, Armour
!
know ledge of dmng either oi these
acts. However, IcN ui4hts later,
ihcy say the young woman was rest
I l"ss aud unable tu steep. FINAL, she
duzcd In that dpzc she had dream.
or a vision. of herself hiding bonds
in the dog house. By an effort she
I awakened herself She drew ON a
dressing gown over her night robe.
slipped on a pair of bedroom slipper.
crcpt down th' rear stairs. opened u
back door, felt her way along an
alley fence and took the bonds from
their hiding place II was TIA" first
animation she had had of the taking
of the securities.
The record of the Young wonaus
bank account AT the Fidelity Trust
company reads like tho daily transac-
lions of large bucket shop. Her hal-
ancc varied widely from day 10 da,.
The account was oaonrd ia 1905 uud
ran until tho iattcr part ot February
of this ychr. Tho young woman s
balance ran from credit in the
black, At times. Of moro than $40 unu,
20 several hundred dollars lu the
red That Is. shy overdr"W Jan
unrN ~ she drew q chock fur Slo,o0N,
Just what WIS done with ths amount
the young woman says she does not
remember. In fact. she insists she
cannot recall drawing thr check pu
one occasion the account shows She
was oyordraNn a little over $500. TIN
most daN she made deposit of nnarly
$4,000
But Il was during tho first ffty
days of the present year hat THIS