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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
THE STATE or INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF ED
WARD =. ANIEs. JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. yERN PARKER VS.. BEN
GOLDSCHLAG.
Now comes the plaintiff by Robert
McA1eer. attorney. and files com
plant herein. together with an afhda-
VT Of a competent person. showing
that the defendant. Ben Goldschlag, Is
not a resident OF the state Of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said action
and that the same viii stand for trial
al the next term of said Court. and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein. at the calling Of said
cause. on the goth day Of November. A
j. 1912. in room 400. Hammond build
ing al Hammond. in said County and
state. said action viii be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
In witness Whereof, I hereunto set
my hand and afax the seal Of said
court. at Hammond. this 27th day Of
September, A. =. 1912.
EDWARD T. ANfES. J. P.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
ACTOR GOES CRAZY

James August. 19 years old. in the
asst supporting Farnum in The Lit
flest Rebel" throughout northern In
diana. appearing IN Hammond recent
III. was seized with insanity while the
play was on at the Jefferson theater
I'm Goshen Becoming violent he
licked out the dressing room windows
After being confined, doctors examin-
ed him and pronounced him drug vic
tim He win be sent TO his home In
New York.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
GOT WILSON
VIEWS YESTERDAY

The Gary Art studio and Photograph
ers Crosse and Charlton yesterday Sc
cured some good snapshots Of the VIII
son meeting Good views of Governors
Glenn and Wilson and OF the Gary po-
lice department were obtained
One view Of the Gary Democratic
club rugged out IN fun hats Is declared
by those who have seen it to closely
resemble a picture Of the Chicago city
council at a clam bake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

Barney Carter the Democratic candidate for Of Lake
a
He fake compensation that offer the but
a
discriminating mind the OF Indiana look
a
and OF Ter boz
Barney A.
on socia ogressa nd socia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05
CROWN POINT.

HEX Spence SEE tn call o. tn bun
moose's getting t sound purity much
like a swan song
Miss x Ann Pepper. who weighs
81 Z. SEE she ain't a-goin' L throw err
way emmy part O. her hgger t suit tn
fashions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD to
MERIT THE SUCCESS Ut HAS
ACHIEVED
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

Plymouth: John stewart. co. r. Palmer;
Captain William Fl Merritt co q
Medaryville. Sergeant Harvey Gibbs. Co
II, Leroy. Sergeant IT, o. Kremer CO. H.
Mishawaka, Samuel Landis. Co X
Flora Ind
Executive committee. captain % r.
Mcconnell. Logansport. Captain G. *.
Marshall. Logansport, Lieutenant John
Banta Samuel p. lands. Major Braden
is ex-oTicio president Of this commit
lee.
Corresponding secretary. Alex II
Whitehall. 81 W. sixty-hrst street. chi
cago. I'LL.
Recording secretary: Lieutenant J.
NJ Heimiek. Wheatheld Ind
Treasurer: Samuel l. Kessler La
Porte
RESOLUTION or THANKS.
Whereas At our Twenty NTH An
nuaI Reunion. we have received
from the patriotic citizens of Ham
mond, most heartfelt welcome
and everything was done that was
possible 70 make our stay agree
able
Be It Resolved That to the
Mayor. his representative. Hon d.
r. Boone and TO the citizens In gem
era1. we extend our sincere thinks
for all they did to make our stay
pleasant.
That especially do we thank the
members OF the Garfield Lodge No.
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REUNITED
VETERANS
ADJOURN

tcontlnasa from Page L,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-05

II You smoke Lavender once you
VIII ALWAYS call for them.
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CITY MARKET
IS A SUCCESS

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The evening world., 1912-10-15

YOU what ] do knov--and about you,
too" Mr.. McIntyres temper was gone
completely
Jaw. go ahead and tell IT," retorted
Scbepps. contemptuously. for the f'rst
time dropping into slang.
The lawyer DIDN'T take him up, but
went back 10 the gunner.
$50 YOU were introduced to the gun
men were your"
We were introduced--thats ALL"
Schepps said he was also politely In
troduced to Jack Zellg and "Gyp the
Blood"
@. Did you see the gunner later. A.
Yes.
O. Did salu,atlons pass" A. Yes-how-
do-you-do's.
q. Did you know their characters?
a. Yes, knew they we're pretty hard
men.
O. bid you know ;hey were gunner?
A. I did not
@. You didn't know that these alleged
murderers OF Herman Rosenthal were
assassns for hire A. I did not.
Taking the witness to the time when
ne met the murder car at Bridgie Web
bers, where the gunner were picked
up. Mcintyre asked.
you saw the murder car didn't your"
II saw the automobile" returned
Schepps precisely.
"Oh" tainted the lawyer. you saw
the automobile. so you are correcting
my English"
Srhepps tossed his head and sneered.
The witness was the only person In the
court room who failed to smile. Becker
CONTINUED on sixth Page.)
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pIIIEXJNc RRENInICE

Prejudice kept the world from
knowing the earth was round from
the time Of Calico to the time Of
Columbus.
Ignorance OF any antldote Tor
uric acid poison has kept the world
suffering from rheumatism. sciatica
a..d-nsn. n -sh,e e'' sins-,.S, ,,A,sns
rubbed ointment on their limbs.
Don't let prejudice keep you
any longer n TIE dSiiik' That an.
.idote 10. tere--whethsv your doc.
tor believes hi; .aedical world is
round or square.
NURITO. a powder prescription.
entirely ethical. innocent OF any
opiate, narcotic or other harmful
ingredient, is entirely relieving
hundreds Of cases every week.
II has relieved $4,000 cases to
date--with less than one per cent
of failures.
1t will relieve the worst case OF
prejudice in a few hours.
The Magistral Chemical Com
many, Mfgs., Flntiron Building.
far sale at 81 and 81 box by all
the progressive chains OF drug
stores and individual pharmacl
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SCHEPPS FORCED TO ADMIT
He WAS OPIUM SMUGGLER

Cling opium over the Canadian border?
A. Yes.
Schcpps chopped out the yes and
bent forward with a defiant expression.
looking into the eyes OF Becker's coun-
sci.
Are you fugitive from Justice
now" yelled Mr. Mcintyre.
Schcpps Folded his arms. leaned away
out from his chair ana fung out a
sharp negative.
Mcintyre started another broad side OF
questions concerning Schcppss career
as an opium smuggler, when Justice
Golf stopped him and spoke to Schepp'
-tllIinG LIN - L. Asax-- ~! vLlsgsl. =. .
to answer these questions on the ground
that they would t~ad to degra.e and
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Replying TO Mr.. Mcintyre, schepps
said hs was thirty-rour years old and
that NE was born in Hungary.
Q. Where do you iive' A In Hot
Springs and New York. .f
schepps said he had lived In Hot
Springs only twenty days but that he
intended TO live there when he got
cut.
Q. How many aliases have you' A.
Mons. but I was known as Sam Frank
lin and Sam Frank at the baths in
Hog Springs.
e. Have you ever been convicted Of
. r<S--tsb>-
Ayry2y peen IN Portland. Ore.
~ f36hisayased there In SNUG
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bOh,
PROSECUTOR DElVES INTO
SCHEPP'S DAILY LIFE.

Mr., Mclntyre then. heHan -delving
Into Schepps's every move for the
last few years. making him describe
"s ira, travels Ton Ns| York 70. to Cal;
his business Of portrait enlarger and
maker. ~ 'ssr AIS. lssIY~l.!s go. .~---. ,~--
Justice Gor interrupted AT. Mcln-
tyre ami ihiormcd him that he must
&c. - 20 Unreasonable leHgtss IN
probing the shady spots in Schepps's
past This was IN reply to objections
by Mr.. Whitman.
Y. p.d you ever conduct Q gambling
house on Second avenue? a. No.
Schepps wore broad grin. He was
stu grnnlng when the Court would
not permit the defense TO ask whether
or not he had been a silent partner in
Second avenue gambling house.
Y. Did you ever have a business in
which you sold ono-dollar gilt frames
10 poor people for 81? A. No
Schepps denlel that he mad ever
| been in business with one Mike Bcrk-
holz. Nor had Bernholz ever worked
for him.
q. on the 18th day OF July I'D you
SEQ Rose? \, Yes; on Fourtcentf
street in the afternoon.
| Tho witness said that he used Il
meet Rose at Llechow's every day
1t was SO agreed between them
Schepps was on the sam Paul outing
lie recalled that he went to tbs out
ing with Rose, WALTON and Weber
lie had left 10 80 on the outing earl
In the morning.
Y, Where did that excursion SO to
A. Somewhere up In New Jersey.
y. ON the boat did YOU talk 20 Rose
Nallon, Wcbber and sam Paul? \
Yes.
q. How much time did you spend
the company OF each OF these mci
a. About ten minutes At odd interval
but We had dinner together
did you talk about the murder
Rosenthal on that dayG" was asked.
Schepps rose half out @; his seat al
replied loudly NO"
, DIDN'T HEAR TALK OF MuRDEE
ING ROSENTHAL.
49, ...p-1-xag sGaI-pp ss--Aallla.a. a9s' -M-..
l Der discuss the murder Of iiosentn
lat dsyr'
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fense toward this witness lie got
no further.
II object to the insoient charactorl-
sation placed upon me by the District
Attorney" said Mcintyre. II do not
intend 90 be a party to placing this
kind OF witness on "A pedestal
Justice Con tapped his gavel once.
order" he said. so mildly that his
voice was hardly audible. This must
cease instantly. Mr.. Mcintyre, I shall
have this witness step down ~ you
have no more questions for him"
II have many more. Your Honor"
said Mr.. Mcintyre. hastily, and resumed
his cross-examination.
STATEMENT MADE ~ scHEPPs
10 STRICKEN OUT.
Following this sharp tit between the
lawyers and the threat from the Bench
the defence took the witness back to
the Lafayette Baths. Sohepps was
there with Rose.
I'VE were there" shot out
0chspps, when Pitt came there
In the interest OF Lieut.. Dscksr."
The Court struck out this reply
upon the request OF Mcintyre.
Schepps said when Pitt came TO
the Baths he tthe witness) accom-
panied Pitt to Dora Gilberts house.
Rose Joined him there and the former
wife OF Rosenthal made an AFFIDAVIT.
Naion Joiheo rose anu ocnepPs 'nere'
g, Did you hear Rose say TO Dora
oioert oive INC All tne SUI. you
can VIZ. WIZ "u.' ~,
"""y "" s' So de, 70. ~
81 .,,r. ., ,,a ria.
eS~sI.,.,.... *. ,...srsi,a.,. ,.ay..oo-o O.a
t,iio.rt mat -Ispsenthai was n DIRTY
.on.s,sr ana that "he was going 10
-o,,r az "a. ran.hlc,. in b1a?" 4. I
$500 - .>-'---..'. - -
g,,s-n mn: rsY,,s.d-Y K .dyn,, ne yS,s ac.
.rn,,nnrs..r4r-' hrc..s .-,,,r,, ,S-,-I.r ~.
,n- On cali on Dora gilbert
..rsa. :. 90, 49, po.a col, po-, al
49,, :, ,,,Y - " Woin,vr. ",hai hs h.d
Corn. q, Or al, h. cn,.,,i on ,,.rms
some 70 :, ~ ,ss,a a ". wsr,os :, a, NJ,
sSsS.ss ~ =. 49, A->~
~.v a.. ,,..,,. -..n .,,-r po.o
AZ - e.,,s,. !. ~. 49, ss,ann 80
-. :" LIT .nn. -, ~. -, n,,,,h :
,, g.. ,Ho - .nd ,'m rav I, -"
son.nn. "a, mack with ar,n of
.noaspe.- sAs 'elH- VIZ 81" =
wn,p.. ,.z.a -, .,,. r.,o,ra.,
~ n.,,.sd ..v.rs, moment, hefore 70.
~rs,'nS ~. h.,,.r,...
ID So NJ 5,an,, henr yau.n ak Dora
.f;i,s,p ~nss al, ;Snsw n,,oi,t .;;,,,nan
Rosenthsi? A. No: was OUT OF the
roo,n
O. WAT a,A Won hsar him sayp
A. .xs ala. mora. you s1ve M
-. .S..L. >. q. ...,. =. n.,,
I.css,. IN I. III, helm m. ana
inow you viii not refuse to give
Il TO u.s. That's all remember.
O. Where did you 40 from Mrs. Gel
bert's7 A. Back to Fourteenth street.
O. Who accompanied you? A. Rose
WALTON. Pitt and Smith the notary
and Mrs. Signal A tire exploded neal
Sharkey's and We got out there.
| Q. Did you subsequently remark tina
II that tire had not exploded Their
would have been no murder that night
A. do not remember.
.. You phoneo from oharNeys 10
Libby's car-the car commonly calie'
! the murder carr" A. Yes.
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money TO Lefty Louie from Jack Rose.
y. When was this? a. In June.
q. Did YOU sec anybody else but Lefty
Louie? A. Yes. Whitley Lewis, Gyp the
Blood and Dago Frank.
Schepps had paid an earlier visit to
the gunmen's house on the southern
Boulevard. lie had talked TO the gun
men.
II asked" he said. ~ they had any
message for Jack Rose. and they said.
Tell Jack everything is all right. Thank
him for the money. We want to get
Jack Iellg out on bail "
The witness always made these trips
by automobile and Rose paid for the
auto--al but once.
Schepps's angora took the high jump
again when Mcintyre tried to pin him
down to an exact date. Schepps's pasty
face flushed and, leaning forward In
his chair. he yelled:
II told you before that I don't re-
member dates. I have no use for
dates, for the time OF day. the day OF
the week or the month or the year.
don't need dates and don't use them.
spend the money that I earn as I
please, and I don't keep dates or
books on It,"
Even the jurors smiled Mt this out
burst, but'Mr. Mcintyre was peeved
and appealed TO the Court to suppress
the witness from making speeches.
Justice Con gently admonished Sleeps,
and Jack Roses lobby-gow sat back
and conteuted himself with glarlng at
his tormentor.
.. when next did you go? A. There
wasn't any next.
Q. How many times did you 20? a
] sgsysred that I4estiar INC. d.
III vi. -
Answer It again" yelled Mr. Nc
Intyre, ........
SsA - iSss-..Isr .sls a..
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TRIES TO BREAK DOWN SCHEPPS'S STORY

incriminate him. The witness bright
sned up at this and turned back to his
tormentor with n little sneering smile.
q. How long have you been engaged
as a smusgler OF opium a. Two days
SAYS HE WAS NEVER IN FAKE
PICTURE BUSINESS.
O. We're YOU ever in the fake p'c-
ture busincss7 A. No. sir; I have been
In the picture and frame business for
the last twelve years. ] also made
jeweiry novelties in California.
q. Did you sell fake jewelry a. pure
gold7 A. No, sir
q. What other business? A. Por-
trait eniarging. all over the United
States and Canada.
ibid you admit, after your arrest
Il was n fake buslness?" was asked.
Objections sustained.
q. Are you married? A. Yes.
q. Do you i've with your wife? A.
No. air.
Are you divorced?" asked Mcintyre.
An objection was sustained, nor was
Schepps permitted to say how long ago
he feft his wife or " he supported her.
Schepps said he had known Rose In
timately for years
scHEPPs LAUGHS At QUESTION
ABOUT "LoBsY.cow."
care you known as Roses lobby
GOVT" asked Mcintyre.
Schepps broke into a loud laugh and
did not answer.
.l:Gsh--.as.sAs..iax,ss, :. .sh1s sxss-sSx-.Atss
fntyre; ~tnis Il . scffois matter. Sow
answer"
Z. Sc sps III zz,ssgsI...is ,,xhs1 -,!ha
y,sne4~- .. =
...:W Wagon, 1vAs. .knoyr. AA-A-- iahey.
gowT
NO: not 70 my knowledge" said
sohepps, stu laughing.
DID y9u. eyer. run run. errsnas. ard DC
mental work for ssose7'
80 TO nor xhswer.' ottsfsd u.s Cour /,
who excluded further questions ATOMS
that line.
Q. Where did you nrst meet Rose
4. On Inc gayt -si6s. '~'-' -
q. Did you live on the east side7 A.
Yes. sir; on Broome street, Clinton
Street snd othc- streets.
Rosa lived on the east SIDE theu. q nd
Rose frequently visited Schepps's house
lie knew that Rose was q gambler.
q. Were you svcr a visitor to any OF
his gambling houses? A. No.
NEVER IN THE GAMBLING Busl
NESS, HE SAYS.
q. Wore you ever In tho gamblini
business? A. No. sir.
| Q. Did you ever gamble yourself? A
Yes. In a great many gambling housed
Al Little Rock. Ark. and at man,
other places.
q. What houses In this city did 70,
gamble Int A. In Sig Rosenthals.
Schepps snapped out that he IA,
often visited the gambling houses o
Rose and WALTON. "but not to play"
Q. How long have you known Val
lonf A. Seven years.
II Q. Were you very friendlyf A. Some
what friendly.
Schepps said he knew members o
vailon's family. but was not Above
to tell who they were. The witnes
said he knew q man named "Itsky'-
indeed. he know several 'Itskies."
Q. How long have you known an
what were your relations with Wet
Der? A. Friendly.
Schepps said ne had been in Wet
ber's poker rooms about three time
and that he had visited Webber's fan
lily.
Schepps was answering the Max
| yolley of the defense quite iauntily no
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mo" shot back the witness fiercely.
q. You didn't hear the murder dis
cussed at all? A. did not
q. You heard Roscnthals name mon
toned? a. Oh. yes.
q. who mentioned IT. A. Everybody
on the boat.
q. Did you mention Rosenthai's nams7
a. No.
O. You wero the only man who ab-
stained from mentioning his name? A.
I guess so.
q. What did Rose ssy7 Al Just
heard him say there had been q soueal
In the newspapers.
O. what did WALTON sayf A. I heard
nothing.
q. What did Weber say7 A. I heard
nothing.
q. When Rose said RosenthAl was a
squealer. did webber and WALTON gay
anything. A. J do not know.
q. Are you trying 10 conceal any
thing"
schepps gaxed at Distr1ct-Attorney
Whi,man-then answered:
mo"
Don't you look at the District-Attor-
lntyre. Look at mo-"
q. Did you hear Rose cay the -
should be done away WITH A. No.
FIGHTS TO BREAK DOWN COM.
POSTURE OF WITNESS.
schepps braccd himself and preserved
an appearance Of impasslve calm when
Air. Mslass1s. GOT g tas lissasstya. =. q
ltIe r1Drjsr a. S1:n Ra3Ts cat.ss,
I,eckers counsel was yelling HE ouer-
,Lss. n m eife.t 70 bssS1 :hrUaxh the
Mitne,ss!.- composuTe; -.-.,. : -.
O. Did you hear wetoer and Weldon
say -Rosent6Grs squeaf would ruin TIER
business7 A No.
q: Were you with any other p
on tia. day? A. Yes. with Fifteen 9TH
crsr- e hls-- ....- -~......
q. Did you say then tho -. Roeen-
that. has sauea,ed. and he 10 soins to
put us all on the bum?" A. No. I saAd
nothing about Rosenthal.
q. How long dN that outing LAST A.
rT-nsvef pay xrtsntI1K 70 ynirs. IF: -arur
Intyrc. but suess about twelve hours
from . A. NJ. to 0 p. NJ.
Did you have a lawyer named Ber-
nArd. r. Sander when vnl-. wera Ar
rested?"
Mr.. whitman objected strenuously.
declaring schepps was not under ar.
rest.
In the argument that followed. Mr.
Mcintyre shouted: don't care what
Schepps says. Surely, Your Honor, his
word Is no better than mine"
! Going back to the Sam Paul outing
Schepps said he went alone to the La
fayette Baths on his return. He did moi
know where he had gone the follow
ing day--July Is.
II was hanging around Fourteenth
street, expecting TO SEQ Rose" was thu
best answer he could make.
He admitted he Jaw Rose and VAilo'
In Llchow's that afternoon.
q. What did you talk ABOUT
A. Topics Of the day. Rose never dis
cusses anything important wakh me.
Q. Have you been told to say Ros
never discussed anything With you
A. No.
Q. What did you talk aboutf A. M
weather.
q. That Il was q nice day and such
A. Yes naughlng).
@. What else was said? A. WALTON an
Rose talked.
q. What was the subject Of thei
conversation A. Nothing (savagely).
was unable to hear their conversation
They were not talking to me.
WITNESS SHOUTS BACK A
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SAM SCHEPPS IN A Wild RAGE
!. GIVES THE LIE ON THE STAND
TO COUNSEL FOR BECKER

he had observed in weboer's place on
the night Of the murder.
"wcbbcr excused himself and went
out" said schepps 'lIe came back In
a few minutes and said: Rosenthal 10
at the Metropole. -
Q. To whom did he speak7 A. He
seemed TO be addressing MS all. Lefty
Louie "Gyp the Blood" Whitley"
Lewis and Frank --"Dago Trsnk'-left
the room instantly. ] stayed fifteen
minutes with Jack Rose Then we went
out The gurmcn had disappeared. ]
walked TO Forty-second street and
Broadway and then into the Times
Building drug store. where had q soda.
As was drinking ] heard four shots.
1 ran In that direction and saw the
gunner running away.
o. Had you seen Becker that night 2
A. Yes. In an auto at broadway and
Earty.a street
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told i'm e. ansyer., ,,x-,...-...-.- 1000.
Three times, said Schepps.
TOOK THE oUNMEN MONEY
FROM ROSE.


FROM ROSE.
q. On the last visit did you give the
~ i-nl-1.--p-.- ~---.--s>.-s->A - .-@r -
Rose. on former visit gave them JAS
from Rose.
q. Did you ever give them any OF
your own money! a. Never.
q. Did you hear OF complaint being
/i.-aSe. .se-.Shsfs r.,I, yt% -stS Al .Is,Sr-. -
District Attorney? A. I did not
| Q At no timer A. At-no-time'
q. Didn't read II In the papers? A. ]
read Ia the .,apers that Hosenthal was
ca.rR. "a -'uake scuie ..d,sclosures hut J.
heard no reference 10 the District-A.-
torney.
q. DO you know when Jack Zelig was
arrested? A. No. / was not interested
at THAI time.
O. Did you carry many messages for
Jack Roser a. Yes.
.. To Herman Rosenthal, a. No.
Q. How did you meet the four gun
men? a. I was introduced by Jack
Rose at Fourteenth street and Third
| avenue three motnhs before Rosenthai
was slain.
.. Under what circumstances? A.
Rose wanted to see them and I wa 8
| with him.
HOW TO BE INTRODUCED TO
GUNMEN.
| O. How did he introduce you? A. Why,
he said, Mr.. Schepps. this is Lefty"
'Mr. Schepps. this is Whitley" Mr..
Schepps. this Is Mr.. Zelig.'--oh. you
how people are introduced, Mr.. McIn-
tyre Umpatiently).
Don't you dare tell me what ]
1 know" shouted the lawyer, "or I'll tell
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tCousfpued from First PaEs>
>srru,~sA DissrioA-Astornsy WHIT
AaA.
az would not scospt any apology
fkou suoh Q dr1vsIliAg creature OF
Svna,asy,~ rspiisd Hgr. Mcintyre
~H>,ums youY cross sxanina.
sssa." ordered Jussios ooR.
wIrNEss ExAspERATED ~ HIS
roRMeNToR.

VOHM NbVVs
n Mcintyre exasperatcd tho witness
90 aid the witness exasperats the at
torney, and there were sharp Tits
between Beckers counsel and the Dis
tract.Attorney IN which Justice Goff
had to take . hand.
schepps was moro fsstidious In his
choice OF expression than either Rose
-1,-.W a,srr-.ss-s -esasasl >IlssAss>-hss--a
rected his cross- xaminsf for his rough
form Of expression.
sAs- acc!Ss.Sni . AID. No. Mkka.s
-ycry. god .imcrsss.on.- under. The, attack
b. q ~4ecker.s- cnnnssi- Hs made no a. "a.
1mstAnas and did not contradict himself
On wy material statement but he
.suSspcd Ina spoutsd and sixzled and
ana 80 IA manhsr that showed TIA:
.-~S &k7a-Sassns~ biz. c ". scktHs.
him I'm. maSy raw spots -.
with his spoctAclss AMI Iffs pfdster.d
. hssr parted on the aide above his short,
: slapsing forehead. Schepps looked .
sreGx deal like . dapper schoclnastsr.
. HI round, prIfh6 .YxcT rnJ Srqa,i,- fea-
Vu,ss wore q profoundly seficus exc
prcGhson. and IL he was suffetnk from
any nervous strain he did not mani
sso.sit N rs, faoA Of. voice. After ,tak-
1ns tie oath he at himseaf dcHn
: prtIty, folded his hands In his lap ana
~ sslantwise. leaning back In sa'com-
, osWnss Is your name, a. samuel
echeppa. u
i. o.hwhers DO you live, 4 Hot sHripgs.
Ark; Il an q former resident OF New
YEA. Tam . portrait enlarger.
= Q11Iow long have YOU known JACK
: RosS A. Fifteen years.
tQIpo you know Beck~f AiYes. 1
met him FIRST in the lafayette Baths
thrss months ago. I next mst him At
ehe Sam Paul raid.
CARRIED MEssAoE FROM ROSE
I! TO sEo<ER.
q. Do you ever os3ry any messages
nom Rose to Beckeff A. Yes. I went
"A the baths once to tsll him Rose would
/. he unable 70 keep autappotntmsnt with
him
O. When dN you ass Nm nsxtf A.
Whan I went 10 him from Rose. who
was hiding In Poliocks home.
The answer was STRICKEN out
-. 49, :,-r.A her .sfdavi, AGAINST
s, pos..~..,, A Va. v.. IN.
-. -. D.. :. -. . "a. An.r
ward We went - Tar - Tom sharksy's
a. -, .no,h., cs,- =, nhoncd 10 IN,
no,,,.v. "A CT. ana shararo came in nj,
.,.v c.r v.iion Rose and ny.eH 10
4, ana vsnA N One Hundred ana Forty
W,,h ..r.., ana s.v,nth .vsnus. 10
~, q, the surrestion Of Mr.. Rose an,
,.n. ..n.ksr ana HarrAs.s" bel,-th