The evening world., 1912-03-11
Turkey Trot" and "Salome"
Have Free Run at Ten
derloin Resort.
F CASE IN COURT.
Two Detectives Made an Un-
expected Visit and Were
Really Shocked.

"0OEO Su0ploo 6TOuy IN the Suprerno
CouFG
TWo NM Usctuess, in striking con-
traSt. wsrs painted BY the witnesses.
In Ne ons . smoas-vsflsd atmosphere.
uaneue with gdAy naushunsss. pre-
VAN - ne vollies. 0audYly gowned
wsns at with their dainuly shod feet
resting high upon chairs other thai
the onss n which they 6t. Some Of
thee women smoke. Some Of them.
wtsAeut ssooVts. casually seat them
selves - tables whore strange men are
.dR1sg and offer 10 dance the turkey
trc&." 'Saloms Dance" and similar gay
capers.
~ other picture 10 that Of q stad
and quSst eating place. whore hungry
men anA women 70 to dine and listen.
In auast asspectAodlty. to soothing and
proper music.
Justiee Brady must decide which pic.
ture b the true one. The Justice ad-
msessd from the banch that he was get.
ting . l0t Of now information about New
Y0sk's Tanderioin.
Among tho witnesses who drew the
picture q merry naushtiness were De-
tsotsvss John N. CAhll and Samuel
Lsmma. acting for Excise Commissioner
MoDvoy. They told Of several visits
to the "'Toar0"
The stsuths. who for the time being
had discarded the stern mein Of minions
Of the NV. wore q gay front. You could
not have told from their appearance
when they sauntered through Forty
ls~~A ~r~- AAAas AhAe xu,ora hip .
but 0afe-free chaps out or n bit OF n
lask. They dropped into the "Follies,"
took . seat and looked Thirsty. .Ho. .
walter appears.
TWO YOUNG WOMEN JOINED
THEM At TABLE.
Presently two fair damsels. said The
detectives. gl,ded over to their table.
ssx down and announced that they. also.
wsre thirsty. Hey! sarcon! wine for the
gins-beer for the nlasqueradins ferrets
Of the law.
Catherine ana Frances wore the
names Gwen by the girss to their new
ae~quaantances.
we can Do the turkey trot. the
SAscms dance and all the new tangled
Dances" gurgied and cooed the girls,
We Wish we could see 'em. but We
gotta 20 home-there's company there"
lamented the detectives.
And they saw ladies smoking. the
detectives did. and they heard ladies' say
thinGs Il would make you blush to hear.
ana the Angsrs warbled n that the
ncs detectives thought were "sus-
s~estivs."
John Dietrich. manager of the Follies.
denied al that the detectives told. He
wouldn't permit sue things in his
pisos-my goodness. no! David +. Mayer.
attorney, said he was agent for the
building in which the Folaes 10 located
and that he was a frequent visitor
there.
1--WE been all over New York. said
pAcs wa no better and no worse thar
any other restaurant in the Tender
ie1a."
Attorney Charles Nrestone. for the
EDcse Commissioners. mentioned the
cabaret show in his cross-examination.
"WHAT'e A CABARET SHOW? ~
Asked THE COURT.
What 10 this cabaret shown In,
auired Justice Brady. I've heard 4
good deal about them"
Why. Your Honor said Samuel b
Pollsk. ounse for the Follies. ITS q
Partisan fad. Instead Of doing theiI
aots on ths stage. the singers and othe,
performers 20 out among the tables
TAat's ALL"
"Oh," said HIS Honor.
yS4ty Berger. q real estate dealer O,
No. ~ East Mghty-ninth street. wa
called 20 vouch for the rsspectabtiity Of
the Foliies. He admitted converting on,
evening With q lady" whom he die
not know. He could not recall whether
OF N he bought . drink fof her.
re was crowded." he sAid. so I hat
TO ~ down At the table whore she was
drinking lemonade. and I talked TO he
bssauss b had such beaute uI eyes"
Frank ". Lyon. another Oh tract
w1saSss. wore q fur lined coat and SAX
he was an electrical contrAt tor and I
bachelor. When he was asked wher,
he lived no replied:
TN the garden got Of New York-ths
Bronx."
mo. he wasn't hned.)
He was asked II he would take hii
sister to the FOllies.
Sure" he said. III her husband wal
with her."
would o tsAs her II she were no
marrtedr'
NO." NJ said. f." but not on Geo
Of the restaurant i~tself-only on accoun'
OF the nelOhborhood It 10 in"
Did you hear any suggestive songsT
hi was asksd-
well rye heard the sams songs lot
of other plaosA"
Attorney Poiiak STATED that there wa
a vice trust'' In New. York, and tina
tho ~trust'' was anxiots to set hold o
the Tolnss 10 make II . link In the BIZ
chain Ths yoiliss managsmsnt wouidn'
ssll, hs DECLARED. and the ''trust" the,
stAstsd 70 ''0Ut" the yolhss. That va
h undssiytng motive for the sttanl
upon TIE plaos. The lawyer asserted.
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