The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-07


seeing him come out again. That's
ALL"
Maybe suggested a bell boy.
whose name is said to be John Jane
son. hes gone up to Rye"
That's right" cried another as
sistant manager in tones OF relief. He
has home on the post road at Rye
telephone Rye
Tut, tut. He can't be there" said
still another manager in an alarmed
manner that caused some very young
reporters to start toward the tele-
phone booths to call up Mr.. Gates
Rye number My Information is that
he ts going South
Might BE Most Anywhere.
We might find him at the Baiti.
more club some one remarked.
"Or he may have gone north to
the Canadian club" was the hrigh,
idea OF still another bystander.
Just TO make sure that he really
had left the hotel two young brothers,
who respectively are swinging door
swingers at the two swinging doors
on the Fifty-ninth street side Of the
Plaza were deliberately interviewed
Their names are Haig and Haig.
Have you looked into Pahsts in
Colushus Circle" asked the older
Haig. He may be dining there"
"Or the new Schlitz hotel at South
Carolina avenue and the boardwalk,
Atlantic City? II remember cor
rectly he talked OF going down there
and so probably Mr.. Gates. II he isn't
over at Pabst's. is at 'Schlitx's."
Herr ma very very severe LICKING pstsT,n
matter might be settled by calling up
the Gates apartments on the second
floor that are kept by the year The
/ nrtt ri ~
swered the telephone cali promptly.
mo. no: ne Isn't here" cried the
So 'ns,, man: 70 II think he went up to
ten, and Know little about his move
merits. rut in call for Rye"
Net a al, Can $50 Rye, and maybe
The caretaker at the Rye place said
that young Mr.. Gates was not there,
and had not sent word that he was
due.
~. = can't say 'hat he. corning" .s.a
on ahead when he comes here. Every
thiMnE is cI ready y for , him , That: a." 81,
River. Conn, hasn't hep the caretaker
Eve. John Mi.ses Hin.
Not that know Of" came the an
swer. Later II was learned that the
caretaker was correct in this.
John walker. who for years has been
tire. :tsr. On his .Is.ys and driving
Johnny walker and King wiiiism
s sss.rlly oes;sRyinE stand near .s n, n:
authority sought who might know
something Of the 30 far uncertain move
ments Of the very much sought Mr.;
whether or not h. had seen Mr. Gates
leave the hotel
Johnny walker said that neither he
nor an ans M. ja. Tag s:ss Mmasssss:
word came BY telegraph from Mime
apolis that the meeting between youne
Gates and his father -in-iaw, Frank
aopweoS. Il Il. do 81 81 81 se safs there
that Gates left the cafe with HE father
intsrsstInE circumstances
But at no time" said ths tather-in-
lay n M!nns.poii: tteaishht. did OF
yo ;sn w M.fr.n a'i Aspwsoa however
called a the cafe the next day and
spolcstssd 70 the cafe management
= mole hill" young Mrs. Charles Gates
said tonight, aiso n Minneapolis. mfr
Gates went TO New York because he has
.s: II ss.i n :nS a e ,:
broadway FOFlo1n.
Charley didn't wade down Broadway
on Saturday night. a. hsd been ex-
II was raining for one thing. Also
Fsva Dss:onsrss ssid so6ay " Sns.
w. o nss h: :v .ssa /: n Vent
Long Island. etc, today that various
ms ssyss: :v q ,. X: f IL Viii: 81 es
wSols lot q travelling.