The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-12
whether he wanted TO see them or
not. 81.
vocgL's PROPERTY SAFE TO De
IN WIFE'S NAME.


surrounds the Siegel stores in
letter received by the District-Attor-
nsy, alleging that Frank +. Vogei
has spent a considerable fortune In
building and furnishing n home at
Deal Beach. n. j., within the last
few years. Furthermore, the letter
states That vogcl transferred this
property to hts wife and set aside
and banked thousands of dollars In
her name.
As the District Attorneys office Is
Interested only In the criminal pros
ecution OF Sierei and Vogel. the letter
is not TO he used by him. but is to be
turned over 10 Irving l.. Ernst of Oh
colt, Grubcr. Bonyngc & McMnnus.
counsel for some OF the depositors In
the dcfunct Siegel bank
Mr.. Ernst said this afternoon that
he had heard that Vogel had banked
money In his wife's name and added
h would place vogel on the stand
and question him about this matter.
lie will subject this partner In the
siegeI enterprises TO the same search
ing examination az that to which no
subjected Siegei yesterday afternoon.
Sust before the latter was taken to
plead before Judge Rosaisky.
GRAND JURY MAY FIND MORE
: INDICTMENTS.
The Additional Grand Jury OF the
Court of General Sessions In not
through with It's investigation into
the siegel.vogel failure. Assistant
District Attorney Arthur Train has
turned over to the Grand Jury books
ana records Of tho bankrupts OBJ
eained by subpoena from Leon Levy
personai counsel to Henry Siegei
These books and records are furnish
lar amazing information about mod
ofn merchandising and finance a.
conducted by siegel and Vogel.
No less than nifty specific ofenses
slmilar TO those mentioned In the
'tArss indictments found yesterday
have been uncovered.
Tho books and records thus far
Investigated show. according TO the
District Attorney's ONCE. that Siegel
and voEel knowingly conducted m
! insolvent business for several years
using money paid into their private
hank TO keep the leaking concerns
from going under. During all the
time they were steering their bust
ness craft from the rocks Of bank
ruptcy they kept drawing large sal.
aries.
"As many indictmsnts a. the end
g Justice seem to require Will b
Seund against thsoe men," said NJ
Train. The indictmsnts found yes
tsrday, charging larceny in maxim
/ false statsmsuts 70 obtain credit
we're based On ~ affairs Of tn
Fourteenth oeFVsA etor~ only. The
ass typical Of a6airs In other Sisg'
eooeerns.
1--WE have reason TO believe this
ivory such statement made by sieg'
cod vogel In the past nve years ha
bosn false"
The othsr two indictments charu
Blegel and VOCAL with accepting d.
posits at their bank after they knee
4 70 10 insolvent. The Indictment
~ bassd on two Individual case
1hsrs are ether similar cases. accord
~ to Mr.. Train.
PACE LONG PRISON TERMS !
rys coNvlcTgo.
These two indictments may rssu
n sentences OF from ono u i've yea
N prison and 5000 f,nss. while Il
maximum penalty for tho offenl
charged In the larceny indictment
tsn years and . $4,000 hns.
While the Grand Jury was handir
- ths indictmsnts 6iegel was undo
eolng oxamination before Unit
oeaass Commissioner 0ilchfist
Bankruptcy proceedings. and p thro'
q eisgel bank dep sitors. barr
from the hearing anu elected fro
the Federal Building by the dsputi
Of United States Marshal Henk,
were outside. shouting condemn
tons Of the nervous little man bet
suissed upstairs. Armed guards CO
Auctsd Gisgs, 70 the Criminal Coui
Building after the bankruptcy hes
~. There hs met Vogel. and John
otanchfold. their attorney. enter