The sun., 1916-08-25
ALLEGED SLAYER
PLEADS POVERTY
rourt Names Counsel for David
Parrish for Trial as Traf-
flicker in Vice.
TWO MORE MEN HELD
ptiful Story Told by a Wash
ington Irving High School
Girl.

David Parrish. also know as Siberia.
told Judge Rosakky yesterday that he
rad no money to defend himself against
hire. indictments for white slavery. w.
II weissager OF $50 Broadway was as
.sned by the court as his counsel and
, plea Of not guilty was entered. Mr..
w,xsager said later that Parrish might
h. able to give valuable Information
r,ardlng persons accused Of taking pro-
lection money.
man who said he was John Hau-
S~nre!ter, 80 years old Of l+s Fifth ave-
pua was held in the Washington
HEIGHTS court yesterday In $500 ball.
,harged with criminal assault and vio-
'.,ing the white slave law. His ar
est was caused by Harry Dimond. q
r%llliner, residing at the Hotel Theresa.
Who was acting in behalf Of n Of his
employees, Pauline Mink. Miss Mink
and Helen Kslves are the co%mplainants.
In a telegram to the court Mis- kelves
said she would be sent to prison II she
-epeated In court what she had told the
police. The police were ordered to have
her in court on August 90. when Hau-
.~enreiter will be examined.
GirI's PitifuI story.
ne story OF a girl stenographer who
vas nut 10 work on the streets ut night
T., support a man who spent her earnings
a, race tracks, n constantly pestered
her for more. was told at the District
Attorneys oflce yesterday. The man
was held In the West Side u In
$4,000 bail. charged with violating the
law relating to white slavery.
He is Gustav Kugelrnan. ~ years old.
Ne Is pictured as having cut a dash In
Nev Orleans. Havana and other South
,ru resorts by r~epr-sentir; himself as
A motion picture actor. The girl stuck
10 him and sent him money and clothes
including a pair OF socks oncc a week
until she found out. according to her
story, that he couldn't keep his promise
10 marry her, as he already had a wife
IN Brooklyn. Then she went to the Dis
,rict Attorney with one Of the most In
,erestins narratives developed by the vice
Investigation.
The girl Is Catherine Kaufman. %
years old. SHE says she har been earn
ing SO by working respectfully for q
vel known business firm In the daytime.
while following a. night the avocatlon
into which Krxelman forced her. The
main points OF her recital are these:
She attended Washington Irving High
Sclool While living In The Bronx in
November. 1914. she WAS introduced to
Kugelrnan. lie later asked her to rarry
lin. but said they would ave TO wait
until his father died. She gav her
promise. Then her parents. who had
been away returned. and from their re-
proach.s she fed to Kure!mar. Every
week she cave him her $40 salary. One
day he said II wasn't enough. He took
Ter 10 Broadway 10 show how easy
money could be made by initiating other
Girls she saw there.
SIN She Trusted Him
"You are an intelligent girl. Why
didn't YOU break away from him" asked
ASSISTANT District Attorney James T..
Smith at this point in the story. The
answer was the usual one In such cases
he loved Eueelman. believed they were
20 hN married and was afraid TO disobey
~ "s1uesl On him"
Kugolman advised her. she continued
N keep her stenographer's Job and al
-ays TO carry her note book. Then II n
policeman threatened 10 ares, her She
vas 20 show the book. give her right
name and address and that OF her EN-
ployers and dare him TO arrest a re-
snec,ahle girl Thus, said kuEelman
Ne xnnld Leo, On, Of trouble. and 80 4,
p-oye1
w. E,,rn,, ,,so said ho told he,
IN walk on broadway, from Thivty-third
20 EIfiy-sornul street, aud that the best
/oUr." were from II i. NJ TO ! y. VI
~ Saturdays and from $ to II l.. NJ. or
cher nights. In her selections OF mel
she WAS to give the preference" to thoss
1900.
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