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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
ELDORADO, OHIO

Miss Samantha Wikle attended the
funeral OF John Fowble at West Man
chester, Thursday. Herschel Spenc;
tr was home over Sunday. His wife
and daughter. Martha, accompanied
him to Richmond, Sunday night. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Rinehart had for
their guest several days, the latter's
mother. Mrs. Keltner. OF Lewisburg. I.
Miss Helen Miller. who is attending
school at Greenville spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schlientz of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cahill and son. Rich
ard, of Lewisburg and Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Trick and daughter, we're EN-.
tertained. Sunday, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schlientz and family. Mrs.
Emerson Beard and daughter, Eliza.
beth, spent from Thursday until Mon
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A:
a. Miller, of near Lewisburg. :. Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Shewmon took dinner,
Monday. with Mr. and Mrs. George
Beard. The Woman's Alliance Of
the universaust church will hold their
annual Easter Fair and Market next
Saturday, April Z. A nice line Of
aprons, bOnnets, etc, will be on sale.
A chicken supper will be served in the
evening. also ice cream and cake. :
Ar. Easter Cantata will be given in the
U. B. church next Sunday evening :.
The young people of the community
held a select dance last Friday even
ing in the X. of p hall. On Saturday
evening, a married folks dance was
given. Both were well attended. /. /. 7.
Mrs. lobe Beard. who recently under
went an operation for the removal Of
tumor. returned from the Miami Val.
ley hospital of Dayton, Saturday. She
seems to be improving nicely.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
Phone 1884
LODGES

ATTENTION-Mast Masons. meet
at the Temple at 100 p. M. Monday
April 9th for funeral services on Bro
RAYMOND F. Jones.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06

Endeavor society: President, Guy Cir
ton; vice-president, Fac Stanley; sec;
rotary, Madge Druley: treasurer, F. C..
Jerome; corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Clara Beard; prayer meeting
committee. Mrs. Luella Shelter; chair
man; entertainment committee, Grace
Parks, chairman. Letha Phillips and
Walter Heavenridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Stanley. who were recently
married, visited L. E. Stanley and
family, Monday evening .... Mrs.
Clarence Parks was the guest of Mrs.
Rudolph King at Richmond, Tuesday.
Mrs. Hester Powell. who spent
the winter with relatives In Liberty.
returned home Tuesday She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Ida Powell of
Richmond. Miss Letha Phillips has
accepted position in the local bank
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
Pc RSONALS

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to the G. A.
r.. W. r. c., neighbors and B. b.
Glove Factory for their touching
sympathy expressed in the many
beautiful floral offerings at the death
OF our beloved father, Joseph C..
Smith. We also wish to express our
thanks to Funeral Director Wilson.
for the sympathetic and efficient
manner in which he conducted the fu-
neral arrangements. The Family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
Eczema Is Conquered

Greasy salves and ointnents should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 25c or
$l.OO for extra large size, get a bottle
of zemo. When applied as directed, it
effectively removes eczema, quickly
stops itching, and heals skin troubles,
also sores, burns. wounds and cha6ng.
1t penetrates, cleanses and soothex
Zemo is clean, dependable and mex
pensive, penetrating, antiseptic liquid.
Try it, as we believe nothing you have
ever used is as effective and satisfying.
The e. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED-And
repaired. Screen doors and windows
made and repaired. Work called for
and delivered Brown Darnell & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
THE MILLER-KEMPER
COMPANY
General Contractors

WATCH REPAIRING-If you have a
high grade watch that needs repair
ing, bring it to me. will give it the
most careful attention. also do fine
engraving. Prices reasonable. F. A.
Tomlinson. II South Seventh St.
Phone 1876.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
BOSTON, IND.

A high-class entertainment will be
given Saturday evening. April I, in
the local High school auditorium.
Special feature of the evening will be
the Parks-Druley martial band and
other numbers are instrumental and
vocal solos, the Old Folks and Konost
quartets, readings, comedy sketches
and impersonators. Admission. 25
and Is cents. The following officers
were elected for the Union Christian
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06
FOUNTAIN CITY

The members of the Alumni Asso-
citation are requested to meet at the
school building Saturday, April Z. at
4 o'clock. Mrs. G. w. Showalter
has as her guest this week. Miss
Wiley, of Richmond. The White
water Dramatic club will present their
play entitled "The Miller's Daughter"
at the X. of P. Hall at this place Sat,
urday night, April Z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-06

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Roberts of near
New Paris, O., have been called to the
bedside of the latters mother, Mrs. S.
70. Adams, who has been very sick.
Mrs. Adams is reported to be some
better at this time. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Drill OF Yamhill, Ore, are spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Alexander. Rev. C. E. Mailman.
pastor of the M. E. church has been
returned to this place by the confer
ence. :. Clarence Clark, manager Of
the Lynn Local Telephone Company
met with painful accident Wednes-
day Mr.. Clark had been out repair
ing the line and on his return home
was thrown from his motorcycle by q
hog that had strayed on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thorn, James Kin
sey, Stewart Jenning and George C..
Alexander, Jr., were business visitors
in Winchester Tuesday. Jesse Au-
stin of North of town has purchased
a new automobile of the Lynn agency.
The evening world., 1917-09-15
Il AMERICAN PATIENTS
IN U. S. HOSPITALS IN FRANCE
Several From New York and Brook.
lyn, but All Are on Way to
Recovery
Recovery.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-The American
Hospital at Neuilly has twelve Ameri-
cans among It's patients. this being
the largest number since the hospital
organized. The men being treated
are:
Charles Ashton OF Philadelphia.
Bayard Bowie Of Philadelphia, Fred
crlcll W. Benham Of Long Island, W.
Earl osborn OF Garrison ont the Hud-
son, y. y; william Pearl OF st. Johns,
Mich; Julian Allean. New York City;
Robert q. Bray, Newton. Mass; John
Ollcr, Brooklyn. ~ Y; Charles
Schrcitc, Detroit. Mich; Raymond
Coll, Pittsburgh. Pa; Thomas Arthurs.
Wilmerding. Pa. and Lincoln Chat
kuff OF New York.
Coll is III with appendicitis and Ar
thurs has a broken leg. Both men
are railroad engineers. Chatkoff,
who is an aviator attached to the
French Flying Suadron. has injuries
In the leg and head, All the patients
were reported last night to be pro-
crossing favorably
The evening world., 1917-09-15
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

BELMONT PARK, Sept 1.-THE an.
tries for Mondays race are as foilov,s
FIRST RACE For maiden tVot,,r oll.. al,
tgrpngt rule, ll55 rlauua. ma Sg ,,,s
letN. ii2. ruous Ron lmNl iS M r1ts 'T'ss
lI5. pau,man tmp b ll5 NaIa-us 'In'"'' IA.
fHNt. NJ. NuJutud" NJ. tam, rmt Is
rlnuder cloud, ne. J,"a.,r rs. Dm, NI,
SDnu>p RACE stycplessh4,e se,lIny. ,,,
mm) )gArs, 9!d' ,SSgd ur"arl a"lt two nil,s. 2
TllRD RA1E, For vo.ycAr.ols. S'Elns
Imp l95; 'PT2lueer, limo ! llO;, 'CoyGls
Mal,olio, l05; l'lIslNris lmp }, lO5 NahiliH%s,
&og,,. aSq 10 ,GSSpl0'E io'' john o'iT,' io5
FONRTH RNCE-'rho Ba1.ew r.nd,c.n. D.,
hpr war oldA and u'Wari one mile And . sit
tecutl ,Runss 90 Capra iO5 RorruT "a
nN Heclh. i33; Daddy Chnice i,S "a NJ.
nu. SIM N.uuct linn llH. Star GaHr ia
1. WIGHT on pad1N's 'hor.c a,ules ..7,sit
rlfrH RNCT .Fu, hr,. ro'l, AMI p,
.Wl, .r,lnt olr mile Gag, \ - li'g 10.
llu. ,~u ~. 'S'sr rm.h lo2 Ia u.su
SIN'TH WtCi. For au ss., laud..,r. al, an.
" uaeA i22: lma Franz llN. kllts III Ina .
lW. Hans ODay IA Corn TaASs rlml
l2' Sim Hal - llmpl, LIS: H.luny los
Tinru Rlom Imn) 100 trank. iii. leo
ohaPs, i2I; Peep SIGHT 100; Water Witch. iO7
'AlpWnuce Iowauer ,'Nimcl Weaihe
elOudS, TIok fAA.
The evening world., 1917-09-15
PRICED CAB SERVICE
IN PENNSYL VANIA TERMINAL
KEPT OUT BY PHILADELPHIANC

".U 500 vf| .a.... I.t..aI ia
, -
t baHt.".
uas U.. o.
t. ....
lanf ...fI 800 1...
liHHH Showed H IH.r
fIu ~ aFI.sIfU. n.Iu .,H h.f
HIaul aHH tH' l'rrnfIItaH o..
..l vfa psff' Obj sat.f' ...f
U.u be- ..iI 49, 600 ..H Al.
.f nhHf hf .HtEfH happened IuI'..
.Hrfrfaa Hu n'fsr.H NI. aTI
hI'.h a. .HId kU.t pufs o I.
.'uafha hY RHIE fHHf HH1 dU.Ir
1H iia' mifH. ur tat.H Hf''.aaII
..' W.|..| ...I. uN. |. Na.
n .A u.u.I H.. urI
I uI f". IsI. .f|tHn.H 0. .I......
90. lhfn Hfks Ws. Hald .i.
aHul ut s.IIUA leo sIthI go
iH.h uI White cabs f.Hr IH t.
I.Il hiH IUI / told him upnt decided
~ NOT lir Then FurFrsi'l tHtt !
.UUlil rgs ST. Aft,IbuiS
Tho witness then went ON f. T.IH',
.'N H, ur' Nj Attsrhuiy ln niH NJ
uer Boo Philadelphia
81 was taken into ~. A.. rburI 'a
once ho said, 'Hnd Do iunIUllhirlH
introduced mU tu aulfN.. ElufI.u Ir
'u Nit uniu. whom UId rU..I God.
hitherto 1uI who happened tn 20.
NJ. JARVIS - the Qulk'. tIty CAB
Company
NJ. Aticihury rtll %, was very
1nNouh g. Gee our sCrNo. 900 'N'
terminal 80 NtN York titb. but hH
Ild not want Go Hpo h,R friend
Jarvis hurt iu nnN business way uf
ruined. aud It pNuTrHHtI q wish that
hr jarvis aud myself could Ey' 90.
gcthcr on some basil. aud ~ W,ut
INTO an adjacent room, where they
served me with water aud cigars Mr.
Jarvis and | spent some hours to-
g'thor. Mr.. Atterbury came IN Two
or three tlmoH.'
Nj Ransom: "pid Mr. Att,rbury
Hiy TO you that has sole interest in
these negotiations was 10 protect
my frirnd JARVIS from beng
ruincdT"
tntNfs F.vT..I tI.. ..4tt-...
The evening world., 1917-09-15
Teaching U. S. Troops
How 10 Meet German
Liquid Fire Attacks

HEADQUARTERS OF Tr-E
AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE.
Sept. I5.-NeXt in the catalogue OF
war horrors which American
troops will see demonstrated is the
use Of liquid fire.
Arrangements were completed
to-day for a view by the American
troops OF how the Allies have
turned the Germans weapon
against the Germans after per-
fecting the unauenchable flames.
Majors Alexander Rasmussen of
Portland. Ore, ana Manning. Of
Florida. both OF the Canadian
army and both members OF he
Canadian-American Legion. ar
rived to day to instruct the Amer
leans in general fighting tactics.
II was a Joyful reunion for re
two Americans, both OF whcm
were formerly in the American
army. They found several COM
,odes. They watched the Amer
leans digging entrenchmonts md
practising at blyonet charges, ad-
miringly commenting on their
nhysiaue and enthusiasm,
The evening world., 1917-09-15

CHARGES THE DISSEMINATION
or TRANSPORTATION

Tho way that ONO is being used
to dissem,uat, misnformatIun =
evidenced by the statement OF l>ilruc,
which appears u this mornings
papers, 10 tho ,n,ct that the only
reason for going uto tu, affairs ~
the copper company what do YOU
call it the Arizona Hngh hlnton
Company WAS p. ,n. purpose Of
showing the closoross Of personal
connections, without .nE sugg, tior.
OF course. of any ,mproprict,. tho
object being political attack, md no,
the discharge of tho legitimate duties
ani functions OF Oh, office lg District
Attorney.
rho District Attorneys office has
certain functions and his duty ls to
stick TO those functions. lr anybody
has done anything wrong, he ought TO
bo indicted. Tho business or the
District Attorney Is not TO play lii
ties and to leak misinformation to the
public, but 10 get indictments IL IA. re
have been any breaches OF the ct;m.
inal law.
The evening world., 1917-09-15
NEW YORK RATES HINGED ON 4
PHILADELPHIA MONOPOLY.

MI Ransom. "NouI chance TO get
into the Pennsylvania Terminal In
New York city was put on IN obasis
of your agreeing To get out and let
Mr. Atterbury's friend Jarvis have "A
clear hcld and a monopoly In Phila-
delphia ?"
Mr.. Cole: quite so: absolutely"
The witness explained further that
Jarvis suggested that no should per
init the Black and white TaNlcab
Company In Philadelphia To- "dic a
slow, lingering death" and leave a
clear field for Jarvis's company.
After he and Jarvis had talked
some time, Cole said. Mr.. Atterbury
came In and asked what progress
had been made.
And now" pursued MIR. Ransom
with emphasis. did Mr.. Atterbury
say that II an agreement of the SOFT
which had ueen sugEested might be
considered were worked out, the
Black and White cabs In New York
would be running into the pcnnsyl-
Nania Terminal on Thursday eve
ninE7"
Mr.. Cole; That is exactly what he
did say"
MIR. Hanson: "That Is. you would
nave tho exclusive and mOnopolistic
privilege in the Pcnnsylvania Ter
miuHl2"
Yes" replied Cole.
such as the Westcott now has?"
pursued Mr.. Ransom.
Yes replied the witness
After his associates In the Black and
White TaNicah Company had agreed
tfot they would not quit Philadelphia,
Mr.. Cole said Jarvis threatened suit II
Cole didn't live mp To proposed
agreement TO do so, When tho Penn
sylvnnia Railroad made new con-
tract with the WestcOtt Company
here, thereby turning down the Si2, 900
"a year offer OF cole. Jarvis suddenly
withdrew his threats, Mr.. Cole testi-
he'd.
Commissioner Hayward: "And II
was because, probably, OF that con-
tract being made, ana the public
knowing that, that the suit was with
drawn"
The witness replied In the affirm
ative.
1t developed. according TO Mr..
Coles testimony. that the Mason
| Seaman Company had the penngylva-
! mia tHNicab privilege In 1915 and 1916
when, II II alleged in memoranda. the
sums OF Sl2.593i6 and fl2,5l2i2 were
Z Maid
The evening world., 1917-09-15
A BLACK AND WHITE CONTRACT
THAT WAS RESCINDED.

Commissioner Whitney called At
tCntion TO the fact that II appeared
from one OF the certificates submitted
at the hearing by the Pennsylvania
Railroad that the BOARD OF Directors
OF that company had passed q roso-
luton approving OF n contract With
the Black and white Company and
AUTHORIZING It's execution. Later on
this was rescindcd Mr., Cole said
he received no word from the railroad
OF It's action.
At the conclusion Of the hearing
Commissioner Hayward informed
counsel OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
that whilo the commission VAS with
out power to question Mr.. AtterDury.
under it's jurisdiction affecting the
railroad, II would bee willing 20 hear
what Mr., Atterbury had 10 say
"Ot course, We cannot subpoena him
In Philadelphia" said Tummt ssiunrv
Hayward, hut he, doubtless, will be
coming 10 New York some time"
Tho railroads counsel promised TO
explain the situation To- Mr.. After
bury. Whereupun the hearing was
adjourned until Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
IN" revelations nrnoruinE The
dealings OF the Black and White cab
Company with the pcnsylVana Ran o.
road grew out OF complaints made To
the Public Service Commission
against the Wcstcott Express Com.
pany, which now has baggage and
cab service privileges from the rail-
road.
The evening world., 1917-09-15
BoASTED OF MISSIONS FOR
PRESIDENT, 1T is SAID.

"She told me he was a very import
ant person, who was often engaged by
President Wilson on special missions
in regard to the most delicate mat
ters.
Il became very fond OF Mrs. Chance,
and was anxious TO marry her IL
she could obtain her divorce. Two
years ago Mrs. King told Means ot
her desire TO marry me, making 1t
plain to him that this was her great
est wish. She gave him money sew
eral times to facilitate proceedings for
the divorce, and each time Means
would promise that the matter should
be rushed, but apparently nothing
was done
II often protested to her against 20
influence that this man had over her,
and the manner In which he delayed
instead OF forwarded her plans, but
she seemed to be absolutely hypno-
tized by him.
AT last Means Informed me that
| had better leave the lady alone. |
told him fiatly TO mind his own busl-
ness. The next thing | knew Mrs.
Chance called mo up on the telephone
and. speaking most hystcriCally, be-
sought mo TO go far away, as her
husband had found out her infatua-
tipn
The evening world., 1917-09-15
British TIGHTEN
GRIP ON THE LINE
OF YPRES FRONT
Cen liaig Also Reports Pail
ufe ~ German Altack
Near ~ lulien

inNpoN ssut it-uuHsh tfoop.
.-s. H...i '.ir.d usutu sup on
b.. .... oct ,. w,siH,ss tIu fhs
hTls ts...rI .... r..ht rsid M
Ola. iisIs r,lor.
To urIIsh commander also rslsisd
'aiHI. .f strong ...Hg attack %.
i'Ii.E evening northeast of st. lunsn
hFa ns' .uHf {. H'i daring ne d.
tb 'h. hr'HI o.. sHaultng xa,s
sac .auEb' uuI.. s b,avy srtiucrf
H..1r. .f 10 Nas advancing ana cea-
r..f... I.p..H.I
North @ LanEenar.b there Sas
able H.'I'fy I1 enemy artillery arc
niNl.tN ~rY. o. ttI I.1nd5nl.
Ari..'r' preparation which attained
drum hrr intensity thH morning on
ih' battlefront 300 Isuu,.. Was fol.
loved Dy e uulsh attack on The
g'rmhn pnsI'iuus 40 Sg julien. the
b'rnhn General stair reported 10
day Tho Itiackefs we're frustrated
hN t'srWau couut,r-ltiack aud T.
uuWh,r ~ EnglIshm,u wcr, taken
pTIa1ntU
The evening world., 1917-09-15
ARREST Of MEANS
NOW EXPECTED ON
CONTEMPT CHARGE
"a. o. lWahs d.. lutGj
W. king Arrive, 20
.m.l.I. y
sps.,s rtor . ttsff Cefsssnopasai
- Tee tvsf,no Nofldl

COS lrn A.. e, srp' t-sf-
HH Dol. a.Uau srsIUH u.m.
D..faH ra... Mems us sarrs na.
H. luf.f r.th counsel aHi ~.
palHu 90 .fl' ius ars.t .r a
vsuai' .I...HF .artfrut ~ court
bel 'tp' ..i sry .ms
r q Ambrose. gent of u.. p,.
parim,at ~ Jasa,.. Who haf us6.
.'aurH f1 iH. prosecution" wanted
. .''.'H.n pap.H u0u l,I O.. A. ars
which deal vItb bic b.nduu4 OF
Nrs. Kings ,ffaIr. Iudr, D. ~
cline yestsrd15 ilsssd su order 90
salisbury directing Means t1 pro.
huc' ih' papers sought Means rc-
fused 20 surrender the documents
and Au hrosc reported t1 Solicitor
iia' len Clement prps'ruuur o'Ir,r
~ this judicial District Clement
ihon appealed TO Judge CIiu, for an
order ~ sIrof, which was issued
Am'rofs Is DNpociod in Concord to
servo uNe warrant to-day.
~, Means family and their sup
portors openly resent any attitude
that does not Immediately and With
ou' question accept Glston's version
OF the shooting and death Of Mrs.
M'udc \ King NJ Blackwcidcr's
spring, three miles outside ~ Com
cord. A denomination Of this oc-
! CURED last night In front OF the ~
cloud Hotel. when J. W. Dau1hy. a
Ncw York newspaper reporter. was
attacked by Brandon Means, q
brother Of Gaston
. When word came Of the activity OF
4 the authorities IN New York in the
King case the Means supporters
smiled and s.ll II would be lmpos-
siblc for New York to get Means out
OF this state. Now It has been dcn.
nitcly determined to reopen the hear
ing into Mrs. Kings death here on
sept e. Solicitor Clement says no
has the assurance OF District Attur-
ney Swami that the New York au-
thorltics would not seek TO take ma
teral witnesses out OF North Carolina
even though there may be lndict-
ments in Manhattan.
Among arrivals here to-day was
William II. Patterson, father in law
OF CASTOR Means. The whereabouts
OF Patterson has been somewhat OF n
mystery. lie came from some point
In Mississippi Tie is said TO be tn.
/ wv. r. r." who figured in CASTOR
Mcans's stock spoculatious. Another
arrival was Mrs. J. Betson Foraker
jr. friend and conhdant Of the latc
Mrs King. Mrs. Foraker was met at
the depot by Means and Patterson
and driven to a hotel. where she reg
istcred under the name OF Mrs. h.
| Smith, New York.
The evening world., 1917-09-15
DINNER WAS PLANNED TO COST
SIPS A PLATE.

It. was disclosed to-day that tho
sliO-a-plate dinner at Sherry's to cN-
Senator Reynolds. following tho trim
to Arizona in Harry Payne Whit
ncy's private car "Vagabondla" to in
spcct certain mining property Rcy-
nolds was promoting, was to have
cost only Sl2J "A platb. II was orig
inally intended that ten guests Of
Reynolds on the Arizona journey
should contribute to tho feast in the
cN-Senator's honor, bur one "welched"
at the last moment and the other
nine put up Sl5.41 extra to make up
tho deficiency.
An interesting account OF the West
ern trip was given to District At
torney Swami by Mr.. Woodbury..
when called before the Grand Jury
in tho land deal inquiry.
The trip" Woodbury. said. was
given by Reynolds and William Il.
Greve, tho latter Vice President OF
the Neponsit Realty Company, TO
show their friends what q wonderful
property they had In the Arizona
Binghamton copper mine. With the
exception of Mayor Mitchell. all those
who were at the dinner and a few
others were on on the trip. Reynolds
told me that Mayor Mitchell mad
promised to become president OF tho
company. II was mainly because OF
that statement that | became asso-
oiated with the enterprise. acting AS
banker for the bonds"
Greve. it was learned to-day again
dcfied the Grand Jury yesterday.
Asked to produce the checks OF the
Neponsit Realty Company from Jan.
|, 1914, to the present time, Greve
refused.
"They are records OF transaction
after the Seaside Park deal" Greve
said "and you have no right to
them"
District Attorney Swami plans to
take Grove before Justice Gotf Mon
day and compel him to produce the
checks.
Ten days ago Greve refused to
produce before the Grand Jury the
vouchers showing how he had eN-
pended $3.50 OF the profits OF the
sale OF the Seaside Park site to the
city, given him for special services -
lie refused on this instance on the
ground that 10 produce them might
tend to incriminate or degrade him"
District Attorney Swami read
Mayor MitChel's remarks in The
Evening World this afternoon. When
he had finished he began humming
Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old
Kit Bag" Asked II he wished to
comment on the interview, Mr.
Swami said:
81 am conducting this investigation
In a lawycrllke manner, without re-
gard to whom IL affects"
The evening world., 1917-09-15
BEGGED HIM TO GO AWAY
DECLARES SINGER.

"She begged me, II ! did not wish
to involve her in "A scandal, To disap-
pear she suggested that / 20 tu
Canada, and from there take "A
steamer for Europe.
"In order TO obligc the lady W Mt
to Montreal. Then | woke up. Ilc-
allied that had nothing To fear. Our
relations had been only those OF
friends. So returned to Now York.
have not seen Mis-, King since, but
1 have seen Means. lie came to me
to get somo pawn tickets was mold
ing for him.
Assistant District Attorney Dool-
ing announced this afternoon that he
had received Information that Mrs.
King and Giordano had come to-
gethcr recently, ana that correspond
Cncc showed she had determined ia
marry the singer Mr. Dooung said
he would make further investigation
along this line and question the
singer next week when he was more
fully informed regarding his rcla-
tIons with Mrs. King
Among the witnesses examined by
Assistant District Attorney Dooling
o-day was Miss Pauline, a hair-
drrssCr Of No. 1873 West SIyt,-
seventh street. She said she Ma
been friendly with Mrs. KIM A.
several years and produced a nunlh, :,
OF letters to show this She ass,r,sd
that when Means discovered thar
Mrs. King was showing liking for
her he came to her place Of busi-
ness, told her SHE was prrsupnt,,-
Gus, and ordered her TO discontinue
the friendship II she did not wish
to get into trouble.