Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22


Larry Evre revealed himself to mo ma
the holdest and most aulacinu7 gambler
| had ever mot. and | have boen NJ
against some of the best in this country
and IN Europe hut NV hat u oh to Larry
even though he may prove my rum
pFT,uR REVEALED.
Now for the first tune was revealed To
mo tho colossal sdn ~ the game was
made an innocent part of MAS ttapp"d
All along | was led to feel that ! was
entitled u not loss than - per cont
IN , contract that might run into many
miIhons was perfectly willing to DIVIDE
that profit in two even parts. and i
rrvsscd hnr,l would I've satisfied with loss
than hall. but when ! was gwen to under
stand that al my profits and doutic That
nroft would not meet the plan ot larry
/ prutested IN language as vigorous AMI
nm l'hrigtisuhke ae | could hnd worfis W
vent Iny a,irrrlsc and indignation.
The more kicked and protested the
norr calm. cdol and collected Larry acted
meyer Thought ! would rim ~ aFa'nat
slich cold -hioodci proposition rs larry
10 questioned mo with the ability ot
George Graham and Al shields and ! ri
RothermcI and when he was sat'Shed
I that I WAS ri the end ~ my string. az Tar
~ croi,t was concerned he Rald :" me N
T tho coldcst-hloodc manner. Well. John.
1 its up to vuu to dec,de whether YOU VII
/ 10 a rr,nre ar a pauper Think this over
and lct mo know tomorrow. We must have
quick action
Foor MrAarHr von rrRSrruRE
went hack to my store and found
( Larry waiting for me, who aad to nc
SANDY get a move On Won Nou have
,-o,,r st,ociai schedule winch Evca vuu
the usht 10 charge ior everything lfy the
square foot and the pcr pound AXE
that char measure the four Fdoa oi the
legs. each Is finished like the front, the
upr,phts and he arms tho same. AMI afs'
how much vou can make II cost
assumed the aggressive and forced
hun 10 toll me who was 70 share IN the
s3s ooO 600 the State would have TO pay
He named Auditor General Snyder and
state Treasurer Matthuca as the two mon
who. with himself. would have TO get the
largest tpcr cent ~ the swaG
"Rnsidcss these. John. SAID Fyrc, YOU
know John F.lkIn Is nv partner, and he
will have to be cared for Then there IS
Ponroac. law Durham. Joe Huston and
our friend Captain Delaney has "a he
cared for. as the captain IS q nlcc fellow
and poor like mvsclf Now Sanderson
Won and Huston Will have TO get move
on. 90 to Europe. visit the finest anC
greatest buildings. bring back tho host
IDEAS Won can find IN the way of statusrl
and heroic bronze for the Capitol
erNAToR rENRoer NAMED.
gave AIRY 10 understand that De
Ianey would rather be an honest paupe1
chan An dishonest prince | then wen
~ him about details rs 20 why Penrose
Durham and Elkin had to be cared 10
as long as the auditor general and stat
treasurer were right that pcnroSe Elk3i
and Durham WIRE not considered III th
! me4al furniture deal as Hardenburg Har
r,s aud Won gobbled up the blg wad
:, He answered with twinkle III his eye
c obo,y do YOU know Penrosc. Flkin am
$ Durham did not share in the profits o
e 4hc metal furniturc7 Who gave YOU Oh
2 light2" I answered, why Cassell toll
. how vou. Harris and HardcnburR Bile
. his company until there was nothing let
1 for himself and his partners This wa
= a bluff pure and simple for ! had neve
: had word with Cassell simply Rn
n gverod that they had gone the whole ho
D ON thr metal furniture rs they were nov
: going with me :,
5 pressed my advantage and hnall
G wynn from them about the nearest to th
: truth that anyone will ever get namely
Z that The PennsylvanIa Metal Compan
/, paid leas than $500 1000 for the entir
metal contract and that the State PAL
u over 81, ,0OO,0o
+ Delaney then asked Sanderson the 70
:, lowing questions. according to the docl
= uent
q Can you not tell me exactly ii
l. amount you paid out OF the entire SUI
+ Won receivcd?'' Il could if had my dat
here, but it was nearer three than tw
millions"
did you give your check to Senate
:. Penrose or to someone for him?" "l
) Senator Pcnrose in person.
: "How do YOU know that the contra
' tors. Payne 4 Fisher, gave Senator PEI
: rose a check or checks2" payne Shove
I, me one check he gave the Senator whic
was for $4,000, and he told me that
paid altogether to Senator Penrose s25
600 And Fisher, the marble man, TO
me be paid Penrose, and pitied Payi
4 Fisher, as their profits were small.
"Did Payne or any other contract
nav Larry Eyre, Snyder or Matthues, I
lin or Durham any money!" Not tn
| know Of.
EVEN DURHAM HAD HIS.
'~You say Durham was included in Il
Eyre nearly $4,000, 900 sum Do V,
.La.bar Durbarn u,aa e1pan III