New-York tribune., 1920-03-01
Arnstein Is Due
. A. M. To-day:
AnotherHunted
Broadway Don Juan, Said
TO BE Real Master Mind
Also Missing Since Feb.
IL With Girl Art Student

Deoling and William J. Fallon, attornxy
for Jules w. Arnstein. said last night
that nothing had been heard from
Eugene F. McGee. Falons law part
ner, or the three detectives who left
with him on Friday night for some un-
named point in Pennsylvania, where
they expected to meet Arnstein and
bring him back to this city. They were
not downcast, however.
Mr. Fallon said the fact thst he had
received no word from his partner con-
vinced him that the plans for meeting
Arnstein and escorting hiln to New
York were being carried out accord
ing to schedule, and that the party
would arrive here, probably at the
Pennsylvania Station about o'clock
this morning and would proceed i'm
mediately to the Criminal Courts
Building
Mr.. Dooling felt the same way about
his failure to hear from Detective
Sergeant James J. Gegan, who is in
charge of the policemen who will act
as bodyguard to the long hunted man
until he is placed in custody.
To Be Arraigned at Once
Upon his arrival Arnstein. who is
alleged to be the principal conspirator
in the plot to rob banks and brokerage
houses Of $4,000, 900 in securities. Will
be taken before Judge James T. Malone,
IN Part l, General Sessions, where he
Will plead to an indictment charging
him with having crimnally received $l2,,
ooo worth Of stolen bonds He will then.
according to the understanding reached
between MIR. Fallon and the District
Attorneys Office. whereby the former
agreed TO surrender tho fugitive, be re
leased on 100000 bail
Whiie this rs the only charge 70
which Arnstein Will answer today. II
was said at the District Attorneys Of
f1ce last night that when the task %
uncovering all the ramitications of the
plot is completed it will be found that
he received at least third Of the
proceeds from approximately SO 900 600
worth OF stolen securities
Important as Arnstein's part in the
bond thefts Is declared to be. Mr
Dooling hinted last night tina. the real
man higher up" in the conspiracy is
still to be caught. Mr.. Doohng de
some and captivating and Arnsteiu's
superior socially and mentally. He .a
said to be Il ader IN Hroadway's
supersmart SCI and to have broken
feminine hearts. both here and abroad
His winning way with women is con
sldered second only to his power over
the cards and dice.
Missing Since Day Arnstein Left
Mr. Dooling refused to name this
II NAxl
indictment, but said that detective
had been looking for him and that he
had been "coDspicuously absent" from
his accustomed haunts since February
IL, the day on which Arnstein went
away.
IL this man can be found. Mr. pool.
ing said, it will be poss bic TO show
that his brain and not Arnstein's was
the master mind" which conceived the
idea OF using messengers Ia rob firms
in the financial district. Tho prose
cutor declared that Arnstein had played
"bnly piker's part ia comparison
when he disappeared this versatile
fugitive is said to have taken with him
n beautiful and talented giri art
student. Her parents have been look
ing for her for more than week.
Arnstein has not communicated
with Fannie Brlce. his actress wife,
according to Statement. made Inst
night by her attorney, Moses IL. Cross
man. and she is said TO have no idea
~ where he was to meet Niece and
the detectives.
Due in Bankruptcy Court
When Arnstein leaves Judge Malcne's
court he will 60 to the Federal Build
ing. where he will appear before Com
missioner IN Bankruptcy Alexander Cal
christ in the bankruptcy proceedings
which have been instituted against him
by the Nayional Surety Company.
Fannie Brice Is to appear before the
Commissicner ut 2 o'clock this after
noon. when her examination, begun last
week by Saul S. Myers, counsel for the
National Surety Company. will be re-
sumed Her part in the proceedings,
heretofore considered important. viii
fade into insiSnificsncs. II IL said, after
her husband takes the staaS. Hia ex-
animation by Mr.. Myers is expected to
throw hnueh light on the bond thefts
for which the Nstionxi Surety Gem
many dsclAres II has had to mako good.
Arnstein'a Broadway pals are willing
"a AxsY that he comes out Of his pres-
a. s.rxits unseathAd;
rfseiI eome out all right unisss his
luck dsserss him." said one last nixht.
.Hs.s ING oniy man aver knew who
.a,,id NAY his last dollar on q korse
ma YIN, And he's played every horse
- ~. world with the possibis excep-
sIcr of these here four Of the Apec.
syrss. and he rnsy have had q bet
~ them for all | know He'll ceme
ii ~nmwh seaehow. ard You'll see him
down at Aaueduot for ths his spring
opening wiiA nothing ON Ills mind bat
tks first racs.s
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