New-York tribune., 1920-11-02
N,,rand Jurors
For Building: 9:
Inquiry Picked
TaIesmen Closely Questioned
by Unierrnyer, Especially
With Regard to Attitude
For or Against Unions
strictest Secrecy Urged
Treasurer OF Grocery Firm
i Foreman: Son of Late
lanes SiilInlaii a Member

The additional grand jury designated
70 hear the criminal evidence arising
from the Lockwood committees invcs
-;ea,on Of alleged corrupt practices in
The building industry was selected yes
serday.
The panel was chosen before Judge
auaueen in General Sessions. the
;alesmen being carefully questioned by
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the
committee Mr.. Untermyer appeared
particularly anxious to permit no man
10 serve who was prejudiced against
organized labor. challenging each Of
The juror~w.th the questions:
you have no hes.tancy or No preiu-
dice against enforcing the antitrust
laws Of the state % and "Have you any
prejudice against organized labor?"
The jury will serve until The con-
yening OF The extraordinary grand jury
November % by which time i, was de-
clarel counsel FER the committee will
Rave asked for some seventy indict-
ments
StiIman's Son on Jury
Thomas N. Mccarthy, treasurer of
Austin Nichols Company, wholesale
groceFs, living at 81 Riverside Drive.
was designated foreman OF the grand
iUgy Another Of the jurors is Charles
C. s:illman, O. Q last Sixtv-seventh
Street, son Of the late James Stillnan.
'.Ao We gres.o,nt of the National CITY
Bank ! $eilman qualified as a Juror
after cs aae himself IS trustee
Of his -a.hcrs estate. whic' he SAID
was his only business. In reply to
questions. Mr.. Stii.Man declared he
vas acquainted wish labor organiza-
tioHs through MS experiences as d rail-
road rcrser
q was . laborer on the tracks my
self" he said ~ am in sympathy
with organized labor and also approve
the enforcement Of antitrust laws"
The other members OF the jury are:
]eseph Nathan, merchant, ISL Wes5
figng-sisth Street: i. Brevoort Al,
.o'. Insurance tesincss, 214 Central
Park W; Abraham l. Newman.
nafa '7c'llar Il East SiXtv-cichtn
Street; john u. o'Jounor, publisher.
~ "et Ne'1 -.-s!.... Street; Julius
nalhssca. rsa. estate husi.es- 1T last
Niae.y-six-a Street; Hsnry W. Guern-
se}, tils-.l. 20 5er t.-rlrth
Stree: Cen 'alt u. Specu. isurortor. g.
West Lisat ghth Street; 4. Rona
-ecen' req. "a e business, % Park
avenue; Goofco j.. Ncim. retired. 1109
Madison Avenue; Dennis G.. Brussel
manager 2o West Seventy-ffth Street;
befnat4 eefstliso. marage., 81 West
NineiJ-i0lr-h Street; Charles W
Brand, cl9.har, as8 Central par}
West; .'o.cnh Hardy, real estate bust
ness, o. Nest L shty-e tghtn Stleec.
George il. in.10. -aie.man. 4" Last
iweaty- s,o.ta slre. &; Victor 1iroy.
MaAaiac. 4l. T. H. West 14slA Street;
1ofr'F f0.ue erl.rc-r retiroD, 81 Fas.
>e'e~'s .cet. Emil Frenhci.
inS~l ei.s. Lest i.ie,t ty-Arst Street,
lee estate. go Yves,
l''' a-,a fo-.oh CDpenheimer.
CASING Il West E:ghty-seventn
Ss!s-t, LeA.ala.a stern, real estate.
llS' Lo-is stoa Avenue. and Harry
oooa am. le,.i es- -ate business, 60 West
1lgniy-.tllt. Street,
IN chals,1g The jury Judge Mulqueen
told the Jugar- trat .he honor of the
voU"'y was az stake lie defined the
fef-9na degrees ct crime that may be +
disclosed oy tee inquiry, in which he
'Rciuced eNtouioa. This particularly, .
BE "a d. Was repulnant to free in !
stHuUons
III il can be prac, ced against honest
iaaof'ng men, he remarked. "thcn our
government lam. The same is /
.Ine OF the unlawful use Of power to
start or settle strikes. The unlawful
lse OF sucn power MS d means of levy
.ng trsa'e On l.ch or poor must 6e
stamped out
Cautioned to Secrecy
Mr. untermyer enjoined secrecy
.pON .-e .ar5 deliberations, declaring
tha' Vlc.ous practice had grown up
IN, IN recent grand jury Investigations by
~nlcn deliberations were featured in
he%spaners before and after witnesses
had testified. All this, he said, tended
70 20. gegrsae the purposes Of the inquiry.
Judge Nulcueen assorted that as Mr..