The evening world., 1920-05-04


usctael of 100000 in securities In
Hoboken which was TOO bulky TO be
lYrough, 70 Manhattan without excit-
ins sufpiclon. Cohen threatened Eas-
.icrdays life when fastcrdsy said he
didn't want 20 ''handis tho stun,
sowing Il don't want any double
aslpg hers Of IN Rili you in a min
N4s n am locked up there are
plainly moro Of my gang that could
% Il. Don't you ever open your
mouth about this or you'u be taken
damn qaiek."
suLLlvAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN
BROUGHT IN aN ATTORNEY.
DAVID W. sULLrvAN--Head OF
washington brokerage firm In which
yesterday had an interest: after the
flrIn had, been suspended by the Stock
Etchanso and was about TO 80 into
Bankruptcy Lawyer Newman called the
flfm BY telephone and said ne knew
how the firm could get on It's feet
again. whore they "OOuid get some
securtieAp Sullivan WITH Easterday
came 10 New York and met Arnstsln
ana then Cohen. Arnsteln refused 60
talk business except with Sullivan
alone. Sullivan was arrested because
ttolcn bonds were traced back to his
once.
In the Tombs he sent for FailOn,
Arnstein's lawyer. Rt the suggestion
Of the sugarman brothers. who were
locked IN the Tombs because Of bad
cheek transaction. sullivan told Fal-
lon he had handled about 100000 for
Arnsteln and Cohen. but had none OF
taeir Aecurities left. Sullivan told
Eastsrday Fallon had advised him
mot TO touch any OF that murder
stock referring to the securities
taken from tho murdered messenger
ohlof, Binsgowitz. Sullivan told Eas-
terday Fallon said Arnstoin at the
lawyers advice had not touched the
l3inkowitz stock. and 80 Sullivan q
Co. were safe on that score.
Two or THE LAWYERS NAMED
- IN THE CONFESSION.
WILLIAM J. FALLoN AND EU-
GENE McCEE--of Fallon and Nc
Gea lawyers for Elnstein. Fallon aD-
psarod In washington while Sullivan
VIA In he ,Tombs and assured Eas-
terday that none Of the procepds Of
the BinkowitE murder had been
handled by Arnstein and therefore
a6ns had passed through the suili-
van house. According 20 q supple
inentary story told by Norman s.
B0wles OF Sullivan and Company.
frslion on this visit said TO Bowles,
about the Binkowitz boy II saw that
boy and be was hoTSbly murdered.
mhpsled and cut up" ,
~. d. WILLdAMS-rhe first Of the
s9lliven group 20 be arrested after
the idehtification as stolen property
OF securities passing through their
hahds. Easterday quotes Arnstein az
sa5ing ~Dave." meaning Sullivan,
made terrible slip" when he dis
posed Of the crpcible Steel stock
Though williams.
wIhAND w. EAsTERDAY-Maker
Of the confession and a member q
the sullivan. firn; described In the
HowIes statement: ''Easterday was
lrS way unbalanced; he was crazy
IN his ideas Of what he could do and
not DO, that ne could do almost any
thing oveTnlghts got US TO thinking
few thousand dollars could De run
into fabulous sOms: that what he did
not know about the brokerage busi-.
ness could not be known"
RANDOLPH M. NEWMAN---A
lawyer OF No. 20 Nassau street, VINO
had done business for sullivan ana
Company and made arrangements Tor
them 20. meat krnsteln. and Cohen;
Bowies said sullivan told him three
accounts la thd firms books, known
a. me ssWan,'' "Inright," and
isieeI6 accounts all represented
Newman.
ARNsrEIN SAID TO HAVE HID
DEN IN WoMAN'S HOME.
f, PHIIEP r. KASrEIS-A broker who
recently lived at the Waldorf: de-
tcfSbed by yesterday as one through
hom he understood he could always
aet In touch with Arnstein OF, Cohen;
1ccording to his own statement kas-
Kel lived In Chicago with Professor
AIeck Duefrene q university tnstruc-
TOR; used the name OF =. Kemp for
private checking account; knew
Arnstein as mick Arnold" but ddd
Got know Nick Cohen and had nevei
feen either since they we're indicted
Ne said ne became intimate with Arm
,tein as ACCESSIBLE hacker of Fannie
Srice. krnstein'a wife. In a theatrica
iNehture: sought with Miss Bnce