New-York tribune., 1920-01-21

said that he wrote "substantiaaly that. -
Tho witness then exclaimed: "In
passing I want to make this comment,
that some Of these things wrote were
originally The Mayors Asss and he
passed them on to tne and the ideas Of
some others"
Identifies Own Writing
Here the witness was asked II he
would 20 right through The letter with
ous any other remarks other than those
concerning the writing was his or not
his. Indicating the sixth paragraph and
the seventh paragraph. the witness said
that they were substantially what he
wrote.
He did not recognise the eighth
paragraph a. AAvjn9 been written by
him, and 40 e. the niath paragraph he
said: II think that wa1 Included"
AS TO-. 70 ths 70 tsssta @ lssser.ph, the Wit
his product aad he Wis doubtful about
tho eleventh yepse1s1A, but ne thouRht
hs had something te 1e ~ith tho twelfth
oc~Wh.t is %h. ay.s yssiss letter
yen ever wrots fsx he xaysr7
~. TalseY ints1ru1tsd, s4hst might
20 faY AAetd." Their Mr.. 6vassfs Inter.
3eeted: You hsvs 10 LATITUDE 80 iss-
Ausfe into : m.xs Rriv.se s6ssrs, sr
tho He3er's either" LAtef Waieen
wss AeksA whsthsf Witj'sm HendslrA
AeArst ~ cay sf kie fsYrsstntsttvst
.sksa hiM - write ths ayfen letter.
Wskssn enewsssd. mo, tjssJ dSda't 80
hstp me God" M r...
Other svidsaes - ~ Manrst csa-
tAet with tie Cjty uaf seass in tie
grand jury ssesieM II Nevumtsr :. Az
tAst time 4 VS. developed thAt ne
Mayors pubic ststeaen4 oz iast Au-
kust In Which he s4vssatsA tie usA Of
bussss y solve tie trsnsft yfsblsn wa0
Dictated bY Wateom.
Ssdae3 A. Kelf, stsnearsthss te the
once Of the Mayer, ssstiAsd 70 fhis 81.
5sst, eaYtns. thes tAS u,a<srist had
phSns. He seM ths statsfnsn& "vSnt
u the Mayor.
Msypr Issued Easement
o-~Wbat uss I'D sAs Mayor mako of
In . number of th~ uswspspsrs, I'll
parts q II, tie following rnoxnine, or
something ef the& SIT.
Q-Wae thsve any material change
naa6s IN - sS wse II yrsetissliy tho
statsnsnt you esnt IA 70 The Mayor
Ysu should ,sesllset tAss. Yes or no.
plsase. Alt WsS pr1StaHeIly The stats
,pent thet wvnt - ttt Mayor In type
written fern.
Jasn4s Il. Masysn, saeEhsr stssoera-
rhsr attached 70 lAe Mayors ofisee.
terrified tAst Watson had dietst~d
M:ncsandem whseA ~se ssprodussd IN
substsnec n the Mayors .fYt>nds and
The Mayer sa!d, Call Up chi: mum:
Rsv. ie .ie.e ferrsn' s sss asS'' .ns :.f x1sss s.a
M. Watssnf did a. directed, and
tho man on the other end Of tho wire
said he was Mr.. Watson, but that I
would have to call agnin. possibly, he
said. in hfteen minuteA So | waited
tor while and in about frteen min
utes ! called this Same number and
said mr.: watson'1 And. II I zscolisct
rightly. he said Yea
"Then I heard another voice. and
there seemed to be = b1awl between
two voices at the other end Of tho
wire. My instructions from the Mayor
were % take the memorandum that was
70 b eivsa me BY the party st the
other end Of the wire. SO both persons
they decided thst one Of them world
do the talking, and / took down in
shorthand mSme1andum that Wa
gives, - sns, which tie aswspsper srti.
e's or1ngs back 70 MY mind"
Dictated b. Eaftsr
The witnsss said thst hs wss unable
20 identa1y the ph!assology of the
newspsper appeal - being exactly that
which had been dieted TO him 6v tn
hssrst editor, hut he said tho substaucs
wA0 tAo Gsm4
Peltee Commissionsr Enrirhx an
pssred before Tho grand jury in No
vember. At the }u7y'b- request. hs
waived imumnity. The reeord sRs~s
20 objected e. bs1uR axsnsined 81
!ames 2: Smith, AtsisEsst DiStxict AZ.
so1ney. Mr. Swann's ofdcsal white WAY
erussder. who frequently hxs elashsd
with the Police Deyax%aaent.
EnriFht said that Smiths r,I,tions
w1sn nts department wsrs such sthat I
eAnaos anewer his Quettions EXCEPT by
yout order; Later the examination
vent on. When the Jury esked Enri9ht
for any correspondence that NAV have
passed between him and Watson. the
Commissioner declared ne had nonA.
NathaN Hirshfsld, Comnaissioner ~
A6ceufts, appeared before the iurv A.
ccf Enx1ght had testified. Foreman Al
mirall urged Hirshfield to facilitate the
Jutys work BY beinH s'sonewhat Of q
good fellow and wsivins ,mmunitv
hirshfield declared the public W.
waitsng for that 'overshadowins
They They probably VII 4st It." Foreman
the grand jury for circulating a report
that he was being subponaed in % con.
nection with an Investigation he had
made some time before Of eomplsints
BY Mr.. EnYight a&1inst &he Van Court-