The evening world., 1920-11-18

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Two silver fox neck pieces.
Blue-grey fox neck piece
knew Brndell? A. I've never had any
business relations with Brndell.
O. Have you never had interviews
with him? A. | may have; he may
have come before the Board Of Esti-
mate,
O. Oh, now, Mr.. Mayor A. Any
thing you have got on ne-anything
give It out and give 1t out quick!
CThe Mayor was Furnishing the desk
again).
Q. We only want the truth
A. It's the last thing you want.
Q. We want to lcarn(- A. II
you've got anything. prove It and
shut Up
Mr.. Untermyer-INOw. Mr.. Chair
man
The Mayor-I intend to tell you a
lot Of things. I'm going to show up
your Interborough business.
Q. SO far you have not made one
answer to one question. A. Yes, and
know something about tricky quesA
tions, too.
Q. Yes, and know something about
tricky men. A. l think you do.
O. Now. about Brindell. Your
meetings with him have been within
Year, A. Well, am inclined to
think that It Is in the neighborhood,
well, within tho last two years.
O. You have had frequent inter
views with him? A. have not had
frequent interviews with him.
Q. You say you have not had fire.
quent interviews, how many have
you had? What do you cnll frequent?
All don't remember having had any
particular interview with Mr.. Brin-
dell.
Q. Now. as l UNDERSTAND YOU have
had no interviewer A. You don't
understand anything OF the kind. !
said no particular interview.
Q. Well, long. short or indifferent,
how many interviews have you had
with him2 A. He may have called
Q. don't care for what may have
been A. or been before the
! Beard Of Estimate; may have met
him on public occasions at different
places. I can not recall any partlcu-
lar time.
@. You say you had not met him?
A. won't say. because may have
O. You won't say you have met him
n dozen times within the last year?
An don't think have met him a
dozen times altogether in my life.
NEVER MET sRlNDELL EXCEPT
ON PUBLIC OCCASION.
0. How many times have you met
him other than on public occasions
A. I don't remember that | have ever
met him except on a public occasion,
IL you can mention any OCCASION
Q. II win all come out. A. Let Il
come out. Let II!
'Mr. Chairman" said Mr.. Inter
nyer was there ever such an un-
rulv witness.
If he has anything against the
interests OF the people OF this city lc;
h him give It out" said the Mayor.
Mr.. Untermyer--Well, Mr Chair
l. man, do not propose TO travel out,
side the line Of this inquiry.
% Mayor Hylan-Travel any way yol
{. like. l would like to ask you a ques.
ton: Since this thing has been go,
ing on have you had any conference!
with the Interborough lawyersP
Mr.. Untermyer-Mr Chairman, vii
you check this garrulous gentleman
The Chairman-I think we win sticl
to the examination and We will ge
, along better,
Mr., Untermyer-Mr. Mayor, yUr
y can behave as indecently and in
temperately as you Ike.
Mayor Hylan-Anythlng you hav
u got, produce II, but do not make
. wrong impression.
Mr.. Untermyer-Mr. Mayor, you
are going to make your own inn
preston; you cannot make II by
shouting, by bIuffin9-
Mayor Hylan-Wsll, produce
what you have got.
- Mr Unternyer-Is there no end L
p. tho garrulity Of this witness2
Mayor Hylan--I Will make state
ment 10 the Board.
y Mr.. UnteTmyer-I object
Mayor Hylan--I am going to max
W II anyhow.
Mr., Untermyer-No, you are not
Mr.. Chairman, want this stopped
er Mayor Hylan--There are many lot