The Washington times., 1920-10-04
N|CKYANDSIX
INDICTED HERE
Grand Jury Finds True Bills In
6.000,000 Bond Thefts
7 From Wall Street.
LOO 7 DISPOSED OF IN D. c.
Dave" Sullivan, Ex-0. c. Bar
tender, Tells Of Disposin0
Of 100000 Securities.


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Of the stolen bonds. Gluck said he
rOde In q separate coach.
GALL BANK MESsENGERs.
Chief Justice Mccoy Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court. on July II last,
issued a subpoena to bring Assistant
District Attorney John T.. DooliVg. OF
New York, TO Washington July 2S TO
lay before the Federal grand jury
the facts as that official had discov-
cred them in the bond robbery. Writs
were also issued at the same time 10
produce before the grand jury here
Joseph and Irving Gluck and Rudolph
and Herbert Bunora. bank messengers.
who were held In New York in con-
nection with the robbery.
The request on the New York au-
thorities had attached to ii an am
davit signed by George w. Storck.
expert bank accountant employed by
the Department Of Justice and ofn-
cially engaged In the investigation OF
the charges against the Gluck and
Bupora brothers and their masters In
the bond theft. Storck's affidavit de-
clared that the Gluck and Bunora
brothers had pleaded guilty to .
charge Of larceny of stocks and Sc
curities, and he had reason to be-
lieve that IL the court summoned them
before the grand jury. the boys would
testify that Arnstein, Cohen, Sullivan.
and others conspired and brought into
the District the bonds the boys had
stolen.
SS.OOO,O0o CONSPIRACY CHARGED.
The indictment alleges that october
Is, 1910, in New York City, Jules Arm
stein, otherwise called "Nicky" Arm
stein, and Isadore Cohen, otherwise
called Mick" Cohen, Joseph 0uck,
and Randolph s. Newman. all of New
York City, and Wilen w. Easterday
David W.. Sullivan and Norman s..
Bowles, all of the District Of Column
bia, did wiilfully. corruptly and felon-
iously conspire, confederate and agree
with one another and each with the
other and others that they would and
should commit an offense against the
away and concealing certain stock
ava yand, concealing certain stock
9 ai, ct, !; rspres'ntiss |. Xine Of
1t Is alleged in the indictment that
the accused conspired to bring these
stock certificates into the District Of
Columbia, and that thereby they
would defraud their owners and in
jure their right in the certificates.
Specific THEF-Ts CITED.
The specific unlawful acts alleged
to have been committed are stated
in the Indictment which says that
October 1, 1919. Gluck unlawfully
took out Of the possession of Henry
p. Goldschmidt, Arnold l.. Sheuer and
julius Bliss. partners, trading as H.
p. Goldschmidt and Company, one GER
tificate numbered 5961, and another
numbered 5952, each for 100 shares Of
the capital stock of the Atlantic Gulf
and West Indies Steamship Lines,
each having a market value of 1880.
sBowles and Sullivan, both of this
city, are charged with bringing un-
lawfully, on October Is. 1915. into the
District stock certificates which they
transferred to the Commercial Ma
tional Bank, as security for loan for
$4,000.
1t is also alleged that Gluck, on Oc-
.tober II, 1919, in New York city, un-
lawfully took out of the possession
Of Alfred l.. Norris, Floyd w. Mundy.
]. Norris Oliphant, John ]. Bryant,
jr.. and Frank l.. VIE, trading under
the name Of J. II. Oliphant & Co., two
certificates each for 100 shares Of the
capital stock of the Ohio Cities Gas
Company, each being Of the value Of
$500.
Another count in the indictment
alleges that BowIes and Sullivan, on
October 81, last, brought unlawfully
into the District certain stock GER
tif'cates which they pledged and de-
liyercd TO the Riggs National Bank
aA - security for a loan Of &25,000.
Gluck is charged with unlawfully
taking away. November 8, last. in
New York city, out OF the possession
Of James s. A. Clark, Herbert H.
Childs, Charles A. Morse. Frederick X.
Pulsifer, william c.. Burbank. Will
lam o. Meffert, and Richard Wharton.
trading under the name of Clark,
Childs, h Co., two stock certificates,
each for ten shares Of the capital
stock of the Baldwin Locomotive
worka and valued each at 81 1,060.
THIRD COUNT AGAINST LOCALS.
The third count against Bowles and
Sullivan alleges that on November 5.
last, they unlawfully brought into the
District certain stock certificates
which they pledged and delivered to
tho Continental Trust Company as a
security for a loan OF $4,000.
Another count charges Gluck with
taking uniawfully on october I. 1919,
from Walter II. Fylor. Percy Bullard
and David w. Smythe, trading under
the name OF Bullard and Smythe Com
pany. stock certificates of the st.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Company. valued at 81 300.
Sullivan and Bowlcs also are in
dicted on a charge of bringing into
the District on October II. 1910. GER
tain stock certificates which they arc
alleged to have hypothecated and de-
livcrcd to the Riggs National Bank as
security for a loan of $4,000.