The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-05-15

QH..It MNNNH AElN1 ana AIMNNoln wen
before g-sage Grain in his chambers
FalioA mAids #
~1our Honor have brought baol
% thls oitS defendant long sough'
ny ere police They were unable 4
ana aim ana he has walked N here q
enrrender hiEnself. Mr Harold Nor.
rin, rorresentlng the National Surety
Company, has informed me he haI
mRdb sFrangefnents With District At
torhay gWAna and Ne. Dooling thai
tAe Defendant Arnstsin may be re-
released IN ss0OOs bail. VIII Your
Honor accept that bali-deposited IN
14aeFty Bonds with the City cham-
1efiaing"
oAsL RoR ARNsTElN FixEp AT
o7AOoo.
''In view OF the enormous public in
tsfeot and eublished stories oonoarn-
ing this man's connection with the
wall street bond robborioH," said
pooling. 'as well a. facts now in the
poassssion Of the District Attorney,
We feel that his ball should not be
flxed az less than 100000"
FAilgA burst into angry protests
calling Dooling's action - breach Of
fnilh," ana a dirty outrage" Judge
Grain fxed bail at stb,OoO, Messengers
were hurriedly sent out to get the ad-
ditlpuAl bonds.
Nicay was escorted 90 the Tombs
Sheeo be was taken over by Saul Q.
Myers, couhSai for the security com.
panies vatich ere trying 10 recover
moneys they expended in making
Goed 70 brokers for stolen bonds.
Myers served on him gubpoonas re-
auirin6 his immediate attendance be-
fore Commissioner' oilchrist in the
t'ederal BAlldinE.
Agent Norris reported few min
utes later that the additional $4,000
was available. and the $4,000 bond
would be available in a few minutes.
ArnstSin was taken 70 q second fioor
csi while ne waited FOR Judge Grains
order to relsaBe him. Miss Brics and
F'allon remained with him In the In
tervAl FaiIOn oaid ''SicAVy'' would
oba1 Commissioner olichrist's SUBJ
posna. but would refuse to answer
questions.
The curious were informed that
ne DrOgress down Firth Avenue be-
tween the crowds on the sidewalks
wAitins for the police parade had
been most interesting." The brill
llantly decorated car OF Fannie Briee
in which the almost royal approach
was made seemed TO attract popular
ndmiration; It's number was familiar
b eli the trafie police and was re-
narasa BY some Of them with muCh
lntorogt.
Passing the grand stand at ssd
aereet 'lSiclSy'' rose and lifted his hat
- the officials gathered there, VINO
bort his feelings by returning the
salnto with only casual. unreoosnis-
ine interest.
MiaB Bnco screamed and pulled
him back Into his seat. Several
policemen along the front OF the
grand stand started toward the
sound. saying -sonnethlng wrong in
tlat car" but dropped back. when
NleaSy pattOd his wife's hand and
H,iloa.
~ dirootiOn Of Arnstoin, who
Aaa observed that Commissions
lGnriOht was not In che grand
iganAd. Che oar went past Police
.b.sadquaFtOrs after leaving Wash. :
lnOteR Gquaro. On reaching the
efimiRAl Courts building the car
prsak twice around the block be-
soeu stsppiRp In under the Bridge
10 oiphs. ..,
70 FOb the police of the opportun-
att Of intsnfppuns the triumphal trip
b4IDPs IT started, Fannie Brice
edhergsd from her home with three
Hi51s fFOEa the FoiIiss chorus and
want 70 Central Park with them. ''hll
ialgnlng msrriy." Two detectives
watching the house followed them
paaEnUtly and closely.
maoanwhaie Nacky left tho house un-
lAlAN4NND1 anu M1ht W SetuHhDu" NV
nAae and Rinetieth street, whore MisS
nfice reJoIned him in her own car
Win Lawyer FailOn acting as chauf-
feiar. With n Gao pulled down ralEiShly
wsar his eyOa.
In spite or reports Arnstein had
zen IN ne city eor six Days cominE
from 0hiO IN an outomobile, 'tfTieky'
ln.lUaed he arrived at the PennSy1-
ssaia Terminal at blidnigaIt last Night
Ana went diroctiy home. where he re-
nninea until ne started for court. HI
rdilguisea@ himself in q gOif cap and
Asbr0wn ulster. He had also shaveC
of his mustAche.
1nyestisatt0n Of the story told by
.. N, Gallagher. No. Se51 broadway
ana Albert 1fos@nAn. Baltimore. Il
ne eiEeOt that theY had obtained the
bbnds they are alleged 10 have han
ased frcn an Army oaiOer. believe,
by them 20 be the brother Of As
sfgtant DiStriot Attorney Edwin P
Eilroe. ahown. say the police at worl
"A the oaaa and aeEubera of the Mn