The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-12
|CU|DE PASSES
LIE TO BANKER
Indian Brands Dear Honey"
Notes as Forgeries Ready to
Take Stand for "Fifi."
By GENE FOWLER
tCopyright. 1891. stas Company

tC0pyrght, 1871. BtaS Company
New York Amersesa anA JesrnajJ
MONTREAL, May 1.-THE
chivalrous blood of his ancestors for
weeks singing the heart Of Fred X.
de Beauvais. today reached the boil
ing point.
No longer able to sustain the
stoical silence which he has broken
but once since the amazing James
A. Stillman divorce drama began,
this child of the North woods de-
nounced his prosecutors.
ExCORIATEs sTlLLMAN.
He gave witnesses of the ex-bank
president the lie. scored DR.. Hugh l..
Russell, Buffalo osteopath; repudiated
the so-called Dear Honey" letters,
and analysed those fervent epistles. =
In commenting on the missives that
have been bruited about in public
prints the guides face went white
beneath the tan of his cheeks. 1t was
the voice of q man who has suffered
speculate and attack his character
while he adhered to his code of con-
duct. He said:
The same hand that forged teles
grams and routed them through the
National City Bank penned those
notes. those outrageous attacks on a
good womnn's character. what kind
of man 10 It that would not alone drag
a woman's virtue in the dust, but
whose hand does not falter when the
honor OF children ts at stalker"
HINTS Ar VIOLENCE. II
That stilIman 10 treading on dan
gerous ground in referring TO another
correspondent. IL such indeed Ia his
course. 10 BeauvaiA' opinion. He
added:
~ q. i,fsssaeA tAat s.sther nam.
. 0aa but lately AaPrse1 ssa sf the
highest sseial staa1fag. las bees
eoassdereA ~ this nan whs does
nst carr fer his eht1dren's h01sr.
their future. ~ fes the hesSr sf
the wSaaa whS was . Uerfeet
wife. Dut here let ne say thst the
Uan In guestlOa Has au 1aRense
a0euat 81 esarage aaA h . gentle
.naa. ! heav tAat be hes e9ered
10 AGht . aueI With the banker.
Sst that stiinaaa hss refused that
issve.
~It IL we'll that the banker sees
set esae tee closely In physical
contact With the nan~-ana here
the guide gave the name 81 sae Of
New Ysrk's leading clubnen aRd
nillisnaires.
THAT man and Mrs. Stillman were
children together. They were reared
in their social atmosphere as brother
and sister. II Stillman should make
out Of this friendship anything
wrong, he 10 apt to encounter a man
who will not stop at mere challenge
for a duel"
1t was learned from an authentic
source today that only a year ago
the banker met Beauvais in the lobby
OF the Hotel Commodore. At thai
time Stillman nodded formally at
Beauvais and did not Indicate what
was in his mind in regard to launctI.~
ing a domestic wranxle.
Beauvais was particularly stirred In
discussing DR.. Russell. whose disclos-
ures on the witness stand in regard
to the parentage of baby Guy shocked
medical men in the frankness OF tho
purported revelations.
CALLS RUSSELL MIND READER.
Beauvais went on:
81 am not through with DR.. Russell.
He is the most remarkable mind
reader / ever met. My brother, Ar
thur. has something for the defense
which will stir all those who have
read of the shameful way in which
that osteopath went on the stand and
told things which I row declare were
false and without foundation
Peculiarly enough, the correct Eng
lish and the pure enunciation of the
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