New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

dollars (S100). Alfred r. Goslin And
Endorsed John F. Hylan. And on Mo-
vember G, 1905, the day before election,
! find check: New York, November
. 1905, Wells Fargo & Company, pay
TO the order of John +. Hyian one hun
afed dollars ($i00). Alfred r. Goslin.
And indorsed by John f. llylan. If
Goslin the swindler, the thief, the ex-
convict, the bunco steerer: If he did
not know him and had never seen him.
now strange it Is thats$950 Of prom
@ ,@sed Si,000 should it In so exactly.
What an extraordinary coincidencel
Mystery of Goslin
"Mr. Hylan, why an YOU denv know
ing 4Goslin, when your name was ON the
oack of his Checks? Was there nny
sinister or wrong reason that YOU
shonld lie to the electors of this CITY.
and do you still in the face OF that
say that you do not know him. had no
dealings with him?
but even further, when the police
raided that charming office of M. AL
tired r. Goslin, they found this little
note in Mr.. Hylan's handwriting, .In-
closed find note'--the note has never
appeared. What note, Mr.. Hylan. were
you writing about? Was 1t your note
was it Turner's note, who is said to
have got $25,o00 out of Goslin,s or
whose note?
Whose note were you, Mr., John r.
Hylan, inclosing to this bunco- -steerer
and swindler, this man with long
criminal record, and fugitive from
justice when he died, if recollect
Alright, having served two or three
prison terms in France and This
country? Whose note were YOU in
closing KINDLY thanking YOU for
your interest in my behalf. John r.
Hylan'? VIII you say that this is q
forgery? Hardly. He had his day in
court and would not take it. THE
World" charged him with this and he
sued them for libel. He brought his
suit before election. He never sought.
! his day In conrt. because when The
election was over, he went up and paid
in costs and asked Judge Cropsey to
, discontinue 1t.
1--WE are talking on this direct
issue. Is he fitted from his character
] ability and business record to be the
chief executive of the greatest bust
ness corporation in the world?
His Connection With Bank
The next step in the prominent busi-
ness career, the experience which would
fiji him to be the chief executive of the
! largest corporation in the world, was
the Eagle Savings and Loan Company.
He was elected director November,
1910, and served for some time until
1a1a. just before his election the
president and president vent to
Sing Sing and the Banking Department.
reorganized it, and the Judge, his
honor, came in as one of the new di-
rectors.
"You would have thought, knowing
that one of the directors was a ae-
faulter Of the bank funds in some $685.
600, that great legal lumihary like his
honor would have had that sort of thing
impressed on him. He did not have but
when they came to follow up this thing,
. because they had to be called up again,
it passed away with loss by su...e
5000 poor people of all the money that
some of them had in the world. We
get this comment on 1t from the Super
intendent Of Banks.
From the information have OBJ
tanned, do net believe it possible that
the present officers of the Eagle Saw
Fngs and Loan Comany can continue
in office, and full reorganization of the
ssociation has already commenced. ,
And the shareholders of the ASSOCIATION
wrote to Governor. Whitman among
other things: For Ave years--that