The New York herald., 1922-09-30

shaul Sends an Inquiry.
Being an extremely persistent man he
wrote The following letter:
amsterdam. ". Y. Oct. s, 1921.
my dear Mr.. Doollng: I was obliged
TO return to Albany yesterday to see
the old employment force of Dillon &
! CO.. as it was too late to see them
when returned home Tuesday night.
Charles W. Sims. the manager, and
| Clarence j. Morse. the telegraph operat-
or. gave much information that will be
beneficial at the trial of Kastel ct al.
when once arraigned by you.
First of all. it is understood that the
court will not allow reeeiver to be
appointed for Dillon & Co.
| "a New York banking house in re-
sponse to inquiry, July ], 1921, said that
Daniel Dillon, aged So. married. resided
on the Grand Concourse. New York
City. Edwin (not Edward as / gave 1t
! to you) NJ. Post. "a years old, married,
residing in Flatbush section. Borough
of Kings, New York.
! Mr.. Sims also said that Richard
| Guest told him when in Albany re-
! Gently that he (GuesD owned one
| fourth interest in Dillon Il Co. bus
| iness. Guest is now employed by Korey
& CO., AZ Broadway, New York city.
and warrant in his name should be
served. Place this fellow under heavy
bail as he is considered 'slippery'-same
as other members of the firm.
''Kastel said to Sims. the Albany
manager. Never mind what other
members of the firm say-listen to me
II hired you and am your boss
1.-THE telegram received by the Albany
operator, Morse, of which / referred
to-. reads: Fay Shaul stocks are in
transfer. Expect them out every day
! (Signed) kastel'
..Kastel promised my stock to Sims
personally when Mr.. Sims recently vis-
tied their New York office.
Both Sims and Morse have volun-
fteered to be witnesses for US when the
case is ready for trial l feel positive
they have enough evidence to convict
Kastel. the man We are most inter-
ested in.
..Were you successful in getting in
dictments against members Of Dillon
& Co. concern?
"If can assist you further, please
.FAY SHAUL.
"P. S. Please keep me informed on
the progress Of case"
Shaul Jogs Dooling Again.
Silence continued and Mr.. Shau!
before once more jogging Dooling's ell
bow, thts time with the following:
rMY DEAR Mr.. DooLING: Will you
please let me know what is being done
in the Dillon & Co. matter. as / am
anxious to understand progress being
made by you. Presume you received
my letter last week giving data you re-
Quested me to get"
That, three days later October H.
1921. brought the following reply from
Dooling saying he was much occupied
and that he wanted more facts:
DEAR SIR: 1 have your letters of
October 6 and IA and regret that / was
occupied on trial that continued until
late Thursday. and I expect to start in
on another tomorrow.
"In the meantime have not been
able to give much time or attention to
the Dillon matter. but would be glad to
receive from you a statement. II pos
sible, in writing, from the manager OF
the Albany office, covering the different
occasions that he met p. +. X. and what
, the latter said on each occasion, and
also a statement from the wire man
with respect to any messages received
| by him emanating from r. +. K. ycs
Please give this your prompt at
tention.''
writes 10 DOOItnE Again.
Shaul obliged with more facts and
data and again sat back. but nothing
happened. and he went to Andrew j..
Culick. Assistant District Attorney OF
Montgomery county, where indictments
of the Dillon crowd had been obtained,
to see II culick could not get action.
His letter to Dooling was:
\ Your letter was received yesterday
4 frn ny-pf inc \ lf,xa
with Mr.. Sims at Albany. He is to look
over copies of all correspondence with
the New York office to-day and will
| mail same to me tonight. The wire
man at Albany said the operator who
worked for Dillon & Co. would certify
kastels telegram quoted in letter I sent
you on the 9Th inst. Both Messrs
Sims and Morse offered again yesterday
to appear before you to answer any
questions you desire to ask. providing
you want to see them this week. Next
week these gentlemen expect to engage
ir business for themselves and 1t will
not be convenient to get away from
Albany.
IF you will suggest just what sort OF
information you need from Messrs. Sims
and Morse we could arrange with the
Assistant District Attorney of this
county TO prepare the necessary state
ments. have them properly executed
and sent to you.
II am anxnious to learn what has
been done thus far in the matter.
wish 1t TO be understood that am de-
sirous of prosecuting the malefactors to
the end. Irrespective Of whether they
settle with me or not.
Il was informed this morning through
an attorney at Albany that George w
Martin. 80 Wall street. New York. had
been appointed receiver for Dillon q
Co. ! urge you, Mr.. Dooling. not to lose
any time in apprehending the five mer
whose names / gave you before they
have n chance of escaping"
tMr. Shaul said the names Of the
men referred to are Daniel Dillon
Augustus Toohill Edward Post. Phiir
Kastel and Richard Guest last named
claimed he owned one-fourth interest ir
Dillon & Col
please give me list OF questions
you want answered by both Messrs
Sims and Morse. or. II you think best
they can call at your office at stated
time and you can do your own ques-
tionng.
7 Count on me as working with you nj
all times In this matter and please dc
your utmost in rounding UP the gang
Culick Writes to DooIing.
culick himself wrote to Dooling or
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