New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
supplemented by the activities Of loon,
district attorneys" VI 'oVa'
Wall Street Fight. Saxs p.

district attorneys" 'VNs'
Wall Street Fight. Says Banton
"The first comment of A., ~.
when shown the memorandum va. "''o'
This sounds like John C. M;lIhnrx
Argument before The Senate ma a.
sembly against the Betts bill soa,u
hands" Oh my
"Thee Betts bill" Mr.. Benton con
c,nusu. requires statement to ho
MED by the company with tho Deno,,
ment OF State. The katlin bjl, o,i,'o.
svenslhE I,E and visitation powers q III.
Banking Department. vac
zoe hati'n bill is move j., tho
rlrht direction. I. goes fnrtbor ,'e
inc Betts bin and ought 10 pass "'I'' ~
WI meet q situation we arc confro.,,ot
WIN IN the prosecution OF the bu,katl
shop cases. As things stand now -
people can clair, the protection of tb',
constitution. and the Martin INV w s
not effective" ~
me committee on the Amendment Of
we Law - composed of Louis Marsb,I
In1'' man samson tachman. Robert
I've Luce John Godfrey SAKE. Nelson
~, 9pSnNer, harian +. Stone. CHARLES
:, ,,Suneus eFry. Curtis A. Peters and
"o"eft = JohustonN Mr.. Iohnstono ~
member Of MIR. Banton's ste,g .,,a =
S"iH ne hsd not voted thereto, ~,
'he memorandum. y"
hard B~ttle Over Books
pastr,et , Attorney Banton ssid YES
'Nfaay that if necessary he vo,,ld to,,o
an appeal 10 The United S,aIns en- S',
Nrene Court IN his Ieterminatior -
obtain the books of bankrunt h,,oi.o,' 90
age houscs chat figure in buc, sho,,
com plants. ''' "''Sho OF
" ME Federal Judge Hand rccentlz.
'e'd mat the District Attorney ha1 :
'E'', o. SoeeSs TO the hooks OF the do
'uhet "rr' of 4. D. pier & Co.. hsca,,se
p+.N' oPt nad delivered the books
.',,OV.'N'''oh@ilN TO receiver. ,1c
county prosecutor has been ,op,,,o
10y restrained BY tho same court
rom taking possession Of the books of
,. = Ruslsy & Co.. also in banlrr,',,t to,. W.
IN botn eases the District Attornet H..
eFea the books IN order to choci. Nm
1o'n pants Of irregular methods in
stock transact oi1s. -
Nonacc to Inquiry
DISCREET Atteruov Ban4o,, so,d 49,.
his investisatioa and 1T' nToaoc"i;a, sn'u '"S
bucketshop charges would be- ser;"n.I,. u'-Eu T..
,oiocAeo u rc We're unable TO Obtain mo
oooks of concerns involved in co,,-
plainte 'V"'-
An important arrest was mado ,os
tte7oaN NJ connection with the csec rs
ranklin. TAYLOR & Co.. Of e7 Exchsneo
Race. noembers Of which sre aIin..e',
20 haVc heeced David Gardiner. real{h,.
&c q. pita'ist. Of East Elghtv.secnnd
street, q $4,000 in take stock trans-
actions. Arthur l.. Evens. a merber
Ii Ii me H'm: Wes taken into custody at
ms home, 1876 Emerson Place. Rrooi.s
IIyn, by Detectives Mayer and Brow
EVens I, IS one OF the seven men indicted
February 10 on charges of grand lar-
ceny III the first degree. Five members
OF The group still are being sougbf
Nathaniel Lewis, Who was indicted
together with two others associslpJ
With the defurct brokerage nru OF
hory & Co. on charges Of grand lar
ceny IN the first degree, surrendered
yesterday. He pleaded not guilty be
lore Judge Grain and was released in
$500 bail. '''
One small brokerage concern was
added 10 the long list OF failures YES
tsrday. A G. Goodwin {. Co.. Of 42
Broadway, were taken ;nto the United
states District Court on a petition in
involuntary bankruptcy. which csti
mated their liabilities to be $4,000
and their assets $4,000.