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, Lindsay Is Caught
in Overbroek Hetel
, CenllnUfcl from rare Od t
,cnec .Tarac.s lin? been grttlng SITS a
month for jeau."
f Asked If lip hed tecclved ni muh
ns S.'HKI.OOO ftem Mw, Duke, l,lniaj,
according te .Mr. Murphy, respended:
''Hint 1 rubbish "
"Was ii anywhere near $.".00,000?"
".Ne. Declilcilly net
Hip trulli."
I'm telling jeii
"Hew much de you ewe theae worn
'en'1'
"Te be flank with you, I can't tell
you." ( .
T.ituNny was ntri'sled lnst night at
Green Hill Farms, n fashionable apart
ment hotel nt City Line avenue and
Lancaster plle.
A rnnnfrr.vvlde search bad been in
slltiitni for MmKnv aflpr Iip dl-an !
pen red from his Sen t It N.vncl, N". Y., j
home
He hail engnged u elaborate Mille '
a uin iie-ieiry neie - piinir. iiinreum
ami bath. Almul foiling their way
lulu It's room, the detective found him
clad In tiilk paJHrna", breuillr Mnpetl
v, ith blue.
He nod Mis. t.liwKay had been lliPie
i fur three day under th u.iiue of "Mr
laud Mrs. HroeU." nnd had given a
New Ynik nddresv. Ue wag traced there
hv liia lintrnffp.
! "When one of the detectives watched '
the VM111I..W of I.indsaj's suite nnd
nneiher went te the nar of the hotel .
te i.nril iigaiii"! hit escape Twe
nihil went te the second tloer tulfe.
'P'ipv knocked en ihe deer. Imt there
ii no answer.
"Come en. l.imKiv . open the deer."
-ii, i one ei i lie detectives "Tl.viu's no
i.-e sliaiiiinliii; any leiieer."
Wi'li that thi" deer opened slowly.
l'i'i I ind-a.v. i lad in silk pnjainus, ap
peiireil In the doervvnv,
Ilee nlni; en the dele, t'ves, l,lndi-ay
.'ihI.ciI niiat ail the remm uleu ivn
ubeui .
"l.itnNav . you rite under arrant,"
said lVteetlve Itedd; , of the New
Yerk police.
.... i,i..,,. .i ...vv.ni. a i iriiuru
the man in the doervvny In a hlthlv '
"Mv name Is Hroeki, SU", repued
disnitied ieiip. "I'm "
"Ye.ii' numc is I.IdiIjbv," cut In the
detePtive.
The. detect 'v produced a photograph
of Lindsay that he had otelith! with
him from tie Keines' Cillery in
,w Yeik. I
"I'm the Man Yeu Want"
It s no ii-e. 'Hat s me. Mid I. Ind
mv . v In n srevvn the phnlegrnpu.
ia
lui- .Htm ou want.
He wiiv then nllei.ed le dies", vvhieli
di'iivt'.ie- -hid leek fin unusually lone cover-. She aKe has had dramatic mil
time. n he i-J extremely attentive te his ' bilious.
appearand
I'eiuc taken fiem the hotel in this
niatine- wn n great shock te the guests,
wh'i bad bun mis-ked down as some
"di-i.tuiiifheil gent'.etuan" vilie was
spend. ii a viiiutleti nnd vety likely
n iiiilliO'ia.te.
He arrived a! Green Hill I'arm Sat
nrdnv meriiiin;. and h:i baguage fei
lowed shortly afterward from the Uelle-vue-Stnttferd.
where he had stayed
previously tar tevernl days.
.Wording te Merrf Weed. man-
aser et liieen illll raims. L.ndsav
i...,i....i ,,...ir. h-.li" .. ,!.,. -,,k,... i. .,-.,.
mtik, nir n srleetlen. Then be chose
the m,i,t exclusive suite iu the whole
hotel, one en the ce, end Heel .
There had been ti gen-ial I'tt.ng of
evebrews a- be appeared m inaliune.
or when be came down te the lebbv te
lead. Ue had taken no one Inte' bis
.....,ii.u... , ,i, .t..t i,i ft... ,ii,..
tlv -.pressed the' belief that be went
te the hotel te ply his trade upon some ,
of the wetilthv widows there. In ense
that M'nrili for him was given up.
LIihImiv wu token from the hotel te
Ihe Aulmere jelbe -ttitte. and would
I live spent tie night there but for his
uuv.nc waived extradition and con
en'ed te go laik te Xe'v eik witu the
detirtives.
When a-ked If b would go back and
fin.' tin- charges LlruKiv said:
'I ,nnt le go bui'k iu-t as een as
Iie-ibl(. 1 gees-, th.it : i- .1 is a-, well
te fa e ,lie iniiM''
l.imi-ay then l"ld the police that "lets
of people had "lied" about him and
that he would go liaek and straighten
thing- e it "
Kills te I.ee lllijiilly
I .; :t 1-n v did nor dlsiegard his a.i t
dlgnitv vvl.en h" admitted thai he ivn
the nun th" peln e wanted. In fact, lie
in tej well the part of a "titiancter."
II- lentinued te beast of bi maiiv
"Influential auiialntiu.. es ' and tebl of
huring iii'Miibeisliip in the Domine Club,
of New Yei'u. Thar club is eompe-ed,
he irtld. eniuuly ef "rtnamlers nn,j
bankets. ' and ii is se exclusive that
fieie an' enli tive Leys In existence
that" will tit the ileui of the .stab-
nlitnni. I.indsav medestlv i.nid that
be wnc one of the live meinbe's who
whip allowed te held one of the keys
Mi.-". I.!tiU-uy left the Owi brook
he el bis morning and went te New
Yeik
Dupe Waits Chance
le "Punch" Carrier
C u!lnud from I'.iki (in
I'ln'ei- as '0!.sidejn.,i,ii fm bl be
en. In . n1 lira in h initliiigei Alter
'.i it t -a, Img was lasy nod -eem
ii ;'.y I'Mative for all loriiernie. f"i'
i e -i..it wa- '.I ;,,)ii hi all 7." per
ier.t or the itjl net juetlts from snies
aiiii ('f tint ' per 'iin went te Davis
an I le e the -te, klielder- divided pre
rafi Tlie bit1 j in e '..' II." per ''M was
the IPielps of tl( I n.'i'l S'OH I otn etn
I'BU .
l.lll.eil loe Vluill
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n i i i, ,i 'i.i,
i! ." - Tbrv wi-k
flr ! i.n ft ri I urn rr
nlwii's prmuisiii;
ileli.g nn thing When I had Interested
sisrv r.i'ir f,i.-eiis, wrote 'iti'l asked
that t!.e7 send me u.n te lip clean
up here end make i' pes'ibV fe us
te e,,ii Mi- s'pp IJ-i t!,i answers
were alwavs evasive and t'.e never
even .'.d ti.-.e t a al'i " it the build
ing." lie aiMeil 1 i.n t he ban b"Ptl siis'.j, ' i.
of ''niTler and 1 ,s a .e, .ai. , ',,r L,,
!a't Mute sTi.iiitl.s- , ',,ng cnfireipi
Hstndav vvitl Cl.ai.es Laid,
pte-ideu of tl. I irst National Cen,
pane, undirwi ' -i - of t,i. c.'iie s ,
of t!i" I'liiteu . .'., Step -i 1 elded
nothing I.mnh. rni Ii.ii.s, r.as nl.
iiie-t igneiHiit of i In ' i.vl.r. ,.f tit
company.
DiivIh, w be Ins n wi'r .-ind iv . ii .
dr'a. bus umiie a 'niiiruiii'ieii of enl
two per cent en bis -a'.es much be'on, be'en,
Ing '.eunected with Carrier nearlt a rear
age, tins being paid by the I'nst Na
tional Company. His ii'.vnrd was te
have bctii the nianafifinent of the branch
store in HuMiing, L. 1.
Mr. Cobb n. dl&ruriMng 'he Mimmens
for 'ariler, mid
' The tennis point wen emit m June
bv William I". IIetlkin, nnd was te
navi been paid fei in two installments,
uelieii of which hns been fei tin eming."
The nMitiils. for ibe lleeehhursf estutp
all las' sttminei were paid hv the I'nit'd
titiiiriintv. i be lielding feiupany thieugh
vvhlcli the tnck of the Aute Stores
wus held. :n cording le F, Liiiiibden
llere, the owner. This, in the fnce of
the unteiucnt of Carrier that be bad
I'ethlng te de with the affairs of the
I lilted tiu.irnniy i einpiiny. Creditors
i-ny thnt he in reallry contrellei
corporation. Cnrrler will be uiv
(bance te explain, tufrf nl a henrlni
toinerrovv. 1
i-ny thnt he In reallry controlled the
ven a
if here
Alex II. Kescnbum, un attorney
I .. I .. 1 I ' . . . , v " . i ,.i
of Fltiaiilrnr, nnd a stockholder In the
United Aute Sterps, said yesterday1 that
these Interested In the vicinity bad net
heard of the circumstances Involving
tbc company' going Inte the hands of
receiver until last Saturday.
"There nre sltty-five of in, I (lilnk,
thnt beitjtbt stock from Davis, because
It looked like a tine plan," he said.
They nil took the limit of S-KX) worth,
tne. Incldenlnlly, It wan fold nt S."() e
share, while iiny rurb lireker could get
It for yen nt $Ki. lte.vnbatiin said
tlie scheme hail lenciveil the (I. k. of
iitiielnw of a hnuu at 1- liislilng. Up
uiimitted Hint lie himself liail heuglit
without any investigation. Only lnxt
week a ''boem'' circular telling of the
splrndld progress of the concern came
te him through the malls, he said.
A tfanch supporter of "Hud" Car
rier l Hugh flermtey, proprietor of the
fctabltq In Flushing, from which enmr
the Iterp for the famous week-end
pal lies en the. neechhur!t estate.
"A geed fellow he was," said Oerm-
ley,
If lit enme In here tomorrow ami
nUcil for n herte he would gel It. Per.
,"n ''e Ii In hard luck, hut 1 de net
bellevr he - dihuriet
It.wil. Arreunt a "Nuisance"
t'anler kept but little of hit, funds
1 near the place where he Im reputed te
have spent i much of thorn. J. W.
Stanley, cashier of the l'lr-l Xatieiml
Hank of Whltestene, admitted that
tbete vs un account there, and that
It wan still neltve. with nothing In It.
..... ,1'' "".',' ;" .""V."' n bBd ?1UV eal'
ue ;ih(I a naiui. n entt one. s.tlil
;V"u'7i i fc . . .'
H1" telephoning here about the lime
they were presented, le see whether or
net there were sutiUlent iunds. Of
I'eurse. we never paid them until the
motley was Jut,. 'Hip neeeunt vvh a
nulMitiie most of the itine "
M.s Hilda t'rawfeid, the pteity hru
ueite of this city, who is rpnnrtetl te
he imp en the imtstatidint; lii;uies in
('.liners lit'e nt dip l.etiK Tsland es
Lite, dctiiis vlitorelisly nil knewledse of
at toil ion lavished upon her by the youth
who spent his money se freely, t-spp
dally during his stuy at Iteechliur.it.
She lefused te he lmiilleated in the
steile.s of Ids; RHy Mitnmer nnd the
week-end parties that "pepped" up the
natives for miles around, at least with
,
0,&'P
Mls Crawford tn wetl.lnsr at present
a n stenographer in Xew Yerk. She
branded n ridiculous the statement
that farrier lind beee setidtng her te
diainatlc m hoel or had made her sifts
of any sort.
Lvery word of thee stories is un
true, Mie itepinreil veliemeiitly. I mis
pect that thev eanii' 1 1 em two women,
, but 1 :iin net mre "
Miss Oravvt'etd is :i Philadelphia!! and
N noted for her beauty, she luivlni; been
1 seiikIu after as a model for mairazlne
Uo.vlesleivu Men Invevted
fluens of Doyleslevvn nre incensed
ever tile oieriitlens of a team of five
nlesini'ii who "winked" the town and
I'euutrv -ide for an estimated total of
.s-HUHUt.
Fermer Judge lllrani Yerkes. of
Doyleslevvn, bought ,1H00 in Aute
Stoics stei 1. Anether prominent "p11
ent" Is . 11. Lly, n Main i-fieet dry
geed- inelili.ini. A. X Helljer. guragc
keeper, put In $000. His garage was-
local headquarter for the Aute Stores
liie . for ti time, bur he demandisl te
ee a tmancla Mntemeut, and when he
failed te get II. put. the agents of the
;V" Stervs "ul et hU SRla- ,eerge
Origgs whs "matir.ger et the Deyle-
f"u uf'i'""1'. vvhlcli was opened, and
h' tee. was induced te put money into
A,J' ftere. Inc.. Meck
Ihe crew ut live men is sukl te have
departed by iiulimiebile when tbey
' ' '' corporation was In 'reuble
and te have left a beard bill behind
tin m at the Do.v!c-tewn llelel.
.le-epb L. Kuit. Assistant I'nited
.-tates Distrii'l AMeiney. who icpte
ii-iits the tediters and nivivers of the
I'nited Stores, late yesterday afternoon
.lited ' lie elliee- of the ceiuern heie
and ordered Catlier and his. decretery.
I. It. Ureslaiier. out.
"I personally lenducied them from
ihe pkue." said Mr. Kim. "beiause1
il.ev had ab-eliitely no right in theie.
Anether step ngalnL the L'nited
Aute Stoics Company will be taken to
morrow, when a heating en n petition
for reieivi'inhip of Hie i-tuik medium,
the I'nited tiuaruti'y Company, will be
held in the I'nited States District
Cnui'l. in te cerduni'v with the action
taken by .ludge Thompson ve-ferdiiy.
Gave rp SiMBO Liberty Itends
Mi's. F.lla A'andergrift. Kddlnjtlen
Pa., came le the etficP" today and told
IMurind W. Klrby, attorney for the
leiein'rs. that sile bud been inducetl te ,
bu tiltv shales nt Sel) it sliiite and had
tendered in payment .yjltr.e in Liberty
bends and SlfiO In cash. The glib -ales
WUJ( v.iii,riK )0 lecelve Liberty bends
am i,u,,,i t0 bave dealing- w th patri-
tin ii tiiii in i in tn iinntit - n it-. t i .
tic i it!.ens,'
News wus received from .New Yerk
Step Up And We'll Tell Yeu!
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with
m
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rd-jyn.
THE charm of the beautiful furniture in the
VALIANT Galleries makes immediate ap
peal te the visitor. The rich tones of fine
weeds, the grace and exquisite taste of the
designs, the durable, masterly construction
combine te produce pieces of soundest value--at
astonishingly moderate prices for such supe
rior quality.
IMPORTANT NEW SETS FOR THE
BED-ROOM, DINING-ROOM AND
BREAKh'AST-ROOM
Krf .ion iasjt ccauir.r ic rnsiniai - i I'l S .i.ld! .U
Kll VALIANT PRICES ARE MODERATE" I
i tsi
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that Judge UiiniL of the Southern Dls
ttict Ceuit, had nppeinted Messrs.
Jlurch nnd Whltaker. the jecelvers,
ciliary receivers for two Meres in New
Verk Slate. Arnens the mejvII "nSBctii"
thnt will be nebaed tn New Yerk Is the
furniture In the elliecs nt IS JO V.aal
Kerty.fli'st fctreitt, formerly occupied by
Cnirlei'.
ninplejes in the local office of the
I'liltcd Aute Stoics have been teduecd
fiem thir(ytlw te four. All nte tie
imindltii; their money nnd rrcclvine a
stirnnces that tiliey held preferred claim
njjniiist the ruilioiatleii.
Mr. Klrbt, 'who is spending most of
Mk limp nt tlse ceminy' ernceK. inld
today that conditions found en czninln
Ins; the book lire "ilmply brutal."
"U. P." Fer Maxl Premised
"I often vvtjndered what the '15. P.
flood for In the middle of Edward It.
P. Carrlcr'H nninc," said Mr. Kirbv.
"I knew ntfvv It means 'Had Prem-J
i0H ' Uertiwinly lie never made nnjr or
his premises. Reed.
"Therc'p one man in Ihe organization
I want te k'vp credit te. Up Is Itnlph
S. Moere, who had 'hatce of n crew
at Kingsten. V V. lie wanted te win
one of the weekly prizes of MOO nnd
u Koltl feiinuain pen iVir deln the jjreat
et nuieiiiH of businiti'. He had twen ,
ty.vpven ieilified ch'ks. each for $180.
paid In for deck. "When he henrd of j
the crash he handed each of the checks,
back te its rightful owner. Then he
borrowed carfare te. come te Phllndel-1
phln te try te taVse $U0O te tret bin,
salesmen out of lieek' nt the Eaglel
Hetel. Five men nre held there until i
they can pay their beard bill."
Mr. Kirby ald the examination of'
the books Dhows thrre were about ROOO1
.stockholders nnd slme-t $B,OO0.000 In
stock void. 'I'hi'isirporntlen asked nnd
received. Mr. Kfirby tnid, iiermlsslen
te vvJtliIield lis report te the State
Aiiditur Oeiieial fieln February 2.'t te
Apill .".
The etTnes of the Mutual fiuaranty
t'oriieratlon teniairipd erx'ii today, with
ciKin sins hiitina; aoetu ueiiia; nothing
KISSED FATHER HE SHOT
1 Bey Serry, but Had te Protect
! Mettor
I Wiieelln--. XV. Va., Feb. 28. (By A.
' P.) August Hankt. fourteen years eld,
;wbe vvns arrested late last night after
ibis father. Henry "Hankc, had been ahet
1 nnd killed In their home here, today
vvns allowed te return te Ida mother,
whom, the police declared, be was de
fending when the shots were tired. Carl
llachman. prosecuting attorney, said he
would lay nil the evidence before the
(Stand Juty and allow that body te de
cide whether the boy should be prose
cuted. According te Ihe police, the boy con cen
femtd te Uie fbentln-, saving thnt his
futber was nbiiMtig his mother, and that
he warned him te desist. The story was
supported, the police ndded, by Mm,
IlAuke, who told them thnt. nfter two
shots bad been tired. Atis-tiPt steeped
ever his father, nnd kit-sing htm, said :
"I'm sorry, pep, but I teuldn't help
it."
Hnnke, the police said, smiled nt the
boy and died.
Mitchell
Fletcher
Ce.
Feeds for
the Lenten
Season
Columbia River Salnea
Japanese Crab Meat
Yarmeatk Bloaters
Freacb Sardinei
Finnan Haddie
Russian Caviar
Salt Mackartl
Spruct S',-1,0
18th & Chestnut Sts.
12th & Market Sis.
5600 Gerauntewn Ave.
Atlantic City, N. J
Vdii l.ki ten: a store n'jilit eti Bie.ul street
between Smisetn and Walnut with show
windows that will attract thousands of
passcrs-bv ripjir in the center of c en
tiling and iu bccau.se it's up one flight
et staiis, en save eneuRli tneticv in rent
te eli! vc jjufss von knew what te de
We'll he glad te Jjlvc von plans, details
and am suggestions, hivc-vrar leases can
be arranged. Why net phone, wtite or
Kiine in and talk it evei ':
Mastbaum Bres. & Fleisher
I4J4 Se. Penn Sijuair
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