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LAST EDITION , LAST EDITION COPS CONTINUE TO i WEEGHMAN DENIES DRAG WAITRESSES HE HAS INTEREST TO POLICE STATION I IN CHICAGO CUBS THE DAY BOOK An Adless Daily 'Newspaper. N. D. Cochran, .d?$&!-- Te1, Monroe Editor and Publisher. v3s& Automatic 51-422. 500 South Peoria St 398 By Mail, 50 Cents a Month.- VOL. 3, NO. 132 Chicago, Wednesday, March 4, 1914 ONE .CENT IMPORTANT WITNESSES IN RICH MAN-YOUNG GIRL CASE MISSING Criminal Attack Case Against John P. Cummings Called Hotel Clerk, Hotel Chambermaid and the Hotel Register Reported Gone Case Rivals Thaw-White Sensation. When the case against John P. Cummings,. wealthy manufacturer, "charged with a criminal attack on' Dorothy Moore, the nineteen-year-old stenographer, was called in Judge Scully's court today it was learned" that the clerk df the Albany Hotel on duty the night of the alleged attack had disappeared. The chambermaid, who was there that, night, is also gone and the regis ter of the hotel is-reported destroyed. This' is the latest, chapter in- the story told by the young girl, who swore out a warrant agalnst-the rich, man at the -request of her parish, priest The story told by the Moore girl is more shocking than the story of the ruination of Evelyn'Nesbit Thaw by Stanford. White. In the Evelyn Nesbit story the girl was lured to the man's studio in the Madison Square tower an there her degradation accomplished. In the story told.1 by Dorothy Moore, Cum mings invited her to lunch ab the States Restaurant and there doped her, . -