Samuel Furstenburg, attorney for the
couple, criticized the narcotic squad
for, as he said, "misrepresenting the
case, particularly to the newspaptfft."
He added:
"The theatrical and hysterical meth
ods which were reported when tho case
was given to the press were such as to
attract persons who had never used nar
cotics to Chinatown to become addicts
rather than to assist In controlling the
drug situation.
"This woman was mentioned as the
'white queen of Chinatown.' She may
have queenly attrlbues, but she It not
a queen of any locality. Reports stated
that there were silk carpets on the
floors of the apartment. As a matter
of fact rag carpets covered them."
SALVATION ARMY FUND
HAS LUNCHEON TO-DAY
Committeemen Will See Afo
tion Picture.
Charles M. Schwab Is among the 75
prominent business and professional
men serving on the citizens committer
In charge of the Salvation Army's home
service appeal for 1600.000 to be raised
In New York City May I to 10, It was
announced yest<yday from Salvation
Army headquarters, 122 West Four
teenth street.
James Speyer is chairman of the com
mittee which will help finance the
Army's local welfare and relief work
during the coming year. The vlce-chair
men are Frederick Housman, Robert
Adamson. George Gordon Battle. Will
lam H. Edwards, Charles E. Hughes. :
Jr., K?"rmlt Itoosevelt, Alfred E. Smith,
Henry W. Taft and Or over A. WhaJen.
Tho committee will take luncheon to
day at the Midday Club. 25 Broad street.
A motion picture depicting the city wide
social service activities of the Army
will be shown.
Leading Artists to Be Ar
rayed Against Hylan (?roup
at City Hearing.
GREAT CROWD EXPECTED
Serious Thinkers Urged to
Take Snacks With Them
to Aesthetic Battle.
