The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1913, Page 11

BURGLAR FEES MNOS SHOES; COBBLESTONES CAUSE HIS DOWNFALL cy (He Has to Slow Up When He Comes to Them and Police- man Captures Him. 7 . Because Jakie Lichkowits, alias Ro- @enderg, a former resident of Elmira Reformatory and of the jall in Phila- Gelphia, forgot to attach shock absorb- ers to his feet when he removed his shoes in the hallway of the tenement at No, 179 Madison street early to-day Jakie is now in jail on a charge of Durglary. He tried to run in his stock- ing foot, you see, and everything wont well until he struck the cobbles of Pike street. Mrs. Charlotte Horowitz, who tives on the first floor of the Madison street ten- ement, awoke in the darkness before the dawn to find three men in her bed- Foom and living room, busily rummagin, through drawors and closets. When burglars presented and warned her that screaming was not the proper thing for her to do under the circumstances, But Mrs. Horowits continued to scream, The vigilant ears of Polic: looly of the Madison strei caught the notes of alarm, and he ran to the tenemnt whence they issued. He was just in tii fo see a figure speed down the street. Gilooly fol- lowed, drawing his revolver and threat- ening to shoot. The fugitive main- tained @ good lead until he came to the Pike atreet crossing, where there were cobbles instead of asphaltum. There the policeman caught the thief and @iscovered why there had been « elack- ening in speed. The fying burglar had no shoes. Back to the tenement where Mra. Horowitz lives « the policeman and big captive, who was Jakie. The two other burglars had long since fled over back fences, but Jakie's shoes, mute ‘witnesses in condemnation, were found fm the hallway. Jakie said, before they locked him up ‘se of burglary, *hat he had @one into the hallway to sleep, had there removed his shoes and when he heard a lady scream, had bounded out to tum in a fire alarm, just on general principles. a M’ANENY TO TALK SUBWAY. Boreugh P City Conterem George McAneny, President of the Borough of Manhattan, will speak to- might on “The New Subways; Their Influence on the Remaking of New | ret York,” in the Assembly Hall of the ‘United Charities Bullding, No. 106 East Twenty-second street, at the opening aession of the fourth New York City Conferenes of Chatittes and Correction. | ‘The general topic for the first meet- ing will be “Municipal Needs.” Other @peakera to-night include George B. Word, lecturer on city planning, of Columbia University, who will speak on “The Necessity for Planning Suburban Development in Anticipation of Bub- way Completion,” also 0. F. Lewis of the Prison Aesociation of New York, Frederic C. Howe of the Peo Insti- tute, Del . 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