The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1914, Page 24

THE [atten “Greeny,” @ soft-volced, simple looking Ind of twenty, lately down"—an the polite phrase is—from doing one year in the pen! entiary on Blackwell's Iniand for¥forgery. He returned to his home, ‘No. 278 South Second strect, Brooklyn, late in Sep- tember, | Three daya inter somebody pre- sented at the State Bank, No. 876 Grand strest., New York, @ check for #10 bie to bearer and neemingly ROSENBERG PXED MODERATION Rosenbere, “came ADDED 4 alias “Ruteh” wien ¥ Dr. J. N. lilnkoff of No. 254 East Broadway. It wan not until the doctor had his books balanced and examined the re- turned vouchers that the formery was Aiscovernd, That was last Monday. Not only wan the first check for $10 a forgery, but It waa followed by another for $20; then another for $35. Noxt tho forgor, Ike the late Lord Clive, marveled at his own moderation and rained the amount to $60. A fow days later he cashed one for 940. It was about this time that Dr. Ziinkotf Aiscovered the forgeries. The police were notified. Then Rosenberg atrofied into the bank and iaid down another forged check—thia time for $85. “Where did you get thin?” the teller asked “Butch” meantime notifying the police. “Me fader tolt me to git half of it in tens an’ the rent in fives,” replied It makes more the innocent looking “Butch.” _ dishes per Deteotive Dalton came in Just then ‘ of and invited the youth to a cell. than any oat “Ah-h-h, ya got me wrong,” he pro- meal. tested. “I never done it! Th’ other fella down in Allen street gimme all » Costs less than them checks to cash, an’ all he gimme| — Sc a dish. wus @ quarter every time.” Almost overnight Milady “Ie that #0?" asked the detective, and locked hifm up, To-day “Butch” had become no reconciled he obligingly wrote @ few lines. 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KNITS TO AID SUFFERERS FROM WAR In Two Nights He Finishes About a Yard of Shawl “Vhile Society Peo- ple at Hot Springs Look On. HOT SPRINGS, Ve., Nov. 13.—John D. Rocket-ti-, jr. Lae doen knitting a shawl in we lobby of the Homestead Hotel for the last two nights. heavy rray yarn. Knitting is complishment for Mr. Rocket had never tried it until yesterday, when he was sitting with his wife, W. H. Chesebrough, Mrs. Richard Perkins and Mrs. N. W. Chadwick, the women all knitting. ig ree 6 suggested that inasmuch as | the jer Foundations ts atege! ful, the! the necessary touch. Cotton gowns can also be washed, but in washing be sure not to use the water too hot. The material is eure to shrink if you do. The clever manager can make two evening gowns do her @ whole sea- were killed and one probably fatally in- Jured here early to-day in two accidents at the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing. Robert Wasson were killed and R. dpred ‘when a@ fast train crashed into heir automobile. The other two men in the automobile escaped injury. sengere but no panto. but no panic. GULDEN'S nm might os help with | TRY ITON 4 Ngedies and yarn | Sandwiches. A Soteinne and Mr. Chesebrough 4 Salad feeble attempt. Mr. Rockefeller, ; Ham,Cheese, Dressing however, went at the work with spirit, | gsedines, soon got the hang of it, and persevered yd by adding for two hours. Last night he was con- | Roast Beef, vinegar tinuing and had about @ yard done. Corned Beef. MAKES Cold and Hot Meats Testy Mustard, READY TO USE. 10 CE! ey Delteatocsen, CJ Grocery Tooreee coll aacadias Uh Bohl THREE KILLED AT. CROSSING. Auto and Wagon Smashed at Same Spot by Trains. 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