The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 10

~GAUGHT IN GELLAR AFTERTHREATENING TO SHOOT FATHER seeattliipenens Richmond Hill Man Also Fired Twice at Policeman and Fled. Alleged to have threatened his fath- @’s life and fired twice at a polices man, Ajbert Stahman jr. twentys three years old, a bartender, at No 9200 Jamaica Avenue, Richmond Hill, Was arrested early to-day by three Policemen who crawled on all fours around a pitch-black cellar until they @inally surprised their quarry. The trouble, according to Stahman's father. for whom the boy works, be- gan when young Stahman claimed last night that certain money was due Bim, The boy had beon drinking, the favher says, and lost his temper, at fength drawing a revolver and threat. @ning to shoot unless the money was Banded over, The older Stahman rushed to the street and found Policeman Decker of the Richmond Hill Station was about to enter the saloon when young BStahman came out, levelled his revol+ ver at the officer and fired twice. Both bullets flew wide. Stahmag clicked the weapon several times and plunged down the cellar steps in an effort to aed but missed his footing and fell. Decker, secing that the boy was armed, got Policemen €chappert and larkin. No sooner had they ap- Proached the cellar door, however, than Gtahman shouted a threat to kill the first man that entered. After obtaining a description of the eelar layout from the father, the three officers crouched on their hands and knees and slipped through the entrance. Decker fired twice at the ling to bring some response from Gtahmen and ascertain his where- abouts. The ruse succeeded, The young man was found to have qrawied into a coalbin and barricaded the door. After fifteen minutes of manoeuvring the policemen rushed the bin, tore down the barricade and| @ubdued their prisoner before he had @ chance to fire again. Btahman was so badly injured by Mis fal he had to be attended by a surgeon. THREE ARRESTED FOR DENOUNCING A MOVIE Taken in Two Theatres Where Film Built on Recent Irish Revolt Is Shown, Following an atcempt to stop the Presentation of a moving picture en- titlea “Whom the Gods Destroy” in wo Harlem theatres last unt Mra! . ea Bohan of No. 604 West One junédred and Forty-first Street, John Killeen of No. 147 West Tenth Btreet and Thomas Stokes of No, 228 West nth were locked up in the West Hundred and Thirty-ffth Street iy obarged with disorderly con- The prisoners accused by managers of the houses with making " apeeches as the gicture waa wn, denouncing it as insult to Irish race, Mrs, Bohan appeared im the Annex Theatre, No. 246 West One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street, while the two men shouted their pro- $esta in the Odeon Theatre, No. 256 West One Hundred and Forty;fifth Street. Both houses are under the @ame management. According to some of the patrons, (Be movie ts built around the recent vier rebellion and is produced by the r+ Company. In the station the Prisoners continued a vio- t protest against the picture. They said to be members of the Friends Trish Freedom. Killeen and Stokes, later arraigned Bt ade Night Court, were fined each. ee DR. FINCH 215 West 42d St., = face ee 10 Kenmare SL, **,:°° toe 404-411 Fulton Si, 9, Mal Hire ‘Be Open ® to 7. Tell your grocer— Dsc Is the] Flour for Me SELV MAKING Packages Is Surprising to Many Thin, Weak Persons. (AN lost or found articles "wertised. in The “World rin "ba Usted at The World's Informas fon Bureau, Puiltzor Building Arcade, Park Rows World's wn Office, northwest core S8th Bt. and Broadway; 'e Harlem Office, 156 Wat 125th Sty and World's Brooklyn ¢ 202 Washing= fon Sty for 30 daya ‘following ttt @dvertiscment, See 0 ee thy _ ae EV " “VANUARY 10; 191% PEvuROUEEOEOOCLATLENEE Do give me another piece of Adams Black Jack Grandpa—I like the licorice in it so much, and asa always lets me chew it whenever I have a cold. Don’t you hear how hoarse I am. You little rascal, you’ve had four pieces today, but then I suppose I'll have to let you finish the package, ‘he }