The evening world. Newspaper, April 2, 1919, Page 8

tt ee 0 0 LOFT ROBBERY. Braids Stolen and Safe Broken Open. iher loft robbery which the police Mot reported was disclored to-day & Wortheim, dealers In sitks, 18 West Mh Strect, who announced Wore was robbed Sunday night $6,000, | re made theif entrance | rear fire escape and ft in| ried away their loot. Thoy| | . no wind she was cree iw. Sud ng near an open stepping on a he reached the window and he No, 204 Manhattan Avenue, and down into the basement apartment of | Mrs, Katherine Dinkelmeyer, who no- oF 5 tiffed Detectives Morrell ned the safe, which contain and Fit aid and Policeman Iti Sheoont books. — were sent from the 100th Street Bta- = SS ” . | tion, and the wounded woman told “Jealousy,” She Tells Police, | them Joseph Garris« SALTO NUTS and Alleged Assailant cde Nd Is Arrested she replied: epenceaanaed “Like everything else, it is a cane igure nutritious food. 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BOYS’ SHOES, 4.50 to 7.00 Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York ea ne te nee ee |bert Granville, No. jda He |t | replied The main reason for this being “freedom of the immediately obtained when Ma bought them a OOKID” SHOES. y ( i { ( { ( \ ( \ INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES \ \ ( ( \ ' ( \ ( i OG a EN mee ONE MAN IS SHOT, ANOTHER BEATEN, BY TAXI BANDITS . nn Liberty Bond Dealers Attacked in Office Opposite Penn- sylvania Terminal. Detectives to-day ferries and railway terminals on tho are lookout for two taxicab shot beat another and man, escaped with $2,500 in money, Liberty bonds and War Saving® Stamps in view of crowds passing in and out of the Pennsylvania Station. William H. Burroughs of Lindturst, IL. I, @ real estate dealer at No, °:7 Wert 34th Street, opposite the en- | trance to the Long Island rection of |the terminal, also deals in Liberty Bonds. One of his associates Is Al- 608 West Street. Hig office is in an old-fash- | loned house with furnished rooms on the upper floors, A youthful foreigner called yester- afternoon and sold two $50 Lib- erty bonds, At 7.30 last night he came back with another youth who, he explained, also had bonds and stamps to sell, es, : to pay for the bonds. “Throw up your hands!" demanded the visitors as they pointed auto- matic pistols, “Is this an April fool joke, or are if you acting for the movies?" Granville, asked “It i's @ joke, the joke is on you,” B robbers us he one of the reached for the wallet. here! the butt of his pistol, and he fell. His assailant then took his wallet, containing several hundred dollars and Liberty Bonds worth about $2,000, including the ones they had sold to They ran from the office to a waiting taxicab Bur- | the dealer, from the safe. and were fost in the traffic, roughs had run to a Window and shouted, noise of t taken to e street. 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Aswistant District Attorney Samu * being held a prisoner father Friday, saying left her would find the other two men and turn them over to detectives. She has not been seen since, at PAWNBROKERS JOKE VICTIMS | Pawnbrokers were victimized yester- jut his cries were lost in the ievue Hospital after the surgeon had stitched up the wounds Detectives Say They Found Goods| Valued at $65,000 in Accused Men's Factory. 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