The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1919, Page 7

AFTER ROBBING DRVERS Lured to Lonely Streets, Two Chauffeurs Are Beaten and Thrown From Cars. Gangs of stick-up men lured two taxi- ab drivers to deserted street intersec- tlona early to-day, robbed them of their night’a fares, threw them into the street » and drove away. ‘Three men hired Isaac Levy, No. 1680 Glay Avenue, the Bronx, at 50th Street and Broadway, about 3 A.M. and or- dered him to drive to 77th Street and Broadway. When the cab stopped one of the passengers stuck a gun againat Levy and ordcred him to climb Into the ead. Another took the wheel and drov inte Central Park. His companions robbed Levy of $20. An hour and a haif later Thompson ||F Brown, No. 150 West 66th Street, was hired by three men at the corner of 64th Street and Eighth Avenue and was told to drive to 48th Street and Madison | Avenue, There the same procedure as that used in the Levy robbery was fol- lowed and Brown robbed of $26 and a gold watch, a TENEMENT GOATS STEP IN WHERE PIGS FEAR TO TREAD, “Social Climbers” in Port Chester Roam From Basements to Fifth Floors, What reation there might be between @ pig and a goat in Port Chester, does not appear in the report of the Port Chester Board of Health, but the Board is looking very closely into the matter. All that they have determined in their investigation thus far is that the goats camp after the pigs in chronological or- der in the tenement district. Sanitary Inspector Harry ¥. Bits dis covered the goats. Last year they used to keep pigs for pets in the tenement basements until the porkers were ex- pelled after the influenza epidemic. Mr. Bits says that he found goats not only io the basements, but that they climbed ‘upstairs to the second, third, fourth and fifth floors—regular Rocky Mountain goats. Inspector Bits suggests that the so- clal climbers be licensed Uke dogs and other pets, and the corporat is looking into the legalit proceeding. The Board of lems advice with am eye on its own goat ———. WIFE AND CHILDREN SLAIN. Husband Finds Bodies With Bullet Wounds im Virginia Home. RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 4—When C. B. Slaughter, a contractor, returned home last night he found his wife, six- teen-months'-old baby and nine-year- oid daughter dead with bullet wounds tn thelr bodies and a third child mortally ‘wounded. The bodies of the children lay in thelr beds, while that’ of the was in the bedroom doorway. fore leaving home yesterday, Slaugo: ter said, his wife asked him to explala the use of a revolver, as she feared tramps. 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