The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1919, Page 19

~ MASKED BURGLAR LOCKS ROOM AND BEATS WOMAN Mérgaret Morrissey, I Maid, Held Following Attack on Mrs. Louise Schoengood. Mrs. Louise Schoengood, wife of Charles Schoengood, United States Auctioneer for the District of New ‘York, awoke soon after 5 o'clock this morning in her apartment at No. 140 ‘West 8th Street to find a masked Wurgiar standing over her, A tweed Fedora hat was pulled down over the intruder’s eyes and the coat was but- ‘toned closely up at the chin. Mrs. Schoengood screamed and re- ceived a terrific blow in the face from a blunt instrument which stunned her. Her cry aroused her husband, who was sleeping in an ad- joining room. He sprang to the con- necting door only to find it locked from the other side. He pounded at it like a wild man, shouting at the game time and his cries frightened the intruder, who escaped through another door. ‘The victim of the attack, with blood streaming from her face, staggered from her’ bed and unlocked her hus- ‘band’s door. assailant in stepping over a bolster on the floor, made a movement iike @ woman to pick up her skirts, On the kitchen table lay a pair of woman's black gloves. As they were examining them there came to the kitchen door Iéading into the outer hall a vigorous knocking and upon opening the door, Murgaret Mor- rissey, a maid who had been employed for four weeks by Mrs, Schoengood, was discovered in the hall. By this time the house was in an uproar and the occupants were | swarming into the hall on the ninth floor where the Schoengoods live. Dr, Hlmer Lee, who lives in the house, She declared that her| ~ ne came from the West 47th Street Po- lice Station. They learned that Mr. and Mrs. Schoengood had reached ‘their rooms at midnight. Mrs, Schun- food had laid on her dresser a $10,000 pearl necklace and other valuable jewelry. None of this had been touched. In the hall detectives found a coat and tweed fedora hat belonging to ‘Mr. Schoengood. They discovered a black pin in the lapel of the coat which Margaret Morrissey admitted was hers, but couldn't account for its presence in the coat. ‘The woman, thirty-nine years old. lives at No. 105 Bast 88th Street, and was not supposed to reach the apart- ment until 9 o'clock in the morning. She told the detectives that her early visit was because she had left two fifty dollar notes in the apartment when she left last night, and was 90 worried over their safety she could not sleep and finally decided to go to the apartment. She admitted the black gloves found on the kitchen table were hers and said she had left them thers the night before. From the Schungoods the detectives learned that in her four weeks of service Mrs. Schungood had scolded Margaret on several oc- casions for not obeying ordera. On Election Day morning Mrs, Schungood had told her to go out and maké some purchases, but she didn’t go until the afternoon by which time tte stores were closed. Mrs. Schungvod had determined to replace her with another maid. Mrs. Sohungood is known as a very handsome woman and her face is badly marked from the blows of the instrument. no trace of which has A Message Yrne know the rea) hr dead PE Diets s to tell you the will do, by ao the! | ber of imitations on the | the welfare of your baby. ‘Was summoned and pronounced Mrs, Schoengood's condition serious. THE EVENING WORLD, been found. The detectives arrested) lart sixty days. THURSDAY, Meat prices, in wome | sald was trying to get $328, 00 a year Margaret Morrissey and charged her! instances, have gone down 20 to 23|rent from the Luckenback Steamship with felonious assault. Two weeks ago the apartment of Wendell Baker, on the seventh floor, was entered from the roof next door, the burglars sawing through the bars of the win Mr, Baker's timely return to his rooms scured the in- truders away. The police say that in the attack on Mrs. Schungood burglary was probably not contem- plated. Revenge is the motive ascribed by them, PALMER BLAMES LABOR FOR INCREASING COSTS Attorney General Says Salaried Class Hardest Hit; Urges Greater Production. HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. for greater production as high prices was made by Attorney Gen- eral Palmer here to-day tn fore Pennsylvania Mayors, State off- als and = = fair-price committeemen called in session by Gov. Sproul. Palmer iald part of the blame for high prices on laber, saying: “If men would work 10 per cent. more prices wéuld be at least 20 per cont. lower. “If we can stop this vicious circle— increased wages, Increased pricea and Increased cost of productina—and hold the line steady, prices will drop.” plea A Palmer emphasized that classe hard-| a est hit bs high prices are widows and orphans living on incomes from estates and millions of salariéd workers whose stad blood fost the docters mar.s ¢/ flesh and b Feeding the doctors income, he said, always is the last to increase, Mr. Palmer declared food products have been reduced 15 per cent. in some sections of the country in the to Mothers around in your Dojghberkoods to your call in the the broad da: reronding Maa 4 ere ready IY Fretibarre Castoria has done, is doing and expertenes and their love for children, Fletcher's Castoria is nothing new. 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